Can you do that for us? >> Do not trigger me. >> I'm not trying to trigger you. I'm just trying to >> Well, you are. >> Okay. >> $3,000. >> Have a seat. >> I am not paying $3,000 for this. Are you kidding me? >> Are you kidding me? >> You don't know my name. >> We know your face. It's recorded. >> Jeopardy. I know my I know my rights and y'all are ridiculous. And I'm going to report you. >> A bully's playbook includes insults, intimidation, and physical threats. But when used on law enforcement, their tactics have zero effect. Instead, they just end up in the back of a squad car. They definitely learn their lessons the hard way when teenage bullies get a huge reality check. >> You understand? >> Shut the up. Go talk to her now. She's going to say the same thing. Shut the up. >> Jesus. On November 13th, 2024, Wisconsin police were alerted to a domestic disturbance. An 18-year-old's car broke down, and while his girlfriend went to check on it, another man started talking to her. This sparked an argument between the boyfriend and the other man, followed by an argument between the couple inside the car. >> Give me one second. Okay. >> Wisconsin had him. >> Hey guys, >> so officer with Oaklair Police Department. So, the reason why I'm making contact with you is because you know >> some random dude pulled by and I told him to go the away if that's the issue. >> Okay. >> Well, we got a call saying that you guys were you were arguing with another girl and that you guys >> girlfriend. We can argue in public. >> Okay. Well, we just want to know what's going on. We got a call. So, we got to do our due diligence to come out here and investigate. Okay. >> Argument's done. >> Okay. >> So, everything's done, right? No chops up. You never pulled me over? >> Nope. So, right now we're investigating because we got called out here for a reason, right? >> What's the reason you got called out here for? >> That it's a domestic relation. It's a domestic that you guys were yelling at each other. So, we just >> I was yelling at her. My car was broke. She got out. I'm telling you the story. Okay. >> Some dude pulled by, started yelling at her. I don't like guys talking to my girlfriend. So I got in my car and told him to pull the away. And then after he left, he said, "Can you exit the vehicle for me? >> Can you exit the vehicle for me?" >> Oh, no. I'm sorry. >> My partner's going to come here and talk to you. So if you can just exit out, >> I have to work, sir, and I really don't have to understand that. >> We have like I understand that. But the faster you guys the faster you guys cooperate with us and if what did I do wrong to cooperate with you about >> No, no. thing is could they could have called on another black male and a female in the car. How do you know it's me? Did they give you a license plate? >> They give us a vehicle with a Listen, can I finish? >> Yeah, there's a grandpa that just pulled >> out on the ground. >> It don't matter. It don't matter. >> Your muffler's on the ground. >> I know. And I told you that that's why he was That's why she got out to look at the car. I got out to yell at the guy to stop talking to my girlfriend. >> Because there was possibly domestic abuse involved, it was important to speak to both parties separately. However, the boyfriend seemed overly defensive when being asked by police to comply with simple orders. >> I got paid this. I'll sit in jail to get paid to do it. This is sick wasting time. >> Norah 168 will be >> No. I'm going to call my lawyer to tell this off. What do you need? There's no insurance on the car and I don't have my license on me. My license are in her car. Write me ticket and get the out of here. Tell this to get the out of here, man. >> Yeah. And the more that show up, the more hostile get. No. >> Okay. >> Can I get out of my car, please, and I'll walk back there away from you guys? Cuz I do not like >> No. So, we need to talk to you. Okay. The whole time I've been talking to you, you've been arguing with me. >> Yeah. Cuz you don't need toinging talk to me for what? >> Like, I responded to you. We got a call saying that you were yelling at a female. >> Okay. If you're talking to me about that situation, the situation's done and someone's coming to fix the car, so what's the problem? >> The woman seemed perfectly fine, but they would still need to speak with her privately to wrap up the investigation. But her boyfriend's decision to harass the officers wasn't helping rule him out as being abusive. If that's how he was speaking to his girlfriend earlier, then it could be deemed as harassment. >> Totally fine. Like totally fine. We had to calm down until he showed up and then he started going freaking out. like cuts. >> Yeah, I get that. But somebody thought that he was mad at you and you >> I know exactly what happened and I tried this. >> There's no issue except y'all in my way and I got to go to work. What's the problem? Can you tell me the problem again? Y'all are in my way. I got to go to work. That guy already left. That issue is done. That's the only issue on the ground is my muffler. I'll get that fixed. Y'all can carry on your day and I can go to work. Well, and if you're fine and as long as there's nothing else, if he calms down, we'll let you guys >> What's your first name? >> What's the issue? It makes no sense why you're talking to me. When I figured out the other issue, I'm going to solve this one. Y'all can get the on with your day. >> The boyfriend clearly made this into a much bigger issue than it needed to be. While the First Amendment protects him regarding his disrespect towards the officers, he did cross a line when he got way too loud in a public space. >> You understand? >> Shut the up. Go talk to her now. She's going to say the same thing. Shut the up. >> Jesus. Y'all >> just don't I don't want you guys yelling back and forth. >> Well, >> and you can off and go on in your car and have your marry on day. That's the shut up. You're a public servant. Shut the up. I'm not asking you a damn question. Okay, >> get in your car. I want to talk to him. I don't want you by my car. Talk to my partner. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. I did not ask you a question. >> We just found an apartment. So things are kind of like chaotic. >> Shut the up. >> You said she's coming to get you. >> I don't want to hear your [ __ ] voice. >> She'll probably end up bringing him home now. >> That might be good. Just with this fired up. Do you want to sit in here and stay warm? >> No, I'm fine. I >> Babe, bring me my phone. >> Babe, >> right? Just so he doesn't do anything crazy. >> Can you bring that to him? >> This is his. >> I need number. What's his first name here? She wants you to talk to >> Give me my phone. >> Shut the [ __ ] up and give me my phone. >> Why are we yelling? >> Because I need to go to work. >> Is this his phone or phone? >> Okay. I'm just No, that is his phone. That is his phone. >> This is his phone. >> I'm going to let him calm down a little bit. >> Ma'am, are you mom? >> Why are you so pissed? >> Shut the [ __ ] up. Okay, what did I just say? The same sentence. Tell me what I said. I need to go to work. Y'all are at work. You're going to make me late for work. That's why I'm pissed. I have to go to work. Do you know English? >> The suspect worked