I asked you. I asked you. I asked you. >> Now you're going to jail for being stupid. >> Some people treat authority like a customer service line they can bully into submission. >> Hey, you're you're under arrest. Stop. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> But once entitlement mixes with alcohol, reality starts collapsing faster than the person causing the scene can keep up with it. These are the moments when entitled Karen's test cops patience and it backfires. In this case, what started as a drunken argument on a downtown sidewalk slowly turned into someone trying to negotiate with consequences that were ALREADY ARRIVING. >> I CAN'T PULL you over. You're not in the car cuz I'm completely legal. 100%. You're not in the car. I can't pull you over. >> No, you can't pull me over and I'm 100% trying to get her. >> No, it's not it's not my wife. Give me my license. Give me my ID. Give me everything. Give me everything and my police that I pay my taxes for will pull me over. I pay them taxes. I'm trying to avoid all this and it's not >> it's not even avoiding all this. I pay y'all. I pay y'all I pay y'all to >> Okay. What do you mean? >> No. I pray I pay y'all taxes. I pay y'all to do what you have to do. No, I love it. I love it. I'm a I'm a I'm a >> So, how can we figure this out? >> Like, I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. How can we make this? >> It's not even It's not even making it better. Like I He's trying to threaten me. All these police about to get me. I love my police. I love you. >> He's not trying to threat. He's just >> No, no. He's threatening me. Yo, he's threatening me. All these people about to pull me over. I'M LIKE, "OH, PULL ME OVER. These are my people." >> The confidence is incredible for someone arguing with the only people trying to stop this night from getting worse. >> These are y'all. You're my people. You're my people. Yes. >> I met you. >> Yes. Thank you. >> You're my people. You're my people. >> Yes. >> Come me over. So what? >> So So what? Pull me over. Now what? >> You want to go home today? >> I do. I want to go home tonight. >> How come? >> I work in healthcare. I want to go home Monday morning. I want to work Monday morning. I do. I do. I love it. I love it. I I love working healthare. I love working. You guys park out? >> No, it's my it's my car. It's not his car. Why are you asking him? >> Can he? Because you're obvious. It's cute. Okay. >> Can Can we? >> All right. All right. All right. Wait. >> Cute. It's my car. >> And if I'm not driving, I'm Uber. And if I'm not driving, I'm Ubering. >> Do you want to have an Uber then? >> I love Ubers. >> Okay. Do you want to take an Uber to your house? I don't think it would be I don't think you would need that because your husband >> No, I don't need my husband. >> I think you need >> I think I could afford my own Uber on my own. >> I think I could afford my own Uber. >> Yeah. Period. >> Period. Indeed. >> And when he joins me with the cops are going to pub. >> I can afford my own Uber. I can do everything I want to do and take care of my people at the same time. I don't know. >> Why are you asking? >> Hi, Sean. >> Her husband's just trying to help her get home and she's very intoxicated. >> Whatever. >> How can we >> Her husband spent the entire encounter trying to solve a problem she seemed determined to turn into a performance. >> How can we fix this problem? Let me talk to you. I don't know why. How can we fix this problem? >> I've been driving around looking for It started with I tried to go I got the car from parking garage >> and told her she didn't want to walk with me. She said her foot was hurting. So I said, "Do you want Do you want to go grab the car and we'll hang out here?" >> That's fine if she get in here. >> We can't make her get in, right? And and I know you're being the husband. You're being a good husband here, right? If she wants to Uber home, I guess it's silly, right? But I guess to DS it, I can't. Like I said, we can't make her. If she If she wants to Uber home, >> it's probably going to suck. How far do you live? >> About 5 minutes. I try to stop her >> 5 minutes. >> I try to stop her from peeing and right there. >> I I understand. And I know when she says that you're she's that you're threatening her, it's be with the cops. It's because you're trying to like, hey, like get up and stop being silly. Um, she sounds very, so if you want to go try to grab the car. >> Okay. >> Unless you want her to Uber home. I don't think you want. >> Yes, sir. I'm going to go grab the high. >> Thank you. This is >> when I say when I say I'm my own person and my husband, I can say I myself. >> No, I promise you. >> Which way is it? If you were to walk, which way? >> It's Michigan. It's not It's not orange. >> No, >> you're asking. >> Michigan Avenue. >> Michigan Avenue. >> So, you would rather take an Uber than than go with your husband? She said I'm not walking not walk. >> No, I can't. I've walked. >> You're not walking over. >> Babes, I'm I've walked over to >> He's driving the car. >> Babe, it's my car in my name. >> Right. If I And you're an independent woman and respect that you have your car >> and I would love to go home. I have to get 8 in the morning. I don't want to depend on nobody that can't take some. You keep paying me to work and I have to work at 8 in the morning. I have to pay. >> You have to work at 8 in the morning. >> I do. Bro, >> sounds like you need >> No. No. Listen, I do have to go home. No, I do. It's funny. No, it's true. >> This is usually the point where intoxicated logic starts fighting with basic reality and losing badly. >> My birthday is March 24th, right? And I have to pay my taxes on my car to make pay my it is coming right. >> My car is here. I have >> Your car is going to be >> My car is right here. >> Your car is going to be >> pay my registration to make sure I have to pay my taxes on my registration. >> Anyone that cares don't matter. Don't unless it's me. It don't matter. I have to pay out all my information to make sure I track people. My my birthday's in a week. It's less than a week and I have to pay my insurance to pay my >> y'all listen. I'm sorry. I'm >> Yeah, whatever. Whatever. >> What's going on? Someone give my license. Who has my license? >> Yeah, we're just >> yending that. >> He doesn't pay anything. I have to pay >> your husband. >> My husband My husband doesn't have to pay anything. I'm single at this point. >> I'm single. I have to pay my registration, my taxes. My >> What are you What are you trying to have done? I I >> I'm TRYING TO GO HOME. >> OKAY. >> I'm trying to go home right now. 26 Street. Can you guys shower me there? >> Please. >> Your husband's getting the car. >> No, he's not. Get in my car. My husband is not getting my car. >> So, please don't let him get my car. Please don't let him get my car. Please. I do not want him to get your car. >> Cuz I'm my own person. I'm my own being. I don't want him to get my car. >> You're married. >> I don't want it. >> You So, >> I'm going through an inauguration on my own part. He doesn't know about the inauguration, but I'm going through it. I want my own >> Yes. inauguration. Do you not know what that is? Do you know what that is? >> No, I don't. >> Inauguration. >> Inauguration. >> Inventing a fake legal term to explain your marriage problems in front of police is a level of chaos you can't really prepare for. >> Would be like you're getting like >> like elected being put in the position of power >> of like presidential. >> No inauguration. >> Yeah. That means like you're being >> You guys sound >> I'm sorry. Maybe maybe I'm maybe I'm uneducated. >> Yeah. Honestly, can you guys set up this only? >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Getting married. