- Entitlement is a disease that afflicts both the sufferer and those around them. - It's impact is often harsher on others. - [Officer 1] Stop. - [Suspect] Help! - Today, Detective Dale will take us through five cases of women who are so tone-deaf and entitled that they can barely see how shockingly embarrassing they look to an outsider. - As law enforcement, you see all sorts of drunks trying to pull dangerous stunts, but it's not very often you have to babysit a Karen with a painfully limited vocabulary and a kicking problem. - Amelia, what's your last name? - Let me go! Let me go! was a quiet night in Key West, Florida, until a homeowner placed a call to the police. Apparently, a suspicious woman, later identified as Amelia, had climbed over their locked gate and was banging on their front door. When the Key West police arrived shortly thereafter, they tried to defuse the situation by talking to her calmly. However, she made it clear she was in no mood to reason. - Where is home? - I'm here. - [Officer 2] Where's here? - It's 25 f*****g time. I want to go home. - This is not home, okay? - Please, take me home. - [Officer 2] You know what street you're on right now? - Yes, please, take me home. - Tell me the street you're… - Please, take me home, I cannot take this. I can't take this. I want to go home. I want to go home. - [Officer 1] Stop with the car. - [Suspect] No! I want to go home, please. - Walk that way. - [Officer 2] Come here. Come here with me. - [Officer 1] Walk with her. - No! - [Officer 1] Go. - [Suspect] No! - [Officer 1] Just walk. - [Suspect] No! No! - [Officer 1] Alright. - [Suspect] Stop. - [Officer 1] Is your… - [Suspect] Stop it! Stop. - [Officer 2] Nope. - [Officer 1] That's it. - [Suspect] Stop it. - [Officer 1] Stop pulling away. - [Suspect] Stop it. Stop it. - [Officer 2] Got it? - [Officer 1] Yea. - Stop it. Please let go of me. Will you please let go of me? - [Officer 2] Nope. - [Suspect] Let go of me! - [Officer 2] Because you don't know where you're at. - Yes, I do. I know exactly where I'm at. - Okay, well, you're not acting right? - Let go of me! - [Officer 1] Better arm… - Let go of me. Let go of me. - [Officer 1] This is the same one from the… - Let go of me. - [Officer 2] Oh. - [Officer 1] Yeah… trespassing to jail. - Let go of me! - [Officer 2] Stop. - Let go of me. - [Officer 2] You're going to get a charge. - [Officer 1] She just kicked you? - [Suspect] I don't give a s**t. - Okay, you can go to jail for stomping on my… - I don't give a f**k. Let go of me. Let go of me. - [Officer 2] Listen. - Let go of me. - [Officer 1] Do not look at her. - Let go of me. - [Officer 1] We're in 1013, we got one in custody. - Please, let me go. Honey, I… My throat. - [Officer 2] One more. - [Suspect] Please let me go. - [Officer 2] Amelia? - Help me! - Amelia, tell me… - [Suspect] No. No! Let me go! - [Officer 2] That's not going to happen now. - Let me go. - [Officer 2] You're going to go to jail for… - I don't give a f**k. - I know you don't. - Let go of me. - Nope. - Let go of me. - Okay. You're just going to get hurt. - Let go of me. Let go of me. - [Officer 2] Take her shoe off. - Let go of me. - Amelia sounds like a broken record, which is a dead giveaway that she's deeply acquainted with the bottom of her glass, and she isn't done yet. - Please let go. Please let go. I'm going to throw up. - [Officer 2] Okay. - Please! - You can throw up, it's fine. - Get off me. Get off me. - I did. - Get off of me. - I did. - Get off me now. No, get off me right now. Get off me now. - [Officer 1] You just tried to kick it… - Get off me! Get off of me now. Get off of me. Please let go of me. - Nope. - Let go of me. Please let go of me. - [Officer 2] Somebody else will recover. - Please let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. Get off me. - Nope. - Get off of me. - [Officer 2] Stop pulling away. - No, I can't. - [Officer 1] Stop. - [Officer 2] Turn over. - Screaming isn't going to help. - Help me! Please. Please. Plea… Please. Why won't you get off of me? - Nope because you… - [Officer 1] Because you kicked her a*s, and he's still trying to kick. - I don't care. Please get off of me. - That's why we're on you. - Yep. - Get off of me. - There's a… - Will you please get off of me? I'm not trying to get hung off of you. Please get off of me. - You already kicked on me. So people go to jail. - I want to go home. - Too late for that. - What? - Alright, what you going to do is you're going to stand up. - [Officer 2] No. - Oh, we're going to hop… - Yeah. - Can you please go off me? Get off of me. - Nope. - [Officer 1] Relax. Well, get off you in a minute. - …off me. Get off of… - [Officer 1] Don't kick at me. - Get off me. Get off of me. Help me. Officer, please help me. Help me. - You got it. - I can't. He won't. He won't stop. He won't stop. Please help me. Help me. Stop! - Through there. - Stop it. Stop it. Please stop. - …way over toward? - Please stop it. Please stop. - Bring your knees to your chest. - I don't give a f**k about knees on a chest. - We want to sit up so you don't get hurt, that's all. - I'm trying. Will you let go? - Bring your knees to your chest. - Let go. - Bring your knees to your chest. - I can't. - Where's your… - No, I can't. - Knees to your chest. - No, I can't. - You can't move your knees, but you kick out at me? - Yeah. - I'm going to help stand you up. Okay, ma'am? - What did you say? What did you say? - I'm hurting. I'm hurting. No, please let go of me. - Stand up. - No! No! No! - [Officer 1] Got it. - Let go of me. Please let go… - [Officer 3] No, there's no point. - [Officer 1] Yeah, she's going to take it off. - At long last, Amelia is finally secured in a squad car. My ears are ringing. Can you imagine enduring the incessant screaming firsthand? With Amelia temporarily under control, officers uncover what was really happening prior to their arrival. Let's just say it was definitely cause for alarm. - Yeah. Yeah… You going to the hospital or the jail? - To jail. - Alright. - Do you know who that is, by any chance? - I have no idea, we're renting the house for the winter, first of all, but she came banging on the glass doors. I thought, "Oh God, she's going to break them in." I said, "What do you want?" She says, "I'm Amelia," and I said, "What do you want?" She just kept saying she was Amelia. Then I said, "We're going to call the police," and she says, "I'm just Amelia," and she went over by the gate. - Yeah, I think she laid down… - She laid down by the gate, and then she couldn't figure out how to open, and I saw her climb over right before you got here. I guess she climbed over to get in. - Well, it's up to you all. Did you want to press charges for trespass? - No. She's obviously on something. - That's what I'm guessing, too. - Yeah. - Can I get whoever call's driver's license real quick. - Hang on. - Thank you. - Thank you for coming so quickly. - She was a live one, I haven't gone like that in a while. - You know, I just don't… I hate to see her come back, though. - Yeah. - You know? - She's going to jail right now. She tried kicking me, but I think she stopped on the cuff. - She lived here. So when we were taken back a little bit. We're here for three months. - It's all right. I'm out with them at 10, 20. I took… That was the dispatch calling here? I told them I'm with you. - Oh, okay. - She had to jump a fence to get in here. Was banging on your door like crazy. - Banging on the door… - Sounding like she was crazy? - … was half asleep. She's standing here. I said, "What?" She says, "I'm Amelia. I said, "What do you want?" She just kept saying, she's Amelia, and I said, "I'm calling the police." Then she walked away and we were watching. We thought she went down the street, but then all of a sudden, she got up. She must have been laying on this side of the gate. We saw her climb over it. - She's screaming in the back of that cop car right now. - Oh, I know. - You hear it? - God, you guys are something. I said, "Oh, why don't they just take, you got to be careful, huh?" You can't just take her? - No, we got to make sure we have a criminal reason to and stuff. She has rights, but… - Yeah. - When she messed up was she was trying to get into some car… - Yeah, I saw that. - Yeah, I think that's the neighbor's car. - When she first… When your first lady cop came, the woman kept screaming, "I just want to go home," and she kept pulling the handles on that car. So I don't know that she's… - Somehow she confused this with where she lives. - I don't know. - Yeah. - I don't even think that she just out of it. - That's it for me personally, I would think f******l because she's drooling out the mouth and all that stuff. - See, you're familiar with all this stuff. - Imagine observing a crazy drunk, climbing over the walls of your property. Isn't this a plot straight out of a horror movie? Hell, even I would've called the cops. Amelia was then transported to the hospital, where her disturbing and combative behavior continued. - Amelia, stop. Stop. - Let go of me. Let go of me. You're hurting me. Please let go. - No. - Let go. Let go. - I'm rolling, just so you know. - Let go of me right now. Yeah, I'm going to kill you. - Stop. - Let go. Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. - Oh, she's biting the buckle. - Yeah, she was doing that earlier. - Buckle. Let go, b***h. Get off me. Get off of me. Let go of me. - Stop kicking around. - Get the f**k go off of me. I don't want you. - I don't want you either. - I hope you die. - Thank you. - I literally hope you die. - It's not very nice. - I don't give a s**t. - Clearly. - Yeah, I don't give a f**k. - Clearly. - Yeah. Go die. Go die, b***h. Get the f**k off of me. - Wheelchair is clear. - Get off of me. - She's going away. - Okay. - Let me go. - Are you alright? - Let me go. - Just, these are my calls. - I hate you. I literally hate you. Get off of me. - That's fine. You can hate me. - Get off of me. - I'm going to roll. - You're acting like a f*****g r****d. - Would you like a ride? - I want anything off of getting off of here. - Okay. You're getting off of there. We want to put you in a wheelchair. - [Kelsey] Yeah, it's pretty f*****g easy to get up put in a wheelchair. - [Officer] It is. Look how easy that was. - Yeah, put me in a f*****g wheelchair, you d******d. Take me now. - We are. - We are. - Let me go. - Nice. - Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. No. No. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. - After 9 a.m., first appearance. - I want to go home now. Now. Let go, you stupid b***h. Let go, b***h. - Easy. - Let me go. - Easy. - Let me go, b***h. - Just pick her up. - b***h. - We got to get the car. Where's the car? - Go bring your car. - Let me go, b***h. Let me go. - Behind Carl. - Let me go. I'm going to f*****g k**l you. - Stop. - Let me go. - She might be easier to put her on […]. - Let me go. Let me go. - Hold her there. Let me go. I hate you. - […] - Get up. Stupid f*****g a*****e. Let go. Let me go. I'm not going. I'm not going. I'm not going. I'm not going. I'm not going. I'm not going. Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey, honey, honey. Let go. Please, let go. Let go. Let go. Please, let go. Baby, will you please let him go? Let him go. - [Officer] We haven't done anything to him. - [Officer 2] Stop. - For f**k's sake […]. - You need to teach him how to back up. - He couldn't. He couldn't turn. - I can't. - I could see that. All right, [inauidble]. - Let's go. - Let's keep the ball rolling on this. Knees into your chest. Stand up. - Please, let me go. […] - Yeah, we can safely put the seatbelt on, so it's okay. Let's go. - Unsurprisingly, Amelia was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence. She was handed over to the Monroe County Detention center. If you thought Amelia was unhinged, wait till you meet Kelsey, who's not afraid to throw a punch. She's grabbing my arm. - We're going to walk to the edge. - She's grabbing my f*****g arm. cops were dispatched to a local bar in Illinois. A fight had broken out at the club, and 32-year-old Kelsey Venetia had allegedly been at the center of it all. - Kelsey, chill out. Nobody's grabbing your hair. Relax. This could go a lot smoother. - An officer soon caught up with the woman who'd been assaulted, and she had a bizarre story to tell. - [Officer] What's going on? - I actually don't know, but I got hit in the face, so I swung back. - [Officer] Kelsey hit you in the face? - Yeah. - Okay. - Right here. - Okay, I'm going to get a picture of your face, okay? Because we're gooing to need it, all right? Okay. So what happened? How did this start? - First off, I was playing pool. I work here. - Okay. Are you working tonight, or just you work normally? - No. Well, my mom just left. We're just hanging out, playing pool, and some stupid **** was mouthing off about her and somebody else, and I was actually trying to defuse the situation and, boom, I get hit. So I swung back. - So how did… It's just a little unclear. Did tell it was Kelsey talking s**t about someone, or… - Yes. - Who is she talking s**t about? - You know what? I couldn't even tell you. That's what I thought. I couldn't even tell you who she was talking about. But I work here. We don't… - So you just try to go calm her down and she […] you? Okay. - Of course, Kelsey wasn't at all in agreement with the woman's story, but the woman's obvious bleeding gash on her face didn't help Kelsey's case. - She clocked her pretty good. - No. Look at… - She got her pretty good? - She's bleeding. - No, look at the video. Look at the video. - She wants what? - Look at the video. Look at the video. - Don't get loud with me. - Oh, shut up. I know this mother*cker. Look at the video. - [Officer] Okay, don't get loud with me. - Yeah, well, I'll be loud because you're… - What do you mean. Kelsey, stop. - Tell this little punk because you had the authority. - What are you doing? - I never hit her. Well, yeah, because he knows he cares about me. He knows. He knows I didn't hit her. […] - You need to calm down. - But don't touch me. That's my best friend. - I just came out here saying… - That is my best friend. - Okay. Hey, Kelsey. Hey, Kelsey, come over here. - I got basically beat down, kicked in the ground. - Kelsey. Kelsey. Kelsey. - See my arms. - Kelsey. Kelsey. Hey, Kelsey. I didn't come out… - You don't even know. - Yeah, I do know you actually. - No, but you don't know what happened? - Okay, I know I'm not. I didn't come out here… Did I come out here saying, "Hey arrest her now"? - You're like, "Oh, da, da, da." You have no idea. - Okay. I'm just saying what I've seen. Hey, Kelsey, talk to me like I'm a normal person, okay? Kelsey, can we can we talk like we're normal people? - I didn't do anything. - Okay. Okay. I didn't hit anybody. I didn't do anything. - Okay. - Did I? - I wasn't around though. Did I? - I don't know yet, Kelsey. I'm trying to get a story straight, but I… - Please. That's why I'm going […]. - I can't get a story straight when you're screaming at me and in my face, okay? - Oh, my God. Ain't nobody screaming at you. It's because you're trying to man handle me. - I'm not trying to man… - That's what… - If I was trying to manhandle you, you wouldn't have been a problem. - All right. She wants you arrested for punching her, okay? - Who punched anybody? - Hey. Hands on your back. - No, I'm not. - Kelsey. I'm getting arrested for no reason. I'm getting arrested for no reason. - Don't make this… - I'm not… I'm getting arrested for no reason. She's bleeding from her head. - Who is? The girl that […]. - Kelsey, stop moving. - I'm not moving. You're pinching my arm. I didn't do anything. She was fighting everybody. I'm going to go with you guys. I'm getting arrested when the girl is […]. - [inauidble] - I'll walk back. - I'm not leaving her with me. Are you sure? - You can take her. - No. Take her to the PD and… - Go and call my dad too. - Okay. - Are you okay with that? - Yeah. - [Kelsey] […] real quick. - Kelsey was transported to the police station, but to say that she lost her cool would be an understatement. What you're about to witness is a case for an exorcist, not a police officer. - Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay. You piece of ***. You are a piece of sh*t. Get off me. - All right. We're going. - Get him off me. - We're going. Well, guess what? Now you got […] back. How about that? - […] - Grab my hair. Grab my hair. He grab my hair. - Go. Kelsey, chill out. Nobody's grabbing your hair. Relax. This could go a lot smoother. She tried […]. - No. Shut up, you piece of sh*t. […] Get out now. - Get up. - No. Stop holding the arms up. - No, Carl. - Go. - [inauidble] - Okay. Chill, chill, chill. - […] - Go. […] - No, get off me. Get off me. My dad will kill you. Get off me. You, get off me. - Kelsey. - No. - Get in the car, now. Kelsey, get in the car . - Get the f**k off me. Get off me. - Kelsey. - Why is he shoving me? - Because you're freaking kicking him, that's why. - My arms [inauidble]. - Hey, Kelsey. Kelsey, sit up. Sit up. Sit up. - You all right? - Yeah, I'm good. - Headbut? - Yeah, I want it. - She went for your breast. I don't even know if you saw if she tried to bite you. - I didn't. - I did. That's why I grabbed her. - No, we're doing [inauidble]. - We're kicking, you know? - Yeah. - It seems the officers determined that due to Kelsey's combative behavior, she'd need to be transported to the jail. A few minutes later, they arrived, but it was clear that Kelsey had no intention of accepting the consequences of her actions. - Kelsey, here's the deal. We're going to get you out. We're going to walk you into the jail, okay? I'm asking… - For what? What did I do? - You're being… - Ain't drunk and driving. - Here's what I'm telling you. You're being escorted into the jail. - Then we're going to fight this. We're going to fight this because… - You can do that. You can do that all you want. But what I'm doing is I'm suggesting that you go with the program. This goes a lot smoother if you go with the program. - Open the door. - Do you want me to pull your shirt down for you? Okay. There you go. All right, step out for a minute. - Okay. Well. - Thank you. - Please, […] me. - Yeah. - Please, […]. Please, where are we going? Please. - We'll talk about this… - Okay. No. - Relax. - Yeah, but it's okay for you to […] people,, you f**kin prick. - Come on. - Do want to go round? - Yeah. - I'm getting arrested for nothing. […] Now, this is a… I'm being arrested. - Okay. - […] Can you move my shirt up, please? - Down. - Or down and my pants up, please? - Yeah. That's all I want. - Can you get to cooperate a little bit? - I've been cooperating. Maybe you should make your officers cooperate. He does nothing but try to […]. Please, I did nothing wrong. - Hey, hey, right here. - Okay, I'm going to listen to you, I swear. - I need you to pay attention to her. - I will. - That's the only person you need to listen to. - I will. I just went to jail for a domestic. I know what that's about. - This isn't domestic, Kelsey. This is battery. I didn't do anything. - Battery […] swinging it and hitting that girl in the bar. - I never did anything. She said that, she goes, "Oh, it wasn't her." She even said that I didn't do that. - Okay. That's what you're being