Give me my kid. You're scaring your wife. You're scaring my wife. GIVE ME MY GOD DAMN KID. GIVE ME MY KID. RELIGIOUS. AND I DON'T GIVE A HOW MANY times I will take him down because as a security guard make [laughter] sure You're an adult and sit up. >> Come on. I'll help you up. You really going to do this? Women are known for their strength and resilience. They overcome challenges that would break most people. But sometimes that strength turns into a full-blown Karen meltdown because every now and then entitled girls throw massive tantrums when they don't get their way. You can You're a liar. BABY I SWEAR TO GOD I'LL YOU PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME THOUGH. I NEED HER NAME. I NEED HER NAME. NO. NO. NO. NO. RIGHT NOW. RIGHT NOW. SOMETIMES AIRPORTS BRING OUT THE worst in people. On the 9th of June 2025, a woman got into a confrontation with airport staff. They denied her boarding, which made her even angrier. Eventually, the cops were called because she kept shouting profanity at the staff. I need more units at 311. Where she Did she keep walking this way? Uh black female right here. Screaming down the hallway. That is what's probably up. What? For what? No. Hey. Hey. Hey. You. You. You're going to Hey, come on. Move her. Move her. For what? As the cops called up to her, the woman tried to dismiss them. Then the moment they took her by the arm and started escorting her outside, she started giving them attitude. As you know by now, that's never a good sign of things to come. Wait. Don't go that way. Hey, stop. Stop. Walk that way. I'll get it for you. Stop. You don't have Stop. Just chill out. We can We can stop. Stop. All right. Put your hands Stop. If you don't calm down Stop. I'll have to arrest you. I'M GETTING MY LAWYER. STOP. WE'RE TRYING to help. Take over. STOP. DO NOT GRAB ON ME LIKE THAT. LIKE DON'T GRAB ON ME LIKE THAT. Stop yelling. Stop yelling. Don't grab on me like that. Okay, stop yelling. You need to >> You You what you did was wrong. Stop yelling. >> WHAT YOU DID WAS WRONG. Stop yelling. >> Don't grab on me like that. >> Yeah, I'm trying to talk to you. Now stop yelling. Don't grab on me like that. >> Okay, why did I get called? >> Right now. Right now. Are you mad? You grabbed on me. The suspect here had a small window of opportunity to end this ordeal in a calm and civilized manner. Sadly, she couldn't contain herself for long. The moment she started using profanity again, she earned herself a pair of handcuffs. I did not do anything. Ma'am, why are you yelling and everything right now? I'm just I'm talking out with my phone. I did not do anything. Why can't you just talk to us? I did not do anything. That's fine. That's all you needed to do. I want to do WITH MY DAUGHTER. I NEED to get her told her to stop. I did not do anything. Charlie 11. Yeah, she was walking away when she fell. I did not do I did not do anything. Well, if she didn't do anything, why don't you shock her? I didn't do anything until she grabbed me. Okay, listen. Hands on me. Listen, stop talking. Do you want to make this situation better or not? I didn't do anything until you put your hands on me. Okay, we're just going to go to jail. You're going to sit Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Yeah. Yeah. Do it. Yeah. Because I didn't do anything UNTIL YOU PUT YOUR You're a You're a liar. Pardon me? HELP ME. BABY I SWEAR TO GOD I'LL SPIT. THE WOMAN'S BEHAVIOR escalated from disturbance to resisting arrest. Then she threatened to spit on an officer, and if she made contact with a cop, she might be charged with battery on law enforcement for discharging bodily fluids. The joke called about that female. Can you tell me a little bit what happened? I don't want to say what she said. TOMORROW I HAVE CLASS TOMORROW. I HAVE MY KID TOMORROW. BECAUSE SHE GRABBED ME. I did not do anything until she grabbed me. What? That man The man that told you that you had to leave. I did not do anything Like I did not do anything. TAKE THE CAMERA. I DID NOT DO ANYTHING UNTIL YOU GRABBED THAT'S ALL YOU HAD TO TELL US. We're talking to the girl. Stand up. Don't push ME LIKE THAT. DON'T start talking. Don't push me like that. I did not do anything. Don't If you If you want to keep on talking then Don't push me like that. Don't push me like Don't Don't push me like that. That's not your jurisdiction. Funny how the Karen thought that she knew what the officer's jurisdiction was, yet she didn't understand that causing a scene at an airport would land her in jail. In addition, she objected to the cops searching her without first giving her a notice. Who told you that you're searching me? No. WHO'S GOING TO TELL ME THAT YOU'RE SEARCHING ME? WHAT CAN YOU DO? YOU'RE GOING TO WALK AWAY. Are you done? You're going to walk away. She's not going to search me. I mean SHE'S GOING TO COME TO YOU. SHE'S NOT GOING TO SAY NOTHING TO ME. SHE'S GOING TO PUT HER HAND UP. Can you get a Charlie 11 and figure out what happened? For what? For what? She's not going to say nothing. She's going She put her hand up my Yeah, she put her hand up my That's legal. She's putting her hands on me. That's not stupid. She put her hands ON ME. THAT'S NOT [ __ ] CONDUCT. THAT'S NOT CONDUCT. YOU PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. I FELL YOU. YOU PUT YOUR hands on me. For some reason, she thought the cops were conspiring against her and resisted them every step of the way. But as they say in physics, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. You put your hands on me though. For sure. I need her name. I need her name. You'll get it. I NEED HER NO. NO. NO. NO. RIGHT NOW. >> [screaming] >> RIGHT NOW. RIGHT NOW. NO. WHAT'S HER NAME? THEY'RE NOT TRYING TO GIVE IT TO ME. >> RELAX. THEY'RE NOT PAYING. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? GET ON THE GROUND. I DON'T GIVE WHAT ARE YOU DOING? ON THE GROUND. PUT YOUR knees down. What's that mean? You're going to get a No, y'all want to give me her name. That's fine. Yeah, I will. Uh you don't have to do all that. Just You don't have to do all that. Are you done fighting us? I'm done. All right. All right. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. Do not fight us. Hello. Hello. All right. I don't like this. Come on. When the officer mentioned using a hobble, the woman came to her senses. The question was, did she really calm down or was it just a temporary break? After all, it sounded like she really didn't like the female officer. Okay, three driving through the TSA checkpoint line and kind of just being all over the place at the counter and he's like, "Hey, you need to step back." Pushed him, called him up. inward So he's like, "Okay." So then he went to the jet bridge, called us, came back out. He's still trying to get get in line. So at that point, he decided she wasn't going to fly. And uh And she kept trying to get in line. He's like, "No, you're not flying." And she just kept getting people. Go to the bridge, call 911. Okay, good. All right. Come on. I did not She did Hey. You For what? SHE DID THAT. WHY? WHY? I DID NOT DO ANYTHING. WHY? YOU YOU HAVE KIDS? I FELL YOU. ALTHOUGH SHE SEEMED TO COME to her senses, she decided to make good on her threat and tried to spit on the female officer. The male cop got in between them and pushed her back. Not surprisingly, the suspect viewed that as another unwarranted act of aggression against her. You got moved. THAT'S PROTOCOL. THAT'S NOT PROTOCOL. YOU SPLASHED ME IN MY FACE. THAT'S NOT PROTOCOL. WAS THAT YOUR PROTOCOL? YOU SPLASHED ME IN MY FACE. YOU'RE SHOWING an act of aggression. THAT'S NOT YOUR PROTOCOL. YOU SPLASHED ME IN MY FACE. WHERE SHE WAS THAT YOUR PROTOCOL? RESTRAINED. I SPRAYED YOU. I WAS TRYING TO DO IT OUTSIDE. YOU YOU YOU SPLASHED ME IN MY FACE THOUGH. THAT'S THE [ __ ] PROTOCOL. I WANT HER NAME. YOU JUST TOUCHED YOU. YOU SPLASHED ME IN FACE. HEY. HEY. I'M NOT