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Cute. >> Okay. >> Getting divorced. That means you have to go through a whole system. Whatever. Whatever. Inauguration means you got to get through a system where it's not even divorce. It's before divorce. Inauguration means you >> like a pre- divorce. >> Like pre- divorce. Yeah. >> And it won't go on your record cuz it's not kind of >> like a Trump period. Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> And it's inauguration, >> right? >> Makes sense. Yeah, probably not the right word, but I get what you're saying. >> No, my thing is I don't care. It might be inauguration. It might divorce. I don't care. I don't care. I want to go home. I want to go to a home. I want to go home Monday morning. I want to go to work in the morning and I don't care. It's Monday morning. I want to go to work. I want to go to work. I want to be able to pay my insurance. I want to go home. >> Okay. So, why why would you not want your husband or to be whatever? >> No, I want to go home. I want you guys to take me home. 125 off the >> She wanted independence right up until independence required solving her own situation. >> I asked you. >> We're not a taxi service. >> I didn't ask you. I didn't ask you. I didn't ask you. >> You just asked us 5 minutes ago if we can give you chauffeur you home. >> Did I? >> You did. >> All right. Don't show the helmet. Please leave me be. Leave me be. Let me take my own car that I pay my own taxes and my own insurance and my own. >> You do not drive. >> That's supposed to go to sleep here. >> No. >> No. Probably be like the adult and get rid. >> I'm an adult. I tried to have this man show up for me home and I can't. And I want to get you. >> Okay. No, it's not that. Okay. All right. Y'all leave me alone. Leave me alone then. I'm going to sleep here. Well, you're not going to sleep here cuz then you're going to go to jail for for camping. >> For what? >> You can't sleep on a sidewalk. >> You said I can't take myself home. I can't sleep here. What am I supposed to do? >> You can't drive home. You can >> We would really like Can you take me home? >> Okay. So, what am I supposed to You have your husband drive you in your car to your house or you take an Uber. It's quite simple. >> Okay. >> You're in You're telling you're in healthare, correct? You're an adult. You should figure it out. >> You should. >> We did. So, are you going to get in the car? Are you going to get in the car? I did not. >> Are you going to get in the car with your husband? No. >> So then your other option is start ordering the Uber. >> Okay, I will >> order it now. >> Where's your phone? Where's your phone? >> He's so mad. >> I said take me home or not. And you'd be so mean to me. I will tell you I told you. >> I'm telling you how it is. >> No, I will. I have enough money to take me home. >> Okay. So, do you have a phone on you? >> I know where it is. >> Okay. Where is your car? >> I don't know. My husband know where your car is? Okay. I want I want to go home, you guys. I want to >> You guys, I want to go home. >> I want to go home. Please, I want to I can I can afford my own Uber. I can afford it. Please. >> Okay, that's good. That's a good start. >> No, I can't. Please, please. >> I want to We have to wait for your husband regardless. He has your phone for your Uber. >> You guys, I want to go home. I could walk. I could probably walk home from here today. >> You cannot because you're telling me it's that way and your house is >> No, my home is on 26th Street. I want to go home, please. >> Where Where is 26th Street? >> It's on Michigan. It's 23. >> Yeah, but where is that from here? Which way is it? >> I just want to go to I want to go home and I want to work tomorrow. >> It's funny to you. >> No, no, not you. >> It's funny to you, MAN. >> NO, IT'S FUNNY TO YOU, NICK. IT'S FUNNY TO YOU. >> The mood swings, contradictions, and victim narrative were piling up faster than the officers could respond to them. >> I want to go home. I want to go to work tomorrow. >> It's funny. >> I want to go home. I want to go to work. >> I'm going to go home. >> Home is not that way, man. There is no dude. >> Did I not call you guys? >> You did not. I I rolled up. I I drove >> I didn't I didn't call you guys and you guys didn't meet me where I at. >> No. >> And I want to go home. And I want to go home. >> Okay, that's fine. We want to get you home. >> And get me home. >> We're not a taxi service. You don't have your phone on you. >> I have my own insurance. I have my own car. >> We know you do. The problem is is you're intoxicated. So you driving is going to harm someone else. >> No. It cannot drive you home. It is not the responsibility of the Orlando Police Department to take care of a grown ass adult who did not police department. >> Yes. >> If I said, "Hey, I'm intoxicated and I want to get home." >> Yes. >> And I asked you to take me home. You would not help me. >> And what we said to you is you have the ability to get a ride share. >> Step out of the street. >> You don't have your phone on you, right? Step out of the street. Get off of the road. >> Step out of the street. Get off of the roadway. Get off of the road. >> You are on the road. Cars travel THROUGH YOUR ROAD. >> ROAD. STEP ON THE SIDEWALK. All you got TO DO IS STEP ON THE SIDEWALK, >> BRO. >> MA'AM, if you don't get off the road, you will go to jail. >> Take me to jail. >> Listen, the last take me home and you go take >> your husband IS GETTING YOUR CAR. >> NO, I DON'T WANT THAT. I want to go home on my own. >> Okay. Your husband is getting your car to get you home. >> How do you know? >> Cuz he said he's going to get THE CAR. WHAT KIND OF CAR DO YOU HAVE? >> What kind of car do I have? >> I I'm asking you. I don't know. >> I'm guessing it's this car. I >> I don't know. Is that right there? Let me guess. The white Nissan Ultima. >> No. Absolutely not. >> Damn it. >> Oh, because my husband's getting >> What kind of car do I have? >> I don't know. We're asking you. >> She has no way to pay for it. She has no >> part of it. You guys, >> we're just waiting for the husband's here. You'll have You'll have her phone. >> No, you guys don't. My husband has my phone. >> My husband told you guys what car I'm in. >> He's completely sober. >> He's completely sober. >> He's completely sober. What about the [ __ ] That's >> You're not completely sober. >> Okay. Okay. Cute. What about the >> that needs? >> Accusing the sober person of abuse after spending 15 minutes refusing every solution is where the sympathy fully disappears >> to ride home that doesn't want anything to do with her husband and you're going to entertain the husband. A girl that doesn't want anything to do with the husband and you're going to listen to the husband >> trying to get your >> No. say the girl that doesn't want to be a by the husband and you're going to listen to the >> you guys don't understand that. Why don't you guys understand that? >> No, I can't. I can't. It takes an hour and a half and I'm asking my authority that I pay that I paying taxes to my authority and take me home. Please take me home and they don't want nothing to do with me. Isn't that crazy? Isn't that crazy? Am I crazy or are they crazy? Cuz if I'm asking them for help and they want to shoot me like I'm crazy, I'm asking you. I begged you and you said no. Your husband. No, I'm begging you. I'm begging you. I'm begging you. I'm three options. >> No, it's not even three options. I pay you guys. I've been paying you guys for 5 years. For 5 years since I've been in Florida. Nothing exposes entitlement faster than someone repeating I pay taxes like it's a VIP membership card. >> Take me. Please help me. Help me. The first time I tell you help me. Take me home. I want to go home. >> What? What does it say on this card? >> It says Orlando. City of Orlando. >> What else? >> City of Orlando. >> What else? >> Does that say taxi? We're not in taxi. Stop asking. >> I didn't ask you for