Who are you? >> Calm down. >> Okay. Are you going to give me your name or not? >> I don't have to. >> Okay. >> You pulled up to my property. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. >> First of all, you got me up. >> Stop. >> First of all, y'all got to get on her like that. Relax. >> Stop kicking. Stop. >> First of all, y'all can't [Applause] >> get back. Stop. On July 19th, 2023, in a quiet neighborhood, officers were called to a seemingly routine domestic dispute. What started as a simple check-in quickly escalated into full-blown chaos when one woman decided cooperation was optional. Screaming, flailing, and outright defiance turned the lawn into a personal stage for her drama. Watch the video to see what actually happened. >> Not you again. Goodbye. >> I've never even talked to you. >> Yes, I have. We all are bald. All y'all are bald and bummed. So go. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. Nothing. Officer. >> Nothing happened. Irritated because her mom because nothing. Cuz nothing happened. Cuz nothing happened. You two. You knew as both of y'all knew. Y'all can go down. >> Goodbye. >> Just calm down. >> Well, we're not going to leave. Who are you? >> I don't know. >> Who are you? >> Okay. Are you going to give me your name or not? >> I don't have to. >> Okay. >> You pulled up to my property. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. >> No. First of all, you got me up. >> Stop. >> First of all, y'all got me up. Get off her like stop kicking. >> First of all, y'all came up to me. >> She has calm down. Calm down. >> She has lay flat. >> Lay flat. Lay flat. >> Lay flat. >> Lay flat. >> Lay flat. Get back. Get back. >> Get back. Get back. >> Get back. >> Stop. >> Slay on your stomach. >> She just broke it. >> Get the off. She has >> the off right now. She's in custody. She needs to lay on her stomach >> and put your hands behind her back. >> You bum. Get you. >> I don't have to give you my name. >> I don't have to give you my name. You came up to my property. I am my inant. >> She was being detained. >> Get off of me. Get down. >> Get off of me. Call Summers. >> Call Summers. >> Call your Summers. >> Back up. >> I need I need to >> stop moving. >> I need to go flip. >> You need to lay on your stomach. >> I know what a neck. >> Lay on your stomach. >> I physically can't. >> She has a neck. >> Damn. Do you not know what a neck injury is? in a car. >> Sophie, Sophie, >> tell them to get off of me. >> Two officers. >> I literally just got attacked. >> And they're attacking a little0b girl. >> Two officers that weigh more than 15. >> Do we have any mutual aid coming? >> Can you all record? >> They're being recorded. >> Get out of here. >> Stop hitting me. >> Stop hitting me. >> Stop. >> Lay on your stomach. Take that hand. We need to get her hand. [Applause] Stop. Get the hands off. Get her hand off. >> As soon as officers arrived, our main character decided cooperation was optional. Calm introductions were tossed out like yesterday's leftovers. Yelling, resistance, and a sprinkle of personal insults filled the air like a reality show audition gone rogue. No one was safe from verbal chaos, and it became obvious that following instructions wasn't on the agenda tonight. [Applause] >> Get back. >> Hey, let's get her up. >> Stand up. I can't. >> All right, >> roll on your side. >> Roll to your butt. >> Watch these people behind us. >> I can't walk, bro. My neck. Sophie, can you relax? >> I can't. He's me. >> Stand up. >> I can't, bro. My neck is >> All right, make it slow then. Well, I can't when he's dragging me in here. >> Move, move, move. >> I need to talk to you. >> Okay. As part of this investigation, I need to talk to you over here. >> Let's go. >> No, they got to talk to me. That's fine. I'm not detaining. Nothing. >> You are detained. You are detained. >> Okay, that's fine. >> What's wrong? >> What do you need to talk to me about? >> Give me one second so I can catch my breath or >> That's fine. That's fine. >> I'm being detained >> for recording. And this is the officer I'm being detained by. >> And I did not do anything wrong but record. >> I did nothing wrong but record. And this is the officer who is detaining me. >> He's holding me. So, I am in custody >> and I did nothing wrong. Badge number. >> What's going on? Why did we get called here? >> Okay. So, the reason why you got called here is because the mother and father are having a dispute. >> Who's mother and father? Cuz I don't know anybody here. >> Father is Jamoka, the black man. >> The old the older guy. >> The older guy. The black guy. And then the mother is the wife going inside. >> That that lady right there with the shorts. Whatever. >> The one right there standing next to the tall boy in the door. You see right there? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. That's mother and father right there. >> Okay. >> Um, they were arguing all night. >> Okay. >> So, Sophie got irritated because she found out that her father was cheating. >> Um, >> who's Sophie? This person. >> Sophie's in the car. She's detained. >> And that older black dude, that's her dad. >> Stepfather. Her stepfather. >> Okay. So, then Sophie is the woman's daughter. >> Daughter. Yes. >> And black dude is stepfather. >> Yes. She got mad that uh he was cheating. So, it's just been an argument all night between them type thing. And then you guys pulled up, you know, and she I she got out of line 50, >> you know. So >> go ahead. >> I totally understand where you guys take that from. >> You can advise South Milwaukee. We still need them here, but they can slow it down. >> But yeah, that's far to my knowledge. >> So who started fighting? >> Uh, nobody was fighting as far as I know other than the mother and father. >> Those are the only two I know who were fighting. >> Refusing to cooperate became an Olympic sport. Officers had to wrestle a human tornado. A mix of anger and pure chaos. Each step felt like navigating a minefield of kicks, flailing arms, and wild accusations. This wasn't resisting arrest. It was resistance. The musical. Even as she was secured in handcuffs, her energy suggested the curtain hadn't fallen yet. >> The all of us we were >> Why is Why is she so fired up? >> Because she just found out her dad was cheating on her mom. That's why she's really angry. And that's why I tried to talk her down, you know, but you guys kept like trying to grab her. But at the end of the day, I understand where you guys are coming from. >> Well, what you have to understand is we got a call, >> okay, >> that said there's people here fighting, >> okay? >> I roll up here. I've never met any of these people. I don't even know why she was screaming at me. >> Okay. And I apologize acting how I was acting. >> She's she's here. She's part of this investigation. >> She has to identify herself and she's not free to leave. >> Okay? She tried to leave and that's when she started fighting with us and that's how things became how they became. >> Right. I just want to state my name. My name's Gabriella. >> I'm going to get your name from you in a little bit. Okay. >> Yes. >> But that's as far as I know. You know, >> so that's why that's why we did what we did. >> She's up here fired up. >> Okay. >> She can't leave. She tries to leave. We stop her from leaving. >> Okay. >> She was hit. She was kicking me in the ass. She swung at him. The whole nine yards. >> Okay. Right. I heard that she said she bit her. I did not see her bite her. But I got >> And then here's the here's the problem cuz I got I got you. I got him. I got everybody I got everybody running up on me telling me telling me they're going to beat my ass. Okay. Yeah. I didn't hear that, but I was not a part of that. You know, >> I understand where you're coming from. is your particular >> was there was there phys was there was there any physical fighting that took place here >> fighting none what >> why is everybody outside here >> because they were arguing in the house >> 10 for so mom dad >> whatever they're having an argument over some cheating or whatever this is taking place inside the house >> yeah we we all just came outside so we wouldn't have to be around the arguing >> yeah and it's a it's a verbal argument >> yeah no physical >> no physical fighting happens no physical no intent of physicalness. >> They weren't intending to fight each other or hit each other. They I've never seen them. >> Okay. No intent. You said no intent. >> No. >> Nobody actually hit each other. >> Nobody ever hit each other. >> Okay. Okay. And then you came outside with all these other people that were all here. >> Brothers, sisters, they're all related. >> Okay. >> I'm just uh girlfriend, baby mother. So >> Okay. And then and then we rolled up. How long were you guys outside till we rolled up? >> Probably 20 minutes. >> Yes, that was 10:12 for Gabriella. >> Yeah, probably like 20 minutes, 15 minutes going on. >> 103 out of county. Is there any geo restriction? >> Says in pickup only this be miscellaneous fields for restrictions and it says FDA third year body only. >> You have a warrant for your arrest right now. >> Uh yes out in any but I just got that fix. I just got that fixed. >> Okay. So as of right now that's still active. >> Okay. >> So what what we're going to do is you're detained, right? >> Okay. Okay, you're going to sit in a squad car. I have to contact that agency. >> I have to make sure that information is current and accurate. >> Once restrained, Sophie's negotiation skills hit peak absurdity. Neck injuries, hospital demands, and dramatic size all blended into a cocktail of chaos. Logic clearly clocked out early. Officers had to balance enforcing the law while dodging a verbal grenade every few seconds. Each movement was a suspenseful cliffhanger. Would she calm down or unleash round two? If you took care of it, we'll just let you go. If you didn't take care of it, then we'll go about it. How we got to go about it. >> That sounds good. >> Okay. >> No, I need you to let me out. I have a neck injury. I need to take myself to the hospital cuz y'all won't straight like that. Y'all won't take me. I need to go. And I told her, "Yes, multiple times." Yes. >> Okay, we can go >> right now. Yes. Let me walk my happy ass to the hospital. Okay, then take me to the hospital. >> You could stop doing this. >> No. No. Straight