Go to your room. You're going to get trespassed. >> No, I'm sorry. No, don't start. >> Go. >> All right. All right. You're going to jail. Stop. >> Stop. Put that behind your back. [screaming] >> John, no, sir. That I'm not. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Then you're going to have to shoot me. >> Some women act entitled. Others act like the rules were never meant for them. And some take it even further when they turn simple police investigations into fullblown chaos. From bar slaps to fake seizures, every once in a while, cops arrest one in a million Karens. >> You're a new deal and your CHILD'S GOING TO PROTECT. >> DON'T say that. I'M A CHILD. >> YOU NEED TO LISTEN. >> YOU NEED TO BACK THE UP. >> NO, WE DON'T. On February 7th, 2023, officers responded to a trespassing complaint in St. Petersburg, Florida. [music] The suspect, a woman carrying a baby, missed her bus. So, she caused a disturbance and refused to leave the property. >> Hey, man. What's going on? >> Nothing. I missed my bus. >> Okay. So, why are we out here? >> Why? Because I missed my bus. >> So, why am I >> What kind of qu You tell me. You're approaching me, sir. >> Okay. Well, here's the long and short of it. Okay. Lose the attitude with me. I didn't cause any problems. >> Am I under arrest? >> You can be. Do you want to go jail? >> I'm asking. Am I under arrest? >> I can make that decision right now. Do you want to go to jail? >> Am I currently under arrest? >> You're being trespassed at the very least. Okay. >> For what? >> She wants you OFF THE PROPERTY. YOU better lose the attitude. WHAT IS WITH YOU? >> I WILL LEAVE. I will leave. >> Give me your information real quick. >> No, thank you. >> Give me your information real quick. Ma'am, listen. >> Sir, we are not playing this game. I haven't. We're not playing this game. Give me your information right now because you're being detained on on assault you on battery. You you you put your hands on the security. >> Are you serious? >> Give me your name and information right now. >> If you want it, you can get it from the first. >> No, I'm not getting it from anybody else. You give me your information right now. >> Please excuse me. >> Do not do this. >> Please excuse me. >> You have a child on your chest. >> Exactly. Look how close you are. >> DO NOT CAUSE ISSUES WHILE YOU HAVE A CHILD. WHAT IS WRONG? YES, IT'S ON. >> PERFECT. Thank you. >> Even with a baby on her chest, she kept escalating. She used her child as a shield, claiming victimhood while daring the officers to push her back. And when they brought up child protection services, the meltdown hit full volume. >> Give me your ID right now. I'm not playing game with you. Then give me something with your name on it and give me your information. >> My arm. >> Stop trying to pull away from me. >> Stop trying to pull away from me. Stop it. What is your deal? Just give me your information. All right. So, YOU'RE GOING TO GO [screaming] YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. >> YOU'RE going to go to jail and YOUR CHILD'S GOING TO GET ME into >> Put your hand down. DON'T RAISE YOUR HAND AT ME. I'M >> TRIGGERED. STOP. You're triggered. >> Ma'am, don't listen. You're not going to jail. >> You're going to go to protect. You're going to go to jail and your CHILD'S GOING TO PROTECT. DON'T say that. I'M A CHILD. THAT'S >> YOU NEED TO LISTEN. >> GUYS, YOU GUYS NEED TO BACK THE UP. >> NO, WE DON'T. After the short outburst, she pretended to cooperate, but the fuse was still lit. The second officer was calm and polite, only to be met with the same edge, just quieter. And one harmless question was all it took to snap her right back into defense mode. >> What's the one thing? >> It doesn't matter. It does. >> It does. It does, man. Listen, >> ma'am. Listen, there's allegations that you put your hands on something, okay? So, because the child's present when that happened, I need the little one's information. >> I do. >> The other officer approached a man who had seen the whole thing unfold. He was calm, cooperative, but still a bit stunned by what he just witnessed. Compared to the chaos earlier, his account was refreshingly straightforward. >> So, just tell me again what you saw happening. >> Okay. She going to school. All these pedestrians out here. >> Yeah. >> She's calling attention to ask her. Walk over to ask her. You're