It's not funny. >> With people like this, sometimes it's hard for officers to keep a straight face. >> My head so big, everybody. >> From fake seizures to wild deceptions, some suspects will try anything to escape the lock. Will witness traffic stops gone sideways, a truck ablaze, and an airport trespasser who just won't quit. And really, can you blame them? >> Brenda, knock it on. Stop. Brenda, >> keep your head still. Today, Detective Dale will walk us through five wild cases where you're about to see suspects trying every trick in the book to avoid trouble. >> I've had my fair share of unbelievable encounters with suspects. Sometimes they'll make you laugh and sometimes they'll make you roll your eyes so hard it's surprising they don't get stuck in the back of your head. Sit up for me. Sit up for me. >> Starting with our first case where a suspect takes resisting arrest to a whole new level with her notorious and frankly unbelievable signature move. >> Last time you do this was much easier when you actually set up. >> On August 7th, 2024, a seemingly routine encounter took a bizarre turn when an officer approached a suspect who quickly launched into a dramatic performance. Go ahead and get me. Go ahead and get me. >> Come on, Brenda. As the officer approached the suspect, she pedled casually past him, acting as if nothing was wrong. >> Huh? >> Sorry, Brandon. This is your warning. >> 2978. Go ahead and get me. >> Come on, Brenda. [Music] >> Scared St. George. Can I give a medicine, please? >> No. Stop. >> Brenda, >> this fake seizure doesn't work every single time. [Music] >> She's not tripping. She takes a seizure. She gets arrested. Try to knock it off. Knock it off. Knock off. vote me 2979. Papa 298. >> If you guys are still 51, just come to Spanish street. >> She's stupid as hell. >> She's stupid as hell. She's faking. >> She kept looking back at me. I was like, "Brenda, Brenda, stop. Brenda, stop." >> So, we started coming down Kuna Street and I was like, "No, Brenda, stop." And she's like, "No, please don't arrest me." I was like, "Brenda, stop." And she said, "No, you're going to arrest me." >> And so, I was like, "Brenda, if you don't." >> So, I was like, "Brenda, if you don't stop, I'm going to push you off that every time." >> Watch out. It's about slip. Just sit her up. >> Sit up for me. Sit up for me, please. Sit up. >> Go ahead. [Music] Stop, Brenda. Oh, we'll just lay on our back. >> Despite the drama unfolding on the pavement, no one seemed truly alarmed. Officers watched closely, but there were no signs of real distress. Just slow, deliberate breathing and limp limbs, like a script she'd rehearsed. Medical backup was briefly considered, but it didn't take long to recognize the routine. >> Get her off this road. [Music] All right. Hold on. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Last time you did this was much easier when you actually set up. [Music] [Music] secure the back of my vehicle with fire rescue 51. >> I'll have them at Spanish. [Music] She's got signal 31, too. She's got >> something to do with tattoos. We put our cuffs. I think you were actually out there. She started pretending like she sees him. >> Um only when you get cuffed because we were able to chase her down on a bike and then she got up and ran. So >> a little bit more. >> Yeah. >> However, when paramedics checked her, she was completely fine. No medical issues, no signs of distress. Still, officers suspected she might have been under the influence of something, possibly a mix of substances which could explain her erratic behavior. >> Brenda. >> Hey, what up? [Music] >> I just share her vitals. I mean, she just cuz she acts like she sees it every time and then we'll be out of your hair. >> That's a bunch of stuff. I'm not really too sure what though. >> Just [Music] thank you guys. >> We're trying to sit her up, but she won't sit up. So, oh, she's good. I appreciate it. >> Yeah, I think drunker than whatever else she's been smoking. >> I mean, rescue's here. So, else >> I mean, if y'all her vitam she come with us, I mean, unless they deem her if all y'all are safe, you guys need to go to the hospital. We're good. >> Okay. >> All right. As officers prepared to transport her, she remained limp and uncooperative, forcing officers to lift and shift her like dead weight. >> Hey, Brenda, if you sat up, it'd be way easier. Then why you won't have to Hold on. Can you undo? >> Thank you. >> Just drop her legs. >> Yeah. >> What side? Oh, she's Oh, she's able to stand up. Okay. >> Oh my god. She heard me. >> Fire rescue clear. Perfect. >> Yeah. >> You going to be able to squeeze through there? >> Probably not. >> Make sure to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell so you don't miss any more unbelievable stories like this. >> You sit her in this way. smiling. >> Yes. >> I think that just holds you. >> Can you pull that towards you? >> Are you stuck? >> Yeah. [Music] Put on the outside door. Is that how it goes? >> No. >> Yeah, it has to go outside the door. >> Where? >> Can you open the door? Jacob, >> I don't want to ride with Brenda. >> I don't know. >> Jacob, can you pop the door? >> Yeah. Thanks. >> There's got to be a place for that to clip to. >> Thank you. >> Am I missing something? >> You got to be able to hang it outside. I can't imagine. >> Yeah, but it collaps around. Ding up the truck. >> I mean, it's not going to hurt her. >> I already tried that. She just go like this. >> Where did those red clips go? Did I just hang down? >> You all right? >> That okay? >> Yeah. Just hanging. >> She's sitting there, so she's good. You >> okay? >> Even a dose of Narcan was given more out of caution than need. Still, she didn't comply. It was chaotic, frustrating, and almost comical. But for law enforcement, it was just another episode in the ongoing saga of Brenda. >> You want to try another spelling salt? >> Do the other one? >> Yeah. here. I didn't pop it yet. >> There's dirt there on every 314 one. Where did you >> She's got the warrant. Then she also had possession of resisting help. >> She had Where was she at? >> Uh she passed us on the Bayront. When the supervisor said, "Hey, she's got a warrant." I chased her up the Bayront. She tried running from me, went towards St. George Street. I had to push her off the bike. She said she wasn't going to stop or else she'd get arrested. So pushed her off the bike. She got up, took off running down St. George Street, and I grabbed her. And then once I went to go put handcuffs on her, then she started trying to take a seizure. Like, Brenda, this doesn't work. You do this every single time. >> So, we gave her one on scene and she like scrunched her lo still trying to like act like she's not with her. >> Yeah. says this every [Laughter] her husband in here too. >> I know. I saw that. [Music] >> Brenda faced charges for having an illegal substance and resisting arrest without violence. Also, she was handed 24 months of probation, 50 hours of community service, and a stack of fines to pay off. Just like this. For our next case, a minor violation soon exposes a passenger desperate to outrun the truth, leading to a chaotic encounter. >> Yes. Thank you. Yes, I ain't got no warrant. >> On May 2nd, 2024, just after 2:00 a.m., the quiet streets of Westlake, Ohio, were pierced by flashing red and blue lights during what began as a routine traffic stop. But it didn't take long for officers to realize something was off. Every time I This is not my first time getting pulled over, bro. Oh, that's what you're owing for to come back through your radio. >> When the officer approaches the car, things don't