So, you got two options. We're going to go outside of the car. >> We're going to wait in the back of my car for your Uber >> or you're going to jail. I gave you >> I will not. >> Do not kick me. There's a bucket of water by your head. Stop. >> Get off of me. Grab it off. You >> have it off. >> On December 7th, 2025, police came to a bar because a heavily drunk woman refused to leave after overstaying her welcome and causing [music] trouble inside the bar. The staff just wanted peace. She wanted drama. What should have [music] been a calm ride home slowly turned into shouting, insults, and a long list of bad [music] choices. Every chance to walk away was offered. Every chance was ignored. But [music] police got a front row seat to a total public meltdown. >> Hi there. How are you? >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> I'm just sitting here. >> You're just sitting here? No, from my understanding, you're not just sitting here. I think you've overstayed your welcome. >> That's okay. I'll go home. >> Okay, let's go. >> No problem. >> Oh, boy. How are you going to get home? >> Well, I can >> What? >> Upright. >> Upright. Upright. I >> What they're doing to me? >> No, I'm not doing anything else. >> All right. How are you planning on getting home? Uber. >> Uber. Okay, that's fine. But you're having trouble standing up and your shoes are tight, so I don't want you to fall. Let me see that order. Don't worry. >> I did do that. Yeah, it's on my phone. >> They usually don't call us for no reason. >> I didn't do anything, but I um I Uber. >> Okay. >> On my phone. >> How far is the Uber? >> Huh? >> How far is the Uber? >> Oh. Oh. Take it. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't say you did anything. 11 minutes. >> We'll go wait outside. I'll let you sit in the back of my car. >> I did nothing. >> Okay. We have your ID. >> I do. >> So, that's a bad joke. >> Sorry. >> Yeah. You're having trouble standing. Easy. I'm going to put >> So, I did nothing wrong. >> Nobody said you did anything wrong. >> So, get off my arm like >> I'm trying to stop you from breaking your head open on the floor. >> So, you're doing something like >> I'm what? You're like doing something. >> No, I don't want you to fall. >> I'm a professional. I don't want >> You literally can't stand straight. >> I can Uber and get in the [ __ ] car and be done with you. I don't have to deal with you. >> I don't know why you're giving me. I'm trying to help you out cuz I'm going to jail. >> Go to jail for what? >> Disorderly conduct and throwing [ __ ] at the bar. >> I know. >> Okay. Not what I was told. >> Show a picture. Show a picture. >> I need one person to be alarmed and disturbed and you're going to jail. So, you got two options. We're going to go outside in the car. We're going to wait in the back of my car for your neighbor >> where you're going to jail. >> The scene opened with a woman acting like she owned the bar while barely being able to stand. The officer was incredibly patient, offering her a warm seat in his car to wait for her Uber. Instead of taking the help, she barked insults like she was back in a seventh grade cafeteria. [music] She seemed completely allergic to silence, buzzing around with denials while her balance failed her. >> Go. Let's go to the bar. I would like this. >> We're out of the bar. >> You're going to go in handcuffs in about a second. >> Take a ride. >> All right. Just take a ride. >> You're going to go in handcuffs. >> I'm giving you the option. >> Take a ride and chill out. >> And I really don't want to go to jail right now. >> Please. So, I'll just >> You're going to just go peacefully. >> He's trying to help you. He did. Just get >> I'm really trying not to drive to the jail and I'm trying to help you out. >> Take a ride home. Take a ride home. >> We're going to You're going to sit in the back of my car for 10 minutes till your Uber gets here. Stop ruining my life. >> Well, you're going to deal with it for one more night. All right. >> Oh, he's not an abusive man. >> He's willing to let you wait in his car until the Uber comes without a pretty sweet. >> What do you mean? >> Listen. Listen. >> Stop. Let me talk to my friend. >> You need to stop. You're done at the bar. We're going outside and that's it. >> Just go. >> Let's go. Come on. >> Don't go to jail. Just cooperate. my love. >> Ready? >> Go. >> Be cool. >> Go ahead. These people are trying to enjoy their evening and you're ruining it. >> What? >> You suck. You're awful. >> Thank you. I appreciate that. >> Okay, fine. I appreciate that. >> You got your ID cuz you're about 3 seconds away from going to jail. And if you refuse to give me your ID, you are going to jail. >> Can you tie my boot? >> Yeah, please. >> Thank you. >> You just have to lace it properly. >> Can you do it right? >> No, I'm not tying your boot. You just called me an [ __ ] or something. So not time. >> You are an [ __ ] >> See, this is all the bartender. She's