not supposed to sign, right? Then you're not supposed to ride, right? I do it all the time. >> Oh, you upset flight nice to ride around >> and you you won't got no respect for the baby. >> Then what happened? >> You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. Then Asa start going argue with her. Start taking pictures. And when she grabbed Asa's hand and pull Asa toward her and start fight grab him by her wrist and start fighting to get farm off of Asia. >> Okay. So she grabbed her by her wrist and started fighting. >> Start fighting. >> Did she ever throw any punches or anything? >> Yeah. One. But it landed right here on >> hit her on her shoulder. >> Hit on the shoulder. >> Okay. >> With a staff member assaulted and a baby in the mix, the issue was no longer just trespassing. It was officially a criminal case. Then the security officer gave her statement, still trying to process what had just happened. She didn't expect to be punched by someone carrying a baby. >> Can you Can you tell me one more time just on so I can have it on body cam what what all happened? >> Sure. >> She was riding around here. >> Yeah. >> And I went over there and I told her I said, "You cannot >> Yeah. >> ride with that baby. It's not safe." >> Yes. I took a picture of her. She got out already. She started trying to but I was moving back and she was >> Yeah. >> physically touching but I kept moving back. >> So she was hitting me. >> She grabbed she grabbed your hand at one point. >> No. >> She grabbed your She grabbed your arm. What' she grab? >> No. >> She tried to hitting hitting >> hitting at me and hitting me but she got a baby in front of her. Do you remember what where exactly she hit you? >> She could be in my place. She kept it >> her face and your dress. >> She got a baby. I couldn't. >> Okay, I get it. I got the baby card, but I'm just trying to get the story. She's going to jail. So, I need to know the story where she hit me with like slapping and stuff. >> Do I need to know? Was it slapping or punching? >> Punching. >> Punching. Okay. Okay. At that point, it was clear the suspect was heading straight to jail. The officers gave her a moment to hand off the baby to a friend and collect her things. A quiet end to a loud mess. >> We can take your scooter, too. >> Yeah. I moved over money just in case. >> But my mom and dad knows my mom too. >> Yeah. >> This can just go home. This can go home, too. That's Tyler. >> This can go home, too. Um, and what did you park in the back? >> Bunch of lot of Vipers. Um, I think four total cans of formula. And then I just have a bag in there. See what we can. >> Is it in like a tote bag or >> It's like in a public's bag right in front of the crib. >> Okay. Mike is picking them up. Did you hear me? >> All right. I love you. I got to go. >> Yeah. I love you, too. Bye. She was already calm, quiet, detached, maybe even regretful. But it was too late. The charges were on the table, and her ride to jail was waiting. >> Okay. All right. I'm I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm not manhandling you or nothing. Okay. >> Just relax, though. Okay. >> So, put your palms together like you're going to pray. >> No, that way. >> There you go. >> It's a little bit more comfortable. I'll see. >> I got another one. >> You got them. I would just do it. >> This is this roof. >> Okay, that's fine. That's why I'm letting you turn your palms in. Okay. >> Okay. Not too tight, right? >> No. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's right. Stay away. That way we can >> go left. >> It's a shorter walk. I don't We don't want to parade you around here. >> Hop in it however you want. Be comfortable. Okay. >> Okay. >> You can sit sideways if you want. >> Yeah. If you want to put your feet across, however you're comfortable. All right. Obviously, it's not built for comfort. We're sorry about that. >> She missed her bus and every warning that followed. Still, she caught a ride, just not the one she wanted. The next stop was criminal charges, court dates, and real consequences. On September 23rd, 2023, a red Land Rover caught the attention of several drivers. It was swerving, drifting through lanes, and nearly caused a few wrecks. Moments later, officers spotted it parked in the middle of a lot with the engine still running. >> Hello. >> Sorry. >> For what? >> Are you