take long before they spiral. >> Other reason, your front windows attended. All right. You know what the for legal limit is? It's 50%. All right. I'm going to give you a pen and paper. I'm going to have you write your information down for me. All right. Do you have a license or no? No. Do you have a license? No. Do you know if you have a license or no? All right. >> I know. Officer, I ain't even going to cap. I'm not I can't even I'm not even >> I'm sorry. >> Why? Why would you be going to jail? >> Don't matter. >> I don't know cuz >> Do you have warrants or anything? >> I don't know. >> What? What would you have warrants for? >> I just I don't know. I just uh >> So, I mean, look, just be honest with me. If it's traffic warrants, they're probably not even going to take you. >> I don't got no traffic warrants. I don't drive. >> All right. >> I about say if it's surplus work, I don't know about them, but I'm just being dropped off to my people. >> Okay. Is there anything illegal in the car? Anything like that? No. >> No. No. No. No. >> Miss, I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. Okay. [Applause] >> I'm going to have you help out as well. >> Yeah. Hang on. Hang tight. Hold on. Hang tight. >> I'm high. I cannot I can call my mom right now. She can tell you I cannot remember my social. I Every time I This is not my first time getting pulled over, bro. >> What? November 2nd, 2004. That's your birthday. >> Yes. >> All right. >> How well do you know her? >> But she was just my driver. >> How well do you know her? >> I She's just my driver. >> Okay. How well do you know her? >> I don't know her well. >> Is there anything in this vehicle that's illegal? >> No. >> Is it okay if we search the vehicle? >> Yes. Go ahead. No. Oh, no. No. I ain't even going to fake. I ain't got nothing in here. I just don't want like No. I Nope. Oh, that's what you're for to come back through your radio. >> Mhm. >> How much did you smoke? >> You know what mean? >> Huh? >> You know what me bro? Listen, bro. I'm a stoner. That's why I got a driver. I ain't even going to >> That's fine. I'm just asking. You're You are out of it. >> I know me. I got a driver. >> Yeah. No, you did the right thing. >> You feel me? I I correct. That's why I said like I ain't even going to fake. Can I Can I ask you something, too? Can you come over here while I Can you come over here while I stand next to your partner? >> I just want to ask y'all something. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Okay. I got pulled over by Bratnar. I was the same way. They said, "Oh, you too high. Oh, you they respecting my They respecting my uh >> You got lighter on you. I just want my >> What y'all doing, bro? >> Record. >> No, y'all both turned out y'all record turned on. >> We should hold on. Where my phone at? They wouldn't let me get my phone. Let me turn on my recorder then. >> Talking. We've been recording since I came up to you. >> All right. >> I know. I know. >> Slow down. >> But I'm just having fun with y'all. The situation escalates fast when officers begin verifying her identity and asked to search the car. She starts getting agitated and uncooperative. >> If you want to be outside and your friends like, "Oh, they I got license." You going to say you got license? >> If if say you was in her predicament, oh, I got license everything. I'm pretty sure she got license. I didn't know she had a warrant though. I told her. I seen y'all. I said, "I see the police." I said it. I seen y'all jump behind as soon as we got on the highway. I told her, I said, "Get over." She like, "Oh, okay." She like, she get over. >> So, let me ask you this. What was with all the back and forth? The back and forth was I >> You guys pulled into Dunkin Donuts, waited there, pulled out, pulled into Serpentini, waited there, came back out building, waited there, came back out. >> We going to We going to get somebody. I ain't even going to cap. We going to get somebody. They giving us the runaround. >> They giving us the runaround. We sitting here trying to figure out what's going on. That's what I'm saying. >> So, I'm going to ask you again because it's your grandma's vehicle. Normally, you drive the car. Is it okay if I search the vehicle? I mean, >> I don't have none in. Okay. >> Is it okay if I can search your vehicle? >> So, your name is first name is spelled what? >> SK Y. >> Last name is >> Williams. >> And your date of birth? >> Two. No, not two. I just told him that. >> No. Is it November 2nd, 2004? >> Yes, that's what I'm saying. >> Okay. You keep saying ID? >> No, I don't have my ID. I'm Do you have one in general? An ID card or a license? >> No. >> You've never had an Ohio ID card? >> No. >> How old are you? >> Yes, I did have an IOD card, but I've got I don't got it on me. >> No. What address is on it? >> I'm drunk. >> No. What address is on that? >> York Drive. >> Oh, you can't either. >> No. >> 89. NY89. >> Face the car. >> You 90 >> number 90. Search me. Shoot me. I don't give a Y'all got me something. No, y'all getting me. >> No, y'all getting with me, [ __ ] What you mean, [ __ ] >> Y'all getting smooth with me. >> What do you mean? No. Ain't no relax. >> Ain't no relax. What do you mean? I just asked for y'all supervising everything. Ain't y'all talking about I hope y'all gers on for this. >> I hope y'all body cameras on for this >> and put my money in there and my money coming home with me. Call your supervisor. Bro, >> you stop. >> Call your No, bro. Y'all going to have to shoot me. No, y'all got me [ __ ] up, bro. Show me. Y just was getting crazy with me, bro. >> Settle down, >> bro. Get the off me, bro. >> Oh my. No, don't tell me. >> I was going to tell you the same thing. Stop. >> Okay. Go your supervisor. I just act likely. >> Would you stop? Would you stop? >> Dude, this getting disrespectful with me, bro. >> Listen, I'm trying to look in your pocket and put your money back >> for you. >> Yeah, >> you just [ __ ] up. That's you. supposed to. >> Can you get your Can you call your backpack? >> Can you call your super? >> All right, let me get to your Take me to your spot. >> How much cash you have? >> Let me let me get to your spot. Put my cash in my pocket, bro. I know how much, bro. I got a 20. I got a five. Yeah. >> Here. You got a little ziplo or something. He's looking, >> bro. Put my And when I go to your station, get my money out of my bag. >> I ain't even gonna cap. I ain't even going to cap. Grab my money, bro. Y'all stop. >> I ain't even playing with y'all, bro. I ain't doing y'all. See her getting smart with me, bro. >> Oh, my soul. I know everything. >> There's something inside my bag. >> What? She got a lot of property or something. >> It's just bunch of cash. And >> what do I got? >> Hey, she in the car. Ain't nothing zip locks in there, I think. >> Do a small, >> bro. And y'all won't even call y'all supervis this what happened with the last mother on my soul I am taking I'm going down with y'all bro what's that this this this west yo west a gang >> I'm going I'm >> get in the car in the car >> I just had a ball with y'all on my mom and y'all coming with me I'm taking order >> when that truck's okay she know how to win >> yes Thank you. Yes. I ain't got no warrant. I ain't got no warrant. I ain't got no warrant. >> I know. That's who we have. There's another female down here. I don't know if they've identified her yet or not. >> Hey, I ain't got no warrant. I ain't got no warrant. Hey. >> The driver, now under questioning, tries to play it cool, cracking jokes, claiming she's a comedian. But as officers begin the sobriety test, her act starts to slip. She