In today's episode, you'll see what an angry daughter did to her family house simply because she had a tantrum. I am not the one. Quit looking at me like I'm a tant. A 16-year-old who started an argument and then attacked students and school staff. No, I'm too young. I'm too young to go to jail. Y the most entitled 18-year-old ever who didn't calm down even after being totally wrapped. Don't put your hand in my face. I'm gonna you right now. Don't touch me and don't put your hand. But first, you'll meet Catherine, the 12-year-old who constantly runs away from home because she can't stand her stepfather. One evening, she ran away to a friend's house and drank and partied with other teenagers. Her mother and stepfather found her and tried to take her home, but the situation escalated and aggressive teenagers even grabbed a machete to stop them. My sister, bro, hang out right here, bro. Keep your hands in front, man. Brother, keep your hands in front. Who? Okay, who else is here? All right, so and hold on. Hold on. How many other people are here right now inside? Hey, everyone right here, bro. Hey guys, do me a favor. Everyone, just stay right there for me. Okay, no arguing. if you continue to interrupt, I'm just going to detain every person that talks over me. So, we came to come get her and um girl with the black sweater comes and gets to my husband's face and was like, "Get out of his face." And the mom wound up going to the door trying to get into the house. So, my husband and some other females all went and they saw the girls in the house and there's like all kinds of men. They're drinking and everything. Look guys, if you continue to yell, we're going to Don't touch me. Your voice again, you're going to be put in handcuffs. It's your last chance. You raise your voice, interrupt or scream one more time, you go in handcuffs and you're sitting over there alone. We'll figure this out. We'll try to help you whenever we can. But if you don't help us, take me away from her. That's all you need to do. Just take me away from her. She don't want to take me away from her. What's your name? My name's Catherine and this dude named Steven needs to go out to jail for touching child abuse. Child abuse. There's grown men drinking. I got you. I got you. And so they're trying to get in and get the girls and one of the guys, I don't know which one it was, throws a beer bottle at my husband and the other lady and they start swinging and so they started fighting back. My daughter runs off to her back. Another lady walks up with a machete. Are you Did you run away from mom tonight? I didn't run away. I told him I was leaving. Your actual dad or someone that you consider? No, I want to go with my dad. My my real dad. That dude came out one day and my mom decided to marry him. Put your hands on the nail. I'm going to put you in my unit. I'm going to put you in my unit. Walk. Put your feet in. Mr. Can I just sit right here? Put your feet in. But why? You guys are going to try to take me to jail. I don't want to go. I have to take care of my brothers. Why would we try to take you to jail? Your daughter? Because you guys always do the same Every time the cops come and I needed help, you guys took me. Dad did not knock at all. He started banging on the door. One of them did. And that other woman, the other girl that was here, they were banging on our door after I told them that they do not have any permission to go into our house. I told them many times. I'm fine. Sit in my ear. I'm fine. Get your feet. Put them back in the No, I'm fine. I'm telling you right now, you need to sit in the Can I just be right here? I'm fine. I'm literally doing nothing. You guys are so disrespectful. Talk about freaking listen to the law. I'm not doing nothing but hanging out with my friend. What's the relation relationship between you and that and that man? I don't know him. I do not know him. They tried going into our house without our permission and they started yelling starting instead instead of like approaching somebody somebody civilized right you know like instead of starting stuff you're old 16 years old you're 16 okay based on these statements it seems the situation was indeed tense and the police arrived just in time on one side there are concerned parents who found their 12-year-old daughter surrounded with alcohol and men of various ages and on the other side we have scared teenagers who tried to stop adults from entering their house. Write in comments what you think about who is more in the right in this situation. And now Catherine will tell her story, but she won't be able to calm her temper, which will get her into more trouble because I'm fine. She took my she years old. You can't make your own decision. I can because I'm pretty responsible. Her and my dad want to be fighting later earlier, but now she's all, "Oh, I want my daughter. I want my daughter. I want my daughter." But ever since, oh, your dad's nothing. But when I say something, it's, "Oh my god, I'm going to call the cops on you." She said, "Give me my phone and stop losing my stuff." Okay, take a seat. I'm fine. Take a seat. I need to talk to my supervisor right now. You can go talk to him. No, you need to sit out. I don't want to. Don't roll down the