Don't you I had no intention of getting hurt. No, just keep your feet from kicking. Ow, you're biting me. Dude, Kathleen, stop biting me. Kathleen, come on. Only Cams provides body cam footage for transparency and educational purposes only. An Uber Eats driver in Westbury thought they were just making a routine pickup at Burger King until an intoxicated stranger climbed into their car and refused to leave. When police arrived to assist 59-year-old Kathleen Walsh turned from a disturbance into a danger. What happened on that stretcher in the parking lot would quickly escalate into a violent struggle that no one saw coming. >> You're intoxicated. I'm not intoxicated. >> said you were drunk. I have a buzz on. >> That's intoxicated. Not when you go to a hospital. >> So, we have basically two options. We have to find >> Don't tell me your my options. Bring me to a fair's house. We're not a taxi service. Do you have an a phone on you? We can call you a No, we can't let you walk. You almost fell over. It's for your safety. We can't let you. You almost fell over. I had to catch you. I don't want you to fall and get hurt, especially cuz it's cold outside. All right, so these are >> You know how I do it? I'm a Hell's Angel [ __ ] Okay. So, don't make me want to get hurt. Okay. Aren't we being Aren't we being nice to you? We're not yelling at you. No, don't you recommend me tell me I have no options or a hospital. >> I didn't recommend you. Don't you tell me that. >> Okay. You can take me to my mother's house. That's fine. So, like I said, Don't you hurt yourself more than you have to. for your safety. This is going to get weird, maybe. Who is it? She was very nice and now she's flipped. Okay. First of all, I am not. Okay. Whatever you say. What's your name? My name My name is Kathleen Walsh. >> Kathleen Walsh, nice to meet you. Officer Meadows, okay? Well, how old are you, Walsh? How old do you think I am, Kathleen? >> I think you're 17, [ __ ] You act like you're on now. I have to be at least 21 to get on the job. How old do you think I am? 22. Ah, I wish. All right, I'm 36. Like I said, I had to catch you. I don't want you to You know what? Men don't mature that well. Fair enough. Come on, Kathleen. All right. >> Your hands. >> Look. My partner's asking you. And she started really getting up in his face, so Come on, Kathleen. All right, come on. We're going to We're going to go into the ambulance. I don't want the ambulance. Yes, with me. Is this a joke? If the medic says you're good, if the medic says you're good because you were a little drunk and you were falling over and it's cold out, we don't want to see anything bad before you were. >> Is this This is not a joke. We care about you. We just want you to have our medic talk to you. Just give us some moments of your time. Let him see what he has to say and that's it. You do that. Really? Yeah. I'll walk you there, okay? Is that okay? You guys are bad at You got nothing better? What do you want about the the migrants [ __ ] killing everybody on the road? We're just concerned about you. I'm fine. You were falling over and it's cold out. So, just When you were getting out of the car, you stumbled. It's cold out. >> putting my boots on. No, you you had had your boots on. My boots were off. I put them on. And then you stood up. You grabbed my arm and I walked with you to give you support. I was helping you. Do you think you're proud to act like this with someone like me? I'm not trying to be proud. I'm just trying to help you. You just need to go to the ambulance and that's it. >> sit in your car right now. You were totally hillbilly. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. Wrong pick. All right. We're just going to take a step up here, okay? No, I'll stay here. But, do what you want to me. Get that little [ __ ] out of >> He's He's going away. He's gone. You You're hanging in the >> You remind me of a biker right now. I'm not an [ __ ] >> I don't think you're >> Well, don't think this [ __ ] pisses me off. I know what to tell you one thing right now, I'm fine. Okay. >> I don't have a car right now. I'm fine. I'm in a bad situation. >> Okay. Don't treat me like a [ __ ] I'm not trying to treat you like an [ __ ] >> out of my face. >> He's going He's over there and you're you're talking to me. That's it. I just want to have my medic talk to you. I'll stay right here. What do you want to do with me? You You have to go into the ambulance. For what? It's warmer in there. He's going to evaluate you, make sure you're good. >> He has to make sure you're okay. And make sure you're okay. We're all going. Everything's fine. He is over there. Don't worry about him. to go home. Nice boy, ass. Well, if you talk if you Don't just lie to me, you know what If If you talk to the medic, we'll No. After Well, you don't talk to our our medic, then we'll determine what and how we get you out of here. Okay. We just need you to talk to our medic. Oh my god. I'm not on any drugs. I don't think you're on