taxi. You brought me home. No, I didn't. >> You did. >> I had you brought take me home. >> Oh my god. Where is he? >> That would be like taking you giving you a ride. Like a taxi service. >> I said don't take me to his location. >> You said to take you home. >> No, I said >> you asked us to take you home. >> I said help me away from >> Okay. So again, we're trying to help you, but you're not you're not. So are you are you going to walk home? >> I not even walking. I'm We said you couldn't walk. I'm asking. I could have walked in y'all just >> but that man has my car. That man has my car and my license and my everything and y'all don't give no cuz it don't matter. >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> So, we can't take you home. How else can we help you? >> No, I want you to take me home. >> No, we can't do that. So, how else can we help you? >> My name is Veronica. my father. The only person that can protect me is in California and that's the only person that can have my license and the only person that has my license other than my father. My person I >> You don't like the We are not a tax. >> Is that your car? Nissan. So, >> it wasn't. >> It was a Nissan Ultima. >> Nissan Ultima, right? >> You have a Nissan Ultima. >> I didn't say it. >> I don't want I don't want it. >> So, how can we help you? >> No, I don't want >> Are you going to walk home? >> My My uncle. >> So, how are you going to walk home or you get in the car? >> I'm not going to let you figure it out. All right. Just make sure that you stay on the roadway. Stay on the sidewalk. >> Shut the up. DON'T TELL ME THE ROADWAY. >> I'M GOING TO TELL YOU. >> The moment arrogance turns into defiance, jail stops being a warning and becomes the destination. >> One last time, either get off the road or the car or you're going to go to jail. SO YOU TELL ME HOW >> AND GET IN THE CAR AND GO. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO GET IN THE CAR. I ASK YOU >> PUT your hands on me again. >> I asked you. I asked you. I asked you. >> Now you're going to jail for being stupid. >> Ask them. >> One bad decision rarely ruins a night by itself. It's the non-stop refusal to stop making them that usually does the damage. >> No, I asked you. I want >> We're going to help We're going to help you stay out the roadway and we're going to help find you somewhere to go now. >> No, I asked him. >> That's Jill. >> I asked him. I wanted his help. >> You're back. You're back. That's my car. You're the middle one. I asked Babe. I asked you. I didn't want I didn't want I didn't I was going to ask you. I wanted to >> you got Now you're going to jail. >> I'm sorry. >> Now you're going to jail. >> She was arrested and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. Moving on to the next case where a routine Walmart receipt check turns into a full-blown public meltdown after this woman decides that being questioned is somehow more offensive than allegedly stealing in the first place. What starts as a simple confrontation quickly spirals into screaming, resisting allegations and a level of denial that was never going to end cleanly. Hey, you're you're under arrest. Stop. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Resisting me at Walmart. >> How am I RESISTING? HOW AM I RESISTING? >> You're under arrest. >> How am I resisting? >> Stop. How am I resisting? How am I resisting? I'm over at the >> Why are you coming TO ME? BECAUSE I PAY FOR ALL MY >> WHY ARE YOU COMING TO ME? CUZ I PAY FOR ALL MY >> BE ON YOUR BACK NOW. >> WHY ARE YOU COMING TO ME? CUZ I >> WHY ARE YOU WHY ARE YOU HURTING ME? WHY THE ARE YOU HURTING ME? STOP my time to stop. >> How stupid. >> It's time to stop. >> Stop. YOU'RE TWISTING MY ARMS. STOP. WHAT? YOU'RE TWISTING MY ARMS. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> DON'T PULL your arms back. >> Stop. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> STOP IT. >> ME. >> I'm not doing anything. You're twisting me. >> Stop it. >> I know. >> Will you just put your hand behind your back so we CAN >> PUT MY HAND? >> You are under arrest and you're resisting. >> NO, I I'M NOT RESISTING. PLEASE STOP. >> POLICE. >> What am I doing? What am I doing? >> Police. You are really trying to hurt me and you're mad. >> Yeah, she's refusing commands. I can't hear her. >> I'M REFUSING. >> GET YOUR HAND BEHIND HER BACK NOW. [screaming] [screaming] >> This is where denial replaces reality. The louder she insists she's innocent, the uglier the scene becomes. >> Please stop. Cuz you're hurt and ATTACKING THE GUY. >> I'M NOT ATTACKING ANYBODY. >> STOP IT. DAMN. >> WHY ARE YOU ARGUING? >> Why are you doing this? >> Give me your other hand now. >> OKAY. WHY? >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> STOP. GIVE ME YOUR DANG HAND. >> WHAT? STOP WHAT? >> WHAT THE ARE YOU DOING? STOP WHAT? STOP WHAT? >> STOP WHAT? >> STOP WHAT? >> STOP WHAT? STOP. WHAT? >> STOP RESISTING. STOP IT. >> Give us your left hand now. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. I'M NOT RESISTING. PLEASE HELP ME. I'M NOT RESISTING. I HAVEN'T BEEN THIS WHOLE TIME. Please stop. I'M NOT I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. PLEASE. WHY ARE YOU HURTING ME? PLEASE. WHY ARE YOU HURTING ME? I'M NOT RESISTING. I'M NOT RESISTING. PLEASE STOP. I'M NOT RESISTING. I'M LITERALLY NOT RESISTING. Please stop. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. PLEASE STOP. I'M NOT RESISTING. >> COME ON. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. >> STAND UP. >> Can I get my bre you stand up? >> Okay, I AM. WHY ARE YOU GUYS HURTING ME? LIKE I'M NOT RESISTING. >> LITERALLY. TAYLOR, PLEASE GRAB MY KIDS. I PAID FOR ALL THIS. THEY JUST ROBBED ME. >> Nothing says I paid for everything quite like getting dragged into an assault investigation over $20. >> They literally were just ON TOP OF IT FOR NO REASON. Oh my god. So crazy. Oh my god. I can't believe you guys said I was resisting. Oh my god. THAT IS SO CRAZY. What the [ __ ] What the? >> You don't have anything on you that's going to poke her sticker, do you? >> NO. WHY AM I GETTING ARRESTED? You keep saying I was resisting. Why were you lying like that? >> That's fine. >> Huh? What? Funny. What? You were hurting me. >> What the This is crazy. >> Wow. All that I just bought. >> That's crazy. I'm getting arrested for buying something. I'm getting arrested for buying something. >> Arrested cuz you're attacking someone. >> Literally attacked me. He put his whole hand on me. >> Hey, what's in this pocket? WHAT'S IN MY POCKET? WHY AM I GETTING ARRESTED? Because he TOUCHED ME. WHY ARE YOU DOING THAT? You're literally HURTING ME. YOU'RE LITERALLY DOING ON PURPOSE. THAT'S WHY YOU GOT TO SAY RESISTING. WHY ARE YOU HURTING ME? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. WHY ARE YOU HURTING? >> JUST SETTLE DOWN. >> I KNOW. Settle down. Settle down. You're not hurting me. >> He's not hurting me. You're sensing up. Stop. >> No, I'm not. My fingers. >> STOP. >> OH MY GOD. I'M NOT RESISTING. WHAT AM I DOING THAT'S RESISTING? WHAT AM I DOING? THANK YOU. PLEASE STOP. I'M NOT doing anything. >> Stop. We're not going to stop. >> I know. I'm going to jail. So why the are you HURTING ME? I KNOW. SO WHY ARE YOU HURTING ME? >> NOBODY'S HURTING. >> YES, YOU ARE. YOU'RE TRYING TO BREAK THE WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU GUYS? >> No one sees this hurting me. >> NO ONE sees hurting me. >> For what? CUZ I PAID FOR my stupid. >> Have a seat. Seat. >> There we go. >> Please get that off. Hurt me for what reason? Black. I took a spot. >> I was relative. >> What do you got? >> Anybody want to meet? >> Uh, so she was physically pushing and and like >> she was >> No, no, I know her, but to who? >> An employee in there. >> She was pissed off at him. >> I saw him trying to get away and she's grabbing him a >> The story finally starts catching up to her once witnesses stop matching her version of events. some random guy. >> He's an employee. I think he might have confronted her about something. I don't know yet entirely, but he was trying to just defend himself and get back. >> That's why I arrest her and then she acted like a fool. >> Yeah, at least disorderly of conduct. We'll see if he wants to press charges, but definitely got a she wants it. >> And looks like you're you got cut during all that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I can go to the interview. Thank you. >> Where's your magazine? >> I better go find it. >> So, I'll go with So, so anyway, so we have See, she'sing somebody inside. >> Yeah. >> You go to arrest her and then what happen? Uh, and she's immediately resisting. And then I had to put her on like just like a powerful like ice or whatever. I just kind of lean her against her, try to get her cuffed, but she's actively pulling back. Eventually >> took her to the ground thinking that'll probably help me, but then that's when Chad would arrive. So we got her in. >> So we got interference. We got uh disorderly conduct. >> Okay. Yep. All right. I will uh talk to her. And uh who's your supervisor? >> Grimes. >> Grimes. Yeah, I'll just do the uh I'll do we'll get an AR up here for uh I'll call Idan up here and I'll get her information. I'll let her calm down for a second and then uh go from there. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> And then uh Yeah. Good. Good work. >> Yep. >> We're worried about you got hurt. >> I just don't know where they were. Y the old Walmart. Take a left. What? >> Hey. Uh, this one. You don't know >> our employee got punched five times in the face. >> Yep. That's why we're doing this. Five punches over a Walmart receipt was never going to end with a warning. >> Okay. You guys know that I wouldn't hit that hard. >> All right. Thank you. >> Yeah, >> we're right here. >> So, started here in the self checkout. >> Do you see a magazine? >> Uh, yes. Dean picked it up. >> Dean does. All right. >> And I gave him the receipt that he threw on the ground. >> Thank you. >> You have the magazine? >> I give it to Kayla. >> All right. Is she back in the office? >> Yeah, I have it in my pocket. Hey, >> there. Can you break this? >> Maybe. You have the magazine? >> Yeah. Let's just give this to you or is this for us? >> What do you mean like break it? Break it? >> No, like pop it for an ice pack. >> So, none of this is paid for. >> I don't know. >> No, I just ran through the receipt. >> Oh, none of that is paid for this. >> Oh, this top part. >> Okay. Are [clears throat] you able to reimburse her for that? >> Um, aggravated uh >> is it a robbery >> or aggravated theft? >> Yeah. >> Depending on Was he were you trying to stop her from stealing merchandise? >> Yeah, I think you were. >> So So you saw her scanning at the at the self checkouts? >> Yeah. And then you said that as can you smell everything? She said yeah. But I think can I see your receipt? I asked and see you know angry. That's why he asked for receipt and then you asked can I see your receipt and she said she started hitting you out of nowhere just grabbing you. >> The moment surveillance and witness statements line up the performance collapses instantly. Yes, I am. >> Yeah, we we do aggravated theft and um depending on if he wants to do charges for we can do if not I'm going to do disorderly conduct then interference. >> What's the value of this right here? >> Yep. Okay. >> So, you do want to press charges. Okay. Are you are you hurt? hurting and this side is hurt. So you me and you know you grabbed your thumb >> Yeah, he's hurting. Okay, that's red. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Can I grab your name and stuff real quick? >> So she's going to be charged with aggravated theft >> causing injury and interference, >> possible interference causing injury. Look at all this traffic support officers. >> Where's patrolling? >> We're doing a interference with deal. >> Interference just Oh, I'm sure like right in front of the bathroom. >> I'm sorry. customer service. >> I think it was like right in front of customer service basically. >> Probably you should have at least some video and then my camera should show it like there >> if you can if you can unfold that you can get the the register number >> 38. >> So the total is 23.98. >> Okay. Assuming you guys want to press charges for tapio. >> Yeah. Again, we have enough for it. >> Yep. Absolutely. >> Okay. >> And we can refund everything except for the cold right here. Huh? What the what? >> I had to watch the whole video. I to watch the whole video. I recorded >> I had on Facebook. >> Thank you. So, we need that information. >> Recording everything only sounds smart until the footage becomes evidence against you. >> I'm not getting >> You said you recorded everything. That sounds like evidence. What's your name? >> What's your name? >> I don't have to do >> It's easy to get a warrant for your phone. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Do it. >> Thank you. Yeah, we need as much evidence as we can. >> We are against our watch. >> Ma'am, get away from the squad car. Go now. >> Did you record the whole incident? >> Yeah, I did. Get the warrant. >> Get away from the squad car now. Go. Yeah, you probably over here. You guys just literally >> The baby is right in my house. The baby's mad. Everybody's sad. Everybody's just not You're not scared of me. You don't want to get back. Like, why are you all doing all that to her? >> She breathing just fine. >> She said step back there. Stop back there. >> That's why your hand's winning. Cuz you're ash. She's not hurting anybody. So, as long as she stays right, you're trying to size her, not a 41. >> Hey, this is private property. If you like, >> you can leave. >> I don't need to. I'm here for a reason. What are you here for? >> My sister. >> No reason. Correct. >> No reason. >> Can we have your badge number? What's your badge number? >> I already have everything else on recording. I'm going to take a picture of that cuz we're this is exactly why we knew I'm about to do a lawsuit now because of all this. We were trying not to do that because of that. >> Lawsuit threats usually show up right around the moment people realize they've already lost control of the situation. >> Yeah, exactly. Cuz he's a you ain't going to fight nobody else. She didn't find no man without no badge on my whole family's gone through so much cuz y'all >> because of us. >> Because of us, >> man. Please stop blowing your smoke on him face. I mean that's what happened here just like you guys have right to say >> they literally try to be a little girl I had >> did you uh >> that's why I can't wait to hear what you go in watch video see what happened with the thing that you got down >> I want video of all of it highlighting um >> from them have them get on Did he what did he do to her? >> He simply stopped her because he saw a theft and then uh she conf like she got mad upside to head. Um he's then he uh according to statements and watching the video he says don't hit me. Don't hit me. And then next thing you know on video she's grabbing him and him and shaking. Yeah. >> So he can go she can go for >> an aggravated theft. >> Okay. Yeah. That's right. But how much? >> Oh, it was like 23 bucks. >> CNA. >> I can do all that. You ain't I'm a CNA. I can do it. >> Bragging about being a CNA while screaming at officers outside a Walmart is the kind of contradiction you can't script. >> I'm a CNA. I can do it. >> I went to school for that. >> Yeah. Ma'am, take a step back. >> No, he's coming towards me. >> You take one step back. >> I walk up, he walks backwards. >> Ma'am, right now, this is your last chance. Take one step back right now. Get past this line right here. That's where I want you. Pass this line. See this line? Behind the line. Thank you. Do not cross that line. >> You scared? I was scared. not touching he that's what they do that's what y'all do ain't doing nothing for nobody else you ain't catching no or nothing y'all out here trying to kill everybody else out here my cous >> yeah don't worry we had a velocity already. >> All right. So, go ahead. Go get the kids. >> Um, go ahead. >> Go get the kids. Okay. And then, uh, with the bad guys, I'm just going to come with us. Okay. >> Okay. So, we know our rights. I We want his badge. I already got [clears throat] >> That's fine. You can make >> No, I already I got the closest break my arm and I said, "Okay, >> I know. I got that on video. I already recorded it." So we can't get a badge number like >> 5139 and yours is >> 5284. It's not our situation. >> 5839 5284. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I can't wait till you're >> Wishing on an officer's kids is the moment sympathy leaves the building completely. Whoa. Whoa. >> All right. One more thing like that and you get in the way. >> I know you don't, but I'm just going to let you know. >> What did she have that she bought? Let's give that to her. >> Oh, she wants her to take that stuff. >> We'll see. >> Hey, can you take her belongings that she bought? >> Did you reimburse any of this yet? >> No. >> Okay. I'm just going to give it to her. Uh I think it's her sister that's out there. She's causing all sorts of problems. That one right there in the black. [clears throat] >> But hopefully this will come out here. >> Uh no, this bag is one. >> Oh, this ain't going to have all this back. Is her receipt in here? >> No, I have that. I'll get >> Yeah, we'll make sure she is. Um, could I get her seat belt just to get this ball rolling and get these other characters out of here? Hopefully. >> How you doing? >> Just let me confirm with her real quick. >> No, she don't. >> I know. I I just got to >> Hey, what what's your name, ma'am? First name's fine. >> Taylor. >> Taylor. Okay. Right now you are no matter what. >> Is there anything is there anything like the actual they're okay now YOU JUST SAID YOU said they're okay. You told me they're okay. Now you're asking are they okay? I'm talking about the man that touched me like autorest. >> Yep. Right now you are. Yes. >> Right now. What do you mean? >> You're you're the only one being under arrest at this time. Hey, real quick. Do you want Taylor to take the stuff you bought? >> Why do you guys ask me to take seven times? >> Well, I got to hear it from you cuz I'm about to hand it over to her if if you want that. >> Oh my god. I literally said it seven times. You guys are breaking my wrist. Breaking my wrist. >> Is that a yes? You want Taylor to take your belongings? >> I need to know. >> Sir, can you arrest the man that touched me first? >> I I'm the guy who arrested you. >> I know. Can you arrest the man that touched me first? >> There was no that took place with him. You him? >> How? Cuz I tried to grab and he pushed me. >> Let's answer my question. Do you want her to take your stuff? >> Okay, that's fine. >> Even at the end, she still couldn't answer a simple question without trying to rewrite the entire incident. >> Let's get uh All right, let's get the book and go in front of him. Do you need to use my car? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> That's crazy. >> Trying to go home. >> No, she already. >> All right. Yeah. Use this. Who's this? >> The accused was charged with aggravated theft causing bodily injury and interference with official acts. Moving on to the next case where a couple turned a basic traffic stop into a full-blown public meltdown. What started with simple denial quickly spiraled into insults and non-stop chaos. And from the second they started arguing with the body camera instead of the evidence, this was never going to end cleanly. >> How are we doing today? >> Doing good. >> Very good. My name is Officer Castellano with the police department. >> That's what I did wrong. >> Yeah. So it was because he was driving when you guys went past me originally. >> Not driving. I was driving the entire ray officer. He was never driving. >> Yeah. When you guys pulled down that down that street never driving. I only had this car. >> Okay. >> I have You have your ID on you as well, sir? >> Yeah, I do. >> Oh, you have your body camera on cuz I do. >> It is on. Now I don't know if I >> The body camera became their favorite argument right until it stopped helping them. >> That was a lie, officer. So >> that's why you're being stopped. Well, I'm not being stopped for him driving cuz he was never driving. That is a complete [ __ ] lie. >> Okay, I'll talk to him about that. >> Complete. You're lying. He doesn't have a license, so he does not drive. And I know that for I don't have an ID. >> So, you guys took it from him. So, don't act like you don't. No. >> Oh, man. You guys are pleasant. Okay. So, that's why you're being stopped today. Um, is there a reason driving? He wasn't driving. >> Sir, I'm going to ask that you leave the putty knife in the car and I'm going to have you step back to the car. >> He didn't do anything wrong. If you take him out of my car, I'm removing myself from the vehicle, too. Ma'am, stay in the car and close the door. >> I'm recording. >> Do not instigate. >> I'm not instigating nothing. Stay in the car, dude. That is a lie. Like, you guys are lying. >> Sleeping in the car, sir. On your hip. The >> vehicle. What is your probable cause for this? >> What is your >> What is your probable cause for this? >> What is your PROBABLE CAUSE FOR THIS, OFFICER? >> OKAY, just leave it in the >> What is your probable cause for this, officer? >> Back to the front. >> What is your probable cause? >> Okay, you got one. That's fine. >> Pictures. I'm taking everything I need to take. >> Push right back to the front of my car. >> You too. What are you probable cause to be in here? >> Yeah. >> Problems for dragging my husband out of his vehicle that he wasn't driving cuz I know he doesn't drive. Your poss. >> Okay, that's all right. Don't talk cuz you don't have one. So, heing [music] telling yourself you do when you don't. He was never driving ever and I can vouch for that. >> Am I being arrested for a [ __ ] dirty ass pig? You are can't believe this [ __ ] Nothing exposes desperation faster than insulting the people holding all the leverage. >> Stop racing around my charger, man. >> Stop racing around. >> Yeah, racing around. I'm putting my charger on my phone because it's almost dead and I need to record this and that is my right. >> I don't care. Record away. So am I. >> Okay. Well, I'm good. So am I. Once I >> stop reaching around the plug in the thing. You can see what I'm doing. Your light shining right off me. I'm just putting it in the thing. >> Yeah, you guys reaching for stuff. I'm not going to ask you again. >> What? You're going to rip me out of my car forward with no probable cause, too. >> If you keep reaching around after I've asked you multiple times to talk, then yes, I should take you out of the car. >> Okay. You are ridiculous. Ridiculous. >> He has a yellow shirt on. Don't tell me you didn't see that. And you barely see me go by cuz you on Riverside at the light [music] before Max Smoke Shop right there by Max Smoke Shop. So, you guys areing lying to your teeth. I want to see it on body camera. I want to see it on your dash camera because you guys are lying. And you don't drive a car ever. He doesn't have a license. I know that. So he wouldn't be driving. I drive him to work every morning and every day and you're going to make him lose a good job because you're driving and thought you seen something. Okay, roll the up. You guys are dirtying pigs. >> The entire being pulled over. It's because you're sitting in the driver's seat. >> Probably not getting in that driver's >> seat. Dropping. That's why you're being sucked. >> I have a yellow shirt