okay? >> Uh-huh. >> All right. We We got a call about your driving that you were having problems staying in the lane. So, and I thought it was weird that you kind of like put your turn signal on and you took a while to figure out where you're going and then when you made the left, you made this really wide turn. You okay? What's the matter? Why you crying? You sure you're okay? Is there anything I can do for you? >> Her driving made it clear something was off, but she wasn't saying much. The officer stayed patient as the woman, later identified as Debbie, seemed genuinely upset, but the tears didn't last. And so when you pulled in here, you made a very >> I'm not gonna I'm not gonna do that. >> You're not gonna do what? No. Put your car in park. >> Put your car in park. >> No. >> Car in park now. >> Why? >> Ma'am, put your car in park. >> Why? >> Step out all the way in park. Step out of the car for me. >> Cuz you were about to take off on me and you are now lawfully detained. So please step out of the vehicle. >> What is that? >> Are you kidding me? I'm not kidding you. >> Please step out. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> So, either Listen, step out of the car. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the car. >> Then I want to record everything. >> We're recording, too. >> I will record. Then I want to record everything. >> That's fine. But you need to step out of the car. Step out first. >> You just let me record everything. >> No. First you step out of the car, then you record anything. Ma'am, >> here. No. >> Well, you're either >> Really? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Yes. >> So, we've given you several lawful orders for you to step out of the car. You're refusing those orders. >> She's telling me to get out of the car right now. >> For what? >> Because I'm conducting a DUI investigation. That's why >> DUI? >> Yes. >> Seriously? >> Seriously. >> We're not joking. We've had way too busy of a day to joke with you about this. >> Debbie's mood flipped [music] fast. One minute she was in tears, the next pushing back on everything. She refused to put the car in park, questioned every command, and acted like she was being wronged, even though the officers stayed calm and respectful. >> You guys are just really, aren't you? >> Okay, >> you say so. >> Um, so >> I I I >> Ma'am, come over here, please. No, >> no, >> no. You don't understand. >> Well, then explain it. >> Explain it. >> I I I've got all the time to hear it. >> So, here we are. I have breast cancer. I just had my I just had my third treatment of breast cancer and these people have stopped me. >> Okay. So, You think that's cool? >> Out of nowhere, she revealed in a trembling voice that she had cancer. But she wasn't talking to officers. She was performing for her alleged online followers. Like this was a chance for her to spin a traffic stop into a police brutality live stream. >> So, do me a favor. I need you to put the phone down. >> No, I can't. They They want to know what's happening. >> Okay. So, understand something that um you're not going to be able to do these exercises with your phone in your hand. >> Okay. Well, like I have breast cancer. I have breast cancer and you and you too are like >> really. >> Okay. So, are you going to do these exercises? Yes or no? >> Of course. >> I'll do anything you want me to. >> Then I need you to put the phone down. >> Okay. Will you hold it? >> I'm not going to hold it for you, ma'am. Debbie agreed to do the sobriety check, but kept shifting, stalling, and second-guessing. She was apologizing, then she was offended, like she was testing which version of herself might work best. >> Just stand with your feet together, your arms at your sides. That's all I need you to do right now. Like arms at your sides. >> There you go. Feet together. >> Okay. >> Do you feel comfortable doing this in your sho in those shoes? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So, now what I'm going to do is I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. So, what I want you to do I haven't run her yet. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Listen, don't worry about it. Listen, we we just got to get through this, okay? >> Debbie managed to get through the first part of the test, and it was clear she was under the influence. She kept pretending to cooperate, but the cracks were showing. The officers stayed patient, doing their best to keep her calm. But her meltdown wasn't far off. >> So, are we refusing to do the rest of these exercises? >> No, of course. >> Then let's finish them. All right. I love you guys. Like I don't want anything. >> I don't want to be in this position either. Okay. >> I don't I also >> No. Put Please put the phone down. >> I want to record on you guys. >> We're recording. >> She She acts like she don't want to be like she >> I know you did not. >> Listen. All right. We're done. >> You got my license? >> Yes. >> Oh. Oh, here we go. >> Yep. >> Yep. Okay. Oh, here we go. Nope. Do not come. Cuz this is not going to end well for you. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, we are not kidding you. >> Give me Give me my phone. >> Can you let them know? >> Give me my phone. >> 6101 code 5. We'll have one in custody. >> No. Give me my phone. >> No. >> Give me my phone. >> The moment the cuffs came out, she looked stunned. And once the shock wore off, she launched into a meltdown so exaggerated that it was hard to take it seriously. >> We're going to take care of all that. Is there anything other than your phone that YOU WANT? >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING [screaming] ME. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. [screaming] YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> [screaming] >> It's kind of impressive how fast some people can go from acting like a helpless victim to raging like an aggressive psycho. Debbie made the switch without missing a beat. Right after the meltdown, she started demanding the officers call the sheriff, who she claimed was her longtime friend. >> Oh, they see what you did. Don't touch me, you pieces of Call Rick Rasby. CALL HIM. CALL HIM. >> His name is Ramsy. Ramsay. >> Oh my. You're so stupid. Rick Ramsey. Stupid. >> You didn't say that before. >> You're stupid. Call him. >> I don't have to. >> Call him. >> No reason. >> Call him. >> 6101. No need to expedate. >> Call him. >> No. It's Saturday. >> Call him. You can call him from jail since you know him so well. >> After the tears, the stalling, and the screaming, asking for the sheriff was just another tactic. The officers weren't intimidated and just kept it by the book. Then she turned to random strangers for help in the most absurd way possible. >> Hi, this is this is your this is your this is your life. This I'm I'm your son's teacher. I'm your son's teacher. This is what they're DOING TO ME. YOUR HEART I CAN'T I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I'M TELLING YOU. I CANNOT BREATHE. [gasps] >> Do you need an ambulance? >> I need ambulance. [screaming] >> 6211. >> She She's hurt me. She's hurt me. She's hurt me. >> 6211, can you roll rescue our way? Our arrest is unable to breathe. And just like that, Debbie put on a dramatic show about not being able to breathe. The officers knew it was an act. No one was buying it, but protocol is protocol. >> You're sick. >> You're sick. >> We have an ambulance coming, so they're going to help you out. Okay. >> Okay. >> Just guess why, honey? >> What? >> So I can breathe. [laughter] >> [screaming] >> So, what we're going to do is we're going to turn you on your side. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> If Debbie had any idea how bad her acting was, the officers might have been spared the pain of sitting through it. They just stood there with the look you give a toddler having a tantrum in the supermarket waiting for it to pass. Backup then showed up right on time for the second act. >> You're hurting me. [screaming] YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> HEY >> [screaming] >> DAMN. >> Not cool for her to do what she did. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. [laughter] >> And they followed me. They followed me. And they did everything they could to mess me up. >> Okay. Debbie got into the car looking calmer, but out of nowhere launched into another ridiculous spectacle that caught the officers offguard. It was a pathetic attempt to paint herself as a victim of police brutality. Ma'am, [screaming] you know what? Always thinking to leave her right there [laughter] again. There's something going to happen. You know what's going to happen. [crying] >> Rescue out. Oh, she's choking me. She's choking [screaming] me. She's choking me. >> There's a camera back there recording you right now. Did they see I am nowhere near you? >> YOU'RE CHOKING ME. You >> You slipped me. You know what? YOU SLIPPED ME. YOU KNOW WHAT you did, >> Deborra? Nobody's even touching you. >> She told me. She told me [laughter] she would hurt me. She told me I have it on I have it on camera. She said she would hurt me. >> Okay. Can you set up and talk to me real quick, PLEASE? >> YOU SIT UP, YOU IDIOT. >> Come here. Come on. Come on. [screaming] Oh god. Is there anything? >> Debbie was taken to jail. She was still acting out, but the energy had worn down a bit. It was like she couldn't keep up the pace anymore. >> Let go of me. >> PLEASE, WE'RE NOT WE'RE not going to do this again. >> We are not going to do this again. >> Yeah. >> No, we good. >> No, we're good. >> Come on. Sit. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. Stop it. We're going to get another charge. Okay. So, stop. Relax. >> Get off OF ME. >> DEB. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> RELAX, DEB. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> REALLY? I tried to bite you. >> Well, I saw you. >> Oh, I see. We're all in together. >> Okay, Deb. >> Right when it seemed like she was done, Debbie fired up again. Like not being the center of attention was too much for her to handle. >> [screaming] >> I'm going to make you piece of you let me do it easily. >> Let go of me. >> I can hold you and move you like that. Stupid. >> We are not going to throw that away. >> Let girl owning YOUR PROPERTY. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> In true Karen fashion, Debbie thought a meltdown and a bit of name dropping would get her out of trouble. Instead, she ended up with charges for DUI, battery of an officer, and resisting arrest. On October 7th, 2023, deputies in Palm Coast, Florida, responded to a call from Walgreens. A woman, later identified as Jennifer Sheffield, had reportedly filled a shopping cart with merchandise and then strolled right out without paying. Huh? Please. >> Hey, sheriff's office. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Hey. Hey. Hey. Stop. >> Stop. Let me go. >> Stop. Stop. Let me go. >> Listen. Relax. Okay. Relax. >> No, it ain't over. >> It It is over. >> It is over. You just stole from from Walgreens. I didn't steal from nobody. >> What are you thinking? >> I didn't steal from nobody. >> Yeah, you did. You got a whole shopping cart. I'm going to pay for it. >> Okay. We'll go back and pay for it. What I need you to do. No. What I need you to do is you're going to go in handcuffs. Hey, you ain't going to start biting nobody stop biting mother piece of >> Hey, I need you to stop. Okay. >> I need you to relax for me and stop. Resist. >> Relax. You're making this situation a lot harder on yourself. Okay. >> Give me your arm. We'll get off your chest for just a second. Okay. >> Oh, >> get the off me. resisting. She's not secure. >> I ain't resisting that one. >> There you are. >> You need to relax. >> Jennifer thrashed, cursed, and fought the cuffs like they were some kind of injustice, but the deputy didn't take the bait. His voice stayed calm and steady. He knew yelling back never works on someone who was already spinning out. >> Listen, y'all don't even know who I am. Well, we're just >> I don't know who the I am. So, y'all need to watch that out. >> Hey, she she's a biter, >> huh? >> Just roll over. >> No, she ain't no biter. >> You just tried to bite me. >> I ain't trying to bite no You did. >> There you go again. Trying to bite you. >> You better godamn. >> Hey, HEY, HEY. >> I SAID LET ME GO. Get that mother off me. >> We ain't going to let him. They sent me on me now. I'm a female. GET HIM OFF OF [screaming] ME NOW. TAKE CARE OF YOUR FEMALE. >> Tell him to get off of me. Tell him to get the off me. A MALE [screaming] SHOULD NOT BE A FEMALE LIKE THIS. GET THAT OFF OF ME. >> GET OFF OF ME NOW. >> YOU CALM DOWN. >> I'M NOT GOING TO CALM DOWN UNTIL HE GETS OFF ME. LISTEN, LISTEN. LISTEN, LISTEN. I'm not going. I'm in handcuffs. I mean handcuffs. >> I know. >> AND ANYBODY ELSE IS IN GODDAMN HANDCUFFS. DON'T LEAVE THIS FORCE ON THEM. GIVE ME UP AND LEAVE ME ALONE. AND WALK OVER TO THE CAR. >> And that man should BE PUTTING HIS GODDAMN HANDS on a woman like this. >> He's going to stop as soon as you call. >> HE'S