charged with. - I understand that, but […] I'm here and I didn't do that. - Then, trying to bite us and kicking. You were kicking… - Oh my God. Really? When he's grabbing me and shoving me down? - He was trying to get you in the car. - I was going into the car. You don't understand that. Shut up. - Let's add back. - Oh, what are you going to say? I'm trying to fight with anybody. - Oh, you are. - What are you going to say? Whatever makes you seem better. Are you… - Why are you going… - Knock it off. Can I please just get a napkin to wipe my nose, please? - All right, so battery. She tried to bite you? - Yeah, and then she was kicking me […]. She did. She wouldn't… - Well, I know. I saw that. - Yeah. Me and Mark, when you let me in there and I went in because she wasn't going out with Mark, I grabbed her by the arm, she went over and tried to bite me. - I never did nothing. - Okay. Okay. She tried to bite you then. She didn't bite you. - She didn't bite me. She tried. - Okay. So she tried to bite you. […] got stupid in there. Then trying to get her in the car, she was kicking. She kicked you in thigh area, I'm assuming? - Midsection. - Midsection. Okay. We can go ahead with that. - [Kelsey] Talk to me like you do. - What do you feel about resisting? - We'll work that out. She ain't going nowhere. - My baby. My baby. I'm going to do whatever you want me to do. - […] ask him. - Yeah. Yeah. We'll […] up later. - I love my child. - Just because we're not working. - Why are you so mad at us? We didn't bring you here. - No, I know. I… - Just listen to her. - Can you please […], please? - Yes. I don't want to fight. I don't want to talk about it. - Just stay sitting around. Nobody's going to touch you. - [inauidble] Call my dad, please. - That was nice. - Pretty good. - Can I not have handcuffs on? - Not at this moment though. - Okay. Well, for like two seconds. - No, I'm sorry. What do you need? - I don't know. - Do you want me to wipe your tears or help you blow your nose or I […]? - Will you call my mom? - Not at this moment. - Well, call my mom on the phone, and call my dad right now. She's not […]. I'm going to tell him […] because I'm not getting arrested for no damn reason. So you're going to see what's happening. Call my mom. Go ahead. Call my dad and my mom. - Despite reality's clear message, Kelsey remains delusional and entitled enough to believe her father will bail her out of the mess she has created. Just to clarify, we're talking about a 32-year-old woman with a child here. - Okay. So I'm getting in trouble for nothing. - Battery against a female. - Yep, and then you have aggravated battery on police officers. - No, […]. Do you have the video? - Yes, we do. We have the video of you… - Okay, show it, and do you have the video of you aggravating me. - Nope. It's all on video. - Exactly, exactly. Except me […] if that's how that's going to roll out. - So it is just pointless to try to talk to her. - Okay. you'll have your time in court. You'll have your time court. - I guarantee. Yeah, you will too. Guess who's going to lose their job? All y all. Well, can you get off me? - Don't be pulling on her. - […]. - Hey, hey, hey. We're going to walk… - She's grabbing… - Listen. - She's grabbing my arm. - Okay. Listen. We're going to walk to the edge. - She's grabbing my arm. Get off me. She is grabbing my arm. […] - [Officer] You're making this happen. - I need… - Stop. - I'm not… - Do you understand? Stop. - Shut your face. I ain't doing nothing. […] - Hold on to her. Hold on to her. Are you all right? - […] It's on my hand. It's on my hand. Make him get off my hand. - Are you okay? - Yeah. - You sure? - Yeah. - Sure? - Yes. - It's on my hand. It's on my hand. - I'm behind you. - You are shoving my hand. My hand is seriously… What […]. Seriously, I'm […]. - Stop. Kneel. - Get off me. - Stop resisting. If you kick me, you're going to get more […]. - I did nothing wrong. - Put your arm in. - I'm not. Let me call my dad. Get them off me. […] I'll call 911. No, you're not. You're not […]. - I have to. - Oh, my God. I can't […] you won't do it. […] Don't pull my hands down. - I have to. […] - Go call my dad. - I'm sure he'll be called. - […] - [Officer] You can stay calm. Do you understand? Quit resisting. - Kelsey was charged with battery, an aggravated battery to a police officer. while Kelsey has a history of run-ins with the law, sometimes first timers can be equally dangerous, as our next case perfectly illustrates. 29-year-old Chelsea Neeb was pulled over by a Columbia County Sheriff's deputy for driving 57 miles per hour in a 35-mile-per-hour zone in Lodi, Wisconsin. Our speed demon thinks she's being super sneaky, but here's the thing about alcohol. It wreaks and can easily be detected by a police officer with a nose finely tuned by years of experience on the beat. Once detected, there's no avoiding the consequences. - But I am. - [Officer] You're not going to act like you're going to hit someone. Sit down. - No. - Sit. - Just leave me alone. You're the one. - Chelsea isn't your typical Karen who flips out at the slightest inconvenience. In fact, she's quite cooperative, but this is subject to change. - I just moved here. Me and my husband separated, and now we are back together. So I am going back to our home. - How much have you had to drink tonight? - I had like one beer at five, six o'clock. - All right, I'm going to be back up shortly. - Sorry, I know I was probably speeding. I speak all the time. - Okay, yeah. - I know. - I observed you at 57, it's supposed to be 35, okay? - Yeah. - All right, plus your headlight is the main reason. - My headlight? - Yeah. Are your headlights still on right now? - So suddenly everything literally tonight has pump on. I don't know, I had a problem in the past with my alternator. - So yeah, everything on this side's off. - Everything on this side. - Marker light, everything on that side in the front. - Can I see it? - Nope, stay in the vehicle, okay? - Oh, okay. Yeah, so everything just came on my vehicle. I don't know what this is. The check engine, and then cruise control just came on my vehicle and brake light, but when my brake is down… Oh, it came out. So I don't know what's going on with my vehicle, and my speedometer's not working. - Okay. - It's going all the way to 450, and I don't know, I have to take it in. It's acting weird. I don't know what's going on with it. - Okay, I'm just going to go back into a records check. I'll be back up shortly, all right? - Sounds good. - Chelsea's slurred speech and suspicious odor indicate that she may be intoxicated. The following encounter could have gone smoothly, but Chelsea wanted drama, and that's exactly what she got. - Why don't you step out for me, please? Why don't you leave the purse and the phone on the seat right there? Could you set your phone in the purse on the seat, please? I can just step over back to the front of my car here. - Sure. - Okay. It does appear to me… Here's fine. It does appear to me that there's indications of impairment, okay? - Okay. - So how much have you had to drink today? - I had to drink at like five, six o'clock. - Other substances? Anything else? No? - I drank maybe like three, four times a year. - So I'd like to conduct field sobriety testing, okay? - Sounds good. - Would you consent to doing that? - I'm not sure. What does that consist of? - It's standardized field sobriety testing, okay? - Okay. - So could I get you to stand right here facing me? So, can I get you to keep your arms down your side for me? - Yep. - What we're going to do is I need you to follow my finger, okay? Do you see my finger? - No, not at all. - Yes or no? - Sorry, yes. - Okay, follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? Keep your head still. - Sorry. - That's all right. - I'm thinking about my dog. - Are you thinking about your dog? - Yeah. - Why are you thinking about your dog? - Because […]. - Go and relax for me. Go ahead and turn facing this way. So next test is gonna be a walk-and-turn test. So what I need you to do is I need you to just imagine a line right in front of us, okay? Fairly easy, all right? Take your left foot, put your left foot on that line, and then take your right foot, put it heel to toe in front of your left foot. Keep your arms down at your sides, okay? All right, so for this test, what you're gonna do is you're going to take nine heel… Just stay in that position until I tell you to begin. You're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps forward. It's going to look like this. One, two, three series of small steps turning around, three, and so on until you get to nine. Do you understand? - Sure. - Okay, can I get you to get back in the starting position, please? Go ahead and begin. Count your steps out loud, please. - Five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. Nine, right? - Yeah. - Four, five, six, seven, eight. - Okay, so the last test is gonna be a one-leg stand test, okay? So for this test, what I need you to do is pick a foot, doesn't matter which foot, or pick a leg, you'll raise it off the ground six inches. Point your toe to keep your foot parallel with the ground. Keep your arms down at your sides, and you'll count 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, and so on until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? - Sure. - Okay, all right. - It's no sense, but sure. - Go ahead and begin. - 1001, 1002, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1008, 1009, 1010. - […]. - How does balance have to do with anything? I never leave my chair. This makes no sense. Well, 1011, 1013, 14, 15, 16. - Okay, go ahead and put your foot