window. You guys are being rude. I'm not being rude. Take my mom to jail. She's allowing to smoke weed and her boyfriend over there arguing um and everything. Just take me away from her. I don't want to be with her anymore. Like, don't you guys understand that kids are being verbally abused by their parents? Do you not listen to kids? It's always the adults, right? Right. Yes, it is. Because you guys don't do nothing. I This is the third, fourth, fifth time that this happened. You guys just need to listen for once. Listen to me. If you don't, if you guys take me to a hospital, you do not. No, because you guys are going to put me in a hospital. not going to go. I get it. No, you don't get it. You've never been through this. You don't want to go to the hospital, but if you don't sit down in there right now, it's going to be very uncomfortable for you in a little while. And I know you don't want to be in the rap, right? Take a seat in my unit. What am I doing? I'm just standing here. Is it against the law to stand? I'm not listening to directions. Okay. I need you to take a seat. Okay. But you're not my boss. Just because you're a cop doesn't mean nothing. Okay. So, this is my scene, right? So, that means I make the rules. No, it's not. It's my scene and my choices. I have the rights to refuse. Take a seat. Yes, I do. I know my rights and my wrongs. Don't get me started. I know my rights and my wrongs. Don't touch me. Trying to not hurt you, sir. You're obviously doing it. Stupid. Use your brain, not your stupid ass. Why are you being stupid? In this part, Catherine had to be restrained because she started kicking, thus earning her first charge. Battery on a law enforcement officer. Wait, wait, wait, wait. I'll do it. Let go of me. Let go of me. Let the go of me so I can move. Lift your foot. I can't. Stupid. Move. I'm going to do it. I'm going to put I'm going to do it. I can't do it. Stupid. I can't even look. Let me see first. You did it to yourself. No, I didn't. F. I didn't put this on me. Put your ass on the seat first. I can't, Just leave me alone. Get in there. Leave me alone. I'm not doing nothing. Take a seat. You're going to end up taking a seat all the way in the car. Why? What did I do? Want these off? I'll take them off. I'll treat you like an adult. But until then, you take it off me first. You haven't earned that. You haven't earned that yet. The way you're acting as a child on the floor kicking and screaming and throwing a damn tantrum. Isn't that what kids are supposed to do? Well, now if you're going to be acting like an adult, you want to be acting treated like an adult. You want respect. You give respect. I do give respect. Why don't you use your brain? So, come on now. Why don't you guys take Steven? What did he do? Ready? I don't know who he's abused. He abused me. First of all, he's not my dad. He's just married to my mom. I have no problem. He abused me. Do it. I will. Okay. Well, listen to me first. He abused me. He abused a little girl over there. He abused my friend. I can't even get in. Like, I can't even stand up. You're not supposed to be able to stand. You can't handle a 12-year-old by yourself. Come on. That's why you need this little thing on me. And that's why you need 1 2 3 4 five cops. Come on. What the can I do? You're acting like an adult child. throwing a tantrum, kicking and throwing yourself on the floor. That's great. 12. Well, obviously you want to be treated like an adult. Exactly. So, take it off me. I'm being respectful. I'm telling you to take it off me. Oh, you're telling me to do that? It doesn't work that way. Okay. And you're telling me it doesn't work that way? This is hurting my hips. All right. Come on. You want to be treated like a a real child? Let's put you in there like a real child. Come on. No, I can't walk and you're boring me. Since they couldn't persuade her to calmly enter the vehicle, the officers decided to wrap Catherine up. Get on your knees. No. Well, we'll put you there. You brought this on your cell lady as well as she cuz I saw that too. There's a phone coming. No. Why are you guys doing this to me? I can't even see. Like I'm at the point that I want to figure out to put something together because it's been such a living help. Like I even get charged. She's with all on you guys. Uh three times already. Three times. and nothing has ever and on me she's had batteries about four times because kids like this that continue to do this and every single time they get a class rejuvenate citation and they throw it off these kids start calling you guys bluff and start like going to do there's nothing you can do anyway and that's where they start shooting people breaking into cars vandalizing homes doing all this kind of stuff because they get away with it the juvenile system here sucks So, what happened today with the fight? I'm sorry. Everything was fine. And um he started throwing food. Who started throwing food? Alex. So, Alex is a girl, boy. I I don't know. It's confusing. He came outside like to like look for me and like he kind of started like trying to make himself look bigger I guess or whatever like and then that's when like I pushed him back and then that's when he went straight for right here and then he went for my hair