saying that you're handing them notes, threatening them to hand over money or die. That's a very serious accusation. >> On April 1st, 2025, officers rushed to a bank after reports of a woman scrawling menacing threats on a sign ominously aimed at the bank staff. >> Hey, let me man. >> They got my money and they ain't getting >> Okay. So, if we talk outside? >> No. >> Okay. 26. I'm with her. So, what's going on? >> They got my money and they ain't getting it. >> Okay. You don't have any idea to >> No, but I just got out the fence three times. >> I'm with her. >> Me up here and then >> Okay. So, why are we handing Why are we handing threatening notes to people? >> It's a very serious money. >> It's a very serious crime, though. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Okay. You mind standing up for me? >> I sure would. >> Yeah. Can you turn around for me? Put your hands behind your back. >> I did prove mine. >> Okay. They said he didn't. I'll meet Miranda as you real quick. Let's go watch my car real quick and we'll figure this out. Okay. In mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> I can't hear you, man. >> They got my money. >> Having these rights in mind, you wish to talk to us. >> Always give me a temporary card and all of a sudden they don't want to give me >> Okay. So, having these rights in mind, you wish to talk to us now? >> I just >> What was that? >> I just spoke. >> I'm trying to get you a story. Is Talk to PC if we have any PC or anything. speak to RP. See if we have any PC or anything. Okay. So, are you willing to talk to us now, ma'am? Can I have your >> The bank staff's account paints a clearer picture. She's been there for hours claiming a stolen purse, a huge account balance, but there's no record of her. That threatening note, though, takes this to another level. It's not just trespassing. It's a potential robbery attempt. Yet, the staff's hesitation about her mental state makes you pause. Is this a cry for help? The officers are stuck navigating a legal and human crisis here. >> And that you handing them notes threatening them to hand over money or die. That's a very serious accusation. >> Yeah. >> So she uh handed me that note eventually. >> Okay. >> She came um trying to withdraw money. She said her sto her her purse was stolen. >> Okay. >> We tried to get some information from her. We couldn't find her. She kept saying my thousand. Then finally she said she got out of the jail today. Okay. >> And then we asked her to leave because we can't find any information with her. She said, "I'm not leaving unless uh you call the cops to come scor me. >> I'm not going to leave." And she kept staying there for hours. >> She was here for a while. >> Hours. >> Um >> then finally she came here. She handed me this uh n >> Did you give her any money? >> No. No. No. >> Okay. Did you take this to be a serious threat? >> She kept like doing the lighter in front of me. I don't know. I don't know. She doesn't look mentally Okay. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, but at the very least, you told her to leave and she didn't leave. >> We asked them because I see you don't have an account here. >> Okay. Can I one of you guys willing to provide like a statement just saying that like, hey, whoever it is like whoever the manager is right now or something that we asked her to leave and that she didn't leave and >> No, I can do that. >> And are you willing to like assist in prosecuting her for trespassing at the very le >> All right. Bye. All right, ma'am. So, here's the deal. Can either tell me your name and you you walk out here with a citation or we go through the process of getting a fingerprinted scanner down here and you go to jail. What are we wanting to do? >> Okay, ma'am. >> Did you search her? >> I first her. Yeah, I'll fix. >> Yeah, let me look on the ma'am. Go ahead and step out the vehicle for me. >> So, at this point, you are under arrest for trespassing in >> In the end, she's charged with trespassing and obstruction, a small but heavy consequence. This case shows how fast things escalate when communication fails. It's not just about the law. It's about people, their struggles, and the fine line officers walk. What's your take on this? >> Yep. I think she wants to go to jail today. So, if you're able to make it up here, that'd be great. >> Yeah. We're just going to tag her with obstruction as well. All right. Bye.