stumbles over instructions and the light mood fades fast. >> Patches out for weapons. I don't know if they already did or not. I'm just going to make sure. That's two packs of >> back of my hand. All right. Cross. >> You touching my titties. I'm just talking. >> All right. I'm a comedian. If you Google me, I'm a comedian. >> So, I'm going to ask you to You're going to stand right where you are. Feet together. Okay. those mine. >> No, I don't know. Arms out your sides. Okay. >> You have any issues with your vision? >> I'm sorry. I'm a comedian. >> You have any issues with your vision? >> No, I'm perfectly fine. 20 50. >> You don't wear contacts. You don't have a stick or nothing like that. Okay. Keep your head completely still. Follow my finger with your eyes. Okay. >> Keep your head completely still. Follow my finger with your eyes. You understand? >> You understand? Okay. You're not military. >> Keep your head completely still. >> Follow my finger with your eyes. Okay. Head completely still. All right. >> A big forehead. >> Take Take your arm. Take your hands. Hold your Hold your head. Just like this. Keep your head. No. Hold it. Keep it just like that. >> I got you. >> I was only with you, bro. >> Look. Okay. Okay. >> Right now, this this is what you're proving to make. Make sure you drive. All right. Follow my finger with your eyes. >> Fing fingers here. Right here. >> Are you going to do this test or not? >> I'm doing. >> You're not following my finger with your eyes. Get your comedian out of you. It's not funny. >> No, cuz you're you're about to go to jail. >> No, no, it's not. But I'm my head so big. Everybody send me this. >> Keep your head completely still. All right. >> As officers informed the driver, she's under arrest for OVI. Tension peaks here. >> All right, man. You're going to be under arrest for operating vehic. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say or do, we have you on the court law. You have the right to an attorney while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be providing you pardon question. Do you understand those rights, miss? >> Can y'all give me a breathaly light? Because I know I'm not drunk. I don't even drink. >> Do you understand those rights, miss? >> I can do it. Can y'all give me a breath light? Cuz I know that I'm right. I don't even dream. >> Miss, do you understand those rights? >> Yeah. Can I get my shoes? >> Hold on. I'm going to put them on. Give me Give me a second. Let me double lock. >> I'm trying to double lock. Y. Y'all give me a breathalyzer. I asked for a breathalyzer. Can y'all give me that now? >> At the station. >> I know. How? >> Because I know that I'm supposed to get a workout. I don't even drink. >> I'm not. I don't even drink. >> Oh my god. Damn. That's crazy. >> Is there anything in your pockets? >> No. My mouth is in the front right here. >> I don't even face the car for me. >> Oh my god. >> I'm going to grab it. >> Once you're done, I'm going to grab the back in the back. >> I get a breathalyzer. She don't even drink. I'm right. That's the only reason I was driving. I never get a breath the lights cuz I know nothing about this. >> You don't smell alcohol on me. >> Can you corroborate? Can you talk to me? >> I'm facing Scoot back a little bit. I'm going to grab something from your front pouch. All right. Scoot back a little bit. Scoot back. Scoot back. Scoot back. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not. I did everything that you asked me to do. >> There's another one in here. I'm going to grab Give me a second. >> Henry Edwards 94. >> All right, man. Face the car. >> Take a seat. >> No, cuz I'm going I don't I don't want you to touch me. >> I like first you first like stop. No. Stop. Do >> you have the right to make silent anything you say to do held against you in a court alone? What? You have the right to an attorney if you cannot afford what will be provided to any question. Do you >> What is my charge? >> OVI >> for what? >> OVI driving drunk. >> I never I'm not drunk. >> Let's see then. Do you understand your rights? >> Do you smell like it? >> Do you understand your rights, miss? Do you understand your rights? You smell a car that smell like Shut up. You never searched the car. Shut up. >> While officers were processing the suspect at the jail, she caused a major scene, yelling, cursing, and demanding to speak to a supervisor. Her behavior escalated quickly, turning the booking area into a chaotic spectacle as she refused to cooperate. >> Where your captain, bro? >> Where your captain? Where your uh thing? All that. I ain't even going to cap. Y'all being an ass for me, y'all. I don't want y'all to Don't touch me. I know my law. Can't none of y'all touch me. Don't touch me. No. That lady right there. Yep. Don't touch me on on my stuff. Don't none of y'all touch me cuz y'all being y'all take a breath. >> 91. And what's your name? YouTube. And what's your name? 90. Bro, go get your captain and everything. >> No. Why is they in? Why you checking me? Why is they in? Why you checking me? >> Because they have to be. >> No, they is boys. >> They still is boys. Oh, they is boys 90 91. >> Yeah, I know, >> man. I ain't got on me. I don't need to hide nothing from y'all. I just said that. >> Listen, I'm going to take the cuffs off when I >> Go ahead. Go ahead. I ain't going to to you. >> Listen to me. When I do, put your hand on the wall. >> Okay? And I am. Like I said, I just asked for y'all to bring your captain captain or your supervisor in here on myself. I don't want to talk to none of y'all. 90 91. Get y'all get your super 60. Get your supervisor in this. on my phone. Bro, >> you got to take your >> Go ahead, bro. I'll take it off for you. Don't touch me, bro. Don't touch me. >> Take it off. >> Get off of me. I'm not going to touch none of y'all. Get your hands off me. Chill, >> please. I'm about to chill. Sooner. Take your hand. >> Listen. Tell this man to get his hands off me. Okay. He's not touching me no more. And I'm not about to go nowhere. I'll take my [ __ ] off for y'all. On my toe. No. Take the hood, bro. Open. Chill out. >> 91 90 all y'all, bro. Call your supervisor. Y up in this. >> All right. Have a seat in the mattress. >> Hey yo, get in my hoodie, man. Get my hoodie. >> Have a seat. >> Get in my hoodie, bro. >> Take your shoes off. >> No. >> Yes. >> Oh, here. Here. Here. Check them. She faced multiple charges, including driving under the influence, lying about her identity, and not having a valid driver's license. The court set her bond at $750, which she paid, allowing her to walk free from the Westlake jail soon after. Get ready for our next case as it takes us to Florida, where a seemingly straightforward shoplifting investigation quickly spirals into a baffling encounter. I have to protect myself to be do not happen in this account. >> On November 11th, 2023 in Florida, police responded to the home of a woman suspected of shoplifting from a local Walmart. What began as a simple follow-up quickly spiraled into a confusing and unusual encounter. >> Hey, you didn't pay for nothing. You just buy houses. You just buy cars and nothing pay for me. >> Officers arrived at a Florida home after a shoplifting call from Walmart. The woman seemed calm, but her story didn't add up. >> Ma'am, hey, come out here for a second. >> What's uh what's going on? Were you just over at the Can you take your hands out your pockets? Were you just over at the Walmart down the road? >> Two phones I found in the toilet. I'm returning back to the car. Hey guys, who lost the phones? >> You found some phones? >> Yeah. Yeah. He said, "Oh, that's