as a welder and told the cops they were making him late for work. He also said that if they took him to jail, he'd use the time as a paid vacation, which was a little bit suspicious because it's very rare you can take a paid vacation on the very day that you want to take off. >> Is this always like this or what's the deal? >> I don't like cops. Y some >> I wasn't talking to you. >> Talk to my girl. Shut your mouth. Don't answer another question. Don't answer another question or I'mma keep getting pissed with them. Tell them to shut the up. Give me my [ __ ] >> You have no right to have your hands on my Shut the up and scram. >> No, I don't want to talk to him. I have to go to work. You're here because some I told that to leave. He left. Why the I still Yes. And if they thought that, just like he said, she thought that, y'all think wrong. >> I want to go to work. I don't want to deal with this. Want to go. She can walk home for all I care. I have to work. I don't care. >> Why are they talking to me? >> If they really need to make sure she's safe, bring the home. I'll go to work. >> The suspect's comment that she can walk home for all I care was a troubling sign about his attitude toward his girlfriend. He eventually got out of the vehicle but kept a safe distance from the officers while he continued being disrespectful. >> So why the do I need to talk to you? >> Because what you are doing is illegal. It is our job to >> How is it illegal to argue? Because it's disord >> speech. No, it's not. >> I can tell you to off all I want and you and you and you. >> It's literally yes, I cannot. Yet you're going to tell me I can't tell you to screw off. You're going to tell me I cannot tell you to screw up >> in a calm voice where the entire grocery store >> and get in your car and go >> once once we have a calm conver that was in a calm voice. >> I am calm now suck my go on with the day. >> I'm sorry I'm done with this. I don't care what you call me or tell me, but as soon as you start screaming like >> what do you >> what >> she said that everything between them like no between obviously we have a disorder coming back >> we have DC and what he was saying was that >> his car was broken down so he came in here he told her to go check the muffler she went out guy that called us drove up to them and started talking to her he didn't like her she was talking her started Okay. Does the caller want to do anything? >> I have not spoke with the caller yet. By the time I got here, I made contact and he was already let you decide whatever you want to do. >> The issue for the suspect was that even if they were willing to let him go, his car wasn't safe to drive. The initial problem was the muffler, which had still not yet been repaired. >> I will get the muffler lifted off the ground before I drive it home. >> We have to make sure she's okay. >> He She told him she No. Go look at the body cameras. Conversation's over. He's right. I believe it. >> Your conversation's over. He's writing the ticket. Y'all can watch the body cameras. I haven't lied. She said she's okay. It's over. >> Okay. >> Your smoke is dismissed. Get in your car. You're free to go, officer. You're free to go. You're free to go. I'm free to wait for my ticket. Will you come pick me up? There's three cops on my car. Tell me I can't drive it till the [ __ ] off. They're just writing me a ticket. I'm telling them. >> I don't know. I'll drive car. They can write me another ticket. What do you do? What do I have money to pay them for tickets? Whoopy. I don't care. I'll find a ride. I might just stay home. Office look like these three. I'm going home to sit on my ass. Well, unless they're going to sit behind me until the end of my car. When the officers first arrived, the assumption was that the boyfriend was angry because another guy was flirting with his girlfriend. However, given what the cops heard so far, he might have been simply innocently trying to help her fix the car. This jealous boyfriend clearly had anger issues and refused to calm down. >> I hope all three of you can use your brains so you know next time that's not getting run over. >> No, it's not called respect. Baby, respect my touch. >> Rolling my window up. My ride's on the way here. Talk to these anymore. >> I'm going to explain. I'm going to explain this to you. >> I don't want to listen. I'm not going to listen. >> I got to explain it to you. And then you're on your way out here. Okay. >> So, you're getting a citation for mandatory. However you wish to contest it's going to be on December 11th at 1:30 p.m. at the courthouse here. information here, >> the disposition of citations here, and then the violation of the uh citations here. The back is my information. Okay. All right. Any questions for me, you guys? >> All right. Well, you guys are good to go. You guys have a better day. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> The suspect got a citation for disorderly conduct totaling $213. He plead guilty to it and paid the fine. On April 2nd, 2025 in West Palm Beach, Florida, the cops got a call from a restaurant where a woman named Sierra had locked herself inside one of their bathrooms for over an hour. The restaurant wanted her trespass from the property. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> You guys doing the bathroom? I've been looking for more than an hour. >> You guys knocked. Has anyone answered? >> Yeah, she's answering, but she just want to open the door. >> Okay. Do you have a key? I broke a key. Whatever. >> You guys have a key. >> All right. >> Yeah. [Music] >> It's not public. It's private. You've been there in an hour. They need you to leave. >> It is a private business. They want you to leave. If you do not leave, you will go to jail. >> And this is your last warning. Come out. Open the door. [Music] >> You're refusing to leave. That is what you're doing wrong. It's called trespassing. Reportedly, Sierra had a medical issue that led to her extended stay in the bathroom. However, it's often the case that people use restaurant bathrooms as a safe space to use drugs. So, the cops and the staff had a pretty good reason to be concerned. Eventually, she opened the door and left the bathroom. Do >> not come back on this property. You're trespassed. >> How? >> How am I trespassed? >> They don't want you back on this property. >> Leave the property or you go to jail. step out of the property or you going to end cause ma'am you hear what I said >> mother >> no off the property that means out of the parking lot off the sidewalk >> if you come back onto this property sidewalk or parking lot you go to jail >> bro you are ridiculous I was Using the bathroom and I have >> It doesn't matter. Other people need to use the bathroom. >> I know my rights. >> You have no rights on private property. If they don't want you there, you have to leave. >> Not private property. >> Yes, it is a public restaurant. >> It is a private entity. >> You know what? >> You know what? >> This is your last chance. Leave or you go to jail. >> I'm off the property. >> No, you're not. You're still in their parking lot. Yes. Want her to leave, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Still in the parking lot. >> All right. And who's the manager? >> I know. >> Okay. And you want her to leave? >> You're