down. All right, I got one last test. I'll be right back. This next test is called a preliminary breath test. It's just like blowing up a balloon. You're going to take a deep breath and blow very hard until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? - Word. - Deep breath, blow, blow, blow. Harder, harder, harder, harder, harder. Yeah, blow harder, okay? Do you know what the legal limit in Wisconsin is? - It's like 0.7 or 0.8. - 0.08. Yeah, okay. Do you have any idea where you're going to be at? - I don't know. I think that I'm a little bit of a lightweight, but I spend hours, so maybe like 0.4. I don't… I have no idea. - Okay, and you said you only had the one drink around five or six? - Yeah. - Okay, so you're at a 1.14. Okay, so you are over the legal limit right now, okay? - How is that possible? - So, what kind of drink did you have? You said it was a beer? - It was a beer. - Okay, what kind of beer? - An IPA or something. I don't really drink that stuff normally. - All right, so right now you are under arrest for WI. So I need you to turn around for me, and put your arms behind your back. - Why? - No, no, no, no, no. Don't pull away, don't pull away, don't pull away, don't pull away. - Why? - What Chelsea does next reinforces the likelihood of excess booze in her system, paired with a serious lack of judgment, but again, Chelsea isn't making the best decisions tonight. - Relax. - What about my dog? - Relax. - What about my dog? - Relax, please. - Don't touch me. - Nope, […]. - Let go. - Relax. - Leave me alone. […] - No, no, no. […] - Yo, I haven't done anything. - Are you going to relax? - What about my dog, you […]? - […] - You probably beat your woman, you stupid b**ch. - All right, are you going to stand up nice? - F*ck you. - All right, come on. Stand up. - […] - Back seat. - Let me get my shoe, you f*ckin b*ch. - Get off my car. Have a seat. Get in there. Stand up. - You're a f*ckin douchebag that got C-minuses SAT. - Yeah. - Oh, yeah, I got it. You f*****g v****a. Motherf**ker. - Well, thank you. - F**ck you. […] - Did she? - Yeah. - When's that? - […] - I'm not sure. She said it's at home. - It's not even in the car? - No. - You better roll the windows and lock it. - Did she connect? - Oh, yeah. - Okay. She got my hand pretty good on that one. All right, well, now we start. - Yeah. - What are you doing with the handcuffs? - Did you lock my doors? - Not yet. - Why aren't you? - Not yet. - Not yet, what? Lock my f*****g door. Why should I be robbed? […] I'm being arrested. Lock my f*cking doors. - Because the tow truck's going to come and get the car. - No, you are going to lock my doors, and you're going to make sure I don't get robbed. Isn't that your f*cking job, to make sure I am protected as well as any other citizen? I am a citizen. Lock my f*cking doors. You have the option to do it right now, and turn off my f*cking light. Do you have my shoe? - I set it on the seat next to you. - Hope you know a dog's starving because of you, but really no one is in danger to C- f*ckin loser. How does it feel being a f*ckin below-average size? Feel good? I will have somebody pick it up. - Nope, it's getting towed. - No, it isn't. Hello, I'm talking… - It's getting towed. I already told you that. - You're a civil servant. If I tell you that you can have somebody else pick it up, then you can have somebody else pick it up. Do you forget that you're a civil servant? Do you forget that you are a civil servant? - The car is being towed by the next closest tow truck. - Do you forget that you are a civil servant? You are my servant. Do you understand that? - That's not happening. The tow truck will be en route. - Well, I'm going to sue you then. - Okay. - Hope you're ready because he has connections with the police department, regard. - All right, I have to read a form to you. Under Wisconsin's implied consent law, I am required to read this notice to you. "You have either been arrested for an offense that involves driving or operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, will you submit to an evidentiary chemical test of your blood?" Yes or no? - It wasn't not read to me before, you […]. - Is that a yes or a no? - No, my dog's going to suffer, and he can't eat anything for the entire night until tomorrow morning. - Why didn't you take your seatbelt off? Thank you. - Chelsea's ride to the hospital is filled with cursing and threats, and her next move isn't meant for the camera. - I understand. - I want to go to the bathroom. - Okay, and I understand, but right now we have to wait. - […] in order to relieve myself. - Okay, so there's a procedure we have to follow. So I'm just asking you to wait. - I don't give a f**k about your procedure. Let me go to the bathroom, dude. I have to pee. Let me go to the bathroom. Let me go to the bathroom. For the love of God, please let me not piss all over myself and go to the bathroom. I'm not going to pee on myself. Do you recall that I have to lightly go multiple times? - I understand that you said that, and I told you had to wait. I'm sorry. - I understand that I told you I had to pee multiple times and then you didn't allow me to? - I do understand that, yes. You're correct. I'm sorry, but this wasn't the correct time. - There is only a certain amount of time to hold their pee. I've been holding my pee since the moment you arrested me. Allow me to go to the bathroom. Are you going to write me another ticket? What is wrong with you? What is wrong with you? - What are you talking about? I didn't… - What is wrong with you? - I didn't write you another ticket for being in the back of my car. - […] nothing? - Not everyone has the audacity to turn a police car into a restroom. The embarrassing act didn't earn her the cop's mercy, but it did prove she was indeed an entitled Karen who had no respect for law and order. - That was a form that's going to go on the blood test. This is the affidavit for the search warrant. You will be getting other citations, but they won't be for that. - What? What other citations? - For speed. - Oh, my speed? - Yep. - I hope you feel f*ckin proud of yourself. Do you actually ever do anything to a service, the actual society? Do you put away pedos and rapists? No, you don't, f**kin looser. - Human f*ckin decency. - 30355. - Human f*ckin decency. All I did […] over drink by a little. I'm not allowed to go piss, what the f*ck is wrong with you? - Do you have both your shoes back on? - Yeah. - All right, come on. Come here. Come here. Come here. - No, I'm not f**kin resisting. Just let me f*ckin go. - Well, can I put this back behind your wrist the way it's supposed to be? - In the front, yes, you may. - All right, I can do that. Are you going to be cooperative? - If you're nice to me and not make me my own pants, yeah. - All right, this way. Look. I have to escort you. I have to escort you. - I can walk on my own. - No. Come on. - I can walk on my own. - Is that better? - I don't want you touching me. - I don't want you falling. - You are a strange man, and I don't know you. - Come on. - I don't know you. Please do not touch me. - Do you want to do it this way, or do we need to go back… - Please, do not touch me. - Are you going to cooperate? - I am cooperating. Don't touch me. - Come on, step this way. Can you have a seat right here for me, please? We'll be out shortly. Sit down. Nope, we're not going over this way. You're going to go sit down. - I don't want to sit. - Sit down. - Leave me alone. - Ma'am, sit down, or I will get a restraint chair. I've been trying to be as polite and as courteous as possible, but right now, I need you to have a seat. - I don't want to sit. I'm a free citizen. I know that you want full control over me, but I'm not doing anything. - Hey, there. - Honey, we're going to have to have some respect, or we're going to put you in a restraint chair. - That's fine. - Okay, let's go. - … got a speeding ticket before. - This isn't the end of the world, okay? - I don't drink. - Okay? It happens. - I'm being forced to pee my own *** pants. - No, you are not. - That's *** up. - Was that outside in the squad car? - Yeah. I asked multiple times to go to the… - I know, but do you understand why? - I didn't do anything to hurt anyone. - I understand that. - Why? - Did he tell you that he was waiting for the judge? You can't do anything without waiting for permission to… - He can't let me go to the bathroom? - No. - What kind of system is that? Go to the *** bathroom. You have to pee in the *** car, and then he wrote a *** thing about me like I chose to do that. Do you think I want to be *** covered in my own piss? - Just stay still for me, okay? - Okay, you have to stand up. - Just stand up. - Get up. We have to go behind because we have to go up to the jail. - I don't want to. - I understand you don't want to, but that's what happens. So stand up for me. - I'm not resisting. - Stand up, stand up, stand up. - I'm not resisting. - No, I understand. - Just put it in the front, please. - No, it's got to go in the back. - No. - It's got to go in the back. Otherwise, we have to do a belly chain and everything else. Do you want to do a belly chain, or do you want to go in the back? - Why is this the policy? I have no crime against me in any previous history. What is wrong with you? - But I am. - No, you are not. - You're not going to act like you're going hit someone. Sit down. Sit! - Just leave me alone. You're the one that putting me in *** chains and making me piss myself. Just go to the *** car and put me in the *** cage like you want me to. Are you going to drug me now? - We'll have to… - Yeah, you're going to drug me. - We are not going to