No, stop. I can pick up myself. >> You sit going to pick up the stick. >> No, I'm not. [laughter] >> Because I was military. >> The dirty bourbon bar was just trying to host a normal night. [music] But this 21-year-old National Guard member turned it into a full-blown circus. After drenching her shirt in White Claw and attacking a bouncer, she thought her military status would act as a magic shield. It didn't. Instead of a quiet exit, she gave everyone a front row seat to a career-ending meltdown. Watching her struggle with basic gravity while screaming about her rights was purely embarrassing for everyone involved. Sorry. Can you go in the seat for >> Okay. Have Have a seat. We We'll talk in just a moment. >> I can't have a >> You can't have a seat. >> No. >> Why not? >> Because I have all the time to talk. I'll call my sergeant >> to call your sergeant. >> Yes. No, don't stay with you. >> So, right there on that guy, don't dirty or whatever the thing. >> He He's completely within my sight. I'll keep an eye, but I need you to over there. Okay. >> No, right here because I know my goddamn >> I don't like this. I wait I have the information to be true. >> I'm not drinking anything. What did you have to step on? >> Stop. >> Ain't nobody hurt. Get out. It's just you doing that yourself here. Sit up. >> Stop. I can myself. >> You sit up on yourself. So, if you would have a seat, I will talk to you in just a moment. You can call your sergeant. Okay. >> I just don't want you falling over cuz quite frankly, you're not going to fall over. >> Okay. Stay right there. >> You don't. I will be right with you. >> I'm not going to let you go and attack him and get in your face like >> Don't be getting in my face. Okay. >> Sena, tell me what happened. All right. What the happened? >> So you starting to get an AP. It was like >> for all intents and purposes, you are detained. So let me read you your rights. You have the right to remain in anything against you. You have the right to have an attorney. >> I know. Just let me just let me talk to my sergeant. >> Selena really thought her sergeant was a get out of jail free card. She refused to sit down and kept demanding a phone call like she was ordering room service at a hotel. It was painful to [music] watch her act like the rules didn't apply just because she signed a contract. The military definitely needs to revise their recruitment qualifications if this is the best they've got. >> If you can't be appointed to you for you just let just let me be able to sergeant. >> So what is your sergeant's name? Why? Why is your belt around your >> That's her first >> your knees. >> Okay. So, maybe a little bit too much to drink. They started to kick you out. >> And what happened? >> Nothing. Nothing happened to you cause a problem. >> Okay. But but I just when you >> we got one bouncer saying that you tried to hit him and we've got one bouncer that says you kicked him. That that's problem. Is that not a problem? >> Right. >> Just him because he made me so angry. He aggravated me to make me angry. >> What is What was it that aggravated? >> He said you're drunk. >> You are drunk. >> Yes. And I accepted it. But e made me seem like I was the bad person. >> Okay. Well, I don't think you're a bad person. I just think you have too much to drink. >> That's the [ __ ] that we had to deal with the army. >> Okay. So, are where are you stationed? East fake. Say out of Santa. >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. And did I hear you correctly that you were private? >> So first class. >> Okay. He wants to see a specialist. >> I'm not going to explain cuz I had no right to explain. >> She claimed she wasn't a bad person, just a drunk one. But her behavior said otherwise. She clearly doesn't need to drink alcohol ever again for everyone's safety. The officer was being incredibly patient, but the collective army was probably already cringing [music] with total embarrassment at this display. >> I'm going to issue a criminal trespass notice cuz that's what they're asking for. What that means is >> that's not fair. >> Selena, I'm I'm telling you what's going to happen. Just let me talk some just let me call my >> Let me call my sergeant. Please, that's all I'm asking. >> So, >> let me call my sergeant. That's all I'm asking. I have every right to call my every right issue that I have every right to call my >> you know I don't give a [ __ ] about you because you're just a [ __ ] police officer and not working you're just a police officer in Mexico just let me talk buy something, please. >> That's all I ask. That's all I ask of you. >> Okay. So, I can't do that right now cuz I don't have your phone. >> No. >> And you don't know the phone number? >> Whoa. Call over, baby. I have It's right here. >> I lost my phone. >> Hey, you're the cops don't do [ __ ] >> So, I'm going to do a real quick pat down. Okay. I'm going to put you in the back of my unit just so we can figure out what's going on. Okay, >> hold on. No, we're not doing that. >> No, because >> walk like an adult. Face this. Face the car. If you continue to resist me, force will be used against you. Do you understand? >> Well, just let me talk to my >> Why your stance and face the car? >> Let me talk. >> Why didn't your stance and face the car? We're not doing that. >> That's all I need because I'm the US