going to get hit by a car. >> In the bathroom. >> Sierra failed to understand that restaurants that are open to the public are not public property and that their parking lot is also part of their premises. In Florida, stores are allowed to trespass people who are disrupting their business. And staying in the bathroom for over an hour definitely falls into that category. >> I'm going to tell you this one last time. If you don't leave, you're going to go in. >> Ma'am, leave the property. >> Thank you so much for letting me handle my medical issues. What is your name? >> Officer Charles >> Charles >> and Nicholas. Thank you for not helping me. >> Okay. >> You do not know. >> We offered you the medics. If you want to go to the hospital, we'll call the medics for you. >> I don't need the medics. >> Okay. Okay. Well, then you need to leave the problem. >> Handling my issues. You need to leave. >> Doesn't matter how long it takes. If I'm an hour, there's two bathrooms. >> They don't have to let you use it. >> Why? >> Because it's a private entity. >> Okay. And if I was buying something, that's >> they can deny you service. >> So, can I get my food? >> No. >> No. At this time, they don't want your service. >> Nope. They don't want you back on their property for a year. If you come back, you go to jail. You don't even know my name. >> We don't need to know your name. If you come back, you're going to jail. >> I don't know my name. >> We know your face. It's recorded. >> I know my I know my rights and y'all are ridiculous. And I'm going to report you. >> It was clear the woman's ego was too big to let this go. Despite there being no shortage of restaurants in West Palm Beach, 20 minutes later, she decided to go back once again. For the second time, the cops returned to remove her. And just like before, she was in the bathroom. >> I just got food. What are you doing? >> Don't fight. Don't fight. >> What are you doing? She just said I could order food. What are you doing? You just said I could order food. >> She just said I could order food. >> You're under arrest. >> Really? >> No, just arrest her. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I I know my rights. >> Wait, >> don't fight. >> Wait. >> You fight, you're going to get hurt. >> I'm telling you. Put your hands together. >> Girl, did you not just say I could order food? >> Did you not just say I could order food? >> She's been dependent right now. >> I was on the phone with them and I asked you if I could order food. Now I have to call them again. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. Can I please just Can you please stop? >> Can you please stop right now? >> For what? >> Trespassing. >> For what? For what? >> Trespassing. >> For what? >> You just said I could order. No, you went to the bathroom and I told you they just told you to leave and then say you are talking to them because >> food. >> That's my phone. >> Your phone's right here. Sierra claims she'd called the restaurant and asked if she could come back and that earlier she'd lost a nail in the bathroom. At the squad car, the cops took her jewelry off for her own safety. And once again, she insisted her rights were being violated. >> I need to make a phone call. I need one. I deserve it. I am legally required to get one. >> When you get to county? >> No. Now, technically, I'm allowed to have my phone back here. >> She knows all of her rights. >> I know my rights, bro. See [Music] >> check. >> All right. >> Hey. >> Yeah. Now she's going to have to be hobble. >> Yeah, she gonna have to be hobble. What the over a bathroom, >> bro? What the >> adult you guys? >> Sierra was charged with criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. On the 18th of May, 2024, cops in Illinois received reports that an 18-year-old girl had brought a gun to school to threaten another student. The cops soon arrived at her home and were confronted by her entire family. >> I want to do a white shirt out here. >> I want your sergeant out here. >> What you talking about? >> What are you yelling at us? >> Don't talk to me. Don't touch me. before. >> Yeah, I want y'all sergeant out here. >> Yeah, I want a white shirt out here. >> You guys keep walking. >> If you keep walking, you're getting her. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I don't give a >> Okay. Well, you going to be on the ground real quick. >> Like, really? >> Get the up out of me. >> Get the back. >> No, you get the back. >> Taking a gun to school is a serious criminal offense. And because she was already 18, she could also be charged as an adult. The cops were dealing with a family that had a negative perception of law enforcement. And the way they were behaving just made things worse for their daughter. >> A pig. >> You a pig. Get the off me. >> You a mother pig. >> Okay. Sweet. Thank you. >> You a pig. >> Sweet. >> What's up? What's up? >> Exactly. >> What the you want to do? You ain't doing. >> Okay. >> Y'all put your mother hands on me. >> Okay. Well, boy. I don't care. Y'all ain't got to put me there. Y'all got to put No. You ain't got to put me there. You ain't got to put me there. >> I don't give a you. >> You a pig. I going to get your I promise you. Jesus Christ. You go to church every mother day. You a pig. Anybody say on my >> Well, that's >> I don't give a >> Don't Don't touching me. >> You're gonna stop. >> I don't give a >> I don't give a I don't give a >> Stop walking. >> Yo, stop bullying me. >> Stop bullying me. >> I'm walking. Take these cuffs off. I swear to God. Take these mother cuffs off. Take these cuffs off. I'm a [ __ ] >> While technically she was within her rights to call the officer names, but she crossed a line, however, when she began threatening him. Ironically, after harassing the officer, she had the audacity to paint herself as the victim and then brought up who her lawyer was. >> Handle me nice. I got mom. Mom from Chicago lawyer, baby. You better handle me [ __ ] knife. >> I got mom and lawyer. [ __ ] I'm I'm I got mom >> Chicago. >> I don't know what's going on, but okay. >> Chicago lawyer. >> Okay, go ahead and hop in. >> You better handle me, mother. >> Go ahead and hop in. >> Thank you. >> I appreciate it. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> I can't breathe. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> Get off. Get off. Stop touching me. You're >> good. >> In this case, it looked like the apple didn't fall far from the tree. The teenage suspect wasn't any calmer than her mother. If the girl did not have a gun, her best option would be to cooperate and plead innocence. In the course of the arrest, the cops reminded her that resisting would only add to her charges. >> Do not kick. >> Don't kick. Stop me. >> Now you're going for battery to PO. >> I don't know. >> We're not recording. >> Hey, get a hob. >> Yeah, we need a hobble. [Music] >> Stop. Stop. How about that? >> Get her up. stand up. >> Thank you guys. >> Why? >> Because she's kicking us. >> She not kicking. >> Y'all heard about that kicking. She not kicking. She not kicking no more. >> Why all her? >> Stop kicking. >> The girl was taken to the station and despite being 18 years of age, she behaved in a very childish manner. During her exchange with officers, she continued belittling them while at the very same time accused them of belittling her. >> What the looking at? >> I look I'm looking at you. >> What's up? >> What? >> What's up? >> Why are you acting like this? >> Cuz I don't I don't have a gun. >> Okay, but wait. Listen. Why are you acting then? Save yourself. >> Hell no. I told yall that cuz I was coming up on me. >> Okay, but we had to talk to you. We had to address the situation. We will not be detained. >> Listen. Listen. >> If you want to talk to me, come right here. >> I'm going to talk to you through this right now. >> I'm not listening. >> Okay. Let me I'm not listening. >> Are you a child? I'm not going to talk about Are you an old Yeah. You old pig? You think that hurt me? Hell no. It don't. Oh, that's trying to belittle me. That don't hurt me. >> Hurry up and get me out of my car. >> The hurry up and get me out of this car. Y'all middle name is Yo to hell. They can't die. Y'all a voodoo queen. >> This self-proclaimed voodoo queen was arrested for aggravated menacing, battery of an officer, resisting arrest, and unlawful possession of a firearm. Her mother was arrested for obstructing justice, battery of an officer, and resisting arrest. Also, the suspect's father and sister both got citations for obstructing justice. On the 15th of June, 2022 in Ohio, police got a report about a young woman who was repeatedly falling over and injuring herself. Two women who found her called for help and were with her when officers arrived. >> You guys, >> you just found her like this. >> Where's her stuff at? >> Right here. >> This is all for >> Yeah. You have it. [Music] >> They're here to help you. >> Star. Yeah, Star Squad. >> Do you want this water? >> Probably dehydrated. My house. >> Hey, Lauren. Lauren. All right. So, here's what we're going to do. We're going to call EMS squad to come check you out. Okay. Cuz I think you're dehydrated. That's why you're you're puking and you're you're pretty intox, too. So, >> yeah. So, drink that. I appreciate you staying with her until we got here. Especially with the water being >> calm down. >> Apparently she fell in the water a couple times over. >> Yep. >> Remain calm. We'll get the squad out here to check you out. Okay. >> Can I ask? >> This is Kyoga County. You're at Edgewater right now. Where were your friends from? Why did your friends leave you? >> Why does that matter? Why does that matter? This woman was clearly intoxicated. In Ohio, public intoxication charges apply when someone's unable to care for themselves or poses a danger to themselves or others. However, the cops here were primarily concerned with making sure she was safe. Unfortunately, she didn't seem to appreciate the help from either the officers or the two women. >> Are you okay? Are you okay? You got some cuts. Are you okay? Other than that, the cuts. >> Where are these cuts? >> On your hand. I fell earlier when I was trying to do >> my feet in the water. >> No, just stay right here. I don't want you to fall in. You said you fell in a couple times. I don't want you to fall in again. >> No, but I'm going to put my feet no >> I'm going to put my feet. >> Actually, we want you to sit down for us, please. >> Just sit down. >> We're going to have the squad come check you out and then we'll get you out of here. Okay. We're not looking to fight with you. We're not looking to charge you. >> Just looking for some cooperation. That's it. Okay. >> And you're calling your whole squad back up. Once again, you guys read my record and you're like, "Oh my god, this girl's got a couple charges. Let's cite her for some more." >> We don't care about your car. [ __ ] Bull. >> You guys are going to listen. >> No. >> You guys are going to me for anything. >> Lauren, listen. We just need you. >> You just if you remain calm with us, we remain calm with you and we're not going to and we're not and we're not going to sight you. Okay. >> She wanted to get back in the water, but the cops didn't want to leave her alone. Alcohol use is involved in up to 70% of debt when people are swimming or boating. When they confronted the woman with possible charges, she then mentioned her great uncle Phil Stamidi, who at that time was the sheriff of a nearby county. Let me tell you this. My grandpa, my uncle, my great uncle is the head sheriff of the county. >> I know >> the name. >> Yeah. I know. >> You know? >> Yeah. Now you can't. >> You literally couldn't call any of my friends or >> You said you don't know any of their phone numbers. You don't have your phone. >> You didn't give me a chance. You just called the police and called. >> I I asked I asked you. You said you don't know. You lost your phone. You don't know any of their numbers. This is unfortunately the only option we have. >> What option do you have? >> Just stay right here. Stay right here and then they'll come. They'll get you. They're going to call you. >> I'm putting my hair clip on my curve. Is that okay? >> Sit down. Get out. >> My hair on my high socks. Possibly dehydration. She fell a couple times. Her friends left her hair. She's got nowhere else to go. um because I've been hyping all night. Oh, hey, thank you guys for the $3,000. >> And I just want to thank you for $3,000 down and so are you. >> Don't judge me. Stop. >> Don't do that. >> $3,000 again. >> Because she was ordered by police to seek medical attention. She needed transport by EMTs and had to pay for the ride. While inside the vehicle, they explained to the woman that it was much less expensive than she thought. >> If I can do one thing to start anything, it's only $300. >> I don't It's $3,000. >> Not anything. I don't have $3,000 for a [ __ ] [Music] >> Oh, you are answering something. No, [Music] >> I'm not paying $3,000. >> I am not paying $3,000 for this. Are you kidding me? >> Are you kidding me? I don't need a $3,000. Yes, I do. >> And I'm not paying $3,000. Are you kidding me? $3,000 for a ride and they ask me what I don't need. >> Let them check you out. >> You don't have to say because you're not paying three grand. >> You're not paying three grand. Do not hit me. >> You're not paying 3 to I didn't hit you. >> Are you kidding me? I did not hit him. >> Sit down. Now, >> while the body cam did not capture how severe things were, it did show her striking the officer. As a result, instead of riding in an ambulance, now she was riding in the back of a cop car completely free of charge. >> How am I supposed to stand up? You guys literally have me twisted like a pretzel. >> You mother [Music] Are you kidding me? [Music] Walk. Put your legs up, >> dude. You mother >> stand up. Stand up. >> What the? You're hurting me. >> Well, walk without hurting you. >> Well, walk without fighting. Get up. >> If you hide something to hurt me, I'm going to fight him. >> Please record. While being placed in the car, she continued resisting and refused to calm down. Things escalated so much that she had to be strapped in tight. >> I will relax for you because you haven't put a hand. >> That's the only reason I'll relax for you because you haven't put me on. Please let me >> I'll be there with you. >> You all right? >> Yeah, I'm good. You good? >> Yeah. Thanks, guys. Sorry. >> She went on her way. That's it. >> So, we got the squad out. Trying to get her in just to get taken care of. She keeps like trying to push past us. She hits us