my They didn't say nothing." They didn't say and say, "Oh, that's my I'm return back. I'm broke mine in the property when I push up cars." >> Okay. >> Stuff in cars. >> Today we found vacuum air braid package without stuff in it. >> Okay. >> This is vacuum braid like raised >> 104 >> without and there's nothing in there. I'm ask him, "Hey, this is yours." He said, "Yes, but he was not staying in a which he just came back from the toilet, you know." >> I return it back to phones. Yesterday, I'm reported to Walmart and asked, "Guys, can we have this phones, the phones, new phones, and I have this uh already completed in my email. Can we have the new phones at Walmart? He lost two phones before. >> Do you have your Do you have your uh ID license on you? Something like that. >> Uh I remember you took my ID once. >> I've never met you before. >> It's staying next to funeral staff. >> Okay. >> You're trying to intensify and then show on picture. They going to get electronic ID right now. >> What's your name? Why you ask my boy name? >> Well, because I'm investigating an alleged crime and I need to know who I'm talking to. >> Oh, your crime. It's not crime. >> Oh, okay. >> Do you know why we're here, ma'am? >> Yeah. And you >> for Walmart, the neighborhood market. >> I broke my phone on the property. I'm push up my car style cars. I'm just trying to take exercise, but that's everything was closed. I said, "Hey guys, can I push out cars here?" Say, "Yeah." I was one night staying in push out cars. I broke my phone. Next day I was in it went the restroom. >> I know that they were trying to check your uh receipt when you were leaving. Did do you have that receipt with you? >> Uh I for your groceries. >> I order I have I got coupons. A lot of coupons >> and then uh I break I have to have this before not today. I have to have this yesterday but I work yesterday and I just returned back to be pick it up. >> Was it a mobile order or how was it? Just move the order. >> Do Can you pull it up on your phone for me? >> Uh, >> I think she's saying that she paid for the items yesterday. I was picking it up today. >> I just pick it up today because I This is show Walmart's >> I told you they are under investigation because he was staying in the toilet. >> He's just stayed in with the toilet and he was staying uh just >> Okay. Do you have the receipt on your phone? >> Kind of ask her a bunch of questions here. >> Oh, okay. No, cuz I wasn't cuz she's kind of hard to understand. >> Super. Yeah, it's hard. >> So, I don't know if she a picking up today. >> Yeah. >> Or what? >> Yeah. >> If you want to read her or talk to her. While glued to her phone, she openly ignored the officer's orders, refusing to cooperate, ignoring every command and boldly trying to stop the investigation right at her doorstep. >> Can I just get your name real quick just so I can I'm officer Cross. I just want to talk to you. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. You >> have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her present with you before and during questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you before and during questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights if I explain them to you? >> Uh exercise about what exercise. >> You can exercise your right to remain silent if you would like to. Uh I'm I'm just already when we drive deliver stuff in a Walmart uh you know it's not exercise truck drivers. >> Okay. That's not what I'm I'm Do you understand the rights that I just read to you? >> Rights. We know the rights. >> Okay. So you understand that you have the right to remain silent. >> Yeah. I we have rights. I can uh like uh became uh how that says religion be free or do not have religion you know. >> Do you need do you need a translator or would that be easier for you? >> I don't understand. I understood he trying to say guilty or not guilty. This is we already signing twice we pay tickets. >> Hello. >> Hello guys. We have a situation then the force two one B two two guys and woman >> I know who >> uh best sailor's new phone >> you know he was leave with two different woman looks like you who are you on the phone with >> I'm returning back two phones he's under investigation today I'm going to be take my stuff from Walmart and Jessica. Yeah. >> Yes. Who's Do we know who >> they just literally not answering our question? >> Over here or just Jessica also about other stuff. >> Who's inside the house? >> Yeah. Don't touch. >> I'm allowed to knock. >> This is property. >> I'm allowed to knock. >> You're not allowed. >> I'm allowed to knock. >> You're not allowed, guys. He trying to break the fall. He's >> trying to break the door. >> He's trying to break. >> Do you have a hearing problems? >> No. Do you? >> Cuz we've been asking you questions. Looks like our police they have a hearings problem. He has a hearing problem. >> He was that's one they trying to break windows and doors. They came to my house. I'm reported and now this is again happening guys. I will >> you're not even on the phone with anybody. >> I will not them. >> That's it. >> Doors cars broke. This is your guys job. >> Do you want to answer any questions regarding the incident at Walmart? >> What incident? I broke my phone in the Walmart. It's fine. >> We're here about the groceries that were in the cart. Did you pay for those items? >> Yes, I paid. >> Do you have a receipt for those items? >> Yes, we did. >> Where is the receipt for those? >> This is from yesterday. They have already have all his phone. Just they have on his phone. >> You should read it, Miranda. Ask me. >> He did. >> Oh, he did. >> You want me to do it again? >> Yeah, do it again because if she was acting like she's on the phone, I want to make sure that she understands what we're saying. >> Yeah, I'm uncomfortable again. >> All right. No, stop. Stop. No. Enough. >> Enough. >> I'm going to read you. Serious enough. I He has a couple questions. Listen to me. Listen to what he listen to me. I am going to read you your Sasha. Listen. >> Sasha. Sasha. >> Who's Sasha? >> Who you are. Turkish. Turkish. Sasha. You are marry. >> Listen to me. >> I'm going to read you your rights. >> Where you marry mama? >> I am going to read you your rights. >> Where you marry mama? Ma'am, do you want maybe maybe >> This is your wife. See if we can This is your wife. Why you came to me? Remember what? Ask for what language. What language do you speak? >> Sasha, remember me? >> No. What language? >> You ask me about shorts. >> I've never shorts. I give it to you. >> Somebody else. >> I have never spoken spoken to you in my life. >> That's it. >> I've never shorts. You ask me about shorts. >> Serge wants to make sure no language barrier. >> I'm not I got to get for your shorts. >> I'm not Sasha. And what sa? >> Instead of answering questions about Walmart, she kept jumping from one topic to another, probably hoping to confuse the officers and get away, but it won't work. >> Can I read you your I'm going to read you a mirror rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Understand. >> Okay. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand? >> Understand. >> You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her present with you before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> I understand. >> Okay. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. >> Ask me about shorts. >> Represents ma'am, at no cost to you before and during questioning if you wish. Do you understand? >> Talk to me. You're not my child. You cannot talk to me like this. >> You're not my child. >> Okay. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand? >> I understand. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> I understand. >> Okay. With these rights in mind, do you wish to answer questions regarding what happened at Walmart? >> What happened in Walmart? The truck damage my when they put all stuff in there and the protection insurance with 1 million investigation. Crack my this one over here. The stuff former stuff crack my driveway bay breakdown over here. My car was broke. Walmart change it for me something. Is it Walmart pay for me something? My phone broke in the Walmart property. I'm just donated. I got to get him shorts. Police shorts. Give you to you. >> You give it to me something. You said, "Hey, you didn't pay for me. Nothing. You just buy houses. You just buy cars and nothing pay for me. This is yours. Would you talk to me?" >> Uh, you didn't say this is not. I said, "Okay, if I didn't pay uh who lives in a apartments in the apartments right now, don't stay in my bedroom. Who lives in apartments? Who pay for your apartments? Who pay for your apartments when you leave? You say you didn't get money for it. You didn't get nothing for me. Who pay for apartments? >> Did you pay for your groceries today or yesterday? >> Can you show us the receipt for those items? >> I was pick up. >> Yeah. Can you show us the receipt? >> Saturday. Just you came in my property on Saturday. Do you know this is I know this is love Saturday. S Saturday. This is loud. I knew but you came in my property. What now? I can't claim about if you came in standing in my property. I can show you what's going on. This is damage over here. Damage over here. Car damage. That's it. Green car or green car. >> Do you have a badge with you? >> That's all. >> No badge with you right now? >> No. >> Do you have any identification card that goes with a badge? >> Uh, no. They just give it to me uh from to be I'm said I have to have the new car. >> Are you a law enforcement officer in the state of Florida or anywhere in the United States? >> I have to have new car. I'm explain it. I have before 350 Dodge Ram. You know 350 Dutch Ram. They says okay we can give you plate. The police give me plate. I'm sad. I take it. But where is car? Say my this is personal car was uh it's not mine but this is what damaged then the windows doors damaged you know the same time to break it out just came in my property. This is same like you not on this. >> Do you have your ID on you? Uh this my personal I will not share my personal if you didn't say even sometime didn't say you says Sylvester Shakira you know I'm not sure this is you or not you Sylvester Shakira or not or uh >> yeah that's why if you had an ID then you know we could see who you are >> this is not work like this is guys not work like this is what I'm saying this is I have lot of damage and now I have to have this cop who going to pay from the neighborhood Who going to pay for me this empty property? >> Well, we're not we're not here today about that damage that was previous Walmart. >> Well, this is what it was, guys. You know, I'm done. I'm really tired. I'm just really tired to be taken care. I have to have my own. I'm very I'm very taken care about you, about him, about this and two of your cars. Now I have to have my person. Despite multiple chances to cooperate, the woman kept rambling, dodging questions, and refusing to identify herself, leaving officers with no choice but to place her under arrest. >> I have to protect myself >> to be do not happen in this again, you know. I want to be someone crushed and said everything good, everything right. You know, I will not do I don't want I I have to have my own guys. And now this is serious. I really I really appreciate that you came to me. You meet me today. Uh because I'm long time not not see nice to meet you. I want to say nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you. What's your name? >> Um I cannot say. >> Why can't you say? >> Well, let's see. Checking. >> He's just trying to identify verify what past history we have and if we have any other prior contacts. This is guys I don't want. I work in the medical. I work in the medical more than 10 years. More than 10 years I work medical. I know how this work. He received just shoot raccoons because raccoons was when the trashes go. This is grandma celebrated clean up this property. Guys, I will not break it the windows. I will not. If you just uh how that said ship ship just to doors back it out stuff do this like ship or how that says I'll break it out this is windows this is doors don't break it you know ship ship don't breaks guys where is >> where's that >> yeah who is that Andre, >> you don't know him? >> No. >> This is I know. I cannot say who I am. >> Would you say her name? >> They just Can you give us the bags that you have inside your house? Can you listen to me for a minute? The bags inside the house? >> Yes. >> And now she's just on us. >> This is happening before like they found the damage. >> You're getting 10:15 right now. >> Okay. All right. Um, but since she's not going to answer us, hey guys, I'll take care of it. If she's not going to let us in there, then we're just going to go that challenge to take me. >> Don't resist. >> Don't resist. >> Do not resist. >> Listen, you're going to go to the ground. You are going to go to >> You need to relax right now. >> Put your hands back under arrest. >> Get stop down. >> Hold on. Put your hands behind your back. It's not your back. You're going to get tased. >> Hold on. I got it. I got it. >> Don't do that. >> I got it. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> We're 11 north. We're wiping now. 10:15. >> Get out. Get out. Get up. Get up. Get out. After her arrest, the woman rambled about moral pain, ignoring questions about injury and refusing medical help. >> I got to grab a duffel bag out of the back. >> Ma'am, are you hurt at all? >> Were you hurt? I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Just leave me in this mess if you can over here. No, no, not >> I'm taking this off. >> No, take me dirty. He's stiff to my shirt. >> Yeah. One more time. >> One more. >> Are you hurt, ma'am? >> Hurt? What does >> your body hurt? Are you injured? >> Um, you know, you hurt my You hurt me. Uh, like a >> Where are you? Moral. Yeah, you >> moral is hurt. >> Moral is Yeah, really hurt. >> Are you physically hurting? >> Uh, yeah. I'm pee. >> You peed? >> Pe. >> But do you need to see any kind of medical attention? >> Medical attention. Uh guys, no I I you have to give me call and call. >> I'm going to grab that >> uh support before when you could put me in a car or somewhere. I want you to be put the phone numbers what I give it to you and uh contact. >> We can write that down for you. >> All right. Now just stay in my property. >> All right. See what >> this second time. You do this twice. You done this twice. Careful. Careful. Careful. My hands. This is my hands. I'm not pork. Smoke smoke purish turkey and real turkey. Sorry. >> What was that? >> And now they take the smoked turkey and to real turkey today. You know this is from this is like they everybody receive too but not smoke. >> She was ultimately charged with petta theft and resisting an officer without violence. It's easy to watch these situations unfold and ask, "What were they even thinking?" But for these officers, that's a question they're asking all day, every day, just when you think you've seen it all. Right? Whether it's a dramatic performance on the pavement or a driver trying to joke their way out of a DUI, these individuals certainly keep law enforcement on their toes. But