Shut the door. >> No, I [snorts] >> You're getting kicked out. >> GET OUT OF MY WAY. I [screaming] DON'T KNOW WHO YOU are >> who you're talking to. >> ALL RIGHT. DON'T TELL ME. >> She's cute. If I was less, I'd be all over that. >> I would not. >> But I'm not. >> I am not a lesbo. And if I was, I would not be interested. >> There are some Karens who have no idea when they're no longer welcome. Whether it's being escorted out of a bar, hotel, or local business, inevitably, the staff run out of patience and are left with no choice but to call the police. And at that point, the usual scenario plays out. The cops tell her to leave. And then all hell breaks loose. You >> If I were you, I'd call somebody to come pick you up before you end up in jail. Oh, really? Yes. >> What did I do wrong? >> Tell me what I did wrong. >> On January 13th, 2025 in Florida, the cops responded to a call about a possibly intoxicated woman named Tammy, who allegedly attacked a teenage boy outside a public supermarket. An unidentified male intervened, and Tammy walked away to look for her car. First up, the cops spoke to the teenager she attacked. The lady was like, we were like coming down the sidewalk like coming this way and she like jumped in the middle and she was like jumping up and down with her hands and then she was like, "Yay, happy happy." And jumping up and down like that and then she like grabbed my arm and like try to like keep moving but I went back and she like smell >> she was like she like but then we came that way right there. She like he like he held her back for a second. Then she like she jumped up here and she was like >> she walked that way. >> Yeah. She actually I took her to her car. >> Oh, she was driving. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, where's >> Did she Did she pull off? >> I don't know yet. Uh she was like right here. What kind >> license? All right. She was in this aisle or that aisle. >> So, this one with his black truck. >> Fortunately, during the incident, the boy wasn't harmed. The main concern at that point was that Tammy was apparently intoxicated and intending to drive home, which could have deadly consequences. Before she had a chance to leave, the cops eventually caught up to her. >> You got what? >> Yeah. Look, see how look cute, man. She's a nice friend. She >> She can't go grabbing on anybody though. >> Yeah, I understand. No, not the kid came. The kid told me that um where you misunderstand. I'm I'm a friend. I will get you on anyone. >> I made sure that those kids weren't doing. >> I knew you was coming. I'm happy, man. Everything's okay, man. >> She's my good friend. >> What's your name? What's your call? >> Tammy. >> Tammy. What's your name? >> Tammy. >> MCD. Tammy. >> Why? >> Cuz I asked for it. >> Listen. >> Listen. I'm not going to jail tonight. >> My patience way down here. Okay. One. >> Listen. I cannot hurt anyone. >> Continue to talk. Okay. Right now, you're not going to be in too much trouble. But if you continue to doing what you're doing, you're going to be in a whole world of trouble. So, let's start this over. Now, give me your ID. And the next time I ask for it, you don't give it to You will go to jail today. Listen, I'm listen. I'm not I am not going to continue to ask for it. >> This is my last time asking for it. Give me your ID. >> Okay. >> Hey, listen. Listen to me. >> Get my ID out of my car or my >> Huh? >> Before eventually handing it over to the officer, Tammy took a really long time trying to find her ID. And by that point, her so-called good friend had disappeared. She also claimed that it was the kid who initiated the altercation. However, based on each person's demeanor, clearly the more reliable witness was the young man. >> Who do you First off, who do you live with? >> I live in >> Who do you live with? >> River Bridge. Nor Drew. >> Okay. So, who do you live with? >> Nor Drew. >> Who is that? >> No. Who? Who? Who all lives in your house? Me and Norah Drew. >> Who is Norah Drew? >> Would you like to see her? >> What's her How old is she? Is that a person? >> 73. Yeah, she's 73 years old and she's born 51. >> Yeah, that's where I live. >> Okay. So, who do you 7304? >> So, who do you have to come that can come pick you up because you cannot drive this car? >> You cannot drive this car. All right. So, can you bring me home? >> No, I I cannot take I cannot take you home. >> Why not? >> Because I can't cuz I have to work the street here. So, I cannot take you home. >> I'll just walk. >> No, I can't let you walk. >> Yep. >> I can't. No, I can't let you walk. >> Don't you have the time? >> Huh? >> Do you have the time? >> The time? I I do have the time, but I can't let you walk. >> Yeah. >> So, you just Hey, just hang out right there. go over there and hang out. All right. >> She refused to call someone to pick her up and got more and more agitated that the cops wouldn't allow her to drive home. For the safety of both the public and herself, they weren't going to let her walk home either. But at the moment, she continued acting like a baby. And let's just say the cops didn't want to be her babysitter. >> You? >> If I were you, I'll call somebody to come pick you up, but you end up in jail. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. >> What did I do wrong? You >> tell me what I did wrong because I have you on video camera right now. >> Okay, I'm getting there. If I were you, you better calm down, Tammy. >> I didn't do anything wrong, did I? >> Can you call somebody to come pick you up? >> Go ahead. >> Do you have a phone number? >> No. No. >> I'll walk before I go with you, you loser. You get rich. I don't think I am trying. Where is that other guy at? He just walked away. >> They were reluctant to arrest her and gave her multiple chances to call someone to pick her up. Eventually, Tammy made it clear she wasn't going to call someone, so they arrested her. >> Get in the car, >> please. >> You're not going to like me. What do I do? >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Get in the car. No. No. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Get in the car. >> Call my lawyer right now. >> Get in the car, Tammy. >> No. No. No. No. No. Give me Give me not >> Tammy. >> Give me Listen. >> What did I do? >> You're pushing my buttons. I'm trying to be Listen. I'M TRYING TO BE NICE. I'M TELLING YOU THIS. You are going to help me >> trying to help you. Get in the car. >> No. No. No. No. You not. >> Stop it. >> What did I do wrong? >> What did I do wrong? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. No. No. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I didn't do anything wrong. No. >> No. I didn't do anything wrong, >> Sammy. >> I didn't do anything wrong. No. No. No. I didn't do anything wrong, >> Sammy. >> No, I didn't do anything wrong. Get Get out. Get out. No. No. No. Tammy, of course, just made things worse by resisting arrest. While the alleged assault on the young boy still had to be investigated, there was no dispute she'd been resisting as they clearly captured it on body cam. Inside the squad car, she continued to fight with the officer. >> You won't. Now you Now you under arrest. >> No, >> you will get sprayed. I'm going to arrest you for no reason at all. Now >> put your feet in the car. No, you're not. Nope. No. No. No. No. Not a chance. You won't. You're not going to do it. >> Not a chance. >> No. No. No. >> No. You're never going to meet Joe again. You're never going to do it again. No, no, no, no. For what reason? No. I'm not going to jail for no reason. >> I mean, we give you many chances. >> No, no, no. I was laying down. >> Shortly after, medical staff arrived and asked her a few basic questions to assess her condition, and one of the answers she gave indicated that she had a serious drinking problem. >> What's your name? >> Tim. What is it? >> Tammy. >> Tammy. What? Do you know where you're at, Tammy? >> Yes. >> Where? >> Here. >> Where's here? >> I'm here. >> I know you're here, but where is here? >> What is this area? >> River Bridge. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> How many Do you know who the president is today? >> Yeah. >> Who's that? >> Trump. Okay. >> And do you know what day of the week it is? >> Yes. There you go. >> Okay. Have you been drinking tonight? >> Oh, I drink all the time. >> You drink all the time? Okay. What did you drink tonight? >> I just drink all the time. >> You do shrink all the time. Is there anything on you that's hurting right now? I understand there was a little >> Yeah. >> All right. I mean, I know our >> Okay. I'm going to we're going to check you out. Okay. We're going to we're going to do some >> Yeah. >> Okay. Anything else that hurt you before today? >> Everything. >> So, everything normally hurt you? >> Um, yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. So, this is what I'm going to do, Tammy. I'm going to sit I'm going to stand you up. I'm going to sit you down on the stretcher and I'm going to get some vitals and things like that. We're going to check your blood sugar and make sure it's good. Okay. >> And then we'll make a decision on what's happening from here. >> Yeah. I'm not going to jail. Right. I listen, I don't make those decisions. I'm just a medical guy. >> After being cleared by fire and rescue, they took Tammy to the medical center and she was later taken to Palm Beach County Jail and charged with resisting arrest. On the 19th of June 2024 in Artezia, New Mexico, the cops were called to a hotel where a guest was acting disorderly. Other residents claimed she had been screaming and fighting with another guest, and when confronted by staff, she began cursing and threatening them. The cops started the investigation by talking to the front desk. >> I asked her if she was okay, thinking like she fell or something. She told me that the dude that's in the room with her hit her, but she she loves him. It's whatever. Blah blah blah. And then 206 came down to um >> So the people that are fighting in 207, all right, you know their names. Uh >> her name is Randy. I don't know his name. >> Okay. Police Department. Hello. Police department. How's it going? How about that? >> No, you're good, bro. What's going on? >> You guys doing okay? >> Yeah. Really? >> Yeah. Off. Shut the door. Ty, >> Randy, >> shut the door. >> No. >> You got picked up. >> When guests are acting disorderly, they can be legally evicted by hotels so as not to disturb the peace of other guests. However, because of her abusive attitude towards staff, it didn't seem likely that they could do this peacefully. But before the cops went back to the reception, Trevor, the woman's companion, attempted to reconcile things. >> You guys are good. >> Shut up. >> She just got you guys thrown out of the motel. So, start packing up. >> And the guy's name is Trevor. >> I'm sorry. >> Trevor is a guy. >> Trevor. >> So, they're completely based. There's bottles everywhere. She's actually the problem. >> Yes. >> Yeah. She's yelling at us off and all this other >> slamming doors. So, >> okay. >> Um I did not know that all of this was going on. >> Yeah. As soon as we got to the stairway, you can hear him yelling. So, I don't know how >> you guys didn't get more calls. >> It's been going on since last night, according to 206. >> Um but it's the first that I've been made aware of it. >> Okay. So, the guy's super mellow. She's actually >> The guy is really shifting, too, though. Like, she's really chill. >> Thank you for calling. >> She seems like the problem right now. >> So, she's probably going to end up going to jail. >> I would appreciate that, right? >> So, we'll go back up there, talk to her. I mean, the way she's acting now, she's probably going to do something stupid and go straight to jail. >> The cops went back to the hotel room with the clear intention of removing her from the hotel. There was a family in the room beside them and they clearly weren't having it, but it appears they decided to get out of there, which probably wasn't a bad idea as things were about to get much worse. >> Artisia Police Department. >> Open the door. Open the door. >> No, I don't have to. >> I need to talk to you, man. >> Okay, you can talk to me right here. >> Okay. Well, >> I'm not opening my door. Housekeeping's coming to see the state of the room. >> I don't need housekeeping. I already paid them a dollar. >> Okay. Well, they're kicking you out. >> Huh? >> I want my money back then. >> You're not getting your money back. >> Okay, then I'm not I'm not um Door's not opening. I want my money back. >> Okay. Well, they got to check the state of the room first before they can give you money back. >> Let me shut the door. I shut it to open it. There's only me. >> You guys want to come look at it? >> There's only me. I'm >> going just hang out outside. Come back. >> I want my money back, though. I got to go get another room. I'm from Rio. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> You guys want to check it out? >> OH, THERE'S ONLY POPCORN ON THE FLOOR, LADY. >> Stop yelling. There's other people here. >> Jesus. >> Quit yelling. >> Come on. >> Shake your head. [ __ ] There's nothing wrong with this. I used to clean rooms at >> Turn it down. There's people other people here. >> My bad. >> While examining the hotel room, the staff noticed that some of the linen was destroyed, which was further evidence to justify her eviction. In addition, there was also a disturbing smell coming from inside. And while she clearly had no problem being disrespectful to everyone else, when it came to herself, she couldn't handle criticism. >> You're being charged for this being. >> I took it. What are you doing here? Take a [ __ ] You're being charged for this. >> She going to talk to me like that? I'll knock her out. >> You're not going to shut up. >> She needs to shut the up. >> Stop. >> She needs to shut up. >> You need to stop. >> You What are you going to do? WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? >> You stay DOWN. >> STOP. QUIET. QUIET. [screaming] NO. >> STOP. >> Are you going to stop? >> Let me go. >> No. >> My underwear are not on. >> This is not going to talk to me. >> Give me my money back. Get up. >> Don't n Don't y n me. I'll kick your ass. I'll kick you. >> Yeah. Jump. >> Quit yanking me. >> Well, LET'S GO WALK. >> QUIT YANKING ME >> AND THEN WALK. As predicted, the woman did something stupid and she was officially going to jail. Specifically, she tried to assault one of the staff members. But while being escorted outside, she added a few more charges to that growing list. >> Sweetie, give me my money back so I can be out room somewhere. Mother, >> you want to CATCH ANOTHER CHARGE? CUZ IF YOU KEEP KICKING MY MONEY BACK, >> SHE KICKING YOU. >> YEAH. >> ALL RIGHT. >> GOOD. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. You're going to PEACE OFF. >> GIVE ME MY [screaming] >> YOU'RE GETTING A ROOM. >> SWEET. >> That's fine. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> FOR [screaming] [screaming] TWO. [screaming] >> Hold on. >> Yeah, hold on. Wait, hold on. >> I can't get >> Okay, here. Hold on. Let me do me. I'm not going to do nothing. I >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Do you pay taxes? YOU >> GO BACK TO MEXICO. [screaming] >> It was extreme behavior that it was difficult to determine the cause. The cops claimed she had been drinking, but there also seemed to be mental health issues. And inside the squad car, she alternated from being very calm to exploding with rage. >> All right, I'm done. >> I didn't mean to be an >> I'm sorry, too. I'm a I'm sorry. >> No, I didn't mean to be an >> Oh, I'm sorry, too. I'm sorry, dude. >> I don't have any shoes on. >> They won't. You don't have to take me to jail. Thanks a lot. MY SHIT'S ALL BURNED UP AND NOW I I let him down. Amidst all this chaos, Trevor seemed to have disappeared completely. But when you think about it, he had plenty of reasons to abandon this angry woman. On the way to the jail house, she revealed her criminal history. Strangely, she also challenged the officer to visit Southern California and more precisely a place called Inland Empire, also known as AIE. >> You're a [ __ ] punk, dude. I did seven and a half years in a joint. [screaming] You're a punk. You're a And your mom is a probably She's probably born in Mexico, TOO. GO BACK TO MEXICO. [screaming] COME DOWN TO IE. Come down to IE, mother. Let's see how it rolls. You come to the IE. Uhhuh. You man, punk [ __ ] mother in New Mexico. I got my I have a commercial. I can back a 18-wheeler up. Can you? That's what I thought. They charged the woman with battery on law enforcement, resisting arrest, criminal damage to property, and multiple counts of assault. On the 16th of January, 2022 in Key West, Florida, the cops were urgently called to a residence when a report came in about a trespasser. >> Next one over. Get off the ground. Get on the ground. >> That's enough. That's enough. Hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> We're with her. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Get those handcuffs out. Let's go. >> Okay. Okay. >> What the >> Well, we're going to ask you what the f in a second. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Will, you got anything on you? Take that backpack off of her. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I understand. Okay. >> What the like it is. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. What the >> It wasn't clear initially why she trespassed and the property owners didn't know the woman. When the owners asked her to leave, she continued to try and break into their property. The biggest concern for police was that she might not be operating alone. Just one. >> I gota talk to Did you only see [screaming] one person? >> Okay. >> They only saw her, but I'm just going to double check. We're good. >> Okay, that's enough. >> That's enough. >> There was one possible reason for her trespassing as she might have been desperate to seek shelter from the torrential rain. One of the cops spoke to the homeowners and gave his verdict on what he thought was going on. >> Hi guys, how are you? >> Yeah, she's got some she's got something going on. So, >> um she threw all this. >> Is this stuff belong to you? Is this stuff that was in the yard? Maybe. >> We just disappointed we got to replace. >> That's what it is. Okay. So, she grabbed this stuff from over here and was throwing it at your door. >> Yeah. Do you want I have a video of it. >> Oh, just hang on to that. We will. We will get that. Yes. >> Um, any other damage or what else did she >> No, she really I mean she kept kind of pulling the gate out. >> Okay. >> Gates. I mean, she pulled on them, but like >> Yeah, mostly it was just this stuff right here, right? >> She was just trying to like break the glass, >> break in. >> Okay. >> So, I mean, I locked the side gates. >> Yeah, something's going on with her. I don't know if it's drugs or she's having a mental breakdown or something, but she's definitely not not in reality right now. Okay. I just want to make sure you guys are good. We're going to come back in just a few minutes and get some >> statements from you. Okay. All right. We're going to deal with her first. Okay. >> Let me go, please. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> LET ME GO, PLEASE. >> NO. >> PLEASE. >> Stop banging. >> Can I go, please? >> No. >> If you continue banging, you're going to be hobbled. Do you understand? >> What is hobbled? >> Hobbled means you're you're going to be leg restrained where you can't move at all. >> Are you going to act like a lady? You need to get hobbled. >> Fine, fine, fine. >> She appeared to be having a manic episode as she was screaming at the homeowners and tried to force her way in. She was acting aggressively towards the cops and some fire department personnel tried to speak with her and calmly find out what was going on with her. >> Ma'am, let me ask you a couple of questions and then if you're calm, wait, listen. If you're calm and cool, you might be able to get out. Okay. Can I Can I get >> So, >> perfect. >> Oh, that hurts. >> Hey, M. Mate, if you if you're calm. >> Hey, hey, hey. [screaming] >> Wow. This is >> If you're calm, they wouldn't have to do this. Just stop. Thanks, Par. [screaming] >> Oh, man. Look at that. I feel like a crossing lady. >> What in the >> It just went under the car. Mine's >> mine or your ma'am. >> Ma'am, I need you to calm down. Otherwise, she >> has a prior trespass warnings. >> Look at me and not the police, Dad. >> And resisting with