talking. >> She's on the phone. >> She's on the phone with the owner of the bar. >> Okay. >> No, you're good. >> Go away. Go away. She's not going away, honey. He's the law. >> At this point, [music] the patience shown was almost generous. The officer practically begged her to go home peacefully, but she was determined to earn a mug shot. She kept saying she did nothing wrong, yet everything about her behavior said otherwise. [music] The officers tried logic, that failed. They tried kindness, that failed, too. What stood out was how many exits she was given before things turned serious. [music] Most people never get this many chances in public. >> Hi. Were you alarmed and disturbed? >> Yeah. >> Perfect. You're in custody now. >> So now we're done. We're done playing this game. >> Stop. >> You're not going to do this. >> Why are you doing this? >> You're not going to do this. >> You're not going to do this. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. >> Stop. I gave you so many chances. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Stop. >> What did I do wrong? Did you not? Hey, calm down. >> Can you not do that? >> Stop. >> Stop. >> I'm not doing anything. You like crazy. Why are you >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop doing this. >> Don't. I will put you on the ground if you don't stop. >> Stop doing that. >> I will put you on the ground if you don't stop. >> Stop doing this. >> Do you understand? >> Stop doing this. >> Stop. >> Stop. You're done. I gave you plenty. >> I will not. You're resisting. >> I'm not. I'm resisting. I'm resisting. I am resisting. >> I know you're resisting. You're going to jail. >> I'm resisting. >> Okay. You're going to go to the ground in 3 seconds if you don't stop. >> So, everyone's watching you do this. >> I know. And everybody's understands how many >> Why are you watching? >> I'm putting you on the ground. >> Why are you doing that? >> I'm not. >> Stop. >> Do you guys see that? >> Oh my god. >> What a nasty person. Let go of your vape. >> All this could have been avoided. >> An awful person that you're doing in front of everyone. >> I got her in custody. She's resisting. One of my partners step it up. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> That's awful. It was so bad for you that you're doing away. >> I did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. Once the cuffs came out, reality finally knocked and she did not like the answer. The [music] tone shifted fast. It was amazing how her confidence collapsed into panic within seconds. One moment she was fearless, the next she was shouting and resisting. That switch [music] said everything. Instead of calming down, she doubled down and made the situation worse. At that stage, the arrest [music] stopped being about alcohol and started being about behavior and control. You literally told me you were resisting. >> I did nothing wrong. You're just like acting out. You did nothing wrong. >> Body cam footage. You're going to disagree. >> Thank you for your understanding. >> Put your hand back here. Stop. >> And now you're going to kick me. >> Do you want extra charges? >> I think you must know what you're doing. I think you're a loser with nothing else going in your life. >> I think you have nothing going in your life. And you're such a loser. >> Well, >> I think you're a loser. You're a loser. >> I'm going to roll you to your side. >> You're a loser. You're a loser. You have nothing going in your life. >> I'm going to roll you to your side. >> Okay. You're a loser. You're a loser. >> You had a lot to drink. >> You sound so stupid. >> You look like an idiot. >> Turn your legs. Don't >> Don't kick me. >> Do not kick me. There's a bucket of water by your head. Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> He's got you in hand. >> I don't care. I don't even [ __ ] >> What is >> Roll to your side and stand up. What are you doing, man? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> JUST STAND UP. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? EVERYONE SEES WHEN you're up. >> I just picked her up. She don't want to stand up. >> No, I don't want to. Come on. We're going to go to the car. >> She did kick me. Just watch her leave. >> I did kick. >> That's your >> Thank you. >> Sorry about your >> I wanted you to come back and talk to you real quick. >> I want nothing to do with you. Get away from me. You've been terrorizing me. terrorizing me. >> I tried giving you a ride home. >> You're terrorizing me. Get over me. You're terrorizing me. This one thing's terrorizing me. Got a major problem. Major problem. You're terrorizing me. >> She had kept shouting like a child even while she was on the ground. She had called people names and tried to kick, [music] which only made the officers hold her tighter. They kept giving clear commands, but she treated them like background noise. Every move she made only made things worse for herself. It felt like