like that. No. Y'all arrested me wrongful as >> y'all pulled up to my house. My residence. >> Go look at my address. It says this house. >> No, I don't got to show you [ __ ] I don't got to provide my name. Nothing. >> Take me to the hospital. Take me to the hospital. I am asking for medical attention. Take me to the hospital is not going to get it here anymore. >> Take me to the hospital is not going to get me to the hospital. Officer, take me to the hospital. Officer officer, I need to go to the hospital. You already know. >> I don't I just showed up. I'm from a different suck. >> Take me to the hospital. >> You get her back in cuffs, >> huh? >> Want to get her back in cuffs? Is that what we're doing? >> Take me to the hospital. >> Yo, wrongfully arrested me. Nothing. I was outside my car. >> I wasn't here. >> Okay, y'all pulled up hot as I was I was with outside my car. Nothing was happening. >> Okay. Do you know why we were why they were called here? >> No. >> No idea. >> No idea. >> Were you by yourself or you? >> I was hanging out with my friends. >> Okay. >> I don't have to discuss my day. >> I didn't do want to know what's going on, right? >> Okay. There was no commotion when y'all pulled up, right? >> I wasn't here. >> Okay. Well, whatever. That officer chef cover whatever the >> was here, correct? Was there a commotion? >> Yes, there was. >> No, there wasn't. >> Okay. Well, we got three calls here. So, >> Well, you're tripping. There's four corners to a block. >> Okay. And they named your address. >> No, they didn't. Cuz I just heard on y'all's speaker. >> That's how I know you're a liar. You're a little You're doo >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry to >> No, I don't want to talk to you. Get you away. Officer Kaminsky. Bring Officer Kaminsky. Bring Officer Frick. Bring the head. >> You're talking to me. Okay. So, >> no. Cuz I then tell him to go. >> Well, this is his >> He wants to act like a dumbass. He wants to act like he don't know what think. So, tell him to go >> straight like that. Tell him to go and I'll talk about my day. >> I cannot do that. Well, then take me to a different department. >> Take me to the emergency room. Officer, >> do you want to give a statement? Finish. >> Take me to the emergency room. My neck hurts. >> Even on the ride to the hospital, she kept the drama dialed to Max. Cooperation. Forget it. Every move was about control, chaos, and crafting her own reality show villain moment. Cops were basically babysitting a onewoman production. And just when you thought it might calm down, she made sure the next act was ready to steal the scene. >> Do you want to finish? >> Take me to the emergency room. My neck hurts. I need medical attention. >> We're going right now. >> Here. >> We got to get you caught. >> No. Go right ahead. >> Yeah, cuz y'all derm. It's okay though. >> You understand? You're under arrest right now for obstructing and resisting. >> No, I wasn't. So that's fine. Put me in the handcuffs and call it a day. >> Relax, please. >> Relax, please. >> All right. >> He's going to lock it so I don't get >> double lock it. I got out the first time. Can get out again. >> Come on. Make sure you double lock it. I need a medical attention. I need medical attention. >> I'm going right now. >> I need medical attention. >> I'm going right now. >> After being cuffed a second time, Sophie was placed back in the squad car where she continued yelling, kicking, and causing a disturbance. With her behavior escalating, officers transported her to the hospital for medical clearance before proceeding with booking. Get all day and all night >> restaurant. It's embarrassing when >> you're in custody. We're going to turn the television off. >> They hide behind their parents. I really want to see you counselor, but I want to feel confident enough to work with you that you've noticed. >> Custody for what, officer? Custody for what, though? >> You're in custody. >> What am I? What am I getting custody for? >> You're in custody forly conduct. >> From who? For what? For what? >> For what? >> Can you swing back in your hand? >> For what? >> Disorderly conduct. >> I want your badge. I want I want your camera on when you tell me that. Go grab it. >> It's on. >> Okay. Go grab it while you was on Instagram. Go grab it. >> Let go of this cord. >> Let go of this cord. Let go of it. >> Go ahead and have a seat and let >> you just punched him in the face. >> Definitely is my last hope. But my Are you okay? >> Let's get this cord out of here. >> I don't give a leg. >> Hold both her legs down. I'll take her arms. >> I don't give a head. >> Watch out. We're going to bring this up. >> Just knock me in my camera. >> And we're in a double handcuff. is ready. >> By the end, Sophie had racked up enough chaos to need double cuffs and a hospital checkup, but she still played queen of the meltdown. Cops pushed through, got her medically cleared, and hauled her off for booking. What kicked off as a simple disturbance wrapped up as a full-blown legal circus that everyone saw coming a mile away. Sophie was charged with four offenses. 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