drug you. - Yeah, great. I am asking to be walked down the hall. - I'll walk with you guys even, okay? - Then I'm going to be put in a belly chain. - Well, if you want your hands in front of you, that's what has to happen. - Why? I have no violent crime against me. Why? Why must I be in a belly chain? Why? Is that the policy? - If we can walk down the hall… - Go for it. - It's like a wheelchair. That's what it is, okay? - If you put me in a *** wheelchair, I swear to *** God, dude… - Are you going to voluntarily have a seat in the… - I would voluntarily walk to the car. I'm not voluntarily doing *** other than that. - Okay. - Do you realize I don't trust you? - Okay. - Am I allowed to not trust you? - Sure. - Why am I allowed to just… Why do I have no say in this? There's no way that I should be *** put in handcuffs to the point where I can't defend myself. - Okay, I understand that. - I have nothing to defend myself. - Okay, and you've already fought with this once tonight. - I fought… Do you have any *** injuries? I have injuries. I'm bleeding. I am cooperating. If I wasn't cooperating, I'd be *** attacking you right now, right? Like any other *** psychopath would be. I was cooperating right from the start until you guys literally forced me to the ground and *** shoved my shoulder into the ground without even *** saying so much as, "Hey, can you walk to my car?" Asking me a *** simple question. That is not appropriate. - Okay. It's also a simple request to just turn around and put your hands behind you back so you can be handcuffed. We have to do things a certain way with people, so just… - You guys have your procedures and everything else, but I am a human being, and he made me piss my pants. I told him three times, "I really have to go. I am going to pee my pants," and he let me pee my pants. Then he wrote it in his little *** notes: "Woman urinating in her *** pants in my car." I'm freezing my a*s off. I'm wet, and I'm cold, and I'm being told that I need to be *** restrained to a… - Do you want to hear anything that I have to say, ma'am? Because we're getting to the point I can speak with you and explain to you what's going to happen, or we can just do it because… - Just… Whatever. - Okay, so step forward. - I don't care. - We're going to secure your hands in the rear. That's the way we have to do it. Please, step… - These are a *** bunch of *** lunatics. Disgusting. You guys disgust me. Disgust me. Horrible human beings. You're a *** disgrace to America. I hope you all *** die. - That's not necessarily needed. What I'm trying to explain to you, we're just gonna… - "Can we explain to you how it's *** righteous for us to put a non-violent criminal in an uncomfortable position?" Why do we need trust one person? I don't know him. I don't know him. Why can't I call someone I know? Why can't I call someone I know? Why can't I call someone I know? Don't touch me. Stop touching me. Too tight. It's too *** tight, dude. It's too *** tight. Loosen it. Loosen it, please. - Put your feet on. - Please, loosen it. - All the way in. - Please, loosen it. It is too tight. - Lift your foot in now. Lift your foot. - It's too tight. - Can you reach across and just lift your foot? It's too tight. It's too tight. - Well, thank you. - I'll follow you in a minute. - Okay, thank you. - [Officer 1] Appreciate it. - [Officer 2] Yeah. - 1076 of the jail. […]. - I can't breathe. - Take a deep breath. In through the nose, out through the mouth. Come on. Sit up. Come on. Sit up. Come on. Look at me, okay? You understand? She was trying to hyperventilate and acted like she passed out. I just wanted to make sure she wasn't actually unconscious back there. Continuing onto the jail. Why did you take your seatbelt off? - ***. - Okay, well, you're supposed to leave it on, right? For your own safety? She's not very happy. - […]. - Huh? - […]. - She don't like me very much. - The whole mess earned Chelsea several charges. Four months later, Chelsea was found guilty of resisting/obstructing an officer after pleading no contest. Let's hope Chelsea learned her lesson and maintains a good distance from booze while driving. - while Amelia, Kelsey, and Chelsea had no chance of escaping arrest due to their critical indiscretions, our next individual could have simply walked away with city ordinance warnings. That is, if she had not gotten in her own way. See for yourself. This woman just can't help herself. - Nobody tried to your v****a, ma'am. - You did not get elbowed. You lying now. cops were called to remove 34-year-old Maya Goldsmith from a public restroom in Key West, Florida. Evidently, a city employee had been tasked with cleaning the restroom that Maya had been occupying for over an hour, but Maya wasn't about to leave the area quietly. Things were about to escalate to a crazy level. - You are going to jail. - In fact, you are going to jail. - Okay, let's go. I've been to jail. I know the procedures. - Okay. - You got the right one. - Considering that Maya is a Seattle resident with a suitcase in tow who's made a trek across the country, we are left to wonder if perhaps she's been using the lavatory as free lodging. - You got ID on us? - No. - You don't? - No, why do I need to give you my ID? - Because I'm conducting an investigation. What's your name? - I'm going to report you when I get done getting the information that I need. I'm telling you all feminists. - What's your name? - My name is Maya. - Can you spell the first name, please? - Hell no. You can do it. Do you need to see my ID? You asked for my ID, right? - Yes, I did. - Okay, let me give you my ID so you can shut the f**k up talking to me. - All right, ma'am, you can lose that attitude, or I just put you in handcuffs. - You can do what you have to do. I've already submitted the documentation to the justice department. You get female here because I don't want a male touching me. - No, I don't. That's not how this works. - That is how that works. - You're not in control here, ma'am. - Yes, I am. - I'm going to tell you right now, you can lower your voice, or I'm going to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail for disorderly conduct. Provide me a form of identification. - I don't want a man touching me. - That's not how this works, ma'am. - That's how it works. - No, it's not. - Okay, we'll see. - We will see. We will see because I'm going to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail. - Okay. There's nothing against the law for using the restroom, the public restroom. You said I was disorderly conduct. What was the conduct that I did? I have him on camera saying I'm going to jail for disorderly conduct. - He didn't… - Yes, he did. He did say that. - I'm not going to sit here and argue with… - I'm about to play it back. Hold on. - What I said was, if can you continue to yell at me, I'm going to arrest you for disorderly conduct. That's what I said. I don't need to see that. I was standing right here. I'll send it to you. What I said was, if you continue to… - I need my ID back. - You'll get it back when I'm done. - Okay. - What I said was… - Hold on. Before you continue… - I've been recording the entire time. I don't care. - I'm recording too. - What I told you was, if you continue to yell at me and try to yell over me, I'm going to arrest you for disorderly conduct. That's exactly what I said. - I don't want to continue to come in contact with you. I don't want nothing to do with you or the police department. - I don't care. - Okay, I know you don't care… - I'm here investigating a suspicious incident that was reported by a city employee, and by state law, you're required to identify yourself when I'm conducting a legal, lawful investigation. - I need my ID so I can leave. - Like I said, when I'm done, I will give it to you. - Okay. - I'm not accusing you of anything. I'm going to give you some information to help you stay out of trouble in the future, okay? I'm going to inform you of some city ordinances, such as we have no camping in the city of Key West. Key West defYnez camping a little bit differently than other places. Essentially, if you have a barrier between yourself and the ground and/or your personnel elements, that is camping. It does not matter if you're asleep or not. If you're caught camping from this point forward, you can and will be arrested. We have an open container city ordinance. If you walk around anywhere other than the Deval Street with an open container of alcohol, you can and will be arrested. However, if you start acting like an asset on Deval Street, we can revoke this privilege. It is not a right. Lastly, parking beach after-hours. All the city parks, all the city beaches. One of the city parks, which you are currently standing in, closed at 11:00 PM. They do not reopen until 7:00 AM. Do you understand? Ms. ***, I need a verbal confirmation. - I'm not saying nothing to you. I want my ID back. - So if you turn around and film this… - I did. I gave it to my lawyer yesterday. - Ma'am, I'm only going to tell you one more time not to raise your voice at me. This is how I speak. - I have not yelled at you. - So don't ask any questions because this is how I talk. - Ma'am, last warning. I'm just going to put you in handcuffs. You're not going to yell at me, you're not going to scream at me. You need to turn around and film the rules and regulations of all the park and city beaches, it has all the city ordinances that are relevant to you right there. Because if you break any of those city ordinances, you can and will be arrested. Say what you need to say. Go ahead. - Ma'am, I'm being harassed and stopped by the police, and I need help. - All