as you're about to see, the consequences for these antics are very real and often quite serious. Before we jump into our next wild story, where officers uncover a fiery mystery, a disoriented driver, and a shocking revelation about what was burning in the bed of that truck, don't forget to hit that subscribe button so you don't miss any of these unbelievable encounters. >> Lost my truck. Now I'm in prison. He's beautiful. On May 24th, 2025, officers in Washington responded to multiple 911 calls reporting a red truck engulfed in flames. What they discovered next was as dangerous as it was bizarre. >> I do one more. Just got to do one more. >> No, it's up to you. >> When officers discovered the truck on fire, they approached the owner who had a ridiculous claim about how exactly this happened. The truck is fully in gold. >> Is that your guys's truck? >> I thought you had your phone with you. >> Do you know what happened? >> I had a fire pit, >> but it was out. It was totally out. >> She had a fire pit in the back of the bed. >> Yes, but it was out. >> When I came up from behind her, the back of her truck was >> And I pulled over and I was like, "Oh my gosh, it's on fire. Oh my god. Do you have any idea? >> Yeah, I do. >> Sorry. >> Where were you coming from? >> I don't know. >> Okay, hold on. >> I don't know their number. >> I'll call them. What are you going? >> Um, camping. >> Camping? >> Yes. >> What's your number? >> I got it. >> David, >> who are you? I forget. >> Sheila. >> She is down here on fire. >> Was anybody else with you? >> Just me and my dogs. I don't know where my other one went. >> So, you were coming. When did you notice the fire? Just before the Did you fall or did somebody else? >> I had them call. I couldn't do it. I don't have a problem. >> I thought I seen a phone in her hand when I first came up. >> No. >> Where were you? Were you on a bike? >> Yeah, I was coming from my friend's house just down the road. And like I said, it was just barely on the back end of it that I seen the fire. That trick me so bad. I don't know if you can tell. Did you see the back? You saw her dad get out. >> I know her pretty well. >> Oh my god. >> What was that? >> The gas tank. All >> your tires. Your vehicle is here. >> Okay. >> Sorry. Your You and your dog are safe, right? >> She has two dogs. >> Okay, that's good. There's nobody nobody in the vehicle, right? >> Okay. Hey, everybody's safe. And that's the name thing. Okay. What's your name? >> Sheila. My name's Tim. Stupid. I know you're upset. >> I've been working hard with my family and I just want to go home. >> Would you mind if I checked your eyes real quick? Just follow the top of my hand with your eyes. Follow the top of my hand with your eyes. Your eyes along. [Music] All right, guys. Do you want to do any more field testing? body test. >> Take me out. >> Did you want to do any more so? >> No, just take me out. [Music] >> Give my dog [Music] 815. I have to arrest you. Do [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> you have any weapons, knives, on you? Does this have any pockets? >> No. What else do you need? >> Well, I don't think anything else, but my partner's going to he's going to secure the dog. >> We got one. >> Okay. Can you grab his information for me? >> Yeah. The guy in the green. >> Tucker. Tucker. Oh, my baby. >> He's okay. >> That's my dog. That's my dog. >> Here. He's okay. >> Okay. >> I'm going to let your friend take care of him. Okay. Oh my god. Call my family, please. Somebody. [Music] >> Yeah. Oh my god. >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to head to this patrol car here. Okay. >> Baby girl. [Music] >> Oh, sorry. >> I'm sorry. I'm so hurt. That's all right. I just want to go outside. >> Yes. Ow. Can you please loosen up a little? Which one is it? >> Bulb. >> I'm fat. Please. Can I have you turn kind of that way so I can see? >> I can loosen them just a little bit. Okay. I just have to step out and I'll >> just hurt. So, I'm sorry. >> Am I the seat belts on me? >> Thank you. >> I'm not going to fight you guys. >> No, no. >> Hang on. I got to get your key out. >> It's about as loose as I can go. Okay. It's just sir. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to read you your rights real quick. Okay. And then we can ask you, >> can you scoot over just a little bit? I got to get out. >> Window. >> Yeah. I'm going to get that all taken care of. I just got to read this for real quick. Okay. You have the right silent. You have the right. You understand each of the rights that I explain to you. Have these rights in mind. Can I ask you questions about what happened? Are you okay with that? >> Yeah. So, thank you for camping. Want to have a good time. Had a few drinks. Had a fire going in the better pickup. Thought it was out. Obviously wasn't. Things flared up. >> I lost my truck. >> What do we do? We just stay there. >> $30,000 truck, man. >> But you know what? You're okay. >> What if now I'm going to jail? I'm sweating and I can't wipe my breath. >> All right, I am going to drive to the station so I can get the handcuffs off here. We got to go over some DUI stuff, some packets, and then uh we'll just take it from there. Okay. >> Have you been arrested for DUI before? >> Yeah. >> How long ago? >> 19. >> When you were 19 or 19 years ago? >> 2019. >> 2019. Okay. All right. Well, sit tight. I'm going to drive you station. We get those handcuffs. >> Yep. So, he's got him. We're trying to figure out the situation. My partner will get a hold of me. We'll figure out how how to get the dogs. Okay. Don't give up on them. >> I'm working on it. >> Where's baby girl? >> That's probably her right there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we're going to work on the dogs. I'll let you know what's going to happen with that and then we'll take it from there. Okay. >> Don't take them away. >> No. No. We're not taking your dog away. We're trying to figure out how to how to place them properly for you. >> Okay. >> I don't know. After being taken to the station, the woman grew emotional over her dogs and questioned the DUI for which the officer reminded her that she admitted to driving and a witness saw her. >> I can't believe anything out here. I'm so >> Well, the station's only about maybe a minute, minute and a half from here. Okay. I get transferred to the county >> if you've had a DUI within 10 years. Yes. So >> I just starving is my dogs. They mean everything to me. >> We'll make sure the dogs are taken care of. Okay. No, I don't want them to go to the bounds. >> No, we're not. That's not the first. That would be the last resort if we had to call scraps right now. We're trying to make sure that >> family. >> Yep. And that's what we are working on. >> How do you get me a DUI? You guys didn't get me in the car. >> Yeah. You admitted to driving, pulling over. >> You didn't see me driving, did you? >> You admitted to driving the vehicle. >> I did. >> Yeah. >> I'm not stupid. And the window saw you driving really on the break. >> She might be very kind to you. I'm trying. Right. Can you hold that short, please? >> Yeah. >> No, the black one. >> Black one. >> Yeah. Cover up my straight through. The only thing I'll ask you to do when removing the handcuffs is please don't um touch your mouth or your face as much as you can help it. Here's a chair for you. [Music] >> Yeah, we'll just put it up on the counter for now. A couple paper towels. I don't want to. >> What's that? >> I don't want to blow. >> You don't want to blow in the machine? Okay. So, if I to do that, I'll have to write a warrant. Okay. For your >> blow. I So, this