initially and we kind of like, "All right, don't do that again. Watch out. You got um don't do that again." Got her squad. She started mouthing off to us again, trying to get her to sit down to get her info for the EMS that she keeps getting up. >> Having spent considerable time with the officers, there was still no sign she'd be calming down or sobering up. Given she already had charges, this woman seemed to have a serious addiction problem. And instead of taking some accountability, she wanted her uncle to come and clean up her own mess. >> What's your name? Do I not get my one share of everything? You guys have locked me up so illegally for no reason. No reason. And you beat me up and literally cuss my my arms for no reason. Please give me my arms. >> Hey, um just let you know she's claiming her grandfather's post. >> Great uncle, >> her great uncle or something like that. We're going to take her down. She >> push me. Yeah, I literally told him for 20 minutes. >> Lauren, put your feet in. Do me a favor. Put your feet in this way so I can adjust those. >> Mentioning her uncle's name over and over achieved nothing at all except to tarnish his reputation. If anything, he would likely hope that the officers upheld the law and refused to be swayed by her. >> Get mying uncle up here now. Get my uncle up here. I don't care about who's your boss or anything. You're mying uncle and my grand can't help you. >> Um, actually, he's the head sheriff of learning. >> I don't care if he's the president of United States. He's not gonna help you. >> Oh, okay. Who's going to help me in that? Nobody. >> Well, you No, you can help yourself. Who's going to help? No. Who's going to help you when they look at the cameras and see how illegally you are, mother? >> You can do that, but you're going to be spending night down in county jail tonight. >> I would rather do that. See your job end up in [ __ ] of the dumb of the world. Oh, I punched you in your little stupid chest and it hurt because you wouldn't get the off of me like every othering police officer that officer that assaults every other Oh, I hope you're serious. >> Lauren was given a citation for disorderly conduct and charged with simple assault on an officer and resisting arrest. On the 8th of January 2025, the cops pulled a car over for speeding and having a license plate light out. While talking to the driver, the officer realized that he knew the woman. >> Hey, how are you? Good. >> So, I'm patrolman Lim. I'm sure you >> How do I know you? >> I don't know you. I see a lot of people. How do I know you? Can I see your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> No, I definitely got you. >> So, do you know why I'm stopping you today? I really don't because this is my boyfriend's car. >> So, the reason why I'm stop and I do know you. So, the reason why I'm stopping you is for two reasons. One, you are flying through campus. Second reason, your license plate light is out. Why are we in a rush today? >> The headlight out. >> The license plate light is out. >> Like covering over license plate. >> Yes, that is completely out. Yep. Why are we going so fast today? >> Honestly, no reason, officer. >> Okay. >> Just trying to get home. >> I got you. >> I got a 4-year-old son. Well, a 5-year-old son. Where are you coming from today? >> My boy turned out. >> Okay. What were you doing there? >> Birthday. >> Oh, nice. How old he turned? >> 25. >> Nice. >> The officer detected an odor from her and noticed her glassy eyes, prompting him to conduct field sobriety tests. The suspect failed these tests, but blamed it on the cold weather. So, to remove this factor, they then agreed to do the test indoors. >> I'm sorry. Like, I'm shivering so much. >> Just keep We're almost there. All right. >> Like, my legs are shivering. Yes. I like officer my eyes are >> Did you have anything to drink tonight? Because you're you're not you're not doing well in the session. You said you wear glasses, right? You have contacts in right now. >> I do. No, I don't. >> Okay. >> I don't I l I wear strictly glasses. Keep following the pen for me. All right. >> Glasses cuz I got them and when I got in >> Keep following the pen for me. All right. >> Okay. So, like I said, I want to put you through two more tests. Your eyes are kind of all over the place. We can go to a building. If it's warmer for you, we can do them right here on the sidewalk. >> If it's warmer and can we go? >> Sure. Yes, you can. So, just hop in the back of my car. You're not going to be placed under arrest. I'm going to take you to >> Can you take my keys over? >> Yep. I'll take care of all that for you. Yep. >> I'll take care of all that for you. >> Sheltered from the cold now, the suspect continued to fail the sobriety test, increasing the likelihood that she was under the influence. The next step in the process was to arrest her and conduct additional tests down at the station. >> What else you about to do? You walking up close. >> Just put your jacket on for me. We don't want you to get cold. We got to take you back outside. >> What else you about to do? >> So, once you get your jacket on, I'll explain it to you. >> No, let me know right now. >> So, unfortunately, at this time, you're going to come in. >> You're going to be placed under arrest. Do not resist for driving while intoxicated. >> I'm not into >> Well, my test would say otherwise. Okay. >> Okay. So, we can go ahead and impound the car. >> Yes, we are. >> Brown 68. I got one under 450. And can you send for a hook, please? >> You're going to get hit with resisting arrest. >> Go ahead. >> Call my boyfriend. >> We'll call your boyfriend. Call your boyfriend. All right. Come on, >> bro. You need You just seen some boyfriend. >> Let's go. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Call my boyfriend right now. You have no right. She's >> You have no right. You're owing. You're rowing. You're not even a real cop. >> You're not even >> Yeah. >> Calling I mean call. >> When the officer noticed that she was not the registered owner of the vehicle. He suggested the car could have been stolen. This infuriated the suspect who claimed that it was her boyfriend's car. >> Tell him. Call a sheriff. >> What do you need a sheriff for? >> Call him. >> What do you need a sheriff for? >> Because he's being unlawful. >> What do you mean unlawful? Tell him he's being unlawful cuz he knows me personally. >> What's he being unlawful for? >> I'm lawful personally. It's not a stolen vehicle. It's my boyfriend's vehicle. We're not saying he just sold it. He just sold it a stolen vehicle. >> We're not selling on the registration in the vehicle. That's my boyfriend. >> The stolen vehicle for what you >> and I hope you lose your whole law license cuz you a >> hold on. You're not a cop. You're not a cop. You want to think you fighting law, but you think you fighting the wrong thing. This cartel is literally out here in Glassboro. The I got intel and all that. >> Listen, >> we're going to go back to the station, okay? And you'll be out. You'll be out. Yeah, sure. And get out today. You're not going to jail. >> I need you to drive me. I need to get in your car. >> I need to get in your car. I'm not getting in his car. The suspect continued feeling that she was being unfairly treated by the officer despite the fact