Stop walking. You're under arrest. Keep walking. You're going to get another charge. That's it. You're done. >> Put your hands on. >> Why do some people challenge the police thinking they outsmart the law? >> They said I was trespassing. I never [ __ ] I need my moving tape cuz I've been moved, bro. Can't you see that? >> Okay. >> My [ __ ] been in the back of this building for for months, bro. For months. For months. Kelly, >> Kelly, are you living here? >> No, it's vacated. >> Yeah. Yeah, I saw that. >> I need you to call. She undercover. >> Okay. >> I got a LLC. They got a LLC. I need a Kang County Sheriff. >> Okay. You can't get in there. So, banging on the door is not going to help. >> My fish is in there. Bro, >> you can't get in there. I >> You're not getting in there. And banging on the door is not doing anything. Okay. Right now you're disturbing everyone. You're disturbing the peace. >> I understand that. I better walk down them stairs. >> Please. Can we Can you go down the stairs then? Because you need camera to hear that. I did not trespass. Use a lie. You better go in your apartment. >> Yeah. Just >> You better go in your apartment. You better go in your apartment. No. >> So, you know you're not supposed to be at this address, right? >> I don't live here. >> It doesn't matter. You're here. >> You're wearing a body cam, right? >> Yep. It shows that you're here. >> And if y'all trespass against me, they're under the cover. That be parked right there. >> You don't know her. She don't work for LGPD. >> I got this [ __ ] in the back. >> Is there a Come over here. Don't call LGPD. >> Don't call no police officers cuz y'all escorted him right there. He pulled up and sped off this lot. Bro, I got I can't even drive. Iing walked from Justin University with crutches. The I then moved out this place. >> Okay. >> Nobody better not touch my [ __ ] Nobody better not touch my [ __ ] >> Do you remember getting served an order of protection? They can't be at this address. >> I know that. >> Okay. That means you can't be here. >> I'm leaving. I'm going to go to my apartment. >> No, you're under arrest. Watching Kelly resist arrest is tough. Her cries of break my arm show she's not just fighting the cuffs. She's fighting a system she believes has already hurt her. The officer's restraint is notable, but the physical struggle blur raises questions about force. Could this have been handled differently? It's a raw moment that exposes the tension in these encounters. >> Stop walking. You're under arrest. Keep walking. You're going to get another charge. That's it. You're done. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Thank you. >> Body cam. >> I need you to be less aggressive. I need you to be less aggressive. I need you to be less aggressive. I need you to be less aggressive. I need you to be less aggressive. I need you to be less aggressive. >> I need you to be less aggressive. >> You already broke one now. You already broke one ankle. >> Can we get another unit out here, >> bro? Mom, >> stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. Break my arm. Break my arm. >> Break my arm. I b I did. >> Don't you bite me. >> I did. >> Give me your arm. >> Nope. >> We're still on the ground with her trying to take her into custody. We need more units. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> No. You're wearing a body jam, ain't you? Now we in the dirt. >> Nope. >> Yes. >> Don't get there. >> No. >> Got one cup on. >> Where is it at? >> Right here. >> Put your hand behind your back, dude. >> Dude, there's no broke [ __ ] >> There's no fighting anymore. >> There's no fighting anymore, dude. >> Broke my [ __ ] >> It's done. >> You already broke my [ __ ] >> Well, maybe you didn't resist. How about that? >> Broke my [ __ ] >> You already broke my [ __ ] >> You already broke my [ __ ] You already broke it and broke it. You're good. You better give me my crocs. You better give me my crocs. Oh, you kicking me in the eye, bro. >> No one's kicking you anywhere, dude. >> Let go. Let go. >> No. Call my lawyer. >> Are you going to let go? >> Call my lawyer. >> You can call him at the jail. How about that? Huh? >> That hurt, bro. >> You can call your lawyer when >> N. Nope. >> What do you want us to do for you that we can get you in the car? >> You ain't getting me in this car, bro. I got a scar right here, bro. >> Okay. You said >> I got a low white blood cell count. I ain't going to jail. >> I won't close the door for you. >> Go in the Lululemon wristlet and call her. She's my emergency contact. >> Take a seat in the car. I'm not >> I cannot, bro. I cannot, bro. >> I cannot, bro. >> Take a seat in the car. >> I cannot, bro. You broke my wrist last time. You broke my toe last time. You see that toe? I wasn't here. >> That [ __ ] was broken. >> Break my leg. You going to break my leg, bro? >> Get inside. >> Get in. >> As Kelly's accusations of a crooked system pile up, you can feel the weight of her distrust. The officers are caught in a tough spot, enforcing a protection order while facing her defiance. This case shows how quickly things escalate when communication breaks down. It's a stark reminder of the human cost in these confrontations for both sides. here. >> Can you figure out why she's under arrest? >> Yeah, exactly. Figure out why I'm under arrest. Why am I under arrest, officer? >> Violation of protection. You are not supposed to be here. >> I wasn't here. I was waiting for >> You were up there banging on door. >> No, I was waiting. Walked up to the balcony. >> I don't want to spit in your face. >> Please don't. >> Those are my prescription YSL. >> Those are my prescription YSL. >> Kelly. Kelly, can you hear me out? One way or another, you're going you're going to jail one way or another. Okay. No. >> Yes, you are. In the car right now, they just need you to hold your own weight so you're not falling. >> I can't cuz I got a low white blood cell count sitting in the back of that jail. >> Kelly, doing all this is not >> Nope. It is. >> It's not. It is not. >> It is. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> What's the difference? Can you explain that to me, please? >> 814. >> Well, you're not supposed to be here. >> I know that. Then why are you here? >> Because I went to judging university as students. >> That's not an excuse, Kelly. >> You know what I'm saying? I wouldn't >> I get it. I I understand. Okay, but you need to get into squad. >> I can't fit. My whole side got burned over here, bro. Kelly, >> you're >> the woman was arrested and charged with resisting arrest in violation of a protection