military. As soon as the officer cuffed her, she decided to let her inner trash talker loose. It was a complete disgrace to see someone who supposedly serves the country act with so much entitlement and disrespect. [music] She kept demanding her sergeant, probably hoping he'd come bail out her dignity. It was a total disgrace to the uniform she wasn't even wearing. >> You done acting like this? >> No. >> So, she's making sure you don't have any weapons. Okay. >> No, I'm not. I don't have >> And I'm not saying you do. >> Just Just tell her to stop. to make sure. >> Just tell her to stop. >> She can't. She has to do this to put you in her car. >> No, I have no every night to get in your car. And if I pop that [ __ ] off my goddamn purse, I can [ __ ] kill her first. >> You did? Because that was off of me as a goddamn person. I'm not going to stand up unless I have the authority to talk to my [ __ ] goddamn sergeant >> and I will work towards that. I'm working on trying to find your phone, but you are not cooperating, girl. >> No, I'm not because I >> Okay, so if you want to pick up additional charges, you keep it up >> cuz right now you're going to pick up resistance. >> No, I'm not. Go down. >> Turn to face me. >> I'm not going to surrender. >> You don't have to. >> I need my sergeant to at least be. >> So that's not how this works. >> You said your sergeant. >> You said your sergeant's in Santa Fe, right? >> No, he's not. He's a group. >> Okay. Yeah. I'm sorry. out. >> His name is Sergeant Nunes. >> Okay. So, once we get all the paperwork taken care of >> and we find >> anyone no no >> then I can honestly you talk to your staff. >> But I have to find your phone first which we are working on. >> Just help me find my phone. >> I am working on that. I got people inside looking for your phone. And I'll save the wait for my goddamn phone until I stop voice. >> Things took a dark turn when Selena threatened to kill the officer for touching her belongings. It's wild how she thought threatening a life would help her find her missing phone. She was busy picking up resistance charges while pretending she was [music] still in command. The officers were being way too patient. Okay. I can't arrange yet. >> No, you can't. >> Cuz I'm organized by you can. You can. You can because you're state of law. >> But how can we call somebody with a phone that we don't have because your phone? >> You know, my phone will be able to come to me and I'll be able to unlock that [ __ ] >> I I so wish I could magically go poof and my phone would appear when I lose it. Well, find that [ __ ] >> They are. But I'm not going to go in there and find your phone. They have stuff doing that. >> So, I need you to stand up. >> No, I can't. Because I know my right as military member. I'm not going to stay this [ __ ] down. I'm not. I need to talk to my [ __ ] >> Who's above? Who's above the staff sergeant? >> I don't know. >> First class. >> So, who's above the first class? >> Like, who's the major? >> Sergeant major. >> Sergeant major. >> Yes. >> Okay. Who's above the sergeant major? >> Sergeant Major. Um, >> where are you at? Are you National Guard Santa? >> Yes. >> She says she won't do that. No, I lost your staff sergeant. >> Is your Is your staff sergeant male or female? >> Nunes. >> Male. What's his first name? >> No. Oh my god. Oh my god. There's stuff. >> We're working on it. >> Okay. I So I called my friend. He works for the guard. My >> sergeant's >> phone number. >> Okay. So we can call him. Okay. >> So we're working. >> No. Have a seat. >> No. What? You can't do that [ __ ] >> No. >> Unhook your leg. >> No. >> Or I will charge battery on a peace officer. >> I'm not. >> Sweetie, you're picking up more charge. >> She tried to get crafty by hooking her leg on the officer, which is a great way to pick up a battery on a peace officer charge. The officer was over it, threatening her with a wrap or a helmet if she didn't stop acting like a toddler. It was wild to see her represent her country by kicking windows and resisting arrest. [music] At this point, she deserved to go straight to the drunk tank without any more polite conversation. >> This is not the way. >> I'm not keeping you. >> You're trying to hook your leg on me. >> Talk to my staff. That's >> I'm trying to get a phone number. Calm down. >> No, because you won't get that room. I will charge you with damage to to city property. >> It's not. >> And I will put you in a press. >> It's not damage. >> It is. >> You kick my window. I will. >> I need you to stop or I'm going to put you in a helmet. >> Do you want me to put you in a helmet? So, I don't owe you a phone call right now. So, if you would like, I could put a helmet on you. >> Hey, stop. Whatever's going on here, stop. If she has a car key, give it to her. Stop. We're not doing that. Yeah. >> Is she intoxicated? >> No, I'm not. I have a duper coming. >> So, if she's asking for her [ __ ] give it to her or we're going to have a whole another different situation on hand right now. >> We're going to have to put a helmet on. >> Oh, you So, we're putting this on you so that you don't hurt your head. Okay. When you're in our custody, you're our responsibility. It's not >> there because you >> bro, we're adding more charges now. Stop. Well, now we can add battery on a >> So, just so you're aware, you're now being