isn't coercion. I'm just telling you what I would have to do. If you don't want to blow, I would have to apply for a search warrant. >> What? for your if you if you refuse implied consent to blow into the machine, then the next step is I would write a warrant. Okay. >> Okay. Just do it. >> Okay. But that's totally voluntary and up to you. Okay. >> Yes, you won't, man. This is not the end of the world. I know it may feel like it. So, what I'll have to ask is when I take the tissue is you just don't put anything near your face or hand and I'll do a mouth check. Okay. >> Back at the scene, officers confirmed the woman had a wood burning fire pit in the bed of her truck. burning while she was driving. Witnesses reported the fire and by the time authorities arrived, the truck was fully engulfed. >> She is she? >> No, she's with Justin. >> Oh, okay. >> She's back at the station. Oh, being processed for DUI. >> Okay. >> Did she say anything about >> There's an active propane fire pit going in the bed of the truck. >> It looks like wood. >> Okay. It would pit. Yeah. Okay. That's that's kind of what we were we were thinking it started in there, went through the back window, and is that what she kind of >> Yes. >> some sort of I mean, honestly, she's drunk. So, she was burning in the back of the truck while actively driving down the road. And >> did you guys pull her over? Did she It's came out as, "Hey, there's a fire." And then uh the county sergeant rolled up and said, "Yeah, there is an active fire." And she's hammered. So, >> okay. Um, are you able to print off a sheet on her for me? >> Yeah. >> You want and the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Well, probably. >> You're in luck because I just printed it for me. So, I'll just give it to you and print myself another one. >> Okay. >> And then uh in about 2 hours, we'll be down to it. I'd love to you guys. We've got some more cooling to do, but you can probably call them. >> Okay. And then let me know when I can open north and south back up. And >> yeah, as soon as we get our tank filled and then we'll get at least hose into the center. >> Okay. >> And then you can open this up if you want and get a little bit through. >> Okay. back. >> She had that going while driving down the road. >> She's intoxicated. Yeah. I mean, once you get it started and you feed it with the air that it needs at 55, right? >> Why do they catch on fire? >> Well, just sounds like the fire wasn't out in the bed. You know, sometimes those fires, especially with the wind kicking up and everything. >> Now I'm in jail. >> It does happen. This is my home and I'm out. I love it. >> Is everything still current on your address now? >> Is your residence still current on there? >> Yes. >> Okay. While I'm doing this, can you start typing in the >> Can you let me know if my dogs are safe? >> They are safe. >> Yep. They were right there when we left and we're working on them and then I will let you know what's going on with them before we leave here today. I love my dogs. So, take a deep breath, inhale, and then blow into the end of this. And I'll I'll coach you. So, deep breath, inhale, and blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going. All right, take a breath. So, take a breath. So, inhale, deep, deep inhale. No, deep inhale. Hold. >> No, I still want to. See, you have to do it again. You got to blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Perfect. Good job. >> Yeah, it's a lot of work. [Music] >> Now, you I'm one more. One more, then you're good to go. >> I can do one more. >> Just got to do one more. >> No, it's up to you. >> Take me to the hospital then. I we'll we'll go through and I'll give you one more chance. Okay. >> No, I'm not. >> Then I'll put a refusal on here. Okay. >> What does that happen? >> You need to refuse to blow cuz you have to provide two samples. All right. One more time. One more time. Deep inhale and then blow the machine. Keep blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Perfect. >> That was a good one. >> That was a good one. >> Thank you. Now I'm going to be in prison and you can kill me. I sleep with some stupid lost my truck. Now I'm in prison. He's beautiful. >> The suspect faced DUI charges and had a history of three previous DUI convictions. Due to these past offenses, she was supposed to have an ignition interlock device in her vehicle, but none was present in the burned truck. Heading to our final case where woman repeatedly attempts to bypass rules she clearly believes don't apply to her. >> Arrested. I'm going to be arrested. >> Take me to jail. >> We are. >> On January 19th, 2025, just 2 days after being trespassed from Tampa International Airport, the 36-year-old suspect returned to the terminal. This time ending in her second arrest for trespassing in less than 72 hours. Let's see how the case unfolds. >> There is no trespassing at an airport with a boarding pass >> because you're wrong. When approached by officers, the suspect became argumentative and refused to show her documents. >> Come here for a second. Come here. >> Look, come here. >> Come over here. Show us on a welfare check. RCC level four by >> welfare check. You said I couldn't spend. >> Come over here for me. Come over by this wall for me. >> What unit is with you? >> I could not. >> Do you have a ticket? >> You see what you got? I'm not showing you my ticket. You told me I could not leave spend the night in the airport. No, >> that's not what No, no, no. You said I could not spend the night at the airport. Then I said, >> you're talking over me. You're not You're not listening. >> Then I told you I had to get a >> Do you have a boarding pass? Yes or no? >> Technically, no. Yes, I do. But I'm not showing you my boarding pass. >> Okay, turn around for me then. Put your hands behind your back cuz you're not cooperating with me. I tried to be I tried to be uh >> Give me my No. Give me my pass. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. We'll get it, but you're not going to act like that. Stop resisting. >> Get yourself out. Stop resisting. >> You're going to get taser. I'm going to taser you. >> Taser me for what? >> I have a boarding pass. >> Romeo, can you head that way as well? Aras can have it all. Give it all. Okay, >> you can have it all. >> 113. Uh, we got her in cuffs. Show us uh 10:15 for trespass after warning. >> There is no trespassing at an airport with a boarding passing like this >> because you're wrong. I never spent the night here. I went to a preferred to get my point. I went and used my boarding pass. And you want to know where I'm going? I have a passport. I have a valid United States ID. And you're telling me that I'm trespassing by being present at an airport? >> Yes. >> Yes. That is illegal. >> No, it's not. >> Okay. >> Try to be polite with you. >> No, you're not. You're overdoing it. >> Ask you if you had a board. >> You're overdoing it. Uhuh. You wanted to see too much. >> No, >> you wanted too much. You're a complete stranger. You don't get to know all that. >> I have them, but can you hold? >> No, you cannot. >> No, I have them. Is What size are these? >> Large. >> Oh, okay. >> Um, >> let's go to jail. We're going to jail, right? Let's go to jail. me. >> Let's go to jail and please charge. >> So, we'll take her down there and then we'll let pal search her down there. Do you have anything on you? >> No, no, nothing. Let's go to jail. I was just asking you, do you have anything on you? >> No, I have nothing on me. Let's go to jail for the international airport and a boarding pass and a United States passport. Let's see how that conversation. >> I