Ah, my arm's already broken. >> Come on, let's walk. >> [laughter] >> Come on. PLEASE STOP. COME ON. COME ON. >> [screaming] [laughter] >> THAT'S MY ARM. ALL RIGHT, YOU'RE TOUGH. COME ON. LET'S GO. JUST GET UP and walk and it'll be a lot easier. On August 6th, 2023, deputies in La Crosse County, Wisconsin, responded to reports of a woman named Teresa causing a disturbance along a rural roadway. What began as a routine call quickly developed into a tense and unpredictable encounter. I'm going to call dispatch cuz you're throwing rocks at cars. Are you high? Been smoking something? Have I? No. >> Yeah, because I didn't throw any rocks at nobody. All right, where can I get you to? Now, you want to help me? I offered to help you last time. >> didn't. I wanted an ambulance, I want to go to the hospital. You people seem to think you you can Teresa, what came? An ambulance. And what did they offer to do? He's not an ambulance driver. Yes, he is. No, he isn't. You don't even want to wouldn't be such a rude prick. I'll make sure he gets fired. Okay. Well, here's here's our options. I can give you a ride >> options. I'm not bothering you and I can walk on the side of the road. It's a free country. Yeah, but I got a complaint that you're throwing rocks at cars. Let me see it. Let you see what? The complaint. The phone call? I can't show you that. Well, you can't write that down, so that's non-existent. Okay. Well, you can go down that road if you want to, but it's not going to work out very well for you. What are you going to do, beat me up? No, I never threatened do that. Well, yeah, you are. You're saying it's not even going to I don't have to leave from here. I'm not Do you want to call that, complain it? I see they didn't put them on there and just see if he's willing to fill out a witness statement. I'm giving you options. I'm trying to be nice to you, but >> get fired. I'm going to get fired? Okay. Cuz I have PTSD. I'm 100% disabled. Nobody wanted to help me. My arm is broken. You're still running your mouth about oh, we can go down that road. What road? Throwing stuff at cars, you can't be doing that. >> at no car. >> That's not what I'm being told. Oh, you're being told that by who? By the complainant, who's He's about to call and see what's going on. Now, I've offered to give you a ride to La Crosse. I'll offer >> I did. I did. 100 >> You never said >> 100%. >> You said, "Get out of the woods. Come here." I don't have to come to you. I'm not your slave. I can stand where I want. >> get you a ride from Tri-State, who you've already made contact with. I'm not going to listen to someone tell me, "Oh, I am an ambulance driver." as he covers up his badge, just like you are. So, you're not either. My badge isn't covered. It's right here. What are you covering up that for? Nothing's being covered. >> he has a body cam on me, so he can show how crazy I am. I'm not crazy. It is being recorded. Oh, I'm I hope so. Mhm. Now, where >> Stephanie. She works at Social Services in Black River Falls, Wisconsin. I need her to come get me. We're not in Jackson County. >> a where we are. We could be in New York. Well, that's the problem, cuz they're not >> Why are you here? Because we're in La Crosse County and you're throwing rocks at cars. No, I was not. Did you see me? That's Well, we're going to see if the witness is willing to say that, but He must have already said it if you're here saying I didn't do it. >> He already called it. So, we're going to make >> He didn't pick me up, but I was stumbling on the road, so now he wants to have me arrested? >> No one's under any obligation to pick you up. Hello? Hey, this is Deputy Gussie with the Sheriff's Office. Hi. Hey, you called in about the lady on 108? I did. Yep. Okay. Could you tell me about what you saw? Sure. She was leaning up against the guardrail. Black dress. Um she was kind of yelling something when we drove by, and then she threw a rock at my vehicle. Okay. Um did she Did she cause any damage to it at all? No, she didn't like I was um in the other lane, away from her, going towards West Salem. Okay. >> So, she didn't like it didn't get hit me, but she definitely threw it and was yelling something. >> Okay. Okay. Um would you be willing to fill out a statement about what she what you saw, what she did? Yeah. Did you hear anything that she was yelling? I didn't. I had my windows up. Um I thought it was strange she was just laying up against the guardrail. She was barefoot. Uh and when I drove past she threw a rock. I honked my horn and she turned and walked um towards D E. The opposite direction. Was anybody else with you? My two kids. Would you say that she was causing a disturbance? Was disturbing, yeah. Okay. All right. We are all with her right now. Um Okay. trying to figure out what we're going to do. I just wanted to give you a call just to get some more information. Probably depending on what happens here, one of uh either uh me or the other deputy that I'm up here with will Are you at your house? I am. Okay. We'll probably swing out there then uh get the statement from you. Okay? >> Okay. Sounds good. Thanks. Thanks. Bye. All right, Teresa. You're under arrest. All right. Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. Yep. You're under arrest. >> Why? For disorderly conduct. You smile. I'm not smiling. >> true. I was not doing anything. I was walking down the road, sir. And I never touched you. I never >> you I have PTSD and I'm not getting in a car with a man I don't know and you keep insinuating that I have to go somewhere. >> Yeah, you do cuz you're under arrest. >> Oh, my arm is already broken. >> Come on, come on. COME ON. >> [screaming] >> COME ON. COME ON. >> [laughter] >> THAT'S MY ARM THAT'S ALL RIGHT, YOU'RE DONE. COME ON. LET'S GO. Just get up and walk and it'll be a lot easier. This is the neighbor. I don't even know what to All of you people. >> [laughter] >> Come on, we've been more than quiet or calm with you guys. >> Why I didn't you do anything? I didn't know it was against the law to walk. No, that's not. We've already discussed what the problem was. What's the problem then? Can you please let go of my arm? That hurts. >> Once you get up. Yeah, stand up. >> is broken. I'm not squeezing it in any way. >> matter. I don't want you holding my broken arm. I don't want you touching me. Stand up. >> Oh my god, Steve, you need TO HELP ME. >> [laughter] [screaming] [laughter] >> STOP RESISTING. >> [laughter] >> STOP RESISTING. >> YOU'RE GOING TO break my arm more. Let go of the hold on me. Stop resisting. I'M NOT RESISTING. I'M NOT UNDER ARREST. >> YES, YOU ARE. WOW, STEVE. OW. YEAH, you can let go. >> Ow, you're breaking my arm more. >> We're not even we're YOU'RE NOT THAT'S RIGHT, WORD'S BROKEN. OW. OW. God Please don't hurt me anymore. We're not hurting you. >> let's go. Who's Steve? Please stop. I'll get up. You going to get up? Are you going to stop resisting? I wasn't resisting. Stop lying. >> You're actively resisting right now. >> You are hurting me. I told you my arm >> your back. I'm going to stand up, please. Just put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back and we'll help you up. I can't have you >> [laughter] >> Chris, I'm going to flip you over. I don't care. >> [screaming] [laughter] >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Flipping you over is that you were you went ON WHY? YEAH, YOU WERE you went unresponsive. >> to slam me on my broken arm. I said it's broken. I got beat up earlier today. What what was going on with you being unresponsive there? Cuz I don't want you touch me. You have my hand all over my thigh. Were you faking it? No, it's PTSD, fool. Okay, let's stand up. Let's stand up. Come on. Why don't you help me up like you should instead of jerking my freaking arms? Well, you got to help us a little bit here. Why? I'm only 135. There we go. 118, you can downgrade him. >> [laughter] >> All right, let's go back over here. It's going to get worse. Stop resisting. >> I cannot go in the police car. Stop resisting. >> Oh my god. Come on, right in front of the car here. They're dragging me on the lying me on it. You have anything on you that's going to poke stick me anything like that? >> Yeah, I got it in my underwear. >> Well, I still got to ask. You know that's against the law, right? >> Ow. Oh, did you see how they continue to twist that arm? No one's twisting anything. >> THE HELL YOU'RE NOT. YOU KEEP GRABBING IT EVERY TIME. I SAID IT'S broken there. Now he's putting more pressure. He's adjusting your cuffs. >> No, why? To make them tighter? Well, he's got to make sure they're safe so we're all safe. >> Right. So you're safe. Yep. Better to say. Look at the way he keeps doing this. This does not make any sense. You're not a cop. That's why. He's making sure that everything's going good for you. >> don't have to put cuffs on 15 times. Well, if you would have just put your hands behind your back like we had asked in the first place. I shouldn't have had to. I'm not arrestable. Well, you're under arrest right now. >> You can't take me to jail because I'm on oxygen, buddy. So I won't stay long. Now he's taking them off, putting them on, taking them off, putting them on so he can twist me around. There he goes. Now he's got them real tight. They're going to start bleeding. >> to make sure that your wrist is in there right so they're secure. Otherwise, I can just leave it the way it is and get stuck here anyways. But I mean, you twist them around like that cuz you don't know how to put them on. Stop bending my arm. Now they're on me. You know now they're on. Oh. Yeah, this side is that side. All right, Chase. This way. I just Come on. I can't walk. Now they want to drag me through the ditch. You can't walk? You just walked almost 2 miles. I bet I can walk farther than you. Let's go. Stop pulling me. I can walk when I get ready. You're not in a hurry. Actually, you work for me. When are you going to stop jerking me around? You live in Black River Falls. It doesn't matter. You're still a cop. Uh-huh. Oh, you're not? Let's go. Right here. Scoot back. There we go. You're going to want to Yeah, take a step up in there. Why are you worrying about a seatbelt? You're breaking my arm. I'm not I don't This doesn't make any sense. Oh, it's hurting me. Now he just wrapped the seatbelt on and cinched it in as tight as he can. Ow! What is wrong with you? All right, watch your feet. After being placed in the back of the squad car, Teresa became unresponsive, prompting deputies to request medical assistance. She was transported by ambulance to a local hospital for evaluation, where she was medically cleared and was later taken to the La Crosse County Jail for booking. Teresa was initially arrested on allegations including disorderly conduct, resisting or obstructing an officer, and felony bail jumping. However, all charges were later dismissed on the prosecution's motion, and no convictions resulted from the incident. [music] Please show your support by liking this video to see more of these cases with a proper legal analysis. Make sure to subscribe to stay informed about future cases like these. And if you enjoyed this video overall, check out the next video here.