charged with battery on a peace officer for kicking me. Okay. Resisting arrest. You're going to jail also for battery. You're acting like a child. You are a grown ass woman who quote serves in the US military and this is this is how you represent our country by this behavior. That's pretty sad. >> But I didn't do anything wrong. >> Well, I've got charges against you, so you did something. I think I brought probable cause. >> Can you scoot over for me, hun? So, so we can get a seat belt on you. Put this leg over on the other side of that little hump. >> The helmet finally came out because Selena couldn't stop acting wildly. She, of course, claimed she did nothing wrong while literally being forced into a safety helmet. It was sad to see a grown woman need a cage for her head because she couldn't control her temper. She was busy being buckled in while her military career officially vanished. >> Good job. Thank you. >> I appreciate it. Okay. Sorry. You don't need to pull that. We're just going to try to get you some buckled in. Okay. Just I would hate for us to get accidentally hit by someone else. >> So my my lieutenant that's that was my lieutenant. I don't >> give a about my sergeant. >> My lieutenant I don't have a phone number for your sergeant. So, my lieutenant is currently trying to find that number. So, my lieutenant is currently trying to find that number. Actively trying to find it. >> No, it doesn't matter because you're coughing [ __ ] >> Okay. >> So, if you'd like, what I can do is I could take that off, fix it so your hair's not in your face. Is that something you'd like for me to do? Because I don't trust you not being in a helmet cuz you're hitting your head. Do you want to answer me or no? >> If you don't answer, the hair is going to be in there. >> Yes. Okay. We'll give you a chance to take a breather. >> I'm sorry. I can't hear you, hun. >> Just leave me alone. >> Okay. So my my lieutenant is trying to find a phone number to contact your surgeon. Okay. >> I just need to talk to the lieutenant. >> Okay. So my lieutenant is trying to find >> I just don't want to talk to you. >> You want to talk to me? >> Just leave me alone. Leave me alone. >> Okay. So do you want me to adjust your helmet? >> No, just leave me alone. >> Okay. It's fine. Watch your leg. Do you want me to Do you want me to take off the helmet and readjust it? >> Okay. I'm watching you right now. Okay. If you don't hit your head or anything, I'll take off the head gear for you. Okay. Sounds good. >> Okay. But if you started hitting your head, we're going to have to put it back on. Okay. [snorts] Sound good? >> After all that screaming and resisting, she finally did what most drunks do. She passed out cold. The silence was the most productive thing she [music] contributed to the entire night. The officers were actually kind enough to readjust her headgear so her hair wasn't in her face even after she had been a total nightmare to them. It's kind of stuck. Okay, I'm trying to stop your hair. [snorts] Why are you laughing? Why is there nothing wrong? >> [panting] >> power. Grab this side. Okay. [panting] A little bit better. Little bit. I'm going to grab this side a little bit. Okay. Hey, you doing okay? Selena. Selena. Hey, are you doing okay? Hey, Selena. Selena. She's passed out. >> Just cuz she's so drunk. Oh, >> wait. She just fell asleep. Selena. Selena, you good? Selena. Hey, you wake up for me. Selena. I think she's just so drunk. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Selena. >> After all that screaming and fighting, the White Claws finally won and Selena passed out in the back seat. The officers had to check if she was still alive or just napping off her bad decisions. It's hard to look like a tough soldier when you're drooling in the back of a squad car. She was busy dreaming of her sergeant while the cops were preparing to carry her into the jail. >> Okay. She's good. Nap it off a little bit. Oh, we need to buckle her in. >> All right, Selena. We're going to go >> Hey, Selena. I need you to wake up. Okay. Can you step out of the car for me, please? >> Selena, step out of the car, please. Let's go. >> If you don't step out of the car, we're going to have to carry you in. And I don't think that's going to be very comfortable and I don't want to have to do that to you. Okay, so I need you to wake up. Come on, Selena. Wake up. Okay, step out. We'll help you walk in. Step out of the car. Come on, Selena. Wake up, >> Selena. Let's get out of the car. >> Wake up. Come on. Wake up. I need you to wake up. Come on. Wake up or we're going to have to carry you in. That's not going to be comfortable. Okay, let's let's start getting out. Selena, come on. Here we go. >> Good. >> Awesome. Thank you. Appreciate it. Oh, be careful. We got you. We won't let you go. Okay. Stay away from me. We're going to walk in through these doors right here. >> Good job. >> The officers had to practically beg Selena to wake up and walk into the jail like an adult. She was so far gone that carrying her seemed like the only option, which is never a dignified look. She was busy being guided through the doors while her friends were probably back at the bar enjoying the peace and quiet she left behind. Turn around. >> Sit down. Watch your head. Okay. >> Are you going to be chill with us if we move your cuffs to the