I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING AT ALL. I'M NOT DOING I'm saying protocol. You splashed me in my face. That's protocol. Okay, I know you're lying. My question is Yes. Which Do you think the child has done to me? That's right. Is the dash cam on? Yes. Okay. >> As a result of her actions, she was now headed to jail wearing a spit hood. However, it didn't stop the woman from repeatedly berating the female officer, yelling from the back seat at her for putting her hands on her. You stupid dumb Oh, you want TO GO YOU PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. WHY? OH, NOW YOU AIN'T GOT NOTHING TO SAY. OH, WHAT YOU DID IS YOU know that's not right. It's cool when they do it. It's a problem when I do it. It's cool when you kick her. 8451 uh driver license Get up. disorderly Get up. HEY, YOU UGLY. HEY, YOU UGLY. DO YOU HAVE KIDS? I BET your kids You ugly. You ugly. I get you're upset and I get you probably don't like police. A lot of people don't like police and I completely understand why. People actually have a valid reason to not like police. But I I tried to talk to you and you didn't want to talk to me and I Look, look, I get it. Like I get it if you don't want to talk to police, but if you didn't want to be in this situation, all you had to do was say, "This is what happened. I'm upset." Whatever it was, then is the case. The female officer showed remarkable restraint. She stayed professional and calm even after repeated insults aimed not only at her, but also her children. The suspect was taken to jail and charged with assault on law enforcement, disorderly conduct, and public intoxication. On the 28th of January 2025, a mother had to call police on her own daughter. They'd had a dispute about school and it turned into domestic violence. Things got so heated that the woman eventually sat in her car and waited for the cops. Hi. Okay, what we got to do? Mental breakdown? We got to get her to a hospital? She probably need to go somewhere because she didn't come home yesterday. I guess what I told her. >> Okay. She got a Okay, we're going to help you. They ain't been home all night. And she's supposed to go to school. She don't want to go to school. You know what I'm saying? >> what school she go to? Okay, I told her that she need to get to school from wherever you at. You got to go to school. That's This I I don't have no control over that. Right. Well, I told her that I was going to have the person's house that she be at to stop allowing her to come over here during the week. You can go over on the weekend. Well, now she feel like I'm taking everything going her way and then as she walked away from me, she pushed me, you know, all this. I don't I'm I'm I work with her. I have to I have to do this with her, but I don't have to respond to that. I work with mental health. I work with CSA. The woman mentioned working with child services as a residential aide. She implied she was familiar with mental disorders and said that her adopted daughter needed to be admitted to a hospital. Once they got inside the house, it was readily apparent that she was probably right. Carly. You see what I'm saying? Carly, you need to come out. It's the police. You see what I'm saying? Carly, you need to come out here. >> [screaming] >> We need to talk. What? Why not? Just just come on out and talk to us. Just come on out and talk to [laughter] us. Okay? Everything's Everything's Well, we can't really leave you. We got to stay here. We can't. You got to come out and talk to us, okay? Well, we can't leave We can't >> [screaming] >> We just did. >> [laughter] >> Well, we need you to calm down and talk to us. The cop did his best to get Carly to calm down a bit and step out, but she kept throwing a tantrum. Obviously, they'd been in that type of situation before and knew what was getting ready to happen. But for the moment, the room she was in gave her a false sense of security. No, that's not That doesn't work. It doesn't work like that. If you don't come out here, you're going to have to go to jail. You need to come out here gently and talk to us. Well, if we have to come in there, you're going to go to jail. Sounds like she's barricading this door here. The only way to get into it is to break this [music] door. Carly, OPEN THE DOOR. I DON'T TRUST YOU, EITHER. BUT YOU BARRICADE THE WOMAN KNEW ALREADY THAT IT WASN'T GOING TO BE an easy task and she didn't want the door to be damaged. She got on the phone with Carly's biological mother hoping the teen might listen to her. You don't want to be there? Carly. Cops want you. >> [screaming] >> OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN THE DOOR, CARLY. WELL, um what do y'all suggest? Well, damage your door, correct? You don't want us to damage your door. No, I I mean I need Maybe leaving for a little while to de-escalate the situation. No. As one of the officers discussed their options with Carly's adoptive mother, his colleague tried to pry the door open. At first, it seemed like it probably wouldn't work, >> [music] >> but then he managed to open it up enough to push through. She probably got the dresser up against it. >> No, SHE'S PUSHING IT. >> [snorts] >> STOP. STOP. >> [laughter] >> STOP. >> [screaming] >> YEAH, I DON'T WANT TO CHOKE YOU. I DON'T WANT TO HURT >> [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. RELAX. RELAX. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. >> [screaming] >> RELAX. We're going to sit you up, okay? Yes, we're going to sit you up. We sit you up so you can breathe better. COME ON. >> [laughter] >> LET GO OF MY HAND. LET GO. DURING THE STRUGGLE, THE suspect managed to twist the officer's hand and he let a few curse words slip. Unfortunately, the ordeal wasn't over yet. They still had to get her to a squad car and then to the jailhouse. >> [laughter] >> Stop. Stop kicking. Stop kicking. Stop. Sit up. Sit up. Stand up. >> [laughter] >> By the time Carly was taken to the squad car, she appeared to be having a panic attack. Whether it was serious or just a ploy to manipulate them, it was about to get even worse. As the officers interviewed the victim, the girl continued her tantrums. >> [screaming] >> What happened when you guys got into it? We didn't. Oh, I thought she she got in your face and pushed you physically. >> Yeah, she pushed me physically. What happened was she came She came home after being out all night, right? She knocked on the door like the police. I was coming kitchen. She said I was sitting on the couch, but I wasn't. I was coming out the kitchen. So, I opened up the door. When I opened up the door, Why the you ain't open up the door? Okay. Old people just get on my nerves and this and that. So, I'm standing in the kitchen. She ran around from, you know, this way to the kitchen and just pushed me. As far as Carly went, she probably spent her whole life being shuffled from one family to another, which can't be easy for a teen to handle. She then stopped banging her head for a moment looking around to see if anyone was watching, so it was likely a cry for attention. And she would look for me to push her back. I did. Okay. I walked back around, got in my car. I just went up there and got a net power of attorney to find out what I got to do to go back to court. Y'all can have her. Y'all really going to take me to jail? I don't deserve it. He put his hands on me. I don't deserve to live. >> [laughter] >> I don't deserve to live. I don't deserve nothing. I don't deserve nothing. I don't want to be here. >> [laughter] >> I'm tired. I'm tired. [crying] I'm tired. Oh, he's breaking my god. He's [crying] breaking my god. >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> Now, is she making threats? Yeah, she told me I was a dumb So, like like he hurt you or like he She always threatening to hurt me. I was going to She sprayed at me Yes, she said she was going to kick my