on. She has a white shirt on. And I have a hat. >> I was I'm able to pull up the picture. I'm able to see that it's >> You have me on camera. >> On what camera? I've got you on camera. >> Okay, take a picture. >> Yeah, a picture of your driver's license code to verify that it's you. >> It's It's very simple to figure that out, but I'm trying to get a cigarette right now. Just hang tight. >> Okay. I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt. >> This is where the story quietly falls apart because just be honest kept getting answered with louder denial. He hasn't even checked my driver's license, my insurance, my nothing because he is just on this driving thing. >> Start being honest with me. We can go a different route. >> I'm being honest with you because I just took my license like I don't know a month ago or something. So why are you driving? >> I wasn't driving. >> Not now. Why were you driving? >> When I haven't been driving five minutes ago before you guys got to the Who were you coming? >> Five minutes ago. >> Giving you an opportunity to be honest, but you're not being honest. Being honest, I don't want What do you want me to say in case you >> So, what is your probable cause for driving my husband out of his vehicle when he was never driving? >> You tell me I'm driving my car that I haven't been driving and then you're asking >> yelling. I'm asking >> I'm visiting. >> Who are you visiting? You were just over there for 20 minutes. So, who are you visiting? >> Doesn't matter who I was visiting. >> Okay. >> It does help your case because >> How does that help? >> Well, so that I wasn't driving. So, how does that help? >> So, I'll explain this to you. So, the reason that it helps prove my case is because I believe that you guys weren't listening to anybody down here. You were just pulling down the side to get from people who were driving and that's why I sat down and I waited. >> Where your phone at, babe? >> Phone so I can continue to record this. It's my life. >> Stop. >> Don't Don't start reaching around. I've already asked you not to. >> I did. >> Making up lies in your head. Just like reaching around, moving around. It's my advice. [music] The breeze and move. You have to take that away from me. Was never driving the vehicle. Why don't you check my insurance, my driver's license to do your realing job around here with all these other pathetic low lights >> for why you were driving? >> I was not driving that car. >> You want something? >> No. >> Why do you want Why do you want me? I can call the person I was visiting. You want to call me? >> Why are you behind? >> Why are you arresting me for? What the [ __ ] >> Behind your driving that car right now. Tell your supervisor right now. Calling for supervisors is usually the last refuge of people losing the argument in real time. >> Call your supervisor right now. >> Call your supervisor. I want your supervisor here. Call your lieutenant or whoever. I want to see the proof on the dash cam and the proof on the camera that he was pulling to get. >> You are lying to your [ __ ] teeth. You dirty pig. >> WAIT, BUT AS SOON AS MY CAMERA GOES OFF, YOU throw him in handcuffs like that. [ __ ] you. You dirty [ __ ] pig. >> I was not driving that car. So pulled me out of the pack. He decided that Why are you ting on me? Cuz you're not listening. >> Let me turn my video camera around AND GET ALL THIS ON VIDEO CAMERA THEN. He's not even resistant. Why are you being rough with him? >> Just pay attention. >> What the [ __ ] Hey, please stop. Ow. God damn. >> Oh my god. You guys areing >> camera on driving him like that. >> My family. I want your lieutenant here tonight. I will call my mother. She's good mayor. Close friends with the mayor of the city. Pulling political connections during a roadside stop is always a spectacularly bad look. >> Camera pulling me out of the passenger side of the car for driving on a light pulling out of the car >> right now. Yeah, but not earlier. >> Adam and have him tell them that I dropped the tools off to him. >> Yeah, that's what we did. We went to see a friend and drop some tools off because he works for a living, you know. >> Wait till I get your lieutenant here, bro. Keep persisting it like that. I dare you. I'll stand this ground. >> Excuse me. You want to start threatening me? You're going to get your ass in handcuffs, too. >> The second threats enter the conversation. The stop stops being routine. >> Threatening the husband. He's the one yanking him up and being rough with him. And he's not even resisting. >> Dirty ass. Tell the world around here that ride bicycles acting like they go to our schools. I'm sure his body camera is not on right now. >> It's on. >> Oh, I'm sure it's not. You guys are [ __ ] ridiculous and dirty [ __ ] cops is what you are. >> I was nevering driving. That is aing lie. So keep trying to ask him that. Why don't you drive me out the car next? Is that what you're going to do next, officer? For driving a vehicle that he was never driving. >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> My phone. I need my phone. Give me Give me a phone. Where's his phone? I need it for for recording purposes and that is my [ __ ] right. So give me his phone for recording purposes right now. >> I want to give her my phone right here. Okay. Let me tell you. >> Yeah. So I can record as by my right as as a civilian. >> Baby, get the traffic cam for 442 for right now. >> You run her by chance ago. You run her by chance. >> No, he didn't. He didn't run none of my [ __ ] cuz he's a dirty [ __ ] cop. Soon as my camera goes off, HE STARTS THROWING HIM IN HANDCUFFS and being rough with him. You dirtying pig. I'm perfectly [ __ ] legal and he was never [ __ ] driving. You dirtying pig. Wait till I prove it with every city camera until I have my lawyers to Edgewater PD >> lawsuits. City cameras. The mayor, lawyers, people start naming everything except accountability. >> Grab my cigarette. >> Hey, and I had asked you not to reach. >> Well, it's the only thing calms me down. >> Well, chill out. You're the one getting yourself all worked up. >> No, because you're being rough with my husband and he's never even driving a vehicle. >> Nobody's being rough with anybody. >> He is just [crying] against the car. Too many hiccups. >> I see buff for unprobable calls. >> They say have warrant in Miami. >> That bull name doesn't run in Miami. There's another a cute in Daytona Beach that we know of and he's like his birthday's two months away from him. Liar coward again. >> Babe, don't go to jail. >> Stop turning around. I can't tell you what time, dude. Stop turning around. >> No, you stop turning around. She's an adult. You can worry about handcuffs. You're being That's why I'm My camera's not recording. You can't give me his camera to record. Deny my right, Ste. How >> about it? >> Yeah, good. You're right. You should give it when you throw them against the car in handcuffs, too. >> Wait till I call my mama. I'm calling her right now. >> Get the phone recording. Get the phone recording. >> Don't want to miss it. Call your mommy. >> I am. She's with She my right to record when you get so much from the blow. >> Are you going to run your mouth? >> Yeah. >> You don't need to yell. Everybody can hear you fine. So can the people that are sleeping right now. God. >> Waking up an entire neighborhood just to prove you're furious is the kind of confidence that usually ends in handcuffs. >> I'm waking the up. >> If you wake them up, you go to jail. So, >> GET IN THE CAR. >> I HAVE RIGHTS TO KNOW WHY he's going to jail. >> Nice to know. >> That's the second time. She's sleeping. >> I didn't get out of the car the first time. I didn't get out the first time, sir. I just stepped out now. >> Chance behind your back. >> Chance behind your back. Never get out. >> You stop resisting. >> You guys could take a trip together. >> Never