right. - They won't leave me alone. - That's still disorderly conduct. You're trying to involve someone who has nothing to do with this investigation. - I'm telling you that I'm being stalked and harassed by the police. - I'm going to put you in handcuffs for disorderly conduct if you keep trying… - He is saying that I'm disorderly because I'm talking to someone else now. - Here's your identification. All these warnings will be annotated. - Kiss my a*s. - Well, that's not very nice. That's very rude, actually. Good-bye, Ms. Goldsmith. - while officers allow Maya to leave despite the unpleasant encounter, she's not about to let things go. This marks the very spot where she effectively sabotages herself, and she won't be getting any more warnings. - Ma'am, is my subject calling 911? Okay, well, hang on because you're on the phone with our dispatch, so we're just wanting to make sure you're okay. - No, I'm asking for another officer. - Okay, what's the problem with us? - Because I… Excuse me. No, it's okay. I'm going to the front. I'm being stalked and harassed. - All right, Ms. Goldsmith, come here. Ms. Goldsmith, I'm not going to chase you. Come here. Put your phone down. Put your bag down. - They're arresting me now. - Put your phone down. Turn around, face the wall, and put your hands behind your back. I'm arresting you for misuse of 911. You do not have a legitimate emergency, and you have two police officers standing in front of you. - Let's go so I can report you. - Stop. Face to wall.. Don't touch me. I do not want you patting me down or anything. - I don't care. That's not how this works. - Okay. So if you touch me, I'm going to… Okay. - Do you have anything illegal? - No, I do not. - Anything that's going to poke me? - No. I don't… - Do not touch me! - Ma'am, stop. You're not getting in my vehicle unless I search you. - So you need to call a female! Do not touch me. If you touch me, I swear to God, I'm going to kick. I'm going to fight. I swear to God. If you touch me, I'm going to fight. Do not touch me. I requested for a female officer. Stop pushing me. - Miss Goldsmith, you need to stop trying to pull away from me. - I'm not doing anything. - Ma'am. You going to jail. You going to jail. - Stop. You're going to jail. - In fact, you are going to jail. - Okay, let's go. I've been to jail. I know the percentages. - You're not… - You got the right one. - You're not getting… - So you need to call for another officer. - No, that is not how this works. - Okay, so I did. So you're going to be held accountable. I'm not giving you permission to touch me. - That's not how this works. - Okay, do what you gotta do, but I'm not giving you permission to touch me. - Miss Goldsmith, you need to stop. - Separate your feet. - No, you're not touching me. - Ma'am… - You're not touching my private property. - You need to stop. You need to stop. - I'm recording it. - We are recording through our cam. - I'm recording too. - I got a feature. - Roll around your side. Put your knees up to your stomach. - I'm not doing it. I have a dress on. Thank you. - Ma'am, put your knees up. - I'm not doing it. - Ma'am, it's for you. You don't appreciate. Thank you. - You are in trouble. You are in big trouble. I told you was in trouble. - Damn it. - […]. Ma'am, will you go ahead and roll rescue, please? - You scrape me. I have cuts and bruises. - Yeah, you see that? - Subject has no injuries. But she bit me on the wrist. She broke the skin. - No, I did not bite you. I did not bite you. - Did I bite myself? - I did not do that! - You lied. You scraped me, and I do have injuries. You see that s**t? Don't play with me. - Ma'am. - You threw me to the ground like a man. - You tried that all about to me. - Because you tried to drop my v****a! Get the f**k from off of me like that. - Stop. - Get the f**k off me like that. - Do not. That's better. Get off of me. - Stop. - If you scrape me up, that's more. - Well, you've already elbowed me, bit him. - Because you tried to touch my v****a. Nobody tried to touch… - And you did not get elbow. You're lying now. You trying to make the situation worse. But I got it on camera. - And so do we. - I was calm until you tried to touch my v****a. I need a female officer. I requested for a female officer. Get the f**k off my skin. - Stop resisting. - Thought I didn't know the law. Anytime a female request is for a female officer, she is supposed to get it. When she's in compliance. You thought I didn't know that she did you? You thought I didn't know that she didn't you. You going to say a b***h? You said the same thing the US Marshall said. I'm going to testify. - Yeah, just… I don't know. - Don't put your stuff over me like. - Well, considering you've already tried to kick us, elbow us and a bit somebody. Well, I'm going to say cuz it's true. That's all on camera. - You in trouble. I did not bite you and I did not kick. - No, you didn't bite me. You didn't kick me. You elbowed me. - It's okay. - Yep, this one right here. - I kicked him. Okay. So you admit it? - I kicked back when you tried to touch my v****a. Yes. He went down there, tried to touch my v****a and I went like that. - You don't have to yell. I'm talking. - Okay, so I'm letting you know why I did what I did. Cause you tried to touch my private part. - Okay. - Considering we had our hands on your shoulder. - No, you did not! - Okay. - Take me to jail. - You're going to go to jail. - I'm ready to go now. - Well, it doesn't work like that. Cause we have to wait for our supervisor now. - I want to stand up. - You're not going to stand up. The best I'll do for you is I'll let you sit up and lean against the wall. - I'm not doing that. - Okay. You're not standing up? That's, that. - And I have scrapes in the front as well. From them slamming me on the ground. - We'll wipe them off, all right. We'll clean them up. - I'm good. - All right. I'm just going to rub a little. You don't want nothing. Okay. All right, no problem. You don't matter who you pay, what you do. Your a*s is in trouble. And I know for the simple fact of the call, your a*s is in trouble. - Okay. - Your supervisor on the way, right? - Yep. He'll be here in a minute. Thank you. - It's more of the same. As everyone on the scene eagerly awaits the arrival of the police supervisor. Hopefully, he'll have a calming effect on the chaotic atmosphere. It's clear that Maya is beginning to weigh on the patience of all first responders by now. - It's a wrap for you. Because I'm going to jail, and I'm a stay in that b***h, too. - Okay, well, yes, you are. - I'm telling you, I want to. I've been to jail, you stupid. Up. You stupid. - Okay. - Don't you know, you stupid? I'm homeless, b***h. That's a hotel to me, you dumba*s. - Okay. Keep talking. - I get three minutes a day and a bed, you dumba*s! That's a hotel to me. - Keep screaming. You're just adding to my disorderly charge. - I don't give a… I have the right to be upset. You are not God. - I never said I was. - He stomped on my back. He had his knee on my back. When he threw me to the ground. He had his knee on my back going like this on the ground. - Well, here's the problem with that statement. It is his camera Washington the whole time, which was facing directly toward… - It doesn't matter what you say. - So what you're saying right now… - You are the very reason I'm in handcuffs. - Now, this is why I think body cameras are essentially these days. They can potentially protect all parties involved in situations like this one. But if Maya thinks the supervisor is about to confirm the validity of her grievances, she couldn't be more wrong. - What happened was… - I already know what happened, and it's all on body cam. You were in the bathroom. You didn't want to leave for the janitor? - No, I did leave for the janitor. - He came and tried. Well, eventually. But he comes to try just to tell you, you know, what goes on here in the city, and then you call 911 for no reason. - No, that's not what happened. - Okay. I gave them my ID. All of this is on cameras where I recorded all of this, too. And I submitted to my lawyer back in Washington, DC, before I got the time. He did ask me for my identification. He asked me for everything, and I gave him everything. So as I was walking away, I called the police. That's when I called the police because I wanted to talk to the sheriff's office. - Why you call the 911? - Because I wanted to talk to the sheriff. - 911, is for emergency. - I didn't know that I called that number to talk to get the number, but I'm not from here to get the number to the sheriff. - What was wrong with the police officer telling you the rules about. For what? - Because I feel like I was… My rights were… - Violated? - Correct. - Okay. - I felt like my rights were violated. So I wanted to talk to the sheriff's office and the chief of police. So as I'm walking away to do that, he comes behind me and says, "Well, I'm arresting you. And I said, "For what?" He said, "For calling 911 for no reason." - I said, "I did have a reason, and that was the reason why I was calling them, because I felt like my rights were violated. He then texted me and tries to touch my private area after taking my ID, knowing I'm a female. He put me… He asked me to get into wall. I gotta get out. All of this is on camera. I put my stomach against the wall as he said. He said, "Open your legs, so I can search. I said, "Not. I'm not letting you touch my v****a, b***h." He then tried to lean his hand down and touch my v****a. As I resisted, he picked me up and threw me to the ground and put his knees on my back. And that's why I have these scrapes and bruises. - Yes. And then the woman that