Okay. That's a threat, ain't it? True. True. She said she was going to beat me up and kick my Just for my paperwork, she shoved you and then said she was going to kick your She said I was going to kick your >> I just want to make sure I got it right. Get everything correct, okay? We'll be back in to talk to you in a few, okay? You're welcome. Carly. You calmed down a little bit? I know you were >> [laughter] >> not being rational with us back there, okay? I just got hit in the side of my head. I'M NOT OKAY. I'M NOT OKAY. I'M UPSET. I just want to go somewhere. >> [gasps and crying] >> I want to go to my mom's house. I don't want to be where I don't want to live where I don't want to live. >> [laughter] >> I'm tired of living where she keeps putting her hands on me. It was a sad situation for the teen, as well as for the adoptive mother, who was simply trying to help. In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with battery on an officer, resisting arrest, criminal damage to property, and domestic assault. On the 8th of April, 2024, the cops responded to a liquor store due to a very unruly customer. When they got there, there was a young woman sitting out front. According to the staff, she couldn't pay for her drinks and then refused to leave. She then started tossing bottles inside the store. What's the matter? What's the matter? I want to press charges. >> Okay. We'll be in there in a second, ma'am. What are you doing? So so what's going on in the store today? I am I don't feel comfortable putting an explanation out because there'll be bats and everything else. I don't care about bats. What's going on in the store? Hello. So what's going on? I don't know. She was like she came in here with some other people. Yeah. And I don't know what she was on, but like she kept trying to say she told me to call to call you guys before, but I'm like I don't know if she's just being crazy or whatever. Yeah. And then her they're about to leave and she can't pay for her bottle, I guess. So I guess she starts getting mad when they're trying to leave. And so then she comes back in from outside. She starts throwing a few bottles around. I'm like I'm telling her to stop. I'm trying to get her to stop. And then she wasn't stopping. Okay. >> So then I called you guys. Yeah. And then eventually got her out because there's bottles bottles over there. I don't want her breaking Yeah. >> multiple shelves. Okay. According to the clerk, it was purely luck that the suspect here, Samantha, was only throwing plastic bottles before she did any serious damage. They threw Samantha out. Still though, she refused to leave. After all that fuss, he wanted her trespassed for good. Call somebody to come pick you up. Call somebody to come pick you up. What family? I don't care. He said somebody, not family. Somebody. Can't be here, okay? I'm sorry. Where is it? Just call somebody. Who am I going to call? Who do you guys Huh? Who am I going to call? Cuz you guys are my family. No, we're not. Call some Do you have a phone? Okay. Where is your phone at? Where is this a phone? Samantha Allison. Do you have your phone in your pocket? Do you have any history with her or anything? I do have a history of my mom calling the cops. >> phone at? I would lock it in the house. Huh? I would lock it in the house. So you don't have a phone? Where do you live? I am homeless. Homeless, okay. You've been drinking, I guess? Mercury's definitely in retrograde. On a side note, according to some astrologers, when Mercury's in retrograde, sometimes people feel a mental fog or a bit of cognitive sluggishness. But based on the woman's slurred speech and her incoherent ramblings, it was more likely the problem was alcohol and not some astrological phenomenon. So who can come pick you up? I don't want to answer to the people that want to put me in the family. What are you even saying? Who can come pick you up? We're trying to get you to somewhere safe. No, you're not. Do you have anyone that can come help you? I didn't want you or him to answer. Believe me, we don't want to be here anymore than you don't want us to be here. So who called you there? Who can come pick you up? So who denied him the phone? Do you have a phone in your pocket? Where is your phone at? That's right. What's your name? They didn't answer my question. I was going to ask that. I'm not fighting them. He's probably like now I'm not dealing with this. >> Are you Are you celebrating the eclipse? The solar eclipse today is a big deal. >> guys decided this because I'm a wicked What? No, but there's an eclipse today. I don't care. >> mind readers. We don't know that. No, I I hate that this is so big of a day that y'all have the worst Yeah. All we want to do is get you home or get you to somewhere safe. Well, I don't care. Samantha said she was homeless and that she didn't even have a phone. Despite the officers' efforts to quickly resolve things and have the woman go somewhere else, it was fairly obvious that she wouldn't be able to walk away on her own. Let's practice walking. Can you stand up and walk this way? Let's see how you can walk. >> I I got hit by a motorcycle the other day and I at least get a step to stand up. Sure. I don't care how, but can I get a step to stand up? Yeah. Do you need me to help you up or are you good? >> want them to laugh at how Yeah. It's all about you. You ruined my >> [laughter] >> the bed and it's Walk that way. How? Just walk straight. Put one foot in front of the other. Just want to see you walk. You don't have to do anything special. So where can we get you to? Can we give you a courtesy ride somewhere safe? The cops went as far as offering Samantha a ride, but she was way too drunk to realize that she was getting a really good deal. Instead, she just got louder and more agitated. We're trying to get you home or wherever you're going. You know how this went last time. I don't know who you are. You know I remember. You know how this went last time. I don't know who you are. This is why I look for a home. Wonder why I fight. Cuz this is no home. Cuz y'all suck. That's why he's laughing and smiling. I just smile when I see my ass get spread out here. It's kind of happens. Yeah. I'm actually happy for you. Okay, you can't go in there. It's locked. Okay, perfect. Yeah, I wonder how we planned that. Stop. Stop. I wonder how how we planned it to keep me from going inside. >> Sit down. No. No. >> Samantha, who lives on New York Street in Melbourne? My parents. They don't care about me. The cops eventually identified Samantha and found out where her parents lived. But clearly, she wasn't interested in that topic at all. The moment the cops started pressing about her family, she tried to bail. Can I call your parents? Do you have a phone number? You need to relax. You need to stay still and have a seat. I didn't do anything. Come on. Just don't don't make it worse. We're trying to get you some help before we have to take you to the hospital, okay? Come have a seat. Come have a seat. We're going to figure it out. Come on. Come on. Have a seat RIGHT THERE. JUST HELP! ALL RIGHT. HELP! >> [screaming] >> HELP! WATCH ME. HELP! THE POLICE ARE BEING HORRIBLE! HELP! [screaming] HEY. HELP! It's okay. We're going to help you. No, you're not. We're going to help you. Okay. You're going to make it worse. You don't have to do that. Talking to him. Put one on her chest. Help! Help! And you wonder why the police >> on you and then we're going to help you back up with the handcuffs on you, okay? This is abuse. HELP! HELP! >> [screaming] >> HELP! DESPITE THE FACT THAT SHE WAS EXTREMELY DRUNK, it didn't stop her from resisting. Despite being handcuffed and sitting on the ground, she tried to scoot over and kick one of the cops. What do you think? Will she actually be able to do it? You're going to catch a felony charge. You better relax. You guys can help me up. I'm a