she believed screaming louder would magically erase her actions. Spoiler alert, it didn't. >> You have anything on you? Any weapons? Anything? >> What? This guy's terrorizing me. Everyone watched it. You're nuts. Everyone saw you do that. >> The only person acting a fool is you. >> I don't care what you're saying to me right now. He's >> Get off of me. >> Stop. Exactly how you got in this house. >> What? Look what he's doing. He's a terrorist of nuts. Get off of me. >> You kicked me in the nuts. >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? You're done. >> Put me on the ground. Relax. You better buy terrorized by this man. >> You've already ended up get him off of me. Relax. >> Get off me. Get the man off of me. >> Get off of him. >> Get off of me. Knock it off. Get him off. >> Stop. >> He's awful. HE'S A TERRORISTIC THREAT. >> I HAVE VIDEOS and everything. He's a liar. >> Are you going to stop kicking? >> No. I have videos. I have videos of this man. >> Stop. >> I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. Put me in jail. He's a terrific scooter out of the snow. >> Get off me. Get off me. He's a terrorist threat. I have videos. I have videos of this man in the bar. >> What? Get off me. >> Stop. If you kick me in the nuts again, >> get off me. I don't care. [ __ ] nuts. [ __ ] you. >> Let me get out. >> I am this man. >> Pick up everybody. Stop. [ __ ] the [ __ ] up, [ __ ] I have everything. Get off me. >> All I wanted to give you was to give you a ride along. >> I have everything. >> I have everything. You get >> ready. >> She kept claiming she was being terrorized, [music] which was ironic because she was the only one acting wild. The officers stayed calm while she threw insults non-stop. At this stage, cooperation was no longer an option she cared about. She wanted drama, attention, [music] and chaos. And she delivered all three proudly. Watching this, it [music] was clear she confused accountability with oppression. >> No, you're losers. >> I do. I did not search her up. >> You're losers. >> You're losers. >> You didn't grab the ocean. >> You're losers. >> Hold on. Let me try to get this person off. >> You're losers. >> All the videos say you're losers. You're cops. be done. >> LOPEZ, I'm doing fine. >> Oh my god. >> They're not giving us a chance or an option. >> I don't care. I >> don't even care about this. >> There we go. >> I don't care about that. >> You want to try bending our knees? >> Yep. >> Oh, my knees will snap. >> You don't do anything for anybody. You guys are losers. You do nothing for anybody. I'm going to get out of jail. You don't care. Get out of Do you feel good about yourselves? >> Do you feel good about that? You're a loser. >> Get off my shoulders. You should be a nice person. Who cares about this? I don't care about this. It's so lame. Don't do my job. You ain't doing [ __ ] [ __ ] Get off me. Who cares? I like being tied up, dummy. Can't abduct people. It's crazy. Crazy. Let me out real quick. I'm not going to be abducted forever. No way. Her behavior only escalated inside the patrol car. She kept shouting, threatening, [music] and bragging about knowing important people. as if named dropping could unlock the handcuffs. The officers explained things clearly, but she chose insults [music] instead of sense. Every sentence out of her mouth dug a deeper hole. It was painful to watch how fast bad choices stacked up. All because she refused to calm down for even one minute. [snorts] >> This is A BIG [ __ ] PROBLEM. BIG [ __ ] PROBLEM. IT'S A BIG [ __ ] COME ON. LET ME OUT REAL QUICK. Don't talk to nothing. Bye. Bye. >> Goodbye. >> Hey. Um, just >> go away. Bye. >> If you damage my car, that's going to be >> I don't care what car I'm in. Goodbye. You're a loser. Goodbye. You're a loser. Goodbye. You have no credibility. Goodbye. You have none. Keep doing it. Go ahead. Keep doing it. It's going to be a big problem. Okay. Well, >> it's going to be a big problem. Go on. That's so sad. I'm best friends with the commander of the VFW. You're such an idiot. You're such a lowlife loser. I'm best friends with him. You're such an idiot. Go ahead. >> Coming down. >> Go ahead. >> What's his name? >> Paul Swanson. >> Paul Swanson. >> You bet. I don't know. >> Cuz he's tattooed on my arm. You're an idiot. >> You're an idiot. I was just spending time with him. You're an idiot. You're such a [ __ ] stupid low-life loser. >> Okay. Well, you're not going to hurt my feelings. >> I I don't care about hurting your feelings. You're an idiot. Go ahead. Keep trying. Keep trying. Keep trying. >> I'm just going to clear the snow off. >> I don't care about you. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. GET MY FEET untied quick. Real quick before I tell Paul Swanson. >> Okay, >> bet. Get my feet untied real quick. >> Okay. >> You dumb ass [ __ ] Okay. >> You're so stupid trying to tie me up. You're tying me up. >> I know a lot of people, so stop. >> Okay. >> You're nobody. Go away. >> GO THE [ __ ] AWAY. >> I GOT TO DRIVE. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. BYE. >> You're nobody. >> At this point, she leaned hard into insults, [music] threats, and personal attacks. She mocked, cursed, and tried to humiliate the officer, thinking words were weapons. [music] The officer stayed professional while she got worse. The contrast was loud. One side followed the law, the other followed pure anger. It felt like she believed shouting could change reality. Instead, it only showed how little control she had over herself. >> You're nobody. You're a big fat [ __ ] You're a big fat [ __ ] nobody. Trust me. I promise. I [ __ ] promise. Untie my hands. >> Can I tell >> I don't care about you? No. Untie. I don't care. I don't care. Untie my hands. Shut up. You have a small dick. >> You have a small dick. Untie my hands, dummy. You're an idiot. Dummy. UNTIE MY HANDS, DUMMY. I'LL MAKE sure of it real quick. You [ __ ] low life piece of [ __ ] small ass thick piece of [ __ ] I will ruin your life. >> I'll ruin your life. [ __ ] life. No. Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me, trash. [snorts] I want out of the car. >> Okay, you will be out of this car at the jail. >> I would like it right now. I just like out of the car. Unfortunate. >> You're all right. >> Why? >> Cuz you're moving around a lot. >> Why are you being so nasty? >> I'm not being nasty. You're just like trying to like ruin my life. It's not >> I was trying to give you a ride home and be nice. >> You didn't try to do anything nice. You're trying to ruin my life. It's really not nice. >> I wanted [snorts] to drop you off. >> It's super nice. Um not nice to do that. But that's okay. Um all this is public record and everyone knows what you're doing. You're like a liar and everyone knows. So it's okay. You're just doing that. It's okay. >> I'm going to take you to jail. you're going to jail. >> Her rant continued non-stop, filled with wild claims and empty threats. She acted like the victim while sitting in the back seat because of her own actions. [music] The officers warned her multiple times, but she ignored every chance to settle down. [music] Watching this, it became obvious this night could have ended peacefully. All it needed was silence and cooperation. [music] She chose noise and consequences instead. You have nothing going on. Do you have like Do you have not have a home life? Do you have a wife or kids? Do you not care about your life? >> You don't care about anything. You're just going to go to jail. I'm going to take people to jail. You're just doing that. So sad. I got her. She's the terror on the street. I got her. Don't you worry about your own life, like about your own family. You have nothing going on other than Is that bad? Oh, that stinks. I'll ask my friends, do you have kids that you act like this? Oh my god. Do you think you took this job to be like Do you think you're like saving the world? What are you doing? What an awful profession. You're not very fun. You're not very cool. You're not even fun. And only people are your friends because you're a cop. They don't really like you. Nobody really likes you. Okay. I can't wait for this one. This will be a good one. You're gonna look like an idiot. Go ahead. I'm going to play you as an idiot. You're an idiot. He's an idiot. I don't know what he's doing. He's so stupid. Very stupid. He's an immature cop. He's an immature cop. This is very easy. He's not very smart. He drove all the miles to wrap a girl up who did nothing wrong. You're not a seasoned cop. You're an awful cop. >> She continued attacking the officer with words, calling him bad at his job and mocking his life. None of it landed. The officer stayed calm while she kept getting worse. [music] It was clear she wanted to break him emotionally since she had no control physically. [music] Every insult sounded rehearsed, like she had used them before. Instead of helping herself, she kept proving why the arrest had happened. You're not good at your job. Not good at it. Not good at it. You're not good at your job. I hate that for y'all. Not good at your job. Jesus Christ. You're a penis hound. You're crazy. This is easy to prove. You're a loser. >> Stop trying to get out of your handcuff. >> Um, you're handcuffed and um, so I'm leaving you. Bye. You're a trash and you're a trash man. You're awful. Bye. I'm getting out of the handcuffs. You bet. You bet. You're awful. You're a trash man. >> You're a trash man. Bye. Nobody likes you. Bye. Who cares? Bye. You're trash. Everyone knows what you're doing, dummy. You're a fake cop. I'm doing this. Bye. Who cares? Bye. You have somebody handcuffed in the backseat of your car. That's what you're doing. You have somebody handcuffed in the backseat of your car. You're so crazy. You're so crazy when somebody become in the backseat. This is really not nice. It's not good. You're like a drug addict on drugs. Like like you're