and then that's when I hit him back. When you say you pushed him you went you said when you say you went for right here like what do you mean went for right here? Like he went clawballed me in the face. He went clawed me in the face. He grabbed a hold of my hair like he kind of had me like he had me by my hip. like he was holding me by my hip and like he had me by the back of my hair like by my ponytail and then he had me he scratched me in the the eye and I was hitting him like trying to like push him off and hit him and then that's when um the security guard that's when he came and then that's when he grabbed me and that's when I was asking them to let me go. I wasn't going to hit him or nothing. I was just kind of like I don't like being held down like not held down but I don't like being held like that. Like so it was just I just started freaking out because I don't like being held like that. Okay. So, what happened with that girl? I saw a group of students hanging out right there by the west side. Then I saw Mia and another student that was confrontational verbal. They punch you. Mhm. Where? But she just she hit you though. Yeah. And then I cut it out and then she got confrontation and then I restrained her. She got confrontation with you or the other person. I'm sorry. With everybody. She got confrontation with everybody. With everybody. I had to restrain her again. And she started kicking me like on the back. Yeah, Lenny had to restrain her her leg cuz she was just out of control. So, this is Alex, a 16-year-old transgender who threw food at students in the cafeteria. And when one student protested, the argument escalated into a physical fight. Then, teachers and security intervened, but Alex attacked them, too, scratching and hitting them in the eyes. Because of this, Alex has already earned multiple battery charges. The police are now going to talk to him, but they'll immediately encounter a problem. Alex believes he hasn't done anything wrong and that he's too young to go to jail. So, he'll become aggressive and resist right away. Okay. All right. Mia or Alex, I'm sorry. Go ahead and stand up. You're making me anxiety. I don't need any fingers in here. We have to We're just working. No, I don't need you guys in here. You're making me get anxiety. And still, I don't care. I don't want you all in here. Y'all making me anxiety. Y'all making me have anxiety. Y'all need to get that through your head. I'm getting anxiety from them. They're about to detain you. They're going to put the cuffs on you. For what? You can't You're not going to take me to jail. That's up. They can't. And they have to. They have to. They're not doing it because they want to. They actually have to. No, they don't. We're not asking you. You have to. No. Okay. No. So, I want to ask you one more time. Okay. I'm not going with y'all. Right. Have my mom take me. I don't need to go with y'all. Can you stop being Let me go with y'all. I don't want to go with y'all. You have to go. I don't want to. I'll meet you there. No. What the did I do? I didn't do No. What did I do? What did I do? That's not me. You supposed to go take her to jail. It's both y'all. No, it's not me. No, it wasn't. That's not how it is. Yes. Because y'all be trying to take me to jail. No, I'm not going to jail. We have to go with us. Y'all trying to take me to jail? No. I'm too young. I'm too young to go to jail. Y'all don't understand. No, I'm not going to jail. No. Just not Okay, just just real quick. Okay, I I can see that you're very upset right now. I don't blame you. Okay, the the youngest that we can detain a person, you're not detaining. Listen, that's not what it is. Nope. Is 11 years old. Okay, I don't care. You're not detaining me. Get that through your head. I don't want to go, Alex. I want I don't want to go. I understand that. Listen, let me let me let me real quick. If if you refuse and you try to fight with us or you refuse. Well, can y'all just be quiet and just leave me alone. We can't do that. Let's Well, stop trying to take me with y'all. I'm not trying to go. It doesn't matter with y'all either. You have to go. No, it doesn't matter. No, it doesn't. So, can you please take off your backpack? No. Okay. I'm not taking my N. No. This is my Don't touch me, please. No. No. Please. I'm sorry. No. No. No. Stop. Please. Stop. Please. Please. No. Stop. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Stop. I don't need you. Leave me alone. No. Oh, no. Alex, no. Wait. Look. I'm holding on to your backpack. No. It hurts. It hurts. It hurt. You hurt me. He wasn't. What the hell? You're hurting me. Sir. Sir, take him off. Take your I can't. Oh, here we go. I can't. No, don't don't unwrap those. Hey, we'll put it back. No, I can't. Leave it. No, no, no. Can you just unwrap it? No, we we because we don't want I don't need it. I promise I'll stay with y'all. I I know you will. It's going to make it more comfortable for you. I don't need it. No, it's not comfortable. You got it. No. Listen to Oh my god, bro. Make it stressed out. You're making me get sick. Breathe. I can't breathe. You're I can't breathe, bro. You're brea Do you have asthma? Yeah. Yes. Oh, your inhaler. I don't have an inhaler. Soon as we get get you to the PD, then we're going to release you. Okay. And then you can go with mama. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Here. Hold hold the backpack. Hold on. Alex, stand up, please. Huh? Do you have any weapons on you? No. Nothing's going to poke cut or stab in your pockets. Ow. I have to Can you spread your feet for me, please? Alex. Alex. Leave me alone. Please stand here for No, Alex, you have to. No, I got to check you. No, please. Alex, you just got to check. No, please. The age of the individual involved does impact how the case is handled by the legal system, but being under 18 does not exempt someone from detention. Under New Mexico law, the police can take a juvenile into custody if there are grounds to believe the juvenile has committed a delinquent act. And since Alex is violent and attacked multiple people, cops have grounds to detain and arrest him. Alex will continue to cause trouble because he doesn't want to be searched. He's hiding something, but he doesn't realize that it's harmless. Alex, no. Please stop. Stop. Get in the car so we can I'm trying to give you my phone. Give me my phone. We can have it whenever you get Give me my phone. It's in your backpack. It's in your backpack. Give me my phone. No. Hey, stop. Alex, please stop. Alex, please stop. No. Can y'all stop? Hey, we we're trying to We just need the key. We just need the key. Alex, stop. Stop. Listen. Listen. Stop touching me. We have to check you, Alan. No. We have to put down now. What's in your pocket? Tell me. Tell me what's in your pocket that you don't want us to see. Just be real with us. If it's a if it's like a vape, I don't care. Okay? You can't I'm not going to charge you with that. That's it. Okay. And we're going to get it. Okay. See, that's all you have to do. I know you don't like cops and I understand, but I want you to understand we're not doing anything to try to hurt. Go ahead and sit down for me. Let's do that. Okay. You got it? Yeah. Okay. So, we got a report that there was a fight. Um they by the time we got there, they were separated. Yeah. So, both Alex and the other person the other person was 18. They're an adult. So they're handled differently, but they're going to be something's going to happen with them as well. Yeah. So Alex, she's being charged with battery against the school personnel, two counts, um public afra, and resisting, evading, obstructing. So the situation pretty much is is I picked her up and I took her to like run errands all over town. Um she told me that she was going to stay with a friend here. So I brought her um So I brought her here. She was trying to get a hold of the friend. The friend wouldn't answer. Finally, he did. He said that he was like two hours away. So, I said, "Okay, cool. Like, you can either stay here with your stuff or I'll take you to McDonald's with him for him there." She didn't want to do either or. I said, "Well, you need to start calling like friends, family, whoever, you know, to try to figure out like where you're going to stay." She's like, "I don't have anybody." And I'm like, "Dude, I don't know what to tell you." So, I'm kind of like stuck because she doesn't have any money. She catched it on Friday. Um, she said she stayed at one hotel Friday and then she stayed with a friend. She ended up getting arrested, I believe, on Sunday for a warrant that she had out and battery on an officer as well. What's her name? Deja. Ah, yeah. I know who she is. Yeah. I I don't know what to do with her and my boss says I can't stay with her all night, obviously. Yeah. What's going on? Nothing. Nothing at all. I'll talk to you later. All right. You don't need to talk to me, but you do need to get out of the car. All right. She needs to take off. Okay. All right. Later. Get away from me now. Get out of the car. Can you get Yeah, I'll move out the way. But you're going to get out the car. Goodbye. Just unbuckle and get out. Ma'am, you can't stay in here. I already asked to go back to the CY office. That is all I need to say to you. How old are you? Five. How old are you? Oh, Deja, you're the one that got arrested at you. We don't need to go that way. Yeah, we don't need to go that way. And I don't know you. Yeah, you don't know me. Okay, but I know you're 18. I know you're 18. I'm not 18. You got that wrong. All right. How old are you? Doesn't matter. How old are you? How old are you? Doesn't matter. All right. What's your name and date of birth? Why? I have a lawful reason right now to identify who you are because you're not getting out of a state vehicle and they requested me. But okay, then if you get the out of here and get the away, I'll step out of a car. I step back for you. I just wrote your last name. I don't know. You really want to go to jail? No, I'm trying to step out of the car. Okay, I'll unbuckle and I'll step out of the way. I'll step out of the way, but you need to start unbuckling now. No, you need to back the I'm telling you right now, DJ, you're not in charge right now. No, I need you to back up and respect my space. Okay, I'm not in your space. I'm telling you right now. Get this. All right. So, go ahead and start unbuckling now. There's no need for threats. There's no need for you to be here or for you to talk to me. Okay. I was called out