calling my mother right now. >> I don't care. You're under arrest. Rebecca, >> no. We're going to go when I get all my [ __ ] Okay, give me a second. >> We're not going TO GIVE YOU A >> YES, YOU ARE. I'M CALLING MY PBA. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> I DON'T KNOW WHO THE [ __ ] ARE YOU DOING? What are you doing? >> Rebecca Sage, an offduty police officer, stormed her ex-boyfriend's Berkeley Township home after discovering he had a new partner, demanding her dog and belongings she claimed were still inside, despite not living there for 2 and 1/2 years. Under New Jersey statute, section 2 C 18-2, a person is guilty of burglary if, with purpose to commit an offense therein, he enters a structure without license or privilege to do so. She shattered the front door with her police baton, screamed profanities at the new girlfriend, and physically shoved her ex while officers pleaded for deescalation. Body cam footage captured her yelling as she rifled through closets, ignoring commands to stop. The ex-boyfriend confirmed on a 911 call that Sage no longer resided there and had run his license plate through police databases earlier, escalating a civil matter into a criminal breach. >> We're not [ __ ] doing this. We don't We don't need the whole [ __ ] force here. >> Seriously, turn that needs to be on. >> Yeah, she's downstairs throwing a tantrum. >> Okay. Am I going this way? >> Walked in. Rebecca, >> I'm not doing this right now. >> You are. Rebecca, stop. Stop. >> I'm not I'm getting all my [ __ ] >> I got you, but stop for a second. >> No, I'm getting all my stuff. >> Rebecca, stop for a second. >> Wait, I have a closet full of clothes here. I HAVE ALL MY [ __ ] IMPORTANT [ __ ] HERE. and he wants to sit here AND HAVE A [ __ ] RANDOM [ __ ] [ __ ] IN HERE WITH ALL MY belongings thinking that she's going to be the new [ __ ] parent of my dog that she's going to move in and [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> We're going to stop screaming now. >> I don't care. I I need my phone. I'm calling my PBA rep. >> All right. Well, this is the problem here. Stay up hereca. No, Rebecca. Rebecca, STOP. >> GOING TO MY CAR. >> STOP. She's walking up front. >> Was that guy trying to wave us down? >> Uh, no. No, there was another guy down there. >> She's going She's going nuts. She broke through my front door. Walked in. She put her hands on her. She does not live here anymore. She lives in Tom's River. It's Rebecca Sage. >> Um, she's throwing a tantrum up in my room right now. Um, >> Kyle [ __ ] is in there right now. >> I don't know if that's the best person to be handling this right now. >> Okay. >> And just clear with the verbal. >> Listen, the reason why she found out is because we have on camera a cop coming here running my plate to be honest. >> Oh, I'm not familiar with any of the situations. >> Well, I'm just letting you guys know. Um, because this is a bigger deal than what it actually is. I'm a police officer as well, so it changed. So, like now my department's getting involved in this. So, I just need everything to document. >> She's walking out. >> Her car is right here. Her car is right here. >> She's walking out. >> We're not [ __ ] doing this. We don't We don't need the whole [ __ ] force here. >> She's not leaving. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> She's not leaving. Just grab it for that storage. Yeah, it's storage. Rebecca, >> she doesn't live here. She hasn't lived here for 2 and 1/2 years. She's breaking stuff. I get it. I know the sensitivity of this, but she's got to come out of my house. I I just What' she break? >> The front door. The front. She broke through. She took a bat. >> Oh, >> where's she at? >> Right there with Kyle. >> Rebecca, come on. Stay out here for a minute. I need you to do me do me a solid here and just stop making call. Stop making this harder than it's going to be. >> You need to come here right now >> because I just [ __ ] snapped. Well, I just smashed his front door in. >> Smash the front door. over. Hey What? What? [ __ ] >> Hey, give me a second. >> We're not going to GIVE YOU A SECOND. >> YES, YOU ARE. I'M CALLING MY PBA. I >> DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> I DON'T WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU DOING? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> ARE YOU [ __ ] KIDDING ME? >> STOP RESISTING. >> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> Stop resisting. STOP. >> I AM NOT RESISTING. AND GRAB MY [ __ ] NECK. GET OFF OF ME. >> Can't grab your neck. >> Yes, he did. >> Grab your arms. >> Kyle, just take a deep breath. STOP. >> I'M FINE. I was JUST CALLING MY [ __ ] PBA rat. >> Sage repeatedly invoked her PBA representative and badge while resisting handcuffing, claiming, "I'm calling my PBA even as onduty officers arrived to a chaotic scene she created." According to New Jersey statute section 2 C12-1, a person commits an assault if he purposely, knowingly, or recklessly causes bodily injury to another, she lunged for her phone, twisted away from officers, and accused them of choking her only after initiating physical contact herself. When officer Kyle attempted to calm her, she snapped, "I want my dog, Kyle," and continued struggling until subdued. Audio recorded her threatening, "You're going to burn your house down next." A statement that sealed her arrest for terroristic threats amid her own colleagues. Give me my [ __ ] phone so I can call my mother. >> You can call her at the station. >> No, you can give me my phone now. >> Grab DVD paperwork. >> Yep. >> I want my dog. I want my dog. Kyle, I want my [ __ ] dog. >> Kyle, remove yourself. >> All right. I'm going to [ __ ] burn your house down next piece of [ __ ] >> Stop [ __ ] my car. >> At least my hair is nice. >> All right. Someone else want to grab the skateboard? Is anyone going to meet me back to station? All right. So, I'm patrolling this office. I don't think we ever met, but I got your phone. Is there anything else you need? >> Um, I need someone to remove my car from this place. And with my car, I need my dog. And, um, probably the best person to call is my brother or my sister. >> Okay. >> Um, >> I'm just going to transport you. >> My mom might be able to take my dog, but um, I tried calling her, but that's when Brian decided to manhandle me. All right. >> When I decided to try to call my mom, >> we got down to the police station call. All right. >> Yep. That's fine. >> Listen, I'm no video. When I'm constantly lied to and like my stuff is being withheld from me, there's only so far like so long and so far you could go. All right, just let me put my uh gun and taser away. >> Listen, I totally understand. >> 29 Berkeley, you can secure this board. just just come here. I'll explain. Just you're on my watch right now. So, I'm just bringing my No, I no, but I need you to come here because the metal that was like at my old house like manhandled the [ __ ] out of me like choked me out basically. >> Which which way do you mean it up? >> It's on the bench. Oh, dispatch. >> Yeah, just after that like I I'll let you talk for a second. >> Um I just I just need you or someone here. Like I'll call Ryan if I need to call Ryan, but I just need someone here. >> Yeah. Oh, no, no, no. I've been completely fine with them the entire time. Like, I'm chill. Um, I tried calling my mom, but that's when I got like manhandled and so I had to hang up. Um, I called my brother. My brother's not too happy with me right now, but I don't know if he plans on coming here or not. >> What are you talking? Let me get one of those off. >> No, whatever you need to do. You just tell me what you need to do. >> Okay, go ahead. Go. Go. Just do everything. You know what to do. Just do everything. >> No, I I know. I know. I know. I was literally just there to get my [ __ ] and then I found out I'll I'll explain everything to you like when someone gets here. >> I'm going to put handcuffs that aren't handcuffs on the brush. >> Honestly, like I'm not going to do anything. I'm going to discuss it here. >> Yeah. I just have an alcohol wipe from my hand. >> Yeah. I just need someone here. >> I just got to put this on the bench though. I'm going to have uh someone else's bring. >> Yeah. No, whatever you need to do, just tell me. Like I'm I'm telling you. I'm not going to give you a hard time. >> No, no, no. You're not giving me a hard time at all. >> Yeah. >> But yeah, so like I definitely [ __ ] up, but um I just need one of you guys. Transported in cuffs, Sage was booked on home invasion burglary, two counts of assault, two counts of criminal mischief, and making terroristic threats felonies that triggered immediate suspension and internal affairs review. In New Jersey statutes, section 2 C12-3, a person is guilty of terroristic threats if he threatens to commit any crime of violence with the purpose to terrorize another. At the station, she calmly requested alcohol wipes for her scraped hand and asked to call her mother or brother to retrieve her dog. Her department swiftly confirmed the incident constituted egregious off-duty misconduct involving misuse of her issued baton and unauthorized database access on her ex's plate. Violations severe enough to initiate mandatory termination proceedings under police conduct codes. The onseen officers, including one who knew her personally, documented her threats and resistance in reports that left no room for leniency. Presumed innocent until trial, Rebecca Sage's actions that night guaranteed one outcome, the permanent end of her law enforcement career. Like and subscribe for more police cam stories. Watch the next recommended video.