he… That they so-called witness, she was calling me a man too. - You want to stand up? - Yeah. Okay. All right. Miss Goldsmith, right? - That's correct. - All right, let's stand up. We'll help you. - Now, listen, I've heard your side of the story. I'm going to investigate what happened. - Keep me in there for a while. - All I'm telling you is it's over and done with. Just go out to the jail, get booked in, and if there's something that need to do on my end, based on what I see on the video, I'll deal with it. Okay? Don't get yourself in any more trouble. Okay? Well, I'm going to have a female search you on the way out. - Thank you. - And he told me that… Do you have any weapons? - No. He told me that you could not do that s**t, and I knew that was a get the law. I knew that s**t. Male police officers can search women, and they can't… - Unless we request a female. - No, it doesn't work that way. We don't always have a female to give you. The problem is, I'll deal with it. I'll have a female search you. That way, there's no more bad animosity between you guys. - He needs to put my ID back in my stuff. - We'll make sure everything goes back. Just go sit in the car. - Mam, over here. - You need to hurry up, mother, and put me in my jail cell so I won't have to see your ugly a*s again until we go to court. Hurry up and get me the up out of here. This a crime. It's a crime. So I know. I'm going into your jail cell with you committing f***ing crime! You know how good I feel right now? I feel awesome. He tried to… He tried to touch me! He tried to touch my v****a. He tried to touch me! - Okay. - I know. He tried to touch me! He tried to touch me! - I'm going to take it off of the car. Are you gonna compromise with me? - Yes. - Okay. All right. - In the end, Maya incurred several charges including resisting with violence, two counts of battery, and misusing 911. If you thought Maya gave the officers a tough time, wait until you meet 24-year-old Ynez, who really knows how to make a splash. Quite literally. Ynez celebrated her birthday by either getting hit by a car, crashing into another car, or driving into a tree. Nobody knows. Because she was so hammered, she gave multiple reasons for parking her Dodge Charger in the middle of a sidewalk in Brazos County, Texas. It was up to responding officers to attempt to make sense of the bizarre situation. As Ynez would prove to be little help? - I *** […]. Look it up! I cannot breathe! And I'm telling you, I cannot breathe! - When asked about her oddly parked car, Ynez played the innocent victim. But her acting was as terrible as her driving. Right off the bat, the cop was sure that she was dealing with a drunk, misbehaving brat. - Hi. What's going on? - […] the cars. - Sorry. What way were you driving? - This way. - This way? And you said that… Do you know who was following you? - The truck. - The truck? What kind of truck? - A black truck. - A black truck? You didn't call us? - As long as I saw the taxi right there, […] I pulled in over there. I wasn't scared. I worked at this Eddie. I just started working there. So I said, "I don't know." I just… My mom always told me, "Just let me get over you leaving me to watch who's following you." As soon as I left, right there. And I just put it right here. And I told the people that I was serving land, but I felt like something was wrong, and they followed me here next time. - This is them? That's a white truck, though. - But I'm saying that the other truck that was told me was a black shark. The guys that got into the church was a black church. - Okay, so who are these guys? - I asked him. I was already serving him. - So who are these people right here? - These are people that I serve. And I told them that I was already aware and I was already speaking to them. I've been working there for a few days, like about a week. - So what… - I've seen them about two days. And I told them. I told them today. - What'd you hit? - Huh? - You hit something? What did you hit? - The other car. - What other car? - I don't know. Is it there a car or a tree? - You hit a car or a tree? - Yes, ma'am. I was the light… Car was following me, and I was trying to get away from here. That's it. - I was right here down the street. I live on Jackson Street. I was down two streets away on Archie's. - Okay, can you step out of the vehicle, please? Are you sick? - No, ma'am. I woke up with a little cough this morning because I had a… - Thank you. - Are you able to find your license and your insurance? […]? What's your name? - Inez Martinez. - Inynez? I-N… - Y-N-E-Z. I work at Zucchi's. […]. I stay off on 14th Street. - Okay, I thought you said you worked at Fast Eddie's. - I work at […] Street and […]. - So you don't work at Zucchi's anymore? - I work at Zucchi's and at Fast Eddie's. You can go ahead and look at it. They're both […]. You can go ahead. It's two blocks from my house on Zucchi's. I just barely […]. But I only worked at Fast Eddie's for about two weeks. - Do you still live on 49th? Can you do me a favor? Like I said, can you step out of the vehicle for me, please? - Can I go and call my family or something to let them know that you all are going ahead with whatever you all are doing? Hey, mom. I'm right here across from CVS and Verizon. […]. They have me pulled over, mom. So I'm just letting you know. What is your name? - Officer Paredes. - Officer what? - Paredes. - Paredes? What is your name? - […]. - Officer […]. CLM-8799. Let me see your stuff. - It's 9383. - Can you give me my ID back? - No, ma'am. - Okay, what is your… - I need you to step out of the vehicle. - Can you give me your ID? - It's 9383. - 93 what? - 83. - 9383. - I need you to step out the vehicle. - 9383. What's your name? - Officer Paredes. - 9383. Officer Paredes. Because she's going ahead and taking me out of my *** car when there ain't s**t wrong with me, mom. - Go ahead and step out of the vehicle, and put your phone down, please. - All right, mom. I'm right across the street from Verizon. Taking me out of my car. I'm telling you right now. I'm across the front of the street from CVS, mom. - Can you go ahead and put your phone inside? Go ahead and your phone inside. - Go ahead and give me my ID. - You're not going to have your ID back, okay? - All right. - Do you want to do some tests that will check if you're okay? Do you mind if I check your eyes, make sure you're okay to drive? - My mom lives right behind that mall. - Say yes or no? - I don't care what you do. - Okay, come with me over here. Come with me over here. - As a matter of fact, I'm finna get my keys out of my car. Can I get my keys out of my car? - Not right now, no. - Can I turn my car off? Yes, I can do that. Because before I walk away from my car, yes, I can do that. - Okay, let's go ahead… - No, I can get my keys from my vehicle. Can I get my keys from my vehicle? - You can go back that way. - Yes, you can. - Let's go and do this test… - Officer, I know you're allowed to let me turn my vehicle off. - This is the last opportunity… - Okay. - Come over here… - I also know that it's my last opportunity to get my keys out of my vehicle. I'm asking you, Officer. Can you turn my vehicle off? - Your vehicle is already off. - No, it's not. I'm watching the *** lights on. - It even says, "Press brake and push buttons to start." - All right, so you all […] my vehicle then? Correct? - What? - You're not […] my vehicle then, right? It was off. Correct, right? Correct. - Yeah, please… Hey, stop. Stop. - You said […], so go on ahead and lock that motherf****r right now. - Stop. - Stop touching me. Nah, you're not allowed to take my phone out of my pocket. Mom. Nah, get my phone back to my pocket. - All right, let's go. Come on. - You are not allowed to take my *** from my *** pocket, bro. No, you're not. - Let's go. - No, you're not because you hung up a *** phone call that I was on. For what? - Let's go. Come on. - For what? For what? Hold on. Ma'am, hold on. Somebody wrecked into me, and you're not letting me speak to my mother? For what? - You told me that you hit a tree or another… - No, ma'am. - That's exactly what you said. - No, ma'am. - Unsurprisingly, Inynez's already unpleasant attitude takes a nosedive after the walk to the police car. Suddenly, she's in a state of utter despair. - … 13th Street, ma'am. You can call my sister. You can see my phone. I've had my sister pick me up every night from Zucchi's (crying). I have not wrecked my car. I have not done that to my door. Wait, ma'am. Wait, wait, wait. - Ma'am, please. This is the last time… - Wait. Yes, ma'am. That's fine. But can you… My sister is […]. - Sit down. - I have her drop me off two streets away every night. - Get inside of the vehicle, please. - I do not drive. - You're going to get sprayed. I don't want to spray you. - Well, why do you ask me if I can… If you're not letting me get in, why do you ask me? - Get in, please. - Why do you ask me can I […] and you're not letting me? What's the… - I'm going to go and go there. - Okay, so you're going to get my phone and my wallet? - Yes, ma'am. - And my shoes. - And your shoes. - I didn't do nothing. I left Zucchi's when my car was already like that. […]. Please. Please. - Yeah, would you? - Yeah. - Please don't. I can have my mom pick me up. Please. Officer, I can have my mom pick me up. - We're a little past that, ma'am. - Please. It's my birthday. I don't want to go to jail. I can have my mom pick me up. Officer, please. Please, Officer. - I can't have you do that, ma'am. - Please. - We're past that. - I will calm down. Officer. - She hit something. Told me the first thing that… Basically, everything she was saying is not what