that he'd made special provisions for her to do sobriety test inside and ride to the station in a different car. At the station, it was explained to the woman that the officer who she claimed was acting unlawfully would still need to work on her arrest. >> Listen, so it's our policy we have to have two officers take you into the building. >> Bro, I don't want him to be your other officer. Call another one. Call another one. Call another one. Call your sheriff. Call your sheriff >> right now. Call your sheriff or I'm knocking out the vehicle. Call your sheriff. >> He's going to stand right here and we're going to walk. >> Call your sheriff or I'm getting I'm knocking out the vehicle. >> Can you go stand somewhere else? >> Call your sheriff or I'm knocking out the vehicle. >> He's going to go stand somewhere else. >> Call your sheriff and tell him to stop going through my >> uh either you or S. >> You didn't have a warrant to go through none of my stuff. So don't go through my >> All right. He's walking inside. Calm down. All right. He's walking, >> bro. No. I need him to get out the whole facility. I need him to take his car. Get the back and go back the to glassboro. >> Hold on a second. >> Cuz Rowan, pull me the over, not Glassboro. So tell another Rowan police officer to pull the up or tell my dad to pull the up or my mom or my boyfriend or anybody of the sort, not his dirty cop. Dirty crap on the side. But the high school was gay. Get the out of here. became a cop in a support way. Get out of here. >> Instead of taking accountability for her actions, she claimed the officer was targeting her and also mentioned they'd been in high school together. The harsh truth here was that she failed the field sobriety tests and her arrest was warranted. In addition to the DUI charge, she now faced potential charges of resisting arrest and obstruction. >> So, if we move forward with this process, are you going to get breath samples? I'm old. >> I need my boyfriend. >> I'm going to walk back home. >> I thought you was calling my boyfriend. I thought you was calling somebody when I got here. You said when I got here, I'm calling somebody. >> I'm trying to, but you keep you keep acting out. >> So, call them. >> You keep acting. >> Call them. That's my right to call somebody when I get there. >> Once I put that on your leg, then yes, you can call. Once I put this on, >> put on cuz I need to talk to some body. >> All right. Put your leg back. >> Call my boyfriend right now. If he don't answer, call him again cuz he's scared of y'all too. >> The cops agreed to contact her boyfriend. While talking to him on speaker phone, she decided to berate the officer once again. On the other end of the line, her boyfriend was urging her to calm down and stop making things worse. >> The same cop that locked me up the first time is here the same time again. He's really playing in my face and he's about to piss me off. >> You got to relax. Okay. So, I mean, the sooner you get here, we're trying to keep her calm as possible, but >> obviously she's agitated right now. So, >> is she going to be allowed to leave? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Yeah. So, like I said, we have paperwork we got to do. We got to take care of the paperwork. Uh we'll have you sign some paperwork, taking liability of her, and then we'll have her out soon as hopefully >> probably within the half hour, 40 minutes. >> Right now, and everything. I only have my cartilage piercing in my ear at all or nothing to the ground, bro. >> I'm We'll see when you get here. >> All right. >> Right here. He got some loans to him. You a cop. You a rookie cop. You got no cop. You got no history. You probably didn't even nobody. She then accused the officer of arresting her instead of more serious criminals in the area. However, just because there are more serious criminals out there doesn't mean the cops should just tolerate other crimes. She then claimed threateningly that she knew personal information about the officer. >> Personal information. I know all did not go to school that long ago. I'm 21 years old. You're only about like 26 27. Get the out of here. I know everybody went to school in that day and age. The you think they don't know your personal business. Get the here. Get the out of here. That getting taken real quick. Real quick. You was sad. High school. Sad. Sad. One of the That's why you a cop now. Cop. He wants all the tickets. Let me get the extra pay. Like I don't know how this is [ __ ] up. >> Okay, >> please let me go to the bathroom. >> Yeah. >> About 30 minutes later, the suspect's boyfriend arrived to pick her up from the station. She was released and given a court date. She was charged with battery on an officer and driving while intoxicated. On the 24th of April 2024, police conducted a welfare check on a man who was lying down in public and appeared to be intoxicated. >> This guy alive? Hey bud. >> What's up? Why is you kicking me man? Why the is you kicking me man? Ain't no make you a stop kicking me man. Stop touching me man. The is you kicking me for man. You stupid man. Kick the out too man. >> Man ain't no make you a use your voice like she did man. Don't kick me no more. I'mma smack the dog. >> You stay is you doing kicking me man. I tapped you to make sure kick your >> go ahead and I'll tell you where you're going to end up. >> Don't kick me then. Stop touching me. >> You're under arrest. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. You're under arrest. Don't touch me. Kick me. Kicking me. >> Put your hand behind your back. The suspect, later identified as Devonte, felt extremely disrespected by that light tap of the foot. But by responding so aggressively, he's now landed a serious charge of battery on an officer. While being handcuffed, he was pleading with the officers, saying he had to work later that day. >> And I got work at six, man. >> The is you kicking me for? You ain't even ask me. You went straight to kicking me, >> man. I got texts in my pocket and everything. >> Hey, no. Hey, man. Relax. I didn't want to go. >> Man, why the you kick me? >> The is you kicking me for? >> You okay? >> No, I ain't no kick, man. >> [ __ ] is you kicking me for? Like I'm some type of anybody, >> man. I bleed. >> I tapped your kick me. What the is you kicking me for? >> Is your problem, >> Charlie? 