saint. Not really. So why you aren't There you go. Okay, I'm out. Awesome. It's too bad. Oh, all right. Yeah. Okay. I got it all on video. Yep. I got it on my camera. Yeah, what's new? All right. Wonder if we're going to have to tarp her. Everyone knows that I was fighting them for kicking us out of my skin. And you know you hate you hate doing this. I'm going to get off your legs, okay? No, I KNOW YOU HATE doing this to them. THAT'S WHY YOU ALREADY DID IT. I know you hate this. You're not getting up, okay? If you If you I'm not wrong, am I? If you get up, I'm going to have to tase you. >> Am I wrong? I'm not fighting. Am I wrong? I'll keep running around. Am I wrong? With their drunken unhinged like this one, suspects often feel trapped, so they pick one of the officers and lash out at them, throwing nasty insults. They sometimes even extend their anger toward the officers' family. How do you go home to your girls? We're We're going to go We're going to give you a ride home. How do you go home TO YOUR GIRLS AFTER THIS? You don't. YOU DON'T. YOUR GIRLS HATE YOU. YOUR GIRLS HATE YOU BECAUSE YOU KNOW THIS IS WRONG. BECAUSE I'M GOING to be another And you know your girls hate you. NO. THIS IS WHY YOU HELP ME. That's why I said we're here. I got an appointment for you. Have a seat. Have a seat. Samantha, I'm going to make you sit down or are you going to sit down? Just sit Are you going to sit home and Put your feet in. Put your feet in. Put your feet all the way in real quick. Put your feet all the way in. You can't be dialing that. You can't be dialing that. You guys hot here or what? She eventually got what was coming to her. She was taken to the jailhouse and booked for trespassing and battery on law enforcement. Sometimes young people do completely irrational things for the dumbest reasons. Take this 22-year-old for instance. On the 8th of December, 2024, she went to a gym called Crunch Fitness to cancel her membership. When she was told to come back another day, she refused and then allegedly she activated the fire alarm on her way out. What happened when you came up here today? You said you came up here to cancel membership. Okay. I used They're giving me a hard time to cancel membership. Um they said I had to pay $100 to cancel. They said I had to pay 3 months to cancel, $120. Mhm. And I told them that it made no sense. Um I'm not going to use the gym. I'm not going to pay $100 to cancel. I just opened the membership. Got you. I guess so. It's a little back and forth. Okay. But I don't I So what happened after that? Um I mean I was Um I was calling the first store. They said the same thing. And that was about it. So what happened when you So what happened when you left? You was upset and you you just walked out the door? I was though I was on the phone with somebody else. I was I called a different location. Okay. She didn't mention anything about a fire alarm. She just said she felt cheated by the gym and when she walked outside she got her phone out and called another branch. When the cop confronted her about the alarm, she didn't look too confident. And I'm telling them that they can't steal money from you. I mean really. Okay, so So when you left home why did you pull the fire alarm? I I was on the phone I don't I don't know who I'm talking to. So So you're saying you did not pull the fire alarm. So the camera that they have in there is somebody else that's not you. You know I was on the phone I was talking to somebody else. I was talking talking to another No no Listen, I understand that you were talking to somebody else. You getting used on the phone with somebody with some other branch that you were trying to So what I'm saying is And then it was pretty shady. I had a like an argument with them when I signed up too. I eat Hold on before you start bearing off somewhere else. I just want to make sure because just know that you're on my little camera, right? Okay. So you So you're saying that you didn't you did not pull that fire alarm. Yeah. You did not pull it. That's what you're saying. Yes or no? Yes. The cop then mentioned the security cameras and asked her if she knew who had pulled it because they looked like the woman and they were wearing the same clothes. But the woman brushed it off and went back to complaining about the gym. Yeah, it was pretty shady when I signed up cuz the their membership is like $10 on the website it says it's $10 but when I signed up for it it said that they were going to charge me more. I didn't agree with that. I tried to talk to them about that. They were saying something else. Okay, so where do you live at? I live 20 minutes away. What's your Um North >> What's your address? Military of course. You're answering questions I asked a simple question. What's your address? You keep giving me roundabout areas. I don't usually give people my address. I don't tell them where I live. >> am I people? I'm the police and you are under investigation right now. Oh. Oh. So you live at You land I already know. So this conversation is over with. So you won't you continue to keep playing these games. So I am going to listen I am going to issue a warrant out for your arrest. Goodbye. Goodbye, ma'am. You good to go. The moment the officer mentioned an arrest warrant and walked away from her, she called him back. She tried to persuade him to change his mind but it was already too late. The way things were looking, if she didn't get what she wanted, she was going to do something dumb and just make things worse. No, listen cuz that's one game I'm not going to continue to play. No, yes you are. Listen, I'm Listen, I listen I am not playing around. No, you're ruining your own life. Nobody told you to pull that fire alarm. They didn't let me cancel they Ma'am, you are free to go. I don't want to ruin my life because of You you you decided to do it. I'm not trying to ruin my life because of the gym. Okay. I'm not This is going to ruin my life. You're going to give me You're going to give me >> Yes. Yes, I am going to issue a warrant out for your arrest. So it's up to the state attorney. No. No. That That's your decision. What's going on? No, you know you know exactly what's going on. You are You are You are under an official investigation, a criminal investigation at that. Listen, you are free to go. You don't have to talk to me at all. At all. But you're you're deciding I am. I'm not What did you say? Listen. Go ahead get yourself a lawyer. You're going to need one for this case. Goodbye, ma'am. She now found herself in a pickle. However, instead of trying to make amends, she was about to expedite her arrest. She talked about calling 911 on the officer. Then after he talked to the staff again, he checked to see if she did. Excuse me, ma'am. Can you see if Can you check with the call taker and see if this uh this young lady is on the phone with 911 right now. 10-4, we're getting another call. Looks like she just called on the desk about 2 minutes ago. We don't want to be upset and but I think the call taker may have described to us that she heard the deputy in the background. Okay. 216, I have a one black female Hey Hey, listen. Don't do that. What are you doing? You're not going ruin my entire life. What are you doing? What are you doing? You're not going to ruin my life. What are you doing? Stop resisting. Oh my god. What are you What are you doing? What are you doing? Stop resisting. Stop. What are you doing? At that point, she could already be charged with pulling the fire alarm, misusing 911, and resisting arrest. And as if that wasn't enough trouble for one day, she took it one step further and committed a felony. Are you trying to kick me? >> [screaming and crying] >> You're hurting me. Put your hands down. Stop resisting. >> [screaming] >> 10-4. Stop resisting. Hey, she's bleeding. All right. You got her cuffs? Yep, trying to get the other one. I'm going to I'm