violence. Man, what city are you in right now? >> Obstruction. >> Okay. What day? >> All right, man. Listen. >> Hey, listen to the fire department, not the policeman right now. Don't fight the police. It's not hurting you. It's just holding you. >> What day of the week is it? What day of the week is it? >> The good thing was she was at least aware of where she was and what was happening. Another interesting detail was that the property owners had just moved there, so the woman might have had grievances with the people who lived there before. Alternatively, it might have just been a burglary, albeit a very poorly orchestrated one. >> Was the gate locked or no? >> Yeah, gate was locked. >> Oh, sounds like a burglar to me. >> Well, >> so she was trying to like >> Was it wasn't like key locked? >> It's just like that little >> Oh, just a latch. Okay. Not a physical lock. >> Not physical lock. And then we were we were actually upstairs working on the the gutters. And she >> I don't know if that's a good time or not, but okay, fair enough. >> Well, it's the first time we really own the house two months, so it's like the first time we saw >> Oh, you guys just moved here? >> Yeah, two months. >> Welcome to Key West. >> LET'S SEE IF the gutters work. This is a good time. [laughter] >> Yeah, let's go. LIKE, OH, THEY'RE NOT REALLY CLOSE. Let's see. You know, >> trying to take a look at them. And then she's like sitting there yelling up at us like just go away. Go away. Like, go away. Like, >> this doesn't need to be a thing. You can just keep moving down the road. >> Yeah. >> Like, >> so she looks like she broke the gate. >> Yeah, she broke the gate. Okay, we definitely have and let me get a shot of that. Definitely have the criminal mischief. Definitely have trespassing. >> They charged the woman with trespassing, resisting an officer without violence and criminal mischief. She was sentenced to 90 days in jail with 46 days credited as time served, one year of probation, and some fines. Shortly after, she violated parole and as a result was sentenced to 100 more days. On November 24th, 2023 in New Mexico, reports came in about a woman named Andrea screaming and yelling in the middle of the street. >> You I >> WASN'T BOTHERING YOU. >> I CAME OUT OF THE BATHROOM. >> Handle your [ __ ] cuz I WASN'T DOING [ __ ] I JUST CAME OUT AND I WAS walking out and she told me to TAKE [screaming] >> [screaming] >> Why are you yelling? Why are you yelling? Come here. >> Stop. >> Cuz I have the right. That's called my first amendment. >> Hey, what was she doing? >> They got kicked out of the restaurant. >> Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> Back up. Back up. Step away. back up. I know. Just I'm just saying I am just please calm down. Andrea, >> they were just yelling. >> She was AND I YELLED BACK at her. But I get arrested. >> Under the First Amendment, she did have the right to free speech, but she was disturbing the peace and being unreasonably loud and that crossed the line into disorderly conduct. Sadly, the cops often have to deal with unruly people who are quoting the Constitution without fully understanding it. The cops talked to one of her friends, hoping to find out just what had happened. >> We went to the restaurant. We were having dinner and they were serving me. >> They spilled a drink. >> They spilled a drink all over me >> and he got upset and he's like, "What kind of service is this?" >> No, I wasn't even there. Okay, we're trying to keep things >> calm down. >> Andrea, calm down. >> Andrea, calm down. >> Yeah, then she got >> She just got >> So, we just want to calm down. >> We have an Uber. We're not >> Okay, but we're going to not not lie. [music] We've had drinks. So, yes, we've had drinks. They were drinking at a restaurant and a confrontation occurred between Andrea and a female security guard. Trying to get to the bottom of things, the cops then talked to someone from the restaurant. The man confirmed for the cops that a waiter spilled a drink on the customer and also added some additional details. As it turns out, there were some pretty important details left out by Andrea's friends. >> A few of them were, you know, physically toxic intoxicated. We weren't going to like serve them anymore. And so we kind of let the host know [music] the party. He is a good guy. It's his family. He comes in and does these ghost tours here. So we know him well. Um didn't know anyone else. They, you know, spilled drinks all over the table. So we're like, we're not, you know, >> the people there. >> Yeah. Okay. >> We had spilt a drink on a guy. We took care of that drink. We're like apologized profusely. So sorry that happened. Um I guess that's still carrying over is what it sounds like. >> Sounds like him. >> Yeah. Uh then they immediately spilled another two drinks on the table. And so we're like we're done serving you tonight. >> You know, it's fine. I don't want to like cause any problems. Like just let them go on their way. Like >> we tried to do our best to just get him out of the restaurant. And then she, you know, >> got a little bit crazy with her and then it just turned into like >> What do you mean by crazy with her? >> Just scuffled. Well, she then was flipping off after him leaving. Was flipping us off, yelling out the door. Um and I was like, "Please get off the property. Leave the restaurant. Leave the restaurant." She was like, "Please get off the plate." >> If you're working at a busy restaurant, inevitably the occasional drink gets spilled. But what the woman and her friends did was a serious overreaction. At first, it appeared like a messy night out with no obvious illegal behavior, but after talking to the female security guard, that pretty much changed things. >> And then she got in my face and I got back and I said, "Get out of here. We're going to trespass her." And she kept coming at me like she's going to hit me. >> So when when she was coming at you, can you can you explain that a little more? >> She had walked away and she was coming up in my face like that. Like she was going to rush me and I said, "Come >> just so I get it right." Her chest was pumped out like the alcohol. Yeah. Alcohol in my face, spitting on me. And she said that it looked like you thought she was going to hit me. Now I'm waiting for her to get me stuck. [music] Give me her back. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> Yeah. >> Can I see your driver's license, please? >> Mine? >> Yeah. Thank you. Get it, >> guys. I'm just having a good time. Okay. I'm not here to cause problems for anybody. I don't want to fight anybody. >> I really don't. >> Trust me, we all want to >> I'm way too old to fight anybody, [laughter] >> you know. I'm just a prophet. You come at me, I'mma come at you. >> But yeah, YOU GUYS EXCITED ABOUT THE SNOW? [screaming] Unfortunately for Andrea, confronting the security guard was assault as the guard feared for her safety. And with multiple witnesses, she wasn't going to talk her way out of it. Along with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, she was already facing three criminal charges. Suddenly, the snow that was falling didn't seem so exciting. >> So, what happened? Right. And I even have eyewitnesses, [snorts] credible ones, and you went up to this lady very aggressively. you got in her face and were within a foot7 >> of her mass assault. >> Also, when we came up to you, you were still yelling and screaming and when I went to grab your hands, you can or when I told you, hey, you don't go anywhere, you continue to walk away from us. Then when I grabbed your hands, when I grabbed your hands, you tried to spin around >> and pull away from me. That's not okay. >> Can I correct you? >> I I didn't try to spin away from you. I went like that to you. That's all I did. >> That store is >> Oh, how is >> here? We're going to stand up and we're going to go to this car real quick. >> I don't need your help. I don't need your help. >> We don't need you making things worse than what you already have tonight. Okay, >> I can stand up. I don't need your help. >> While inside the squad car, the cops went through her belongings. And as things turn out, there might be a reason for her behavior, and it might have been narcotics and not just alcohol. While they were doing their search, it didn't come as a shock that she failed to exercise her right to remain silent. >> Go ahead, search through my I hope you find my MY SAMURAI. IF IT'S GOING TO kill you, you [ __ ] >> We're going to This is her cell phone. It was in her on her purse. Just go through the bag on the Lion's car right now. It's makeup, you dumb sons of [ __ ] It's makeup. Tell them that it's makeup. It's eye shadow. It's eye shadow. Go ahead and tell them it's eyeshadow. >> Drew, we have to check it regardless. >> It's eye shadow. Jesus, guys. >> Guys, I don't have drugs. I don't have weapons that are going to kill you. I don't I don't enjoy the contents of my life, you pieces of [ __ ] >> She also said the security guard threatened her. However, the footage didn't show it. It only showed the woman standing up to her and tried to escort her off the premises. She was having angry outbursts, but the cop that was driving her seemed completely unfaced, which only angered her more. And y'all wonder why nobody calls 911. Cuz you guys suck. You don't help. All y'all do is cause [ __ ] problem. >> I left my burrito on somebody's unit. >> Yeah, I know. Oh, my burrito. My burrito. You you piece of [ __ ] Up and take ME TO JAIL SO I CAN get [screaming] b you. HURRY UP. >> YOU CAN PASS OUT NOW IF YOU'D LIKE. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO. GET ME THE THERE. >> THIS ain't >> this ain't your timeline, man. I'm sorry. >> This ain't your [ __ ] time neither. Hurry up. >> Are we been making racial slurs? >> That's messed up, >> man. You You don't give a flying about masses or anything. Otherwise, you would have let me go, you [ __ ] >> Well, the way you're acting and what you're saying, I don't think letting you go would have been a good idea tonight. >> Oh my god. Because you called somebody A [ __ ] THEY CALLED ME a [ __ ] You dude, you're telling me in all your life you've never called a woman a [ __ ] You I called [ __ ] on that. Yeah. And that head nod [ __ ] said, "Yeah, I called some [ __ ] a [ __ ] in my life." Oh no, but we can't let this go. Huh? You dude. >> Andrea then asked what would happen to the marijuana in her bag as it was legal in New Mexico. Sadly, in the jail house, they don't store weed like personal property. Unfortunately for the officers, she didn't take the news too well. >> I have an honest question. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Did you guys leave my pot in my purse or did y'all take it cuz it's >> your guys's property now? >> No. So, the uh the alcohol and the I do have to throw away because >> I didn't have any alcohol. >> The bottles of wine? >> I didn't have any bottles of wine. I have bottles of olive oil. >> Were they olive oil? >> They're olive oil. >> So with the olive oil still, I have to throw them away. I can't submit them into safekeeping and I cannot The jail won't accept it. >> Okay. So olive oil is not awful. Why do you have to? That wasn't even mine. >> Because it's perishable and breakable and I our evidence won't uh accept it. >> So now y'all are throwing my olive oil. It wasn't even mine. My party's olive oil and you guys are throwing my pot away. >> The I have I will submit the but it's for destruction. >> Why? >> Because I can't keep it. >> It's part of my property. Put it in my property so I can take it the off when I get bailed out. >> The jail doesn't accept it. >> Who gives a >> They charged the woman with simple assault, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer. On May 29th, 2023, the cops responded to a bar as an intoxicated woman was reportedly attempting to drive home. While waiting for the cops to arrive, the bar security confiscated her keys. And when the cops arrived, they found her waiting outside. >> Hello, miss. I'm with the sheriff's office. How are you? Are you trying to get home? I'm trying to help you get home. So, I'm trying to work with you here. Is there someone we can call to come pick you up? So, miss, do you understand that if you can't answer these simple questions, I have to call the fire department to come assess you? My two sons are fire department. >> Okay, >> let's go there. >> Which department do they work for? >> You'll have to find them. >> Or we can call them and someone can come pick you up. >> You're not in any trouble right now. I'm trying to get you home. That's all these people want to do. They want to make sure that you go home safely. >> And I'm safe to go home. >> I don't believe you are. >> Yes, ma'am. >> If you drive on that road, I'll arrest you for DUI. Miss, we're trying to work with you here. >> I'm trying to work with you. >> Who can I call to come pick you up? >> So, if you can't answer these simple questions, I do have to call the fire department. I can easily answer these questions. >> Okay. And what's your first name? What day of the week is it? >> Okay. So, that's two questions you didn't answer. >> Oh, Memorial Day weekend. Stop. >> Stop with my car. >> You're not driving. >> Arrest me. >> You're not. >> Arrest me, >> miss. You're not driving. >> Okay. I want to know where my keys are. >> Where are my keys? >> She was clearly intoxicated and in no shape to drive. She appeared to have been at the bar on her own and had every intention of driving home under the influence. The cop decided to give her a chance and just make sure she got home safe. At this point, all she had to do was cooperate. >> Here's a simple solution. Follow me, officer. No, and you will see that I'm sober. >> You're not sober. >> You're not sober. >> Yeah. Yeah, I am. >> No. Based off my training experience, you are not sober. Based off of my training experience, I'm sober. Plus, then let's go. >> No, that's not that's not how I was going to go. >> Miss, you're not driving away. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. Simple as that. Trying to get her ride home, but she's failing to identify herself. >> Are youing with me, dude? I'm an officer. Stop. Stop right there. >> No, I'm not stopping right here. >> Yeah. Oh, >> you're not driving away, miss. Who do you work for then? >> Chicago. >> Okay. >> You want to go there? Okay, I am going there. Yeah. >> You want to with me? >> Ma'am, I'm going to with you all you want. You're not driving your car away. >> You're going to drive you. >> I'm not going to drive you anywhere. >> Yeah. Yeah, you are. >> And what? You want to sit back with the dog? >> Winnowski or >> You want to go sit back with the dog? >> Oh, that's Polish. >> Yeah. You're not driving away. >> Let's go. >> I don't know what you think you're doing. >> I'ming sober. >> You're not sober? >> Yeah. >> Is there another medical issue then that's going on? >> Oh, hell no. He did. Then why are you acting like this if you're not drunk? Is there another medical issue that's going on? >> Did you say mental or >> medical? See, you're not even >> mental. >> No, I didn't in this. You can go back in the cameras and review it. >> All right, let's review it. >> You have to go foil a report, then. >> Let's go. >> Since you're an officer, you know the procedure. >> The woman didn't seem to have anyone or want anyone to come pick her up. So, as a compromise, the officer offered to get her an Uber ride home. However, she did not want to leave her car behind. Where's my car? >> We can get you an Uber. >> No, you you I want my car. >> No, ma'am. You're not safe to walk in the roadway. >> You officer. >> You're not safe to walk on a roadway. If you stop on that roadway, you're going to get a ticket for intoxicated pedestrian on the roadway. >> What am I going to do? >> Get a ticket for intoxicated pedestrian on a roadway. >> I'lling sleep on this like lawn. >> No. >> Really? >> We're trying to get you home. >> Where can I sleep >> in your own bed if you get a ride home? Stop. We're in aing America day. Where can I sleep without getting arrested? >> In your own home after you get a ride home. >> [ __ ] you, >> miss. If you are a officer, then you know that you're to get away with a DUI. You're not going home. We're being civil with you. Trying to get you a ride back to Chicago. >> You know, you ain't being civil. You're being ridiculous. >> No, we're not. We're trying to get you an Uber. We're trying to give you a phone call, but you're not being cooperative. >> I'm >> You're not going to sleep on the fence. >> Yes, I am. This is owned by the bar. >> Do I need to go on cross? >> Well, if you step on that roadway, you're going to take a fantasy pedestrian on a roadway. And if you fail to identify yourself, then you're going to arrest it for obstructing. >> Y'all rookies. >> We're not rookies. We just know how to play. We know what we're doing. >> Y'all are. Stop. >> The officer didn't believe she was sober or that she was a police officer. Soon after, other officers arrived, one of whom had worked at Chicago PD, and he didn't recognize her. and she began asking questions that any real Chicago police officer should know. >> What district do you work for? >> 63. >> 63. That's really funny. 25th is the HIGHEST THEY GO. >> OH, GIRL, she got me. >> I'm not. No, we're not doing this. >> We're doing Grand Avenue and Central 25 right here. >> Even better. >> I wasing with you. >> Okay, so let me ask you this. How long ago did you retire? Oh, mother. She thinks I'ming out. What the? >> It seems you're enjoying your retirement. That's what it seems like, >> actually. >> Okay. So, I'm going to tell you something. That's where I resigned out of. I was there for six years. >> Seven. >> Okay, great. So, I can tell you that you do not work there. >> No, I retired before you were >> Exactly. So, you're not currently a Chicago police officer, but you still should know the common respect that we show each other, >> right? >> I'm showing respect. >> I haven't seen that at all. He's asked you very politely for your name. >> He chose not to hear it because he's like, "Oh, you're drunk. You're not driving back up from me." >> No. >> Telling you to back up. No, you I'm telling you to handcuff me and you drag me into the back seat of your squad. >> Why? >> Because you're playing with me right now. >> Despite the fact that she was the one throwing out curse words left and right, the woman was under the impression that the cops were being rude to her and instead of getting home safely, she wanted to continue her battle of words with the officers. >> That's four. That's four options given you. >> What are the four? Number one, you go to the hospital. Number two, you sleep at out of the jail. Number three, so you give us a phone number for someone to come get you. I don't know. We have another fourth yet. >> No, you told me four. >> I misspoken. We have three only. >> Yeah, you did misspoke. >> I did. >> Give me a ride. >> I can give you a ride to like Crystal Lake or a hotel. I cannot give you a ride home. >> Crystal Lake train station. I will take a train. Let's >> You will take a train. Do you have money? >> Yes. >> Do you have money for that? >> No, you will give me money. >> I'm not going to be paying for a train ride. threeing dollars for >> you don't out of $3. You've been out here drinking all day, but you don't have $3 to pay for a train ride. >> It looks like this incident took place in Wakanda and now she had to make her way back home to another town called Niles. Roughly a 45minute drive. The cops, however, contacted the Niles Police Department, which then got in touch with her family. >> Niles Police Department went out to your house. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. So, your husband's in and right here to come pick you up? >> I don't have a husband. >> Okay. Well, and your daughter are on their way to come pick you up. my daughter. Which one? >> I don't know. Someone who's legal enough to drive. But we have two people coming here to come pick you and the car up. So, even though you weren't cooperative with us, we found a solution for you. [laughter] >> Y'all told them I wasn't cooperative. >> We used a different term, but yes, >> y'all. I do have to high five you. Can Can I >> Oh, can I have five? >> Nope. >> All right. Byebye. Byebye. Cuz you all did your job. >> I respect that. Byebye. Unfortunately, we have to babysit. >> I know. >> She's cute. If I was less, I'd be all over that. >> I would not. >> But I'm not. >> I am not a lesbo. And if I was, I would not be interested. Please don't take any offense. >> Oh, look at her. She continued mocking the officers, and in particular, she was creepily flirting with the female officer. When an officer asked her about the bail she'd have to pay if she did go to jail, she inadvertently admitted that she'd been drinking. >> Do you want to go to jail? >> You listen. >> You feel like you feel like going to jail today? >> Yes, I do. >> $178. >> Yes, I do. >> Stop. Because I leave theing car with limited amount of cash so I can be accountable for how much I drink or not. Y'all with me. >> Don't touch Don't >> touch. Don't stop. >> Stop it. >> Tell her. >> No. Listen to me. >> I'm not letting you go until you answer my hand. >> You understand what I'm saying? >> My car >> arms. Okay. >> Okay. Let's go. >> You grab your car if you want. >> Okay. You want to hold her? >> Yep. >> Cuz she can't control her driving. Oh, look at that sexy launcher. Oh, wait. Uh, officer, you'reing twisting my wrist. You're twisting my wrist. >> No, you twisted my wrist. You're hurting me right now. >> Let theing cuffs go. It turns me on, mother. >> The fact the woman had to set a limit on how much money she'd bring to a bar further highlighted that she had a serious drinking problem. So far, the woman had behaved drunk and disorderly, but on the way to the squad car, she made things a whole lot worse. Walk away, please. >> I'm not going into a Germanfested squad. >> You already said that. We're not taking the handcuffs off. >> Why are youing squeezing the CUFFS ON MY >> NO, BECAUSE YOU'REING HURTING ME. You'reing hurting me. >> You're going to jail now. >> You'reing hurting me. >> Don't pick me. >> I did not. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HEAD DOWN. >> PUT YOUR HEAD DOWN. >> KISS MYSELF. [screaming] YOUR HEAD. >> HIT IN THE CAR. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest in the car. >> Kicking the officer could lead to a battery on a police charge. And if she was an ex officer, she'd know it's a serious charge. Ultimately, despite having every chance to leave quietly, she managed to get arrested. Soon after, her unlucky husband arrived to try and pick her up. At that point though, she no longer needed a ride. >> Get in the car. >> My son's here. >> HE'S RIGHT THERE. >> WHAT THE >> What the No, [screaming] sheriffing. You're a [ __ ] I'm going toinging rot in hell. You're aing. >> They charged the woman with aggravated battery on a peace officer. On the 4th of December 2024, the cops got a call from a bar after three nights in a row. They found a woman there trespassing. Even after being refused service, she remained inside and wouldn't leave. Do you remember if she was trespass like if >> I think they charged her for trespassing last time? >> All right, what's going on today? [music] >> You need to leave now or I will have you arrested again. >> Dominique. >> Oh, they know my name. >> Yeah. Can you get up and walk out of the bar with me? We're going to go that way. [music] Oh, an actual pride where you guys >> Dominique, get up and start walking in the door. That door actually >> on nothing. I'm missing you. What's going on? >> Nothing. I just wanted a drink to see if anybody's willing to >> get me a coin. >> The fact that she was asking for money meant she might be homeless, which might explain why she kept entering the bar, despite the fact that she'd been trespassed multiple times. Based on her speech, which was pretty much incoherent, she clearly had a drinking problem that had led to this messy situation. >> Debbie Reynolds, I mean, Debbie Robin Miller, that's the wrong family. I have California. >> All right. Ohio. >> So, >> or Michigan. >> We've been told they don't want you here anymore. So, >> why? She's not the owner. >> We've been told by the owner they no longer want you here. So, >> she's not the owner. >> I'm aware of that. We have been >> Why am I being banned from my own place? >> About your bar? What about the That's real. That's not even >> You're being trespassed from here. If you show up here again, you'll be arrested for trust. for Dairy Queen or food >> from the Eagles. If you come to the Eagles, >> the sheriff's cars are from California. >> All right. So, as I said, if you go back in, >> maybe you should have busted my damn product glasses. >> The suspect here, Dominique, kept talking in random disconnected sentences. It might have been drunkenness or maybe years of heavy drinking had damaged her brain. Before they could arrest her, though, the cops had to confirm with the owner that she had already been trespassed and was violating that order. Did you tell Dominique to leave at all today? >> I told her to leave three times. She didn't listen to >> She didn't listen. >> She went on a rant about something that I couldn't even field. Yeah. >> Okay. Can I just get your ID again? We'll draw out. >> Did she break anything or anything like that? >> No, she just was cussing and screaming and telling everybody to shut her up and >> causing issues then being disorderly. >> Yeah, she was a little much. >> Okay. >> Did she threaten anybody? >> No. >> Yeah. >> Sorry. That's okay. >> I just ain't going to fight with her cuz it would have just turned into a fight. >> Yeah, I don't blame you. Um I I fought her more times than having civil conversations with her. So >> I definitely wouldn't try and have a civil conversation. >> Just like, "No, I'm done." >> All right. All right. Thanks, Debbie. We're out of here. >> While Dominique was in a bad place, her behavior, which involved attacking people and being verbally abusive, meant she'd have to leave the property and never come back. That being said, communicating with her was easier said than done. Do you understand what this officer is saying that you are offici you're trespassed from this property cannot come back to legal property? >> Trespass. I have my key fob. >> You are trespassed on this property. >> She's lying. >> She's not. >> You're being mind manipulated by that. >> If you come back on this property, you will be arrested. >> She does not work for American Red Cross. Period. >> This is the Eagles. It doesn't matter. >> YOU GOT FIRED from sheriff's everything. >> All right, Dominic. >> Don't give me that. Daniel, >> you are being officially trespassed. come back to this property, you will be arrested. >> Tight and grown. I'm not going to copy me with my own cuffs. >> Ultimately, the cops here had two choices. Either tell her to leave or make an arrest. Because they trespassed her multiple times, she ignored their commands and showed no signs of stopping. They had to arrest her. Amidst the madness, Dominique would go on yet another incoherent rant. This time, she talked about her grandmother and where she lived. >> I'm pushing his behind your back. Dominic, >> put your hands behind your back. Stop fighting >> to the ground. >> I'm building a princess. Me and Dominic ain't no Diana. >> You killed her. My grandma. >> Dominique. Let your >> grandma Janet is my mother. My grandmother Carter. >> Yeah. Second set of cuffs or you black widow. Remember cadet Kelly here at the spot since day one Nickelodeon. My mom is part. >> She's my grandma. I already have cats at home. Can't you can't bite me. You can't break me either. So gross. I did nothing wrong. You don't live there anymore? >> Yes, I do. Yeah, we don't. >> You study grandma. Casey's grandma. >> Yeah, he's the other one. >> He's watching over that place from day one. >> Let go of your purse. >> Dominique, let go of it. >> I trust you and I'll let go. >> Let go of it. >> Don't steal my damn door then. >> They charged Dominique with disorderly conduct, trespassing, and resisting arrest. On July the 20th, 2023 in Orlando, Florida, the cops got a trespassing complaint at a cash advance company. 