Okay. How long have you been living there? >> 2 months. >> 2 months you've been living there. Okay, I got you. All right. So, >> go get myself. >> Listen. >> No. Get off. >> No. >> Tell him to get off of me. >> Do you want to sit up? >> You need to calm down. >> I'm calm. >> You're clearly not calm. >> Oh, how am I not calm? >> On September 4th, 2025, a motel in chaos called for backup when a woman already on management's last nerve refused to leave. Officers arrived to a scene teetering on the edge of a full-blown meltdown. The air was thick with tension and defiance. Watch the video to see how this motel mayhem unfolded. >> Deputy start with the sheriff's office. Okay. >> Supplies up here. >> Okay. So, >> I don't have to be here. Erica, let me >> listen. Listen. Listen. Okay. Hey, >> Erica, please. >> Listen. Okay. Listen to me. >> All right. They don't want you here anymore. Okay. So, you need to grab your stuff and we got to go. >> It's crazy because my stuff is already in the goddamn lobby. >> So, yeah. So, let's get it and let's go. Okay. >> What do you mean let's get it? Let's go. My stuff is already there. >> Then let's go down and get it. >> What do you mean go down and get it? They already got it. >> Okay. So, let's go get your stuff. Stop banging on windows. Okay. Let's go. Go downstairs. We don't want to escalate things. All right, let's go >> downstairs. Come on. >> If you don't just do it, I'm going to have to touch you and push you. We don't want to do all that. Okay, let's go downstairs. They don't want you here. Okay, I know they don't want me here. >> Management. Okay, they said you're causing a scene in the lobby. >> I'm not causing nobody scene anything. >> Let's walk downstairs. We're not going to keep banging on stuff. Okay. All right. Hey, listen to me. Listen to me. All right. I am trespassing you from this property. They don't want you here anymore. >> She got my stuff. >> So listen to me. Listen to me. >> What y'all want me to do? >> Can you listen to me for a minute? Okay. So if we don't get our stuff and we don't go, I'm going to have to arrest you for trespassing. >> For what? >> For trespassing. Cuz I'm telling you, they don't want you here anymore. Okay. >> My stuff is if there's nobody here. >> Listen to me. If that's the Listen to me. Okay. >> Okay. Are you are you going to listen and get your stuff and go or do you want to get arrested? >> She has my >> Okay, listen to me. Do you want to go to jail or do you want to get your stuff and go? >> She got it. >> Okay, if you want listen. If you want to get your stuff and go is your last opportunity. >> Yeah. You know what? >> If you don't want to get your stuff, we can go to jail. That's fine, too. >> Okay, let's You want to go to jail? Okay, we can do that. >> Do you need an ambulance or anything? Are you okay? I see you're like stumbling. Were you drinking? >> I was. Yes, I was. >> Okay. >> For what? >> I got you. >> She has my stuff in her room. >> So, I got you. We'll have to figure that out later. Listen. >> Figure out. >> Listen. I need >> I need you to calm down before we can figure out what's going on. >> Okay, let's get your stuff. >> Let's get your stuff. >> Oh my god. >> Let's get your items. Where do you live? >> Okay. Stop moving around so much. I don't like you creeping up on me. Okay. Where do you live? >> Right there. >> Okay. You live right there. >> She has my stuff. >> Okay. How long have you been living there? >> 2 months. >> Two months you've been living there. Okay. I got you. All right. >> Go get my stuff. Listen. >> No. I ain't going to listen. You don't need to sit here and listen to you. >> Stand by. >> Deputies rolled up to find Erica already on edge, banging on windows and arguing her stuff was in the lobby. management had enough of her antics, and it's no wonder she was acting like a toddler who missed nap time. Her they got my stuff refrain didn't sway the cops, who just wanted her to grab her bag and go. With an ankle monitor already wearing, she was no stranger to trouble. You want to say you want to be aggressive with me? >> 61. We're fighting 61. >> I'm not going into >> Hey, put your hand behind your back now. Your other hand. No, I'm not. Get you. >> You want to sit here and get >> 61. She's impossible. >> What? And you want to stay here and get hurt? The creepy ass. M. You >> have any weapons on you? >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I look weapons. >> I'm just asking. Okay, stop moving around so much. >> What? >> Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Okay, I'm trying to make sure these aren't too tight. >> They're They are tight. >> Okay, that's why I'm checking. >> Get off of me. >> Not on you. >> They hurt. >> You're slipping your hand out of there. Stop. >> Stop. >> Okay. Look at Stop. >> What? >> You don't need a rest for this. No. No. This is for something else. >> Yes, you do. >> Get the dude. That's not crazy. Stop. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Stop it. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. I'm telling you to get off of me. You're supposed to get off of me. >> Hey, stop it. He's fixing the car. Stop it. >> Hey. >> Yes. I just told you stop it. You're going to stop now. >> Get off. >> Nothing. calm. >> Tell him to get off of me. >> Do you want to sit up? >> You need to calm down. >> I'm calm. >> You're clearly not calm. >> How am I not calm? >> I sat here and told you that the person I was in the goddamn room would sit here and rescue. >> Okay. >> Get off me. >> Kick your feet out. No, because you're being crazy. >> Get off me. >> What are you doing to yourself? >> Myself? Really? Are you serious right now? >> Can you sit up and cross your feet and calm down? I don't want you to hurt yourself. Please sit. >> I I hurt myself. >> Cross your feet and stop moving around all crazy. All right. >> I already told you that it's not okay. >> Okay. >> And And I told you that. >> Is this your only bag right here? >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. Where's your ID? >> In my bag. >> It's in your bag. Can I grab your ID? >> Why? >> You're under arrest. Okay, I need to identify you. >> How am I under arrest? What did I do to be under arrest? >> Number one, >> and just like that, things took a sharp turn. What started as a tense talk turned into a full-on struggle when Erica resisted being cuffed. Officers tried to keep calm, but she wasn't letting it go easily. Between shouting and twisting, it was chaos. But if you think that was the peak of the drama, wait till you see what came next. >> And you almost hit me. Number two, I told you. >> Why did I hit you? Listen, >> what are you? >> Listen to me. I'm telling you what. You're not getting up. Stay seated. >> Stop touching me. >> Okay. Well, then stop moving around. >> Stop touching me. >> I need you to calm down. >> Sit down. >> Stop touching me. Stop touching me. >> Okay. >> Stop touching me. >> My hands are not on you. >> You were. >> Listen to me. Stop. I told you not to get up. Listen. I'm explaining why you're under arrest. You got your hands. >> Because you are trying to get up. Stop. >> So what? I can't get on. >> Why not? >> Because you're running around being all crazy. >> How am I crazy? Because somebody is arresting me. >> All right, that's fine. We'll go in the back of my squad car. >> Exactly. >> All right, stand up. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Let's go. >> Stop. >> Okay. So, now you want to stay down. >> All right. Where's your car? >> Oh, it's in the front. All right. Let's go. >> Stop touching me. Stop touching me. >> Are you going to stand up and walk or no? >> Hell no. I'm not. [Music] y want me arrested, but y'all don't want the person that was already arrested. Y'all don't want her arrested anyway. Y'all want me arrested. Hey. Hey. Stop. Let me go. >> Let me go. Let me the [ __ ] out. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. >> Just kick two officers. >> Let me go. >> All right. >> Let me go. Let me go. You let him get him. Get off. >> Stop. >> Yep. Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Get off. >> Okay. You know what? I'mma call the I'm going to call the sheriff's office. >> That's fine. You can call. >> I am. Where you from there? >> Y'all going to be right there and y'all going to sit there and y'all going to be stuck looking as stupid as >> because ain't no way I got my hands cut behind my back. I can't talk. It can't hurt y'all. Stupid ass is stupid. I didn't do nothing to nobody. I didn't do nothing. You know I didn't do nothing to nobody. You send me. You You know I ain't do nothing. I swear to God. I hate the police. I swear to God. Y'all acting like y just so big and bad. You y'all acting like No. I swear to God, y'all going to have a lawsuit on your hands. Let me out this car now. You ain't got no probable cause. Let's take care of me. Stay. >> By this point, patients had officially left the building. Cuffed and still kicking, Erica doubled down, accusing the cops of holding her against her will while ignoring her own role in the chaos. Her I didn't do nothing mantra was as convincing as her claim of sobriety. The deputies, trying to keep her from hurting herself, faced a barrage of complaints and threats of lawsuits. in this car. Let me out. Let me out. >> Okay. You're not going to kick though. Okay. Stop. >> Stop. What? >> Do you have any proper cars to hold me? No, you do not. Let me the out. >> Put your feet down. >> Let me out. >> Listen to me. >> Let me out. >> The squad again. I'm going to charge Get in there. Stop it right now. >> What you going to charge me for? >> Okay. I'm going to charge you with uh damage uh government property. Okay. Love him. I promise. >> Get in there. >> Get Get in there right now or you're going to get another charge. Do you want another charge? Okay. Get in the car right now, >> bro. Let me out. >> Get in the car. >> You don't have nothing to charge me with. You don't have nothing >> to me. >> Get in the car right now. You're making this a lot harder than it needs to be. >> Then let me the out. Oh, you already got what? >> Stop. >> First of all, what dam? Hey, >> first of all, get the [ __ ] off. Get back in there now. >> Get in there now. Can you go to the other side? >> I'm not Wow. >> Yep. Wow. That's crazy. >> Yep. >> And it's it's crazy because I'm I'm fing charges on both of y'all. >> Yep. You can press all the charges you want. >> I just hope you know that you lost your job. >> No, I'll have to jail. >> Yeah. No, that you you lost your job cuz I didn't touch you at all. She's holding me. against my will. Let me up. Let me up. She's holding me against my will. She won't let me go. >> Who is she? >> You she mother. You is she. I don't care if I have a warn off or nothing. Bro, you still going to go to jail. You do know that, right? >> Yeah, we're at the jail right now. >> Okay. Well, let's go because you f to go there with me, >> right? I am with you. >> Here we are. >> Erica was in full meltdown, threatening lawsuits and swearing she was being held against her will. Her y'all look stupid rant didn't help her case, nor did kicking two officers. Homeless, drunk, and defiant. She turned a simple eviction into a full-blown disaster. The takeaway? When you're already on thin ice with an ankle monitor, maybe don't pick a fight with the law. Calm heads don't end up in cuffs. She was later charged with two counts of aggravated battery to a peace officer along with resisting arrest and criminal trespassing. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. 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