going to spray you. HEY, CHASE HER. HEY, I got her. I got the spray. Just get the other one. I got the spray. Get the other one. Why are you hurting me? What are you doing? Turn around. With the help of a colleague, the cop handcuffed the suspect properly and took her away to a squad car. Because they tussled around a bit, the cop decided to call for a medic to check the suspect for injuries. Bro, she's strong, bro. Stop. >> [screaming] >> Stop. You all right, man? I know she is. Yeah, she's beating you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. She was taking her leg out like trying to kick at me. Okay. >> I mean she never struck me or anything like that. She's actively resisting. Oh, absolutely. You know, I didn't want I mean she's 5 600 lbs. So I didn't want to hit her or anything, so. All right, we're going to fix your cuffs in the back, huh? Uh-huh. >> What's going on? Can somebody explain something to me? Well, you fell. Just be very careful. What's going on? Okay, you're being arrested. Why? Okay. Why am I being I'm pulling the fire alarm and misusing 911. Okay, that's not up for debate. We're not going to argue with that. Okay. We will treat you Treat you like a lady. That's not up for debate. That's not going to be changed. Okay. We will treat you like a lady if you act like a lady. Sometimes in court, when a suspect's convicted of DUI or something similar, people are ordered to complete education programs. Maybe in addition, there ought to be a class for chronically disrupting the public. A lot of Karens out there would definitely benefit. I'm not a criminal. I'm not. You're not a criminal. Again, that's not up for debate. >> [screaming] >> They hurt He hurt me. He hurt me. He hurt me. All right, stop. And then my hand My wrist You guys better check I need to take my jacket off. You better check things. Oh my god. You guys >> [laughter] >> My Oh, he's Stop. Stand up. Stand up. I don't have anybody. I just have my Okay. Okay, you're 22 years old. Okay, you're a you're a big girl. Have a seat. Have a seat. No matter what she did, she was not going to escape her fate. They charged the woman with pulling a fire alarm, misuse of 911, resisting with violence, and battery on law enforcement. For someone who didn't want to ruin her life, she made a really big mess over a simple gym membership. The gym lady mentioned that her father was in jail, but what about when a suspect's parent is a cop? On the 8th of April, 2024, the cops responded to a Walmart. Reportedly, there was someone skip scanning at the self-checkout. When the officers got there, the suspect had already been detained by loss prevention. So, the the amount missed was $43.63 without the tax. This is what she paid for. I have the video pulled up right here. So, this item right here, that's right on top of that other item, never gets scanned. She's kind of holds it over it, scans the bottom item, and then places it right here for him to bag. Uh I don't think he realized what all was going on. Um and I he went to go get the kids. He had to pick up the kids, that's why he's not here. This is the most obvious one. With this uh sports bra thing or whatever, and then the vest underneath it. She has it stacked up on top of it. She's going to take the the hand scanner and only scan the top item before passing both items across. So, she just scans that one item on top, and then leaves it here, and then she grabs it, and pulls it up like you saw. All righty. Yes. After having a quick chat with the suspect, the officer explained she was being detained, and then read her rights. However, the woman didn't look too perturbed about things, because she thought it was all a big mistake. Sadly for her, that was about to change. Do you understand all those rights I just read? Would you like me to read them for you? Do you understand? Okay. Would you like to answer any questions? No? Okay. Just hang tight for me, all right? Okay. Can you call his phone number for me, please? So, we got to ask him questions. They're both here. Yes or no? You're going to put the phone down? Okay. Hold on, cuz they're yelling at me now. Okay. What is your name? Amber. You have a Florida DL? I'm sorry? >> Do you have a Florida driver's license? Yes, I do. Where is that? I don't know. Lose the attitude. Okay? You have one, too. With all due respect, I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't say anything to you. >> What is your last name? >> attitude. What is your last name? Spell it. A Okay. This deputy is the deputy in the case, and he says you need to get off the phone. So, listen to him. Thank you. Despite being somewhat cooperative, the suspect here, Amber, did have an attitude. She kept talking on the phone with someone after the cops repeatedly told her not to. The person she was talking to turned out to be her mother, who was a local police captain. All right. I tried to be nice. I told you to get off the phone. >> My mom's a captain of the police department. >> MOM! MOM! MOM! GIVE ME MY PHONE. I'M NOT EVEN RESISTING. MOM! >> [screaming] >> MOM! I'M NOT RESISTING, MOM! THIS [ __ ] IS MINE! CALL THE LAWYERS! THE AMBULANCE IS HERE! I'M NOT EVEN DOING ANYTHING. STOP RESISTING, AND PUT YOUR ARM BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW! >> THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH BEING ON THE PHONE when I'm under arrest. You're going to get a resisting charge. Do you understand me? I'm literally laying here, not doing anything. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Put your arm behind your back. Since Amber resisted, and the officer didn't want to use excessive force, he called his colleague over the radio. During the whole ordeal, Amber's mother was still on the line with her, so Amber kept yelling at her phone. You guys are both on top of me. I weigh 130 lbs. Mom! MOM! MOM! PLEASE TELL JAMES TO GO ON JOHNNY. This one is way too tight. You're cutting off my circulation. I brought it over here. All right. Johnny has that. All right. Relax. Relax. I think I could I'm going to sit you up, all right? No, I can't sit up right. Just let me lay down. I feel Sit up like an adult. I can't. Be an adult, and sit up. Come on. We'll help you up. >> [laughter] >> You really going to do this? You're going to You're going to Okay. Because screaming wasn't working for her, she pretended to have a seizure. Even though the cops weren't buying it, they still had to call paramedics, because it was standard procedure. So, after having a so-called seizure, you'd think the woman would want some medical attention, right? I don't need any medicine. Do you want to sit up like an adult now? See, I can't. I can't. You can't sit up? Yes. I swear to God, on my kids' life. Okay. All All you had to do is get off the phone, all right? I'm nauseous. All right. Do you want an ambulance or not? No, I I need my husband for my medication. All right. We're good. I'm going to have an ambulance come. No, I don't I refuse to say. You can't put me in an ambulance if I refuse. That's You were just acting as though you were seizing. I have to get my to get you medical care. I don't I'm refusing it. Refusing medical attention made no sense at all. Most likely, the suspect knew they'd figure out she was faking it. At one point, another officer walked in the room, and tried to reason with the woman. It's probably best if we stand you up, and walk you outside. >> I need a blanket. Here, just one Well, it's probably not going to benefit you in any way. Yes, it is. I suffered from this for all my life. All right. You're in a Your hands are handcuffed behind your back. That's a position that's not going to be good for [laughter] people that are breathing. You want to try sitting up now? I don't know. I don't know if I can. Well, we're going to help you. Someone call my husband. Okay. I need my medicine. Well, you can tell the medics about