here. Nah. This is Deja and she refuses to leave Alicia's car. Alicia is her case worker and she went out of her way and drove her wherever she wanted, but Deja decided to cause trouble unnecessarily. Anyway, as you can see, she can't stand the police because she's already had trouble with the law. But what awaits her next is something she couldn't have dreamed of in her worst nightmare. She will continue her rude behavior, and the officer will be extremely tolerant until she starts waving her hands around his head. So, I'm telling you right now, you're getting out of that vehicle one way or another. I'll get out of the vehicle when I'm ready to get out of the vehicle. No, you're going to get now. Alicia, get him the way. She's the one that contacted me, so she needs my help. So, Deja, go ahead and unbuckle and get out. Unbuckled. Now, leave. Get the out of my face. Get out. No. I need you to get the away from me. I did. I stayed back enough. No, you did not. Yes, I did. Deja, I'm going to tell you right now. You're going to get out of the vehicle. For what? Cuz y'all trying to arrest me for what? I'm not arresting you. I'm just telling you. She doesn't want you in her vehicle. So, you need to get out of the vehicle. I don't want you near me. You're not staying in the vehicle. Deja. Yeah. Leave. Deja, get your stuff and get out of the vehicle. I'm going to give you one more choice. All right. I'm going to go to my car. up. I'm telling you right now, Deja, get out of the way. I am out of the way. Go over there. No. Okay. So, I'm going to walk to my patrol unit right now. Go ahead. I don't care. Get all your stuff and get out. Get out of the car before I physically do it. You don't need to physically get out of the car if I've been out of the car. Okay. So, move so I can close the door and out of I'm going to walk away for now, but when I come back, when I when I come back, don't me get that way. Don't put your hand in my face. I'm you right now. Don't touch me. And don't put your hand in my face. You I'm standing right now. Don't put your hand in my face. All right. Where the at? Okay. So now get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get in the car. I told you. Don't get in the car. What the No. No. Don't put your legs in. No. My head. I have on to my head. Move your foot. I just want to talk to him like for what am I being I literally I just want to touch do not do not put your foot in. Can you please tell me what's actually going on? No, I'm not going to do that until you put your foot in. I'm going to give you one last opportunity. Can you actually tell me what's going on? Not until you fly with the table. No. [Applause] As you can see, the rap is already prepared. After she refused to get into two different police vehicles after kicking and hitting the officers, they simply have no other choice but to completely wrap her up. Usually, suspects calm down when the police restrain them in this manner, but not Deja. Her behavior will get worse and worse. Now, it's time for the hospital check to see if she injured herself during her rampage. I can't breathe with [Music] you. Please just please just stop. I'll stop resisting. Okay. This isn't right. This isn't right. This isn't right. Please don't. Hey, act like a grown adult. Act like a grown adult and stop screaming and I'll let her come to the window so you could talk to her. Do you understand? Do you understand? Calm yourself. Stop. Stop yelling. Act like an adult and I'll bring her over here. No, you're not. You're still screaming. I will bring her over here if you just calm down and act like an adult. You're in my care now. I'm not in your care. Yeah, you are. You're in my custody. And you assaulted me. You're in my custody now. You had no right to No, it's not right. It's not right. It's not right. I'm trying to keep my cool. I really am. What the y'all want? Chill out. What was the point of it? You need some water? No, I need you to leave me alone. You're my custody. I don't care. I don't need you to talk to me or anything. Just leave me alone. Don't talk then. I don't I can talk if I want to. I don't need you around. I don't need you to give. Get the back up. That's not all right. I don't give a Who's custody of me. Get the away. You're the one that's been doing all of this Yes, ma'am. Bye. Back up, fool. What are you doing? I'm scooting up. That's all I did. No, cuz you got off last time doing this. Okay, I don't want him near me. That's literally it. I'm going to come you to the bench. All right, I'm going to come you to the bed. Sorry. Okay, I don't care. I don't want him near me. Is it okay if I can take pictures of you? No, it's not okay. Go away. It's just for the use of force. No, I said no. Well, I'm doing it. Get the away. This said no. I said no. [Applause] No. Help. Help. [Applause] What's she on? I don't know. But this this for What are we going to do at the at the at the jail at our place? I know. Why don't we just take her straight there? She keeps acting like this. I don't want to leave her in this in this forever. So, I like to get her if possible straight to the DC. I need to be seen by the hospital. No. Brian, no. I want to go to the hospital. You were actually just discharged from the hospital. You