she told me when I first got here. She says that she either hit a tree or another vehicle. We can't even find the point of impact where the… Her front end is damaged. Nobody hit her, from my understanding. I asked her if she called the police; she did not call us. I asked her why not; she said that somebody was following her, and she pulled into this parking lot. That's what she said. - Who's this person? - Random bystander that called it in since she didn't. She was trying to get out of here. You can see by the tire marks. - Can I even talk to her, just to calm her down? She's going through a lot. Her boyfriend's in jail. She's going through a lot. It was her birthday. [Mom] It was just her birthday. - [Officer] That's what she saying. - [Mom] It's just her birthday. Now, I feel guilty because I took her to drink for a little bit. - Well, go ahead and just stand by. If she's going to be cooperative, we'll let […]. If she's going to continue screaming at us, then I'm going to have to say no, okay? So let me grab what she wants. She wants her wallet, her phone, her shoes, and that's it, okay? - She's telling me that some black truck did run her off when she was on the phone as they were cutting her off, and she was like, "Hey, just to let you know, I'm right here." She was like, "The truck grabbed me off." It's my little one. It's my 16-year-old. It can be true that somebody did hit her because she or her little sister… - Okay, rear-ended her, or… - I don't know. I have no idea. - Because this would've happened to have been a head-on collision. - A head-on collision? - Somebody's following her back down… - On the back. So is that where her… - The damage is done upfront. - Okay, can I take a picture of her car? - Sure. - Yeah. I have no idea. At this point, I have no idea. - Like I said, give us a second. Standby. We're there, and once we're done here, doing what we need to do, I'll let you take pictures, okay? - Though Inynez's mother responded to the site, the young woman had dug herself a massive hole, and no mommy card could get her out. But Inynez was only getting started with her dramatics. - My whole pants is ruined because I f*****g pissed myself. (crying) I don't like gentlemen. […] my mom. I don't care how drunk I am. I don't like gentlemen. My whole pants is pissed. My whole pants is pissed. I'm scared. - Give me one second, okay? - I'm scared in here. Please. I can't, I can't, I can't. I just need some air. I just need some air. - You have air. - I know, ma'am. I can't, I can't. Inside spaces, I can't, ma'am. - Okay, let me turn the air on for you, okay? - Please, can I just… […]. Let me catch some air. Let me catch some air. - Ma'am… - […]. I just need to get some air. - Ma'am, do you need me to call medics? - Yes, please. I need some air. I need some air. - […] headquarters, can I have medics […]? - I just need enough air. - The window is down. You have AC back there. - I can't. I can't. I have a blood disorder. I can't. You see my lips all stuck, just getting to my hair, ma'am. I just need some air. - Medics are coming, okay? - Ma'am, just open my window. That's all I need. You can have me… I just need some air. - Ma'am, the window's open. - I cannot breathe. Can you call my mom? I need some air. I cannot breathe. Can you just let me stand outside? Ma'am, I'm so claustrophobic. - In just a second. Medics are coming, okay? Medics are coming. They're going to come and check you out. Just take deep breaths. - Ma'am, can I just stand outside? - I can't let stand outside. - Can you just roll my window down? - Your window is down. - It's not. - It is. - Ma'am, just let me me stand outside. - I can't let you do that, okay? So like I said… - Ma'am, I feel like I can't breathe. I'm asking for help. - I know. Medics are coming, okay? I can only help you out so much. - I can only ask for help so much. It's not rolled down. The window is not rolled down. Mom! Mom! Mom, help me! Mom! Mom! Mom, I can't breathe! Mom! Mom, I can't breathe! Mom, I can't breathe! […], you ***. My nose is bleeding, mom. I have a blood disorder. Please press charges on ***. Mom, press charges on her, please. Please. I have a blood disorder, ***. I have a blood disorder. I can't *** breathe. […], bro. I have a *** blood disorder. Look it up. I cannot breathe. I am telling you I cannot breathe. - It's here that Inynez's performance reaches its most dramatic point yet, and she showcases her signature move. - You're going to wait till I die? What's your name? What's your name? What's your name, ***? Officer Paredes. Officer Paredes. - You're making it worse. - *** you. - You're making it worse. - *** you. - [Officer1] That's an additional charge. - [Girl] I told you all should look it up. I have a blood disorder. You can look it up. Because on my blood work from the very first time that I got *** arrested. I can't breathe. I'm telling you that I'm claustrophobic. All that *** is in my *** paperwork from the very first time I got at 19. I cannot breathe. I'm telling you that I cannot breathe. I'm telling you I cannot breathe. I'm losing my mind in here. I just need to roll this window down a little bit. That's all I'm asking you because I cannot breathe. I'm being so for real. I'm being so for real. Can you please roll down this window? - Okay. - Officer Paredes, this is going to be last time that I'm going to ask you. Can you please roll down the *** window? Mom! Mom, I can't breathe! Mom! - Has she tried to spit on your tea? - I cannot breathe. I'm asking her to roll the window down. Mom! Mom, please help me! I cannot breathe. Mom! Mom! I cannot breathe! Officer Paredes, please. This going to be the last time that I'm going to ask you. Can I please get some air? Officer Paredes, I'm asking you very nicely. I really need some air because I cannot breathe. Officer Paredes, I want drugs, and I really need some air. Please, please, please, can you give me some air? - This poor officer! I feel for her and can feel my blood pressure rising by the minute. It seems she's doing everything she can to control the situation, but Inynez wants no part of it. Still, the officer has to read some important information to her. - […] under section 106.04 on alcoholic beverage code. - Did you all even intoxicate me? - Let me finish this… - Can you intoxicate me? Can you go ahead and do that right now? - You will be asked to give a specimen of your breath and or blood. - All right, go ahead and do that right now. Mom! Mom! Mom! Hold on. Don't let my mom go. Don't let my mom go. Don't let my mom go. - If you refuse to give the specimen… - ***, and suck my ***. Suck it. b***h. Suck it. What's your name, miss? f**k you, ***. - … privileged to operate a motor vehicle will suspended or denied for lot less than 180 days. Whether or not you are subsequently prosecuted… - Did you do the drug test on me? - If you refuse to submit to the taking of a specimen, the officer may apply for a warrant authorizing a specimen to be taken from you. If you are 21 years of age… If you refuse to give a specimen… - I need a tissue, Ms. Officer Paredes, to blow my nose. - … prosecution, your license, permit, or privilege to operate a motor vehicle will be suspended or denied for not less than 180 days. Whether or not you are subsequently… - I need to blow my nose, and I know you can hear me. - If you refuse to submit taking of a specimen, the officer may apply for a warrant authorizing a specimen to be taken from you. If you are 21 years of age or older and submit to the taking of a specimen, analysis of a specimen shows that you have an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more. Your license, permit, approval to operate a motor vehicle be suspended or denied, for not less in many cases… - Hey, can you say that… - Whether or not you are… - Can you say that louder because I can't hear you bi*** - You are younger… - I can't hear you? Can you say that on this side of the door because I can't hear you? - Your license… - You have my window rolled down and nobody can hear you. And I know this by the way you hear, this camera hears me, baby. Do you see this camera? That's on the other side of the f*****g window. I'm on this side of the door. Do you see that f*****g *** - If you submit to the taking of the specimen, you have a permit… - On the other side of the door? …proceeding in accordance with Article 38.5… - What the f*** are you saying, […] American Bank? Louder, f**k, on this side of the door. Nobody can't hear this f****t… - Alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more. Nobody can't hear you. Hey, baby, baby, baby. [***] Stupid a*s b***h, stupid a*s b***h. You speak on my side of the door because nobody can't hear you from that side of the door. - The request can be made by written demand, fax or other forms from scratch… - Hey, hey, hey. - I certify that I have *** or in writing the consequences of refusing to the taking of a specimen or providing a specimen. I certify… - Hey Miss Perez, can you say that *** from this side of my window because nobody can't hear you from that side of the window? - I certify… - Nobody can't hear you from that side of the window, b***h. - Well, that truly was a mouthful. Once again, this further reinforces my position that body camera footage is invaluable. It's going to be hard for Inez to claim she didn't treat the officer terribly, considering it's all been recorded. Inez was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated and harassment of a public servant. - Thank you, Detective Dale, for sharing these intriguing tales. So, do you think these folks learned their lesson? 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