your medical-related matters, okay? I have medication that I can get me in there. Well, the jail does. You're going to jail, so Amber claimed she had a seizure, and also a diabetic episode. But according to paramedics, there wasn't anything wrong with her. She refused to go to the hospital, and denied stealing anything. Regardless, Walmart still wanted the officers to trespass the woman. This is a trespass warning. Walmart has requested that you be trespassed. Do not return to this Walmart. This is your warning. If you return, you will be arrested. Okay? >> Okay. It's indefinite. Like forever. Like until unless they decide differently, it's in place for forever. I'm sorry. Is that like any Walmart? No. I don't know why you're freaking out. I'm being very easy right now. I know. >> [laughter] >> Because I want to get home. You're not going home. You're going to jail. Wait. Wait. It's zero life. Okay. Yes. I'm my husband. My husband. My husband. So, who you want to come get this stuff before I call? Um Can you ask the person There's no way to leave my kids. No. >> [snorts] >> Well, I don't want my kids to go through this trauma. That's not my problem. Yes. You have You've burned through any good graces with me. I'm not here to be your best friend. I'm not looking for you to be my So, I'll just leave the stuff here, and take you to jail. The officer tried to call Amber's husband, but couldn't reach him. >> [music] >> They then called her mother, who had supposedly been a police captain for 30 years. The question was, would she defend her daughter, or would she side with the law? Hi. This is Deputy Dennison from the Sheriff's Office. Hi. I'm trying to reach Natalie. Hey, Natalie. Can you come to Walmart, 555 20th Street Vero Beach, pick up your daughter's belongings, her purse, and groceries? Okay. Can you sweat outside? Don't come up to the door. >> [music] >> I'll come get you, and you can come get the stuff after, okay? All right. You got to give me any other issues getting you to my patrol car, right? We're going to be No, I'm fine now. I know you don't believe me, but it's whatever Well, your actions will dictate, okay? So, let's Your actions will dictate if you're if you're cool with me. If you buck again, you're in a problem. I will dump you again to the ground, okay? I don't want to do that. Let's have a nice easy >> you have a job, sir. Okay. All right. Stand up. Count to three. All right. And I Sure. No problem. Your mom's not going to give us a hard time out there, is she? Uh yeah, she's a little crazy. >> She also from New York? From the Bronx. Okay. I got family. I'm Italian. I understand. She's Puerto Rican. There was still the question of the mother. Being in law enforcement, she of course knew the ins and outs of being a cop. That being said, when it comes to their kids, they're usually defensive, even when they've done something wrong. You're stuck up here with one foot. We can help you get up. Oh my God. You can't push my butt to go I know I'm overweight. Would you like to Okay. Okay. Do you want to come get the groceries? I want to know what's going on. >> Okay. She's going to jail for one shoplifting. Shoplifting? Okay. She said she missed a scan. Okay. There's video of it happening. Walmart wants to prosecute. She's going to jail for shoplifting? >> Shoplifting in Walmart is She missed a scan. She's to come clean with the shop. >> She's going to jail for shoplifting? She's also She's also going to jail for resisting. She was fighting this deputy, all because she wouldn't get off the phone. She was asked to multiple times, would not get off the I was on the phone with her. I know. Then, she acted as though she was having a seizure. We had EMS come, check her out. She said, "I don't need an ambulance. I don't want to go to the hospital. This is stupid. I don't know why you guys have them come here." They checked her out. All her levels are good. Blood sugar, everything that she could have possibly complained of, everything Well, that's a little weird. That's exactly what EMS said. So, would you like to come inside to get her belongings? Yes. Based on her mother's stance, she was more angry with the cops than she was with her daughter. They charged Amber with retail theft, disorderly conduct, obstructing justice, and resisting arrest. It looks like if Amber was going to get out of this mess, her mother would have to pull a whole lot of strings. It's always sad when grown-ups act like children. And speaking of childlike adults, on April 25th, 2025, cops on bike patrol noticed a woman named Maria yelling at a man in the street. As the officers approached her, she threw herself at them claiming the man was the bad guy. What's going on? What's going on? >> [gasps] >> What is going on? >> [gasps] >> The cops immediately separated the two in an attempt to calm things down. Maria was acting erratic, shaking and yelling and rambling on. When the officer made a simple request for Maria to back up a bit, she threw an absolute fit. Okay. Can you back up a little bit? No. NO, I CAN'T. YES, YOU need to. Yes. Yes. I've been going through a lot of with this guy. For months. A lot of emotional abuse. Like all cops think we're going to come get you and think you're crazy. I'm not crazy. First of all, we were dating for a long time. Daily, we've just been hanging out, been cool. And what happened is tonight, she drank alcohol. I didn't want her to drink alcohol. I told her that ahead of time. You see how she acts on alcohol. I'm talking to her father. Her last name is Fada. If you look her up in your police system, you'll see that. Okay? And she's acting crazy. And her friend was here. Her friend literally got mad at just how she was acting, obviously acting crazy. And I'm literally talking to her down. I'm telling him, "Hey, listen. Straight up, she's acting wild." >> [gasps and sighs] >> GET OFF THE GET OFF THE BIKE. CALM DOWN. HOW ABOUT THAT? CALM DOWN. [screaming] COPS SHOWED A LOT OF RESTRAINT by not arresting her on the spot. Just a few of the charges that come to mind were obstruction, disorderly conduct, and public intoxication. And if she didn't shape up a bit, there might be a whole lot more. What's your name? Officer Balin. Officer Balin is telling me to restrain for my own. >> [gasps] >> Okay, so what's going [laughter] on? Can you tell me what's going on? Religious. And I don't give a [ __ ] how many times I will take him down because as a security guard, he Okay. So, do you need the fire department? Do you need the fire department? And that's the Uber. Okay, don't stop Don't talk to him, okay? How about that? Don't bring him into this, okay? >> Yeah, I would have problems with him drinking or not drinking. It would just be problems back and forth. And then today around what, 7:06, I told him that my friend was going to come over to the pool. There's a rooftop pool. Okay. The woman was really drunk, and obviously, she was ready for a fight. But when they asked her what happened, she really couldn't get to the point. She kept on gasping for air like she was buying herself some time to think of what to say. One thing was clear though, she was mad at her boyfriend. And that is just what he does every time. He calls my parents, and he makes me seem like a a bad So, what's the issue that happened today? Nothing. So, nothing happened today? To be honest, the fact that he just didn't agree with the fact that my friend thought about, "Oh, I'm single, so let me just guys cuz I'm single." That's just an example. It's a ridiculous example. Who? Man doesn't think like that. What is your name, ma'am? >> Harrison. Maria. Okay. Look, there's no reason to get an attitude. I'm just No, because I don't know what the [ __ ] he told you. And I know nine times out of 10 cuz you're a guy, you're just going to go after what he said to you, right? Oh, woman are this, woman are that, right? Maria's own