front? >> Okay, >> I can do that. >> And then just take off all your stuff. Okay. >> Would you like me to help you with your necklaces, huh? >> Is that okay? >> No. Your So, your hair is really badly knotted. >> Can I help you? >> Is that okay? Okay. I just really didn't get the chance of passing my son. Take the bathroom. Okay. >> Take this. >> Okay. Just hold just take a >> Okay. Um if it's uncomfortable and you need it cut off, do is it uncomfortable where you need it cut off? >> Okay. I'll let the nurses know. Okay. We need you to step out. Okay. Here you able to get your ring off? >> No. That's okay. We'll let the nurses know. Okay. just really hope that I would be able to my servants involved. >> At the end of the day, it still wouldn't have changed you coming to jail. >> I don't know if you know one of my servants. >> I don't know where that's at. That was never found. >> That's all I'm really concerned about. >> But I I understand that, but I don't know where your phone is. When I came into contact with you and you're Albuquerque police >> and it's not my job to find somebody whose phone when you lose it. That's not my job. >> Exactly. And I was there obviously. So if you lose it inside dirty bourbon, that's a you problem. That's not a me problem. That's >> Yeah, but she said me because last time I >> And you did not have So I took all of the property you had on your person. Your phone was not one of them. >> I did not have your phone. I never saw your phone. Therefore, it is not my problem. It is a you problem. You have to be an adult and find it on yourself. >> And just all I need from you is your goddamn >> said it to you now three times. Brooks 7708. That is my badge number. Well, just just as long as I have it in my goddamn hand before I cuz I'll report your ass. >> That's fine. It's on your report that's in your That's on the report that's in your uh property as well. >> Exactly. >> She was still whining about her phone and her sergeant, refusing to accept that her problems were her own fault. She tried to act tough and talk about reporting the badge number, which was laughable considering she was the one in trouble. Her demeanor was still incredibly disrespectful and rude. >> So, we can go right back to how things were. I'm more than happy to place you back into cuffs if you're this is how you're going to behave. >> But I'm not doing anything. >> It doesn't matter. It's your demeanor and your behavior. So it's your demeanor and your behavior. So if you'd like to continue this way, I'm more than happy to place you back in cuffs. >> But I'm not doing anything. >> I don't No, you're being disrespectful and rude. >> How am I being disrespectful? >> Because you're accusing >> You're accusing me of taking your phone that I never saw. >> I didn't say anything about my phone. No, I didn't. >> Yes. You're telling me it's my responsibility to find your phone when it is not. There's cameras right there. >> Yeah, there's a camera right here. >> Exactly. >> Show me. >> The same camera. The same camera that you will have access to when you get a lawyer that will show you kicking me and try and and trying to come at me. So again, which is why you're being arrested tonight for battery on two security officers, battery on me, and resisting arrest. >> Okay. So tell me why I was being disrespectful >> just now with the attitude. >> I'm not. >> You are. >> No, >> you are. No. >> So, I'm going to tell you now. Sit down. If you get back up, I will cuff you to the bench. >> So, sit down or I'll cuff you to the bench. That's your choice. >> We don't have a wandering policy here. Choice is to sit down. >> I told I don't have to provide my first name. My name is Oscar Brooks. >> Sit down. >> Can I sit down right here? >> I don't care where you sit down, but you need to sit down. >> Can I surprise you? I have nothing left to say to you and I've answered all your questions. >> But what I can't answer is if you don't have prior history, have you been arrested before? >> No. >> Okay. >> So then most likely you'll see a judge in the morning. >> It's okay though because >> that's just my guess. Okay. >> What's that? >> [ __ ] it. But not stupid. >> Okay. >> Cuz I can sue her. >> Well, I don't know what happened on scene >> exactly. She is a lieutenant, so she does know what she's doing essentially. If >> you're going to get some boots, get some Nikes. At least >> follow the directions given to you by her. >> True. If you're going to get some boots, at least get some Nikes. Like, >> not good. You really think I'm going to take advice from a drunk? >> This night was a total train wreck from start to finish. This soldier went from a bar to a jail cell because she couldn't handle her liquor or her temper. Instead of being a leader, she became a cautionary tale about what happens [music] when you let ego and alcohol take the wheel. She traded her military career for a night of screaming at cops and kicking windows. She was officially charged with battery on a peace officer, two counts of battery on security staff, and resisting arrest. After her colorful performance, she was booked into the county jail. Eventually, the prosecutor dropped the case for unknown reasons. If you think she deserves a dishonorable discharge for this drunken meltdown, smash that like button [music] and subscribe for more body cam drama.