got out of the car. I never got out the car. Please tell me he got out the car the second time. >> Relax. Relax. Stop resisting. >> I never tried to get out the car before. You better relax. >> Your arms. >> Why do you think I have mental problems? I have bad anxiety problems. Ask him. >> I don't know who said that. >> I do. I have bad anxiety problems. I'm on medication. I never I never did anything. I just want to know why. And here's the front bumper. your feet nice and wide. Tell me why is all I wanted to know. You told me I didn't leave. I didn't do anything. I didn't go after. >> Okay. I'm going to need you to stop yelling for two seconds because I'm going to ask you a very important question. And I promise you, if I get poked, I'm not going to be able to listen to my question. Anything that's going to put me, do you have anything illegal on you whatsoever? Not >> I just want to know why he's going to jail. You want to tell me >> bring your feet apart. No, you never got so >> please officer. Don't do this. I am your job. >> I have a job. >> I know you're dirty, bro. You just want someone to pull up for you. You dirty. You good for Let me talk to you. >> You don't know. Your camera off, right? >> I'm already a CI, you dumb [ __ ] The moment someone starts fighting the cuffs while claiming they're calm, the performance is officially over. >> Get no tighter. Oh my god. My right one right there. Oh my god. >> You're cutting me, dude. >> There we go. Man, stop. So, if you leave it right where it's at, it'll be >> Dude, it's [ __ ] clenched down. >> Your feet back. Stop moving. >> Shut up and listen to me for 5 seconds. >> You are making this so much worse. >> All right, take me the helmet back where I belong. I have mental medicine on takes the night. You guys don't give a about my mental health. [ __ ] dirty [ __ ] cops. >> Waiting and waiting for me when I was leaving a friend's a house. Dad is profiling and that is entrament by the way. >> Spit on me one more time. We're going to have you in the face and he's spitting. You are spitting. >> I'm talking. I am a patient. You guys are treating me. That's my medical rights. >> Profiling entrapment medical rights. When every excuse comes out at once, none of them sound believable anymore. >> Medical rights. I'm disabled and I have disability. So you just threw me around and dragged me out of my car. No problem. >> Nobody dragged you. Nobody dragged you out of here. >> No, you did. >> Yeah, you're right. >> I asked why my husband was going to jail. You didn't tell me why. >> I didn't step foot out. >> You can put it back on now. >> So I'm allowed to open my door. >> You can put that back on now. >> Yeah. >> Put it I want to go medical. >> We'll take you there. >> Good. Take me to jail. >> No, no, no. We won't take you to jail. >> Take me to Halifax metal or what? >> You just said you want to go. So you tell me. >> For what? What's your problem? Call us now, officer. Are you serious? >> She's just going to d you saying we'll do what you want. >> Whatever. >> So I can take my bed. So >> Okay. Yeah, we will. >> It doesn't work like that. >> All right, let's put her in the car. >> Where we going? >> Roger side. >> I don't know where. >> Because you're not listening cuz you're too busy yelling. >> I have mental problems. >> I'm a disability. Stop me. >> Stop pulling away from me. You are being absolutely >> nice. >> By now, nobody was arguing about who was driving anymore. The chaos had completely taken over. I >> show you guys this camera as well. >> Grow up. Be an adult. >> Yeah, I will. You [ __ ] adult. You dumb. >> Oh my god. Me is so tight on my >> babe. Stop yelling right now. >> I am too, but you're making it worse, bro. In here. [music] Make me freak out. Yeah, make me freak out worse. So, what do you want to help me calm down or [ __ ] out? Don't start arrested. >> Yeah, well, I got arrested. >> I wanted to know why they were taking you to jail. They didn't give me my rights. As your as your wife, I supposed to know if >> they're dirty cops is what they are. Dirty ass [ __ ] cops. Dirty kids is what they are. So he's still sitting there talking running get arrested for something that you do. >> Adam was charged with driving while license suspended or revoked with knowledge while Briana was charged with resisting an officer without violence and corruption by threat against a public servant. Moving on to the next case where a relationship already hanging by a thread completely unravels in public. What started as a desperate attempt to chase down a missing phone quickly turned into screaming, accusations, and total emotional collapse. And once police stepped in, there was no realistic way this was ending peacefully. >> Let's do it. >> Get in your car. >> Let's do it. >> Get in your car. >> Let's do it. >> Okay. >> Let's do it. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> GET IN YOUR CAR. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> Get in your car. YOU'RE GOING >> ALL OUR [screaming] STUFF. >> OKAY. GET IN YOUR CAR. >> ON ME. >> GET IN YOUR CAR. YOU'RE GOING IN CUFFS. >> LUCK ME UP THEN. HE WANT THIS TO HAPPEN. THE MOMENT LOCK ME UP then comes out, the night is already sliding downhill. >> HE WON'T ME. NO, THAT'S NOT RIGHT. >> COME HERE. >> NO, IT'S OKAY. >> IF YOU'RE NOT GOING TO LISTEN, >> I'M GOING TO GET IN THE CAR. >> If you're not going to listen, >> I'm going to get in the car. >> Face the Jeep. >> I'm going to GET IN THE CAR. >> STOP. Face the Jeep. [screaming and groaning] >> SHE SIT IN cuffs for a minute. >> I'm about to GET OUT. I'LL FRIGHTEN [screaming] IT. NEITHER. Stop acting like a fool. >> Relax. [screaming] >> No. >> LET ME OUT. >> Just relax. Okay. RELAX. >> PUT YOUR BACK. [screaming] RELAX. >> NO. >> RELAX. >> RELAX. HEY, >> just because you're in handcuffs doesn't mean you're going to jail. What's your name? >> No. Leave me alone. >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> No, my daughter. Let me out. >> What's the problem? >> Let me go. >> Y CUZ I'M THE WRONG PERSON. >> OKAY. >> LET ME OUT. >> We need to talk. I'M SUING Y'ALL. I'M GOING TO SUE Y'ALL. >> THREATENING LAWSUITS while refusing to cooperate is always a losing combination. >> Just because you're a cuss doesn't MEAN YOU'RE GOING TO GET THIS DONE. >> LET ME OUT. >> LET ME OUT. NO. LET ME GO. >> Let me go. Have a seizure. LET ME GO. I FEEL LIKE I'M GOING TO HAVE A SEIZURE. LET ME GO. Let me go. >> LET ME GO. >> LET ME GO. >> IF WE LET YOU GO, will you spin around take a seat? >> Let Yes. >> Okay. >> Let me go. >> I'mma sit in my car. Let me go home. >> Open the door right here. >> Okay. >> You want me to move that stuff? >> I can't breathe. Just lean up against >> lean. That's That's You can stay there. Just like that. >> And the phone came up. >> It happened at the Salvation Army. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Some time trying to fight me. Fight him. >> What your name, man? >> Keep going. Keep keep talking to us. >> Oh, >> keep talking. What's your We're trying to figure this out. What do you need from him? What What are you upset with him? >> He got my phone. >> He's got your phone. >> He got my phone. my house keys and he stole her phone. >> All right. Did somebody step in dog or something over here? >> Her. >> Okay. >> She did, I think. Right. Can you smell it? >> Yeah, I smell the one. >> It's on her. >> Okay. All right. So, you are wanting your phone from them up there. Is that right? >> I'm following to the police station for this reason. >> Okay. >> Chasing someone across town over relationship drama rarely ends with sympathy. >> So, you can get your phone. All right. I got to write down your >> I ain't lying to y'all. >> I said you got an idea listening to you. Can you tell me what your name is? >> I'm not telling you. Well, get it from him >> because y'all y'all detaining the wrong person cuz you're >> I'm not the person. >> You're acting. >> TURN THE CAR OFF. THE CAR'S OUT OF GAS. Turn the car off. >> Just relax. >> You said turn it off. >> Yeah, turn the car off. >> Why you yelling, sister? >> We're all right. We're just trying to figure out everything. >> I'm not all right. >> I take medicine and all the time. I'm not okay. Okay. I feel like I'm going to have a panic attack. >> Tell us who you are so we can help you. What's your first name? >> Let's start there. My name's Paul. What's yours? >> I don't care about giving y'all money. >> Okay. Well, you're going to have to give it one way or the other, dude. >> Is this your car? >> You hand me my phone back. >> That's his car. >> It's an >> Who's he to you? >> That's my husband. >> Okay. And this isn't his car. >> Nope. >> Okay. >> He stole it from somebody. >> Y'all got an argument and somehow he took your phone and he took that car. Is that That's what I'm gathering. >> And this happened over at Salvation Army. >> All this stuff happened four bad fat days ago, right? And it's just not like keep going on today. >> Okay. I'm supposed to be at work right now. I'm a manager of two or three stores. >> Okay. >> He >> The bigger the self-description, the messier the reality usually is. >> Hard because the the phone came up missing. >> Your kid or who? >> No, this my friend. >> Okay. >> The phone came up missing because he was cheating. That's that's the truth. >> The girl br the phone back >> who he was with and gave it to her. >> So that's how it ended up. She dropped it off at the Salvation Army. We go to the Salvation Army, but the guy that she gave the phone to tried to fight me and him, me and my husband. So, we left. And then he keep throwing stuff at her, her with stuff. >> That's why you see all that stuff on my car. >> He threw juice. He threw all type. >> Hey, can you can you walk back over here with us? And [snorts] I want somebody to talk to her so we can figure out what she's got to say. All right. >> What's your name here? Walk back here. Walk back here. Come on. Come on. Just Just relax and walk back here. LOCK HIM UP CUZ HE STOLE IT FROM ME. >> STOP SCREAMING. >> Everyone wanted somebody else arrested. Nobody wanted accountability. >> And that's my fault. >> Just wait with her a second. >> Hey, stop screaming. I'm trying to get everything figured out. You know what I'm saying? >> I just want to go home. >> Okay. Where's home at? >> It's up the street. >> What? >> It's up the street. >> Up the street. Okay. You live with him? >> We live together. >> You live together? Okay. How long have y'all been married? >> One year. We just had a baby and everything. >> Okay. Where's that baby at? Stay here for me, hun. I can't have you walking away from me. >> Hot, bro. >> Okay. Like, >> you're just sitting here. So hot. >> Is that your phone that he took? >> He got my phone, too. That phone is mine. >> Stop walking away from me. >> I'm not walking away. >> Stay here. >> Okay. >> Stay here. >> I want my phone from him. >> Stop. They're going to get everything figured out. >> That's not his fault. >> Stop screaming. >> They're making it worse. Come here. >> You're right. You're right. I'm trying to be as calm as I can. >> Okay, I hear you. Let those officers figure out what they got from him. Whose phone is this that they just >> that he got all the phones? >> What kind of phone do you have? >> iPhone 14 or iPhone 12. >> iPhone 12. Okay. Why did he take them? Because he thinks you're cheating or he's cheating. >> No, because it's it's all phones, right? I I don't have family out here. >> Okay. >> He mad. She don't We homeless. Okay. >> That's >> homelessness, cheating accusations, missing phones, stolen keys. The situation was collapsing long before officers showed up. >> The way she contacted her. Yeah. >> Yeah. He mad because she told me what was going on. Oh, I found out. I was at work when this happened. I wasn't even around. >> Okay. >> He keep riding around with my house key so I can't get in the house. I'm chasing him to ride to to get my He takes me to work every day. You could go to Wendy's right now. He takes me to work every day in this car. This is our car. >> Okay. Somehow from the cheat thing or whatever he wanted to get Where'd you go with that phone? >> Cuz he just called in the side of the McDonald's. >> Oh, >> stay here for me. >> I'm not going to. I'm going to stay right here. I'm >> No. >> Come back here. >> Stay back over there. >> What's your name? >> Please give us your name. >> I didn't get it from me. >> Stay here. Quit walking around me or something. I'm going to act real crazy. That's what's going to happen. >> I'm going to act real crazy is the kind of sentence that guarantees things get worse. >> Y'ALL NOT TRYING TO LET ME GO. >> You're not free to leave right now. We're trying to figure everything out. >> Stay here. >> I already got requests on him. I won't screaming and yelling ain't going to make it any better. >> Get my medicine out in cal. It's for my mental ill. >> You need medicine? >> How often do you take that medicine? >> I take it every day. >> Just randomly? No, it's my psych meds. >> Your psych meds? Okay. >> Came to my house, so everything got my house. I follow him. >> He He took stuff out of your house. >> Yes. >> And that's why you've been driving around following him. That's why we've been getting calls. Okay. >> No, I'm not following him. I'm Yeah. He He just threw at my car. >> This is where the emotional spiral fully takes over the situation. >> I hear you, sister. I'm I'm trying to figure Don't walk away from me, though. Where's your kid right now? They're They're safe, right? >> I got to go get them. >> Where are they? They at my friend's house are >> But they're with an adult. >> What? >> They're not with an adult. Where are your kids? >> Huh? >> What's going on with you? >> Take a deep breath. You're fine. >> You're fine. Take a deep breath. >> Don't you see I'm shaking? I have seizures and everything and I keep telling you this and you keep not letting me do what I need to do. >> You can't keep walking away from me. >> You got me detained. YOU GOING TO ME CUZ I'M detang you. No. >> Stop walking. That's perfect. That's perfect. Sit down right there. Be careful though. >> What did you do with that money, honey? >> I ain't got no money. You I gave it to you. >> Calm down. >> BABE, GET THE CAR. >> TAKE THE CAR, BABE. TAKE the car. >> Just relax. Tell us what this is. Well, tell us what the problem. >> Let me go home, please. >> We have to get some sort of cooperation from you. >> Okay. I'm trying. Can I go home? >> I need you to relax and tell me exactly what happened. The problem was never just the phone. The phone was the excuse holding together a relationship already imploding in public. >> I need you to identify yourself to me. It's Maisha. Is that right? >> Okay. You're looking for a phone right now, right? >> You got the phone. That's >> We got the phone. We need to go to jail. >> He's got You don't have any other issues with him? Were you fighting with him today? >> No. We was fighting at the people at the shelter. >> You were upset cuz he took her He had her phone. Okay. All right. >> Let me out. >> I mean, let me get my stuff. >> No. Can you stop touching me now? >> THEY GOING TO CHARGE ME. >> THEY WON'T charge me the money if YOU DON'T BE COOPERATE. THEY THEY LET YOU OUT. THEY LET YOU OUT RIGHT NOW IF YOU COOPERATE. BUT DO YOU NOT COOPERATE? >> BY THE END, nobody looked innocent, just exhausted, unstable, and completely out of control. >> Did you ask for me, miss? >> Miss, >> he works for normal. >> So why do you want me to send him to take my police? >> I don't know. You'd have to find go to the front desk and ask about that. I'm about to report. >> That's what I'm going to do. >> She was arrested and charged with driving on a suspended license and resisting a peace officer.