account of what happened actually gave credibility to her boyfriend's story. The man was clearly dealing with a very drunk and unhinged ex-girlfriend. She was brash, unapologetic, and was clearly not afraid of the cops. That being said, what the woman did next took everyone by surprise. Get the [ __ ] away from me. She said nothing happened. No, it was She's just drunk. So, we need to He's just not better. You need to go home. You need to go home. So, your parents are going to come and pick you up. Cool. Great. Oh, that's how you get Oh. Yo. Are you publishing this? I hope that you're recording this. How the system here in the United States is failing even to our women nowadays. It does not matter if we're getting if we're getting whatever WE GOING THROUGH, IT'S ALL RIGHT BECAUSE OUR PARENTS are [laughter] going to deal with it. IT'S ALL RIGHT BECAUSE OUR PARENTS are going to deal with it. Hey. >> [laughter] >> The moment they arrested her, she calmed down. It was like hitting the officer was what she needed all along. Then something strange happened, and her boyfriend actually tried to get her out of jail. You did this to yourself, all right? >> Yes, whatever. I'm not even going to argue. It's just crazy. Go grab her Go grab her stuff. It's a lot of stuff. Okay, where's her phone and her ID? Upstairs. Okay, grab her phone and her ID. It's probably in my pockets. Not you. I'm going to check your pocket for your phone and your ID. Well, you just punched me in the chest. Now you're going to go to jail. No, she's going to jail. No. Yeah, I'm going to jail now. Cool. I'm going to call for a signal. Oh, let's call for a signal. Yeah. All you know is guys have to do Uh, 33rd. 33rd. Orange County Jail. Tyrants, of course, are known for changing their moods from one extreme to the other. Maria was a prime example. Calming down just gave her a chance to breathe a bit and get ready for the next fight. The next thing they knew, she was back to her old self. Calm down. Relax. Don't touch me. Relax. Don't touch me. I'm not going to sit down. YOU NEED TO SIT NO, [screaming] I'M NOT. YOU NEED TO NO, I'M NOT. YOU KNOW I'M NOT. I'M WHAT? I'M WHAT? I'M WHAT? YOU'RE WHAT? >> [screaming] >> IT'S 2019. IT'S 2019. IT'S 2019. I CAN'T BREATHE. [laughter] HOW ARE YOU ACTING? OH, YOU'RE AN ADULT. You're an adult. You're an adult, and this is how you're acting. Let me Punch a police officer. Let me. Let me. I was 23. 23. She's an adult. She This is how she acts. It's 2019. What the [ __ ] I want? Hey, do me a favor. I She's already in trouble, so No, I know, but don't She's She's already amped up, so All the officer cared about was her ID and her phone. He instructed her boyfriend to give the rest of the things to her parents or hold onto them till she got out. At that point, the Uber driver explained that there had in fact been an altercation, but it involved a different woman. The only thing I seen is there was a big a scandal right up the stairs. That's the only thing It was another woman involved, and there was a big They were like fighting and supporting each other. And it led this way. And then she started grabbing me and telling me what to do. I don't know I don't know how far I'm allowed to go. Okay. So, I didn't see him put his hands Yeah, no. So, I don't I don't know. It sounds like she just had too much to drink. And she's But like I said, it went from the staircase up there all the way down this way. So, that's all I can tell you. Okay, I appreciate you. >> Nobody put hands on the girl. Thank you for sticking around. I appreciate you. I I thank you for that. Thank you. What do you want? Tell me. People watching us. Oh, really? You put on a whole show for my camera. >> You don't even know who you're messing with, but it's all right. I don't. Who am I messing with? Trust me, and you >> [laughter] >> know I'm just being polite, trust me. I'm not going to say anything. Soon after, a transport vehicle arrived, and Maria was about to be taken to jail. For some reason, she insisted on being searched by the male officers. It was clearly a ploy, likely designed so she'd have something to complain about in court. Do you have anything ON YOUR PERSON? >> NO, TAKE ME. >> introduce anything into the jail, you'll catch another charge. Just take If you introduce anything into the jail, you'll catch another charge. Okay, I know. I know. Just take me. Take me. Take me and take me. Come on. Yeah, exactly. We need to take everything off you. No, even then, check me. Check me. Check me before you even take me in. >> have Do you have anything No, but just check me. Just in case. Just so there's no misunderstandings. Exactly. Exactly. I know all my laws, trust me. I'm just going to check your pockets, make sure there's nothing in here, okay? Better me than not. Not appropriate. You're good. You're good. You can take a seat. Anywhere. No, check me. Check me. You can take a seat. Take a seat. Thank you. Maria was booked in Orange County Jail and charged with felony battery on law enforcement. She later entered a pre-trial intervention program. As part of the agreement, she had to write a 250 word letter apologizing to the officer, had to take a de-escalation course, and also had to attend a class called face it at the Florida Department of Corrections. Lastly, she had to pay various fines and fees. On the 18th of November, 2024, a woman named Kenna came to the door of a family home. She rang the doorbell, knocked on the door, and then all hell broke loose. I see you in there. Open the goddamn door and give me my kids. Open the door, and give me my kids. I know where you live. You you you had to sit there and ignore my texts and calls. Give me my kids. Give me my goddamn kids. Is my kid here? Yes or no? Is my kid here? IS MY KID HERE? DON'T MAKE ME THROW A ROCK THROUGH YOUR GODDAMN WINDOW. Is my kid here? Is my kid here or not, you skinny Give me my [ __ ] You shut up real quick. As the woman tried to break the door down, a car pulled up, and it was the owner of the house. The man's name was Eddie, and the angry mother got right in his face and started berating him. At first, he wasn't paying too much attention to her tantrum. You're stealing my ear out. You're scaring my wife. You're scaring my wife. Won't give ME MY GODDAMN KIDS. GIVE ME SO, GO IN THERE WITH YOUR BROKEN DOOR HANDLES. YOU DON'T have to walk through your garage or the back. Why why can't you YOU WANT ME TO THROW? You want me to throw a goddamn rock through your window? Give me my kids. YOU WANT ME TO? YES, GO. OPEN THE GODDAMN DOOR, THEN. How am I going to do it? How am I going to do it, Kenna? You're stealing where my kid is at. YOU KNOW I DON'T with you. >> get the [ __ ] out of my house. Get Yeah, touch Get out of my house. I'm going to get Bro, get the I'll do what? Eventually, the woman's ex, Tyrell, arrived, and so did the cops. Tyrell explained that they were separated. The agreement was that his daughter would spend some time with him, but he had to go to work, so he left his daughter with Eddie's wife, Nicole. You know, I got I work during the week up up in Daytona, and um so, I need somebody to watch her, you know. Nicole was the only person that could watch her today. I'm going to pay her some money Who is Nicole to Nicole is Eddie's uh wife. You know him We both know him for years. Now, I'm at work, and I get I get blown up by her, my my friend, my best friend's baby mama blowing me up with like, "Where's Reya? Where's Reya? Yo, Kenna's tripping, this and that and the third." I call her. As soon as I call her, my kid My kid is I'm like, "Hey, like, relax. I'm at work." You know? Like, what's up? She's like, "Where's my kid?" I'm like, "She's with the sitter." "Who's the sitter?" "Nicole." The man said Nicole was a mother of two, and while he was away at work, he felt like her house was a safe place for his daughter. Apparently, though, when Kenna