drugs. No, I don't trust this guy. All right. Do you trust me? No. Okay. All right. Well, I'm only here to help you. Just come up and take a seat up here. I'm not getting in there. What is your problem? What What kind of call did you get for me? We got a call They were picking me up. I thought they were I thought they were kidnappers. Yeah, they were just concerned about you cuz you looked lost and you were looked like you were stumbling around and they saw they stopped. They called the police. Yeah. So, that's We don't think you're on drugs. That's why we're not We're treating you like a very respectful person and we just want Why don't you take care of the immigrants and kill the [ __ ] people doing something wrong? They're driving me. Whatever. We try to take care of all the bad things that happen. Kathleen, please stop. You're not taking me to a hospital. You got to take me to a hospital? Yes, because you're drunk, right? And you were falling around. We just want to get you home. You know, but we have to have the medic I live 2 hours away. >> We have to have the medic evaluate, make sure you're No, I have no insurance. Everything's fine. Please, please Ma'am, please. >> I have no insurance. It doesn't worry It doesn't worry about that. And you don't need to Once he is free, you don't need to have insurance. >> to be kidding me. I'm not doing it. >> Come on, Kathleen. You don't have a choice. I have a choice. >> Nope. Either you go civilly or we force you on. You choose. I'm not going in there. Come on, let's go. >> There's nothing wrong with me. What Is this a dream? No, you're not dreaming. Come on, let's go. Have a seat. Either you're going to go peacefully or you're going to We're going to force you onto the stretcher stretcher. I got friends in the police department. I got friends high up. That's great. >> You think I know you? Buddy, has nothing to do with the law. You guys are immature [ __ ] I'M NOT GETTING ON HERE GOING TO THE HOSPITAL. ALL RIGHT, you don't have a choice. There's no need to put me there. But, what's urgent? There's no need to put me on that. I mean, you guys look like [ __ ] I don't think we're [ __ ] We're just trying to help you. You're drunk. You're falling. It's cold out. We all just want to get you sober. I smell I smell the alcohol, ma'am. >> I had some dirty martinis my And that's fine. Come on, Kathleen. I'm not going in there. Cool. Let's go. Kathleen, No. There's nothing wrong with me. Come here. Come here. Come here. Easy. Easy. Don't kick. Otherwise, you're going to get put in the ambulance. All right, the cameras are on. All right, you can you can hold it. Just don't swing it. That's all I'm asking. All right. No, just don't kick. Don't do that. What the [ __ ] You guys need money? No, but listen, you can't kick. I'm not. I'm not. What the What? What What? Is this a conspiracy? Nope. You just had too much to drink tonight. I did not. You know what? Can't be kicking. Ow. Bite me. Dude, Kathleen, stop biting me. Thank you. Yeah. And you're under arrest. Thank you. Yep. What the You all right? Yes, lucky she didn't get Are you serious? Yeah, unfortunately. I did nothing wrong. Well, you just bit an officer. And you just bit him. Why did you bite him? I didn't bite anybody. You just bit him. All right, this is Well, this is unfortunate. Get the [ __ ] off me. We have to KEEP GET YOUR BODY OFF ME. ARE YOU GOING TO NOT KICK? NO, it wasn't video. It is video taped. It's all on video right here. Okay, everything is video taped. What Why are you here? Because because you were drunk and falling over and people were concerned about you, so they stopped. They let you in your car to warm up and they called us. I can smell the alcohol on you. When I escorted you out of the car, you stumbled over. I was walking you and holding you with my arm and I let you into my car so you could sit and be warm. And then we wanted the medic We wanted the medic to evaluate you. We tried to reason with you. Huh? It's not real. Not real. Where are you bringing me now? To the hospital. For what? Because you're drunk, ma'am. This isn't But, You're lucky you're not getting arrested. I think the bus they'll transport you over there, I think at like 7:00, 8:00 in the morning. I think the judge gets in at like 9:00. And I believe they go till 1:00 in the afternoon. Today, I have no idea what that was about, personally. We'll bring you down to detention and then from detention we bring you right to court. Today was definitely out of the ordinary. Oh, we have to do the female bench. They have their They have their rules. Kathleen Walsh was officially charged with second-degree assault, a class D violent felony. The felony complaint details that she intentionally bit Officer Anthony Oodles' right elbow, causing abrasions and substantial pain. While the officer was treated and released, Walsh was processed through the Nassau County First District Court to face the consequences of the attack. If you like content like this, please like and subscribe.