21. >> You got anything you're not supposed to have, >> man? I got texts. I got to go to work that 6. >> Okay, but you got any weapons, drugs on you? >> Do No, man. Now >> I'm a regular individual. You woke up kicking nobody. >> No problem kicking me and [ __ ] man. >> I tapped your foot, >> man. You kicked me. You ain't t >> Hey, no. Stop yelling. He kicked me. >> What's wrong with y'all? >> I don't want your spoof, [ __ ] >> I don't want your spitting my He's trying to kick me. We want to have this. Don't kick me. While you could argue that the officer alternatively could have fingertapped him on the shoulder, the very light foot tap still didn't warrant this extreme reaction, especially when the cops were just honestly trying to see if he was okay. >> He kicked me to kick me. >> I got work that [ __ ] man. >> Kick woke up kicking people. Is your problem? Where my head at, man? Where my you man? Easy, easy, easy. He's all right. >> Hey, hold hold him here. Hold him here. >> Because he aggressively refused to comply with the officers, he was also charged with resisting arrest. Devonte wanted to play tough guy, but also claimed that he was bleeding from being gently tapped by the officer. When police spoke to him again, he continued complaining about being kicked. >> Did not have to go this way, man. >> You walking up kicking people for? That's disrespectful. Don't nobody walk up kicking nobody. >> I don't give a if you a police or not. You walked up kick me, man. I don't go to no human being. Woke up and kick them, man. >> I was worried about you. I wanted to make sure you all right, >> man. How the [ __ ] you making sure I'm all right? Walking up kicking me, bro. You walk up to any human and just kick him. >> I tapped your foot. >> Keep talking about tap my foot, man. Your kick me three times. >> Ain't even say to me, you kick me. >> Totally unnecessary, dude. >> And you still ain't say sorry. >> I don't want to argue. I wasn't I'm not going to say sorry cuz all I wanted to do is make sure you're okay, man. Okay. They had a calm conversation about it instead of you losing your mind. >> Okay. >> You know our car still with >> Wanted nothing to do other than make sure you're okay. That's it, man. >> That is it. >> Dvonte demanded the officer apologize and the officer was happy to do so. However, the officer's apology was phrased in a manner that did not accept his version of events. Dante, I can continue to tell you why did that and apologize that you felt disrespected, okay? But at the end of the day, I'm telling you, I have a genuine concern for people that have issues that are intoxicated or overdosing. I appreciate the fact that's not what's going on with you. That was my only reason for doing that was to make sure that you were okay. Again, I'm sorry that you felt disrespected, but you can't spring up and act like that, man. Okay. >> You just made me feel like ain't nobody made me miss work >> cuz you kicked me. I hope your >> today. I hope your hope >> Devonte was charged with resisting arrest and aggravated battery. On the 14th of January 2023, officers received a distressing call. It was from a homeless and addiction shelter and an 18-year-old resident there. Alexis had attacked a member of staff on two separate occasions. >> She was sitting in a chair there and she asked me to do a video with her. She said, "Nobody do a video with me." >> Okay. >> I can't do it. I can't do anything. And I said, "I'm getting ready to clean up. Change >> and u she just started cussing me out." And I told her to leave the lobby. And um she said, "I ain't going no." So I just went out to go start my work, you know, my lobby. And u I asked her to move her stuff. She says, "I'm not moving nothing." And um I guess she must have thought I was going over >> and this is a live thing. They're at her door right now. >> But >> so when I went over there, I wasn't going to mess with it. I have no place to put it. So, I just went walked over here and next thing I know, I was on the floor. She knocked me down. >> Are you okay? >> Um I I think I'm okay. >> Okay. >> I I just shook my head up real bad. I was really confused. She knocked me down twice. >> Is it twice? >> And then when I come around Mhm. I come around to try to get in this door here to call the police. So, I'm going to call the police. I couldn't call the stairs or anybody to get any help from me. >> 21H136. So, she was at the door trying to keep me from closing the door here and we tussled over the broom cuz I thought she hit me with that broom. That's kind of what it looks like. >> The sad reality is that diligent workers who operate in these facilities are regularly exposed to mentally unstable people. And while attacks like these are rare, they do sometimes happen. >> Okay. So, we need to talk to you though. Okay. >> I'm not talking. >> What's that? >> I'm not talking to anyone. >> Okay. That's why I'm leaving. >> Okay. Well, we need you to just come talk to us. Okay. >> Well, she's the one who attacked me with a broom first >> and threatened me. >> Okay. Well, would you mind coming with us to a car and then we will discuss that and you can fill out a statement for us in regards to that? >> Well, not going to jail when she started it. >> But that's not what I'm saying right now. I'm saying coming to a car so that me and you can talk. >> Okay. Can you do that for us? Do not trigger me. >> I'm not trying to trigger you. I'm just trying to >> Well, you are. >> Okay. So, would you mind just coming with us to a party? >> Not with you >> and not with him. >> But you'll come with me. >> I'm more comfortable around female. Okay. You can come to my cruiser. >> That's fine. >> That's fine. You can go with her. Get out of the way. >> Okay. >> Clearly, Alexis had many underlying issues that spurred this violent attack. But regardless of the issue she faced, ensuring the safety of staff and other residents remained the top priority. And because of this, the officer here had to mislead Alexis into thinking she was merely going to the car for conversation. In reality, she was most certainly getting arrested. >> Okay. Can you just set your book that quick back down for her? >> Why? >> So that you can have a seat in the car. >> I can sit down with it. >> No, we need you to take it off. Okay. Okay. >> Why not in the back of the prisoner? >> And have your little purse, too. >> Thank you. >> Do you have anything else on you? >> Just my phone's to text my boyfriend. >> Okay. So, you can't have a phone in the back of the car either. >> I need him, though. >> Okay. We'll put it with your bag. Okay. >> I'll just take it for now. >> I'll just take it for now. >> No, >> just taking it for now. You're not allowed in the back of the cruiser for now. >> Okay. We'll put it with your bag and as soon as you get out of the car, you'll have it. Okay. >> Well, you guys are going to arrest me anyway. >> Are you in handcuffs? >> Well, they said I started it even though she did like threatening me. >> Here, just give me your phone for now. >> I only trust you with it. >> Okay, I'll keep a hold of it. Go ahead and put your leg in. >> I hate my life. >> Yeah, I did. I don't know. >> Yeah, >> we're going to I just did not want to do that in there. >> It's easier to have her in there. She don't want >> you know I can hear you. >> Okay. >> Alexis had told the officers that dealing with the male officers would trigger her. So, primarily she was dealt with by the female officer. Inside the squad car, the female officer informed Alexis that she was being arrested. >> Alexis, can you turn around and put your back to me? >> Why? Because I'm asking nicely. >> You're arresting me, aren't you? Yes, we're putting you in handcuffs. >> Just go ahead and >> to me. I'm asking nicely. >> I need mying boyfriend. >> We'll get a hold of him. Okay. >> He's in California. >> If you turn around for me, we can do that. >> He's a celebrity. >> What's his name? >> Joshua Basset. >> Joshua Basset. Okay. >> Yeah, he's my boyfriend. >> Okay. Go ahead and turn around. >> No. Joshua Bassid is a pop singer and actor. And not to be too harsh, but he's probably not her actual boyfriend. Most likely, Alexis was the victim of a common romance scam where someone pretends to be a famous celebrity in an attempt to get the victim to send them money. >> Well, do you want me to talk to your boyfriend or not? I want to talk to him. Well, you're not going to be able to with that attitude. >> He's the one who can call me down. >> Okay. So, go ahead. Do that for me and then we'll get a hold of your boyfriend. Okay. Only I get to talk to him. >> Okay, we can do that. >> And no one even knows his number. >> It's in your phone, right? >> No. >> No. Are you going to tell me his number? >> I don't even know it. >> You don't? Okay. Well, we'll talk to him for you after we put you in handcuffs. Okay. >> No. >> All right, then. We're not going to be able to talk to your boyfriend. Do you want to talk to him or not? >> Don't make me punch you. Alexis continued to refuse to be handcuffed, which led to an ongoing argument with the officers. During the conversation, it was also revealed that her father's a police officer who the female officer actually knows. >> Is that actually her dad? >> Yes. Stop. Pharaoh. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz her last name is Pharaoh. >> I know. >> Um, so >> you know him? >> I do. >> Yeah. He helped train me. >> His way of first started. >> That you think if we called him? He's working right now. If we called him here, do you think you'd help? >> He hates me. >> You have his number? >> Yeah, >> I know his number anyway. >> You do know his number? >> But I'm not giving it out because he hates me. >> Why? >> Because he literally kicked me out. He and my mom kicked me out. >> Hey Alexa, are you going to let me put you on top? >> No. Her situation was typical of many in emergency accommodation. She appeared to have experienced a family breakdown and had nowhere else to go. As the conversation returned to her supposed celebrity boyfriend, the entire situation became even more suspicious. >> I don't want to go with my boyfriend to California. But you don't even have his number. How do you talk to him? >> I talked to him on Google chat. >> He gave me his email. >> Okay. He has a private fan page that I used to talk to him on. He even gave me his ID and a picture, >> which you can't find on the internet. >> That's pretty cool. >> So, it is him. >> Okay. >> Have you guys met yet? >> We called, but he was sick when we first called. So, his voice sounded weird. >> It was him. >> Okay. >> How long have you guys been together? >> A couple months. >> Couple months. >> Yeah. >> Do you guys talk to each other for Christmas? >> Nope. >> No. >> He was busy on Christmas. >> That makes sense. He's an actor. >> Oh, that's right. Yeah. HSM TMTS. I don't know. >> High school musical. The music school the series. Oh, okay. Yeah. >> Yeah, that's the acronym for it. I didn't know that. >> No one ever does. >> The female officer should be commended for her patience. She spent half an hour trying to get Alexis to comply, knowing that any resistance could result in more charges and it being clear that Alexis was suffering from mental illness. Inside the vehicle, the officer continued trying to talk to her, hoping to gain her trust. I just want to make this easier for you. >> Will you let me put you on here, please? >> No. >> Okay, then it's going to You're going to get an additional charge for not doing that. >> You know how stubborn I am, right? >> Okay. >> I never give in. >> Sometimes it helps to not be stubborn. >> I'm pretty sure you really don't want to try. Then just let me I'll be >> nice. You said you're more comfortable with females. >> Not anymore. >> Not anymore. I haven't done anything to you. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. Really? I've been nothing but nice to you. >> No, you haven't. >> What have I done that's to mean? >> You know what? >> No, I don't. >> I don't know. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> What's your job? >> I'm a police officer. >> And what do you do to criminals? >> I take them to jail. >> Yeah. Are you saying you're a criminal? >> Obviously not. The male officer also stepped in to speak with her. Normally, cops would never be this compassionate after a suspect had just been involved in assault. And while it may be a result of her mental illness, she still just can't get away with breaking the law. >> Talk to me. >> Okay, I need to though. Okay, >> I'm not going to listen. >> Okay, but I'm at least going to try. Okay, so we have another officer coming. Okay. And it ends with you going in handcuffs regardless. Okay. So, I would prefer it if we could do it in a nice way, calmly, where only the female officer here >> has to touch you. Okay. >> You'd prefer that, wouldn't you? >> Yeah. You're going to use two. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It won't It won't be uncomfortable. Okay. I understand you're upset. I I know you're >> It's always uncomfortable, you know. What's that? >> Just shut the up. >> During this back and forth, she said something that added further context to her mental illness. Before leaving the shelter, she said, "Don't trigger me." However, on this occasion, she said, "Don't trigger him." Possibly a reference to a voice inside her head. >> Unfortunately, that's not an option right now cuz we need >> Shut up before you trigger him. >> Trigger who? >> Do you know why I Do you know why the cops came last time? No. >> Why? >> If you don't know, then I'm not telling you. >> That's okay. >> And who's the othering officer? >> What's that? >> His name's Holmes. Jeff Holmes. >> Would I know him? >> Uh, >> I doubt it. >> Do you know that name? >> I feel like I do. >> You might know him. >> He's been here a while. >> Yeah, he's been here a long time. He's been here longer than us. He's been here almost 30 years. So, what can we do? Nothing >> to make you more comfortable because we have to put you in handcuffs. >> No, you don't. You're choosing to. >> No, we have to. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, we do. >> Everything's a choice. >> Alexis was given two options. She could let the female officer handcuff her, or collectively, all the officers were going to put cuffs on her, whether she liked it or not. Unsurprisingly, she chose the latter option. >> How about your hands behind your back, though? No. >> Turn around and put your hand behind your back. >> No. Oh, [ __ ] you. >> There's that one. >> All right. >> I can't get her arm. >> Yeah, cuz you know how strong I am. >> I got this one. >> Okay. Well, >> if you can help her pull the arm up, I'll I can't get >> All right. Do it. Nope. >> You're hurting me. >> Oh, you should have gave us your hand. >> No. Ow. You're going to break my hand. >> Stop. >> No. >> Everyone let the go. >> You're going to break my arm. >> Pull her out. Bro, >> on the wrong you >> got it. Or do you need >> my >> They charged Alexis with resisting arrest and three counts of assault. Weeks later, she was arrested again for an outstanding warrant relating to an assault on a parole officer. Just like before, she refused to come peacefully and was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business, disorderly conduct, and escape. All these incidents serve as a harsh reality check for anyone thinking they could just bully the cops, or for that matter, anyone. The cops are there to uphold the law and protect the public. And no amount of intimidation is going to change that.