want that police area. Is there a number? >> Stop doing that. You're squeezing it. I'm not >> policeing brutality >> officer whatever to you two let's assault go add assault to the chart >> international >> yeah avis is going to pull up my preferred number is going to verify I'm a I'm a a preferred member with status let's go ahead and do >> you have anything on you that's sharp or that you're not supposed to have asked for it three times next to our patrol vehicle. >> Are you going to go ask them? Ma'am, did I just not come here to ask for my a refer number status? And did you not just tell me you couldn't look me up? >> Have you been uh to the Hillsboro County Jail before? >> No. Let's go to jail. You're going to arrest me for trespassing at the International Airport with a passport in my hand and a boarding pass. I would like I want that. >> I asked you about a boarding pass and you ripped it up and said no. >> Why do I have to show you a complete stranger where I Step down. Watch your step. >> Where's No. No. I'll straight up. I have to tell you a complete stranger where I'm traveling to because you are who? >> Got it. >> Well, you were trespassing. >> I am not trespassing. I came here for official business and you don't even want to verify it. But don't worry. >> I tried to verify. >> Arrest me for being at an airport. You are under arrest. Okay, great. Let's go get that. >> So, just uh >> No. Arrest me. Stay right here. I want to be arrested. Take me to jail. >> We are good. We have a female coming to search. >> Make sure you book me and tell me what my charges are cuz I really want to know how you guys think you could get away from with this. Don't touch my >> Just so you know, you're on video. You're on video. >> Do not touch my touch with a dirty hat. >> Don't touch my >> You're on video. So, >> do not touch my There's >> no need for this. >> It's over with. >> Touching my >> It's over with. Just relax. traveler with a you have my password in your hand. Yeah, >> you you press AA's preferred counter. You I went right to the AAS preferred counter to verify my AA status and you arrest me to say the night. >> Ain't no for you to see. >> Stop reaching for your pockets. >> I got it. >> Turn that way. Turn that way. brakes laser vehicle. >> Look at me. >> Police brutality. >> I'll let pill finish. I got this. >> Yeah, you should. >> Just just throw just >> arresting an international traveler with a passport and boarding pass cuz they don't know where she's going. >> Can you search? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I got that out of her pocket. She's got pockets here. She may have pockets underneath. >> Look at that. Relax. >> I know. Don't tell me to relax. >> Is that cotton in your hand? >> Take me to jail and then let's see how that goes. It's tissue. You want to take it out? Take it out. Take it out. Relaxes are scary cuz you crossed the line. >> Her increasingly confrontational behavior, including accusations of misconduct and threats of legal retaliation, ultimately led to her arrest for trespassing after a prior warning. >> I know she's got pockets underneath. Oh my god. With a cell phone. Don't touch my Do not touch my There's a woman here. >> Don't touch my >> Listen. Do not touch my >> Relax. We're just trying to search you. >> You're over arrest. Right. >> Of course, I'm going to be under arrest. I'm going to arrest you. All right. Take me to jail. Let's You guys think you you have a power over this, right? You think it ends with arrest, right? I want to see which judge is going to honor what you guys are about to do tonight. >> You don't have anything anything like that cuz it'll be a felony charge if you introduce it into the >> Whatever sir. Just arrest me. >> You are under arrest. >> Let's book me. There's no there's nothing else here other than you overstepping. And I would love to see that charge. >> Trespassing at an international airport. >> It's a bell. It's a bell. You guys not see how crazy you people look? >> You are wrong. But it's okay. Let's go get me arrested. Put me in jail. Get that record so I don't do anything important in life. Right. >> Arrest me. And >> you are arrested. >> I need a charge. Make sure you are trespass after warning. >> What? >> Trespass after warning. >> No, you said unless I had an official business here, >> then I can't be present. What was my official business? >> You have my passport. You had my You saw my boarding pass. You know that I am an Avis preferred member. So what is my Y? Okay, go verify. Call A. >> It's not over. You're >> over. You guys are overstepped. Be nice. >> I'm not being nice. You're god. >> You're all god. Be nice. >> You're all gods. You overstepped. >> Not to come back to an airport. And you guys think that's right. >> I can hear you. >> You guys think it's right to tell a traveler not to come back to an airport. You're smiling. You're actually smiling. You're actually smiling. You're actually smiling. You really think you're right to say that? You really think you're right to tell a traveler not to come back to an airport? >> Who told you that? >> Who told you I'm not traveling? >> Cuz remember I asked you if you had a boarding pass. >> I don't need to show you. >> And you ripped it up and threw it on the ground. >> So you confirmed? >> Yeah. You ripped something up and threw it away. You >> said no. >> You said boarding pass. Yeah. Let's go. Let's go to jail. Hold on. You guys really think this is a problem? >> Put your feet out this way. >> Come this way. >> I'm just going to put this back. >> Yeah, you should do that. >> Can't put these in for shoes. >> All right. >> Let me see your shoes. >> Take the shoes. Take the shoes. All right. >> Take all the shoes. >> Okay. Anything else here? Just let me take my socks. >> I'm not going to take the socks. Just let me fill underneath them. >> All right. Next one. Next one. >> Yeah, make sure you guys violate this even more. I want to see how this police report charge is going to play out. Trespassing at an international airport with a boarding pass. Well done, geniuses. >> I don't think they sell any boarding pass. >> Oh, he said he did and they ripped it up. >> All right. Well done, guys. Trespassing for travelers. >> All right. Just shoot us back to >> I don't know. She came off the train and waved at me. I did not slave at you. >> And then she went down to the bathroom and then came back. >> I did not go to the bathroom. I went to the end preferred counter. >> You can put them on the floor right here. >> And I will put them on my feet myself. >> You're going to be charged with trespassing. >> Yeah, I want that charge. I want that. Put it on here. >> Okay. Yeah. No, not a problem. >> Make sure it's written up very well. Uh-huh. Thank you. I I'm going to take me to the judge cuz I want a trespassing with a boarding pass and a passport for a year. I just got in and I have proof. >> You're a liar. >> I just got here a week ago. >> No. >> Bull. >> The airport operations trespassed. >> One I have >> remember the airport manager that came by. >> Liars. Don't worry. Close the door. Don't worry. >> We have it all on video. >> Okay. Whatever. She was first arrested for trespassing and resisting without violence. Although court documents are sealed, it seems she reached a plea agreement, but within just 2 months, she showed up at the airport again and was arrested a second time for trespassing. As our journey through these chaotic encounters comes to an end, it's clear that human behavior under pressure can take some truly unexpected turns. 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