found out who the babysitter was, she freaked out. After the cops finished talking to Tyrell, it was time to pay a visit to Kenna. So, what's your name? I'm Kenna. Deputy Dorsey. Deputy Dorsey. Kenna, tell us what's going on. Um so, I'm about to leave tomorrow morning. I want to see my kid. She was going to stay down here with him for like up until like December 5th. But he's over here dropping her off and concealing where she is. I texted him since 10:00 this morning. It took till 12:30 of me blowing up his phone while he's at work to tell me where my kid is, and he still wouldn't tell me who she's with. I figured it out. I find her address, so I pull up to where my kid is at. I look in the door. She's shooing my kid into a room. I'm like, "Is my kid here? Is Reya here?" Knock knock knock. "Is my child here?" I'm looking in the window. I'm hearing my kid, and I'm like, "Is my daughter here?" I see my kid walk out to come get me. She shoos her back in the room. So, at that point, I'm kicking her [ __ ] door. Kenna painted a picture of a desperate mother trying to get her kid back from people who took her. She didn't lie about what she'd done, but she downplayed her aggression and said she felt like her daughter had been kidnapped. >> I'm going to kick the [ __ ] door. Why are you kidnapping my kid? Why are you holding my kid hostage right now? She's trying to come to the door to get to me, and you're literally concealing my child from me, and her um Nicole, Eddie, and Tyrell, all three withheld information of where my child was at. I felt like my child was kidnapped at that goddamn point. I'm doing anything I can to get into that door. I couldn't get in, but as I'm like kicking on the door, I kicked their door handle off. Her husband She was at the house by herself with my daughter and her two sons. Her husband, Eddie Rivera, came up out of his car and walked up to the front, and I walked away from the door, and he was nose to nose with me, and I'm like, "You better get your You better get my kid out of that house." Like He walked up to you, or you walked up to him? >> He He walked up to me up nose to nose, cuz I walked away from the door. Kind of met each other in the middle. He was nose to nose with me, and he's like, "Okay, Kenna, I'll get her." And I'm like, "You better get my [ __ ] kid right now. Like, you better get my goddamn kid. And you can't go through the garage." Apparently, the moment she saw Eddie, Nicole opened the door from inside. At that point, Kenna reached in to get her daughter. She even mentioned the security cameras, confident the footage would corroborate her version of events. He opens it up from the inside, and as soon as that door is opening, I'm going in there, and I grab my kid, and I I didn't even step like a foot into the door. She has a Ring doorbell that I was ringing, so it should be capturing the freaking video evidence of it. I asked nicely and nicely and nicely at first for my child. And after like 10 times of asking where my child was, and if my kid was in that room, >> [snorts] >> she's holding my kid hostage. I did anything I could do to get into I was trying to find something to bust through the door. I There was nothing, so I used my foot. As I'm grabbing Reya from her, and I put her on my right hip, and he's like shoving me, and I shove him, and then he slams me out the door. My slide gets stuck in the door, and my arm gets like pinched in the door, and I pull Reya out. I don't know. I don't know. And then they slam the door and hit you on it, and then what happens? Yeah. So, he slams it. My slide's in there. I have my daughter in my hand. I leave the side. I walk to the car, and I tell him, "All right, go." Kenna confirmed that she and Tyrell were in the midst of a divorce, but they were still legally married. With Tyrell being the father, he could send his daughter to any babysitter he chose. But the most crucial question was, did he withhold information about his daughter's whereabouts? So, how'd you actually find out like where the kid was? Like, how did that >> texting one of my friends the whole time. I'm like, "I don't know where my kid's at." And now And I said, "Now she's with Now she's with Nicole." She said, "Okay, I'll find her address." So, she did her little FBI work that she does. She found her address and sent it to me, and I was already in the L section circling looking for the house that I remember is there. >> How'd you find out she was with Nicole? I think after I called Tyrell after like the 15th time, he finally told me that he was that she was with Nicole, and sent me a picture of her playing. So, when you were getting this information that you believe that in your words that she was kidnapped, and information being withheld, why didn't you contact the police? Oh, I told him I was going to, but where am I going to send the police to? The address you located. >> As soon as I got that address, I was already in the L section, and I pulled up to her house to get my child as civilly as possible. Kenna obviously had a grudge against Nicole and said she wasn't one of the babysitters that she and Tyrell agreed on. However, that's not really a reason to destroy someone's property or storm their house. Kenna was adamant that her daughter was being held against her will and even wanted to press kidnapping charges. I would like to press charges. Okay, for what? For holding my child hostage. Okay. I was saying, can you walk back for me? Arresting me? You're arresting me? No, I'll explain everything. For what? Are you dead Uh you're At this time, you're being placed under arrest for burglary with a battery times two and a criminal mischief. Yeah, that's crazy. >> to that in a minute. Really, Tyrell? This is what you want to do? Ma'am, please don't scream at our witnesses, cuz at that point, you're incriminating or intimidating a witness and a victim in a felony crime. That's another felony. So, please don't talk to them when you walk by. What the actual Ma'am, based on your statements AND THEIR STATEMENTS >> KIDNAPPED MY [screaming] CHILD. MA'AM, THEY HELD MY child from me. Put me in cuffs? This is the initial arrest. Now, you'll have a chance to battle in court. But you're going to catch additional charges if you keep yelling at them. Thank you, Tyrell. Realizing she was going to jail, she became rude and aggressive towards Tyrell and the cops. But at the end of the day, they had nothing to do with her arrest. It was Eddie and Nicole who wanted to press charges because she'd broken into their home. Get the [ __ ] off me. You're being Can you not let Can you not hold on to me? I'm not resisting for [ __ ] I don't want you to run away. I'm not going to run away. Can you let go of me, though? Thank you, Tyrell, for taking your kids' mother away from her. Ma'am, if you do that again, you're going to get another felony charge. I told you three times [music] already not to yell at the witnesses and the victim. Such a [snorts] bro. You really get paid for being You think you're bigger than that? Because you want to be Huh? Face that way when we talk to them. >> [snorts] >> I'm doing my job, ma'am. I'll do the to all you too. What's your name? Deputy Dorsey. My ID number is 1007. It's going to be >> Y'all remember that, please. Not Liz. Yes, ma'am. Just too ugly. Now, you're just being mean, ma'am. I am being mean. You going to arrest me for that and charge me for that, too? No, it's not about you criminal trespass. >> you cuz y'all literally use your judgments to sit there and arrest me. Yes, ma'am. In the back of the squad car, she at last had a moment to herself and at that point, Kenna completely broke down. She was taken to jail and charged with burglary, battery, and criminal mischief. Thanks for joining us on yet another hidden file. If you enjoyed it, make sure to like and subscribe so you don't miss a thing. We'll see you next time.