like killing people. That's not good, right? I would stop. You're a mess. Be nice. You have like a mess of people. I don't care. I'll sit in the back seat. Go ahead. But this will be easy to prove now. >> Go ahead. Go on. >> By now, her anger had turned into non-stop noise. [music] She repeated the same insults, the same threats, and the same claims again and again. Nothing changed except her patience getting thinner. [music] The officer explained the situation clearly, but she ignored facts completely. [music] Watching this felt exhausting. It showed how ego can trap someone deeper than handcuffs ever could. >> I messed up in the cop car and I thought, "This is so crazy. It's like a like a movie. Like this guy like captured somebody in like a a rental, whatever. You're doing this. It's crazy, dude. You're nuts. I don't care about you. Bye-bye. Crash and die. I hope you do. You're a loser. Bye. Goodbye. Everyone knows what's going on anyway. Who cares? Oh, wow. This is all recorded. This is all recorded. What you're doing. All recorded. All recorded. >> Yeah, that's why I'm asking what you're doing so you don't slip under your cops. >> All recorded. I'm tied up at Northern Maine. Please meet me at Northern Maine. I'm tied up in someone's car. I'm tied up and I'll be out of here in two seconds. I'm very good friends with Well, more people than you. Got that right. I'm very good friends with Kenosha County Sheriff. Very good friends. This will be easy peasy and then you'll be under the gun. But go ahead. Whatever you want to do, dummy. You're an idiot. I'm very good friends with the Kenosha County Sheriff's. Very good friends. >> Who's that? >> I'm very good friends with them. >> Well, they're tattooed on my arm, dummy. Um, it's tattooed on my arm. You're an idiot. I'm that close with them. You're such an idiot. You're like driving me places. It's tattooed on my arm. Robert Kroker, Tim Smooth, all these people are my friends, you idiot. >> She started making wild accusations and imaginary connections, claiming friendships with powerful people. But none of it mattered. Her words sounded desperate [music] now, not confident. It was obvious she believed talking louder meant being right. In reality, it only [music] showed panic. Her own behavior explained everything without help. >> I'm doing something. You're doing nothing. You're an idiot. The rest of the cops know you're an idiot. What an idiot. It's on my arm. Wow. WOW. WOW. WOW. LOOK AT IT. Robert Kroker, a lieutenant. Are you nuts? You're nuts. You're nuts, dummy. You won't have a job very soon. Who cares? Who cares? You won't have a job. You won't have a job. I know a lot of people more important than you. Bye. I got her in handcuffs. I feel so important. I put this girl in handcuffs. I'm so important. I got her wrapped up. You don't do anything. You don't even do anything. [laughter] Nothing. I have a female in handcuffs. You do nothing. You're a joke. I CARE ABOUT IT. NOT GOOD SEX. Not good anything. Not good anything. No. You are cheating on your wife. You're cheating on your wife. Everyone knows it. You're cheating on your wife. That's awful. >> Hang tight. They got to come out and help you out. >> Don't you feel bad about that? That you're cheating on your wife? Do you feel bad about that? No. Well, everyone else feels bad about that. You're not You're cheating on your wife. You're not a good man. You have a small penis to go by. Very small. >> That's a lot of lies going on. It's easy. >> It's easy. It's easy to prove. It's easy to prove what you're doing. Really easy to prove. It's no problem. Go ahead. >> It's fine. I can say it's easy to prove. Yep. He's a liar. Hey, Carol. >> So, I'm not doing that. Take my feet out of this. I'm not I'm not >> So, I understand that, but I'm not being >> There you go. Come on. >> So, get off my feet. Like, >> come on. Get up. Get up. >> The night ended exactly as expected for someone who refuses to cooperate with reality. She took a simple offer of a ride home and turned it into a laundry list of criminal charges. From named dropping local officials to making wild accusations about the officer's personal [music] life, she did everything she could to make the situation worse. It was a loud, messy, and entirely avoidable disaster that she will now have to answer for in court. [music] The woman was ultimately charged with disorderly conduct, resisting an officer, and battery to a law enforcement officer due to her repeated attempts to kick the police. Her behavior throughout the night ensured that she wouldn't be going home in an Uber anytime soon. She turned a simple go home warning into a multifelony disaster because she couldn't keep her mouth shut or her feet still. It's safe to say the VFW commander won't be rushing to her rescue after this public display of insanity. What do you think? Should the cops have just let her go, or did she earn every bit of that jail sale? Let us know in the comments below.