did not even let me talk to them. They checked you out. What do you mean? They didn't even check my head. They checked all of you. You didn't want to comply. You're going to the jail. Why do you think this is okay? What did I do to you? I want to press target. I don't want to go to the hospital for medical attention. Get away from me. Get away. Get him away. Deja was charged with concealing identity, resisting arrest, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Ma'am, I'm okay. No, it's okay. You're not in trouble. I just want to talk to you, man. Is that okay? I just want to make sure everything's all right. We can talk under the shade, ma'am. It's okay. You're not in trouble whatsoever. She just threw everything. She broke everything. You look in the bathroom, she everything over. So, what happened today, man? She just What's wrong with you? She's like, "Leave me the alone." And she just started going crazy, right? 10 minutes later, and that's when I heard her throwing everything around. The police were called due to a domestic dispute, but they surely didn't expect to encounter such chaos. A girl named Ariel had a sudden tantrum and started destroying things around the family house where she once lived. Her mother is the one who called for help, and she truly needs it. Because this isn't the first time. Ariel had previously had outbursts during which she smashed windows around the house and made threats. But this time, her mother has had enough and thus wants to ban her daughter from ever entering the property again. Um, reason I'm here is I guess you just had a little argument over there at your house. Is everything okay? Yes, sir. That's your naturally. So, what happened? I think she just walked in and she got mad at me. Who walked in? My mom. That's it. That's all I see. Oh, okay. So, you and your mom? Yeah. How long has she been living here? Uh, she doesn't live here. She lived with her boyfriend. Oh, okay. So, she was just staying at your house for like a little Yeah. No, she she just came. My dad will let her come here sometimes to shower, to eat, and that's it. When was the last time she did live here, though? Um, it's been a long time. It's been probably like 5 or 6 years. Would you like her trespass from the property? Okay. If she's trespassed from the property, you guys cannot allow her back for any reason and violate that trespassing because then she can get arrested. Yeah. Good. We need to do that because it's getting bad. She's broken the windows before to get in. All she does is steal from us and rip us off and it's awful. A nightmare we have to deal with. You want to tell me what happened? Nothing happened. I just left. That's all. Okay. Who is uh who's at home? Nobody. She keeps going back and forth and I don't know why. I just got out the shower. Okay. Who's she? Mom. Yes. [Music] You just left. She didn't kick you out. Yes. What are you guys arguing about? Nothing. I don't know. We're just fighting. That's it. You just want to be there or what? No. Okay. Okay. So, since she doesn't live here and she's not a household member, would you like to pursue charges for the criminal damage to property? Yes. Okay. So, you didn't tell her. You just left. You didn't tell her anything. No. No. I relax. Relax. Just chill out for us. You all right? What are you guys staring at? I was just trying to make sure you're okay. Ariel, I'm okay. And my free be free to go. Why do you keep crying then? Because why' you guys stop me for? You guys are supposed to go to the house. Why do you guys stop me first? She calls you guys to go doctor. Ooh. Ooh. So, what else happened, Ariel? Nothing else happened. Okay. How long have you been living there for? They're They're talking to mom right now, right? [Music] [Laughter] Stop staring at me, please. [Music] Ariel, did you take anything? No. No. Ariel, stay over here. Can you please stop? We're still trying to talk to you, okay? You can't leave yet. Get away from me. What's your problem? What'd you take, Ariel? I didn't take nothing. What the hell are you talking about? Why are you acting like this? I'm not acting like nothing. My mom called you to go to 23 months of this stuff. Someone's over there. Why did you stop me? Because we saw you and someone else is over there already. Well, nobody is over there. I just walked from over there. They just went over there right now. I just walked from over there. I am not the one. Quit looking at me like I'm a cat. Stop. You guys are carrying me. [Music] What are you doing, Ariel? What do you have in there? Nothing. Stay out of my business. You're rather disrespectful. Why? Leave me alone. [Music] Ariel, turn around. Ariel, come here. Ariel. Turn her off. Give me hands. Give me hands out in front of you. All right, Ariel, you're going to be cool, right? Okay, let's get up. Come on. I'll help you up. Come on. Are you injured anywhere? Watch your step. Step up. Face that car. Move your feet apart. You have nothing on you that's going to poke me, stick me, hurt me. No. Okay. Oh no. Step out for me real quick. After this incident, Ariel was charged with criminal damage to property, resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement officer. She also got trespassed from her family house. [Music]