62-year-old Pamela Sears had been trespass from the premises and the cashier wanted Pamela removed. >> Lady at the age, she was previously trespassed on the property. She came back. I just advised her to leave and she's not. >> Do you want to press charges? >> We just want her. Yeah. >> So, you do want to press charges? I mean, she's going to go to jail. >> She's going to jail. >> Yes. Pamela. >> Yeah. >> What's the matter? >> You know you're not supposed to be here. >> No, I don't have trespassing. >> You do, Pamela? >> No, I don't. >> You do. Someone came in here, told me he had a problem. He had a Western Union >> and they wouldn't wait on him. >> I don't have a trespass here. >> I have an account here. >> Oscar 223. >> You must have somebody else. I need a golf. >> I have a trespasser. >> You do. You do. >> You can't leave. >> Don't touch me. >> You can't leave. Okay. >> No. Don't tell me what you're going to >> get out of my way. >> Get out of my way. >> Pamela, you're going to >> I have an account here. >> Pamela, you're going to jail. >> I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. >> GET OUT OF my way. >> No, THERE'S THERE'S NO >> GET OUT OF MY WAY. >> PAMELA, RELAX. >> DON'T I'M NOT GOING TO RELAX. You touch me. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> GET OUT OF MY WAY. I [screaming] DON'T KNOW WHO YOU ARE. >> She was well known to police, having been arrested on numerous occasions. In one shocking incident, she tried to set an apartment on fire as some sort of prank. Innocently, she described the burnt pieces of paper she had as a note she was leaving for a friend. And once again, she went on making more excuses with this officer. >> Let me go. >> You're not You're going to jail. Let me go, buddy. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Let me go. >> Put your hands on your back, >> buddy. >> Don'ting touch me. >> Now, now you're getting a charge. Okay. >> No, you're going to get a charge. >> You have no buddy. >> Put your hands. >> Watch it, buddy. Watch it, buddy. Where's the paperwork for trespass? I'll talk. I'll talk. Buddy, >> just relax. >> I'll talk if I have it out here. >> Emma, relax. >> I'm relax. Okay. I just said I'll talk. Get my bag. How could I have a trust? >> Get my back and I'll relax. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> I'll relax and talk to you. According to previous reports, she had no permanent address and she might have been homeless during this incident. She'd also been charged with drug possession in the past and might have suffered from drug addiction, which could explain her erratic behavior when dealing with police. The cops knew Pamela all too well, but this time she was much more agitated. >> All right. All right. >> Normally, you're normally calm. You're >> I don't have >> You never give me an issue. Why are you giving me an issue today? >> Cuz you're bodily harming me. No, no, I'm not. >> I don't have a trespass here. >> I have an account here. >> You You're a trespasser. Okay. >> I don't have any paperwork. >> You have somebody. >> I'm going to get it. I'm going to get it off. >> All right. Can we talk? >> No. No. No. Come on. >> Until you pull up the paperwork. >> Nope. >> Get my taco. >> Get my taco. >> We're going to We're going to get it. >> Throughout the years, the suspect was involved in a litany of petty crimes. and she's not the type of person a cash advance company would want to lend money to or expect repayment from. As she continued talking to the officers, she seemed to think her crimes had made it to a federal level because according to her, 100 people were using her identity. >> They got a 100 people using my name. I've been in Sheriff Orange County, the front doors. I'm under federal investigation. They're all over the place and they don't know what kind I do. But get my pocket. You can look it up. >> It will talk. >> It will talk. It will talk. >> So the thing is if they want me trespass here, >> watch out. Watch out. Hold on. >> Let me get your cups. Okay. >> They want me trespass. >> Reference, please. >> Emma, they know who you are. Okay. If they want if I want my >> they're not going to arrest me for >> 414 Northland front door. >> Okay, they got 100 people using my get them out of my suitcases. >> I'm going to lose everything. >> Pamela continued pleading with them that despite her very distinctive appearance, they'd confused her with someone else. And for a person like this woman who was in trouble with the lull multiple times, she probably should have done something to not make herself stand out so much. Clearly, she was no master of disguise, and she'd soon be in jail. >> Get my away from me. >> Sit down. >> Get my pack. >> Sit down, Pamela. >> I'll cancel every account in the United States. >> You're going to jail now. going to jail. >> Um, can you get a register right there real quick? I'm going to grab the that that and then I'm going to get them started on a statement. >> Okay. >> So, uh, just right there. You see the gray box like right? >> Yeah. This one right here. Put your, uh, print your name right here. And then today at such and such time you observed um Pamela Sears who was you know trespass on July 8th uh on paper. You asked her did you ask her to leave? >> Yes. >> You asked her to leave. She refused to leave. Um you called police and you wish to press charges on behalf of Amscott. >> They took the woman to the Orange County Jail and she was charged with trespassing resisting an officer with violence and battery leo. While she faced up to 5 years in prison, she was sentenced to 310 days and later released with credit for time served. These carons prove that the customer isn't always right and sometimes, one way or another, they've got to be escorted off the premises. Thankfully, the cops were there and made sure these businesses did not waste any more time on their nonsense and slowly but surely got these Karens to leave.