GOING TO STOP RIGHT NOW. GET OFF MY >> calm down. >> Yeah, I'm calm. >> All right. You ain't going to kick us no more. >> Ain't going to kick y'all. >> All right. Stand up. >> Y'all going to do what's right by me. >> We're going to roll over. We're going to stand up. >> I'm going do what's right by me. >> We're going to Why Why you acting like this? Stand up. Everything's all right. >> Jennifer was all over the place. Paranoid, angry, and unpredictable. One minute she played the victim, the next she was lashing out at anyone in reach. >> We're not saying you're going to jail. Nothing like that. >> Let me go. Let me go, son. Stand up. Get your hands off me. >> I'm going to help you stand up. >> Get youring hands off me now. You don't need them on me. I'M IN HANDCUFFS. >> IF I RUN, shoot me. >> Get the off me. >> ARE YOU LET HER TAKE CARE OF ME ONCE? >> Police officer. Are you a POLICE OFFICER? ARE YOU A POLICE OFFICER? THEN YOU need to be taking care of me instead of let these mother COME OVER. COME TAKE OVER NOW. GET my get my get my y problem. Y'all really going to have some problem back there. >> I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE UNTIL I STAND UP AND GET IN THIS MOTHER. AND YOU LET ME GO. >> It was obvious Jennifer was in survival mode, on edge, and convinced that everyone was out to get her. The deputy didn't push to try to reason with her. He'd seen this kind of behavior before and knew some storms pass quicker when you don't fight them. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Put your feet in. >> Leave me off. Get your hands off me. >> Put your feet in for us. >> I'm not. I'm talking to this officer. I'm in handcuffs. Y'ALL WANT TO STAND THERE AND MAKE SURE I DON'T RUN OFF. YOU TRADE PHYSICIANS WITH HER. IS SHE SCARED? TRADE OFF. >> You get your over here. And what are y'all trade OFF WITH? YOU FELT SCARED. GET YOUR ASS OVER HERE. >> NO. You gonna take me? >> She pushed back hard like someone who felt cornered and didn't know what else to do. The officers let the storm pass. And once she calmed down, the arresting officer quietly stepped in. >> Hey, Jennifer. >> How you feeling? >> You okay? You calmed down a little bit? I'm sorry that everything happened the way that it did. You understand why we had to do what we did. to protect ourselves and protect you. I didn't want to see you get hurt and I didn't want to get hurt, you know. Do you have any pains right now? >> Yeah, these feels hurt pretty bad. >> They're hurting you pretty bad. What about your heart? Is it feeling okay? >> I just want honesty. That's it. I'm just worried about you. >> You're just a little upset. >> A lot of upset. >> What are you upset about? >> I'm like, >> I don't either. So, you might think I'm joking about that, but I'm really not. Um, we're going to we're going to figure everything out as quick as we can. It's it's going to take just a minute. Um, we're talking to the store now. Um, I don't really understand what they want to do at this point as far as the criminal aspect of it. >> Um, the deputy that's over there, he'll come down here and talk to you in just a second and we'll figure everything out. >> I really do appreciate you calming down for me, though. I was worried about you there for a minute. >> I'm sorry you're going through a lot. There's a lot of resources out there though to help you. And if you need some help finding some, we can give you some numbers. You know what I mean? I just don't want to see you steal from stores to try to feed yourself. You know, I hate that you have to do that, >> but I'd rather give you some good phone numbers or locations that you can go to and get some good hot meals, you know? So, just bear with us and I'll I'll get you some numbers. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Instead of lecturing, the officer offered help to stop her from committing crimes to survive and start getting real support. Still, compassion doesn't cancel out the consequences. Shoplifting's still a crime, and the officers had to hear what Walgreens had to say. >> So, the issue is that she has a shopping cart full of items, and we don't know if that items are from here or whatever. Just want to know how you want. >> We want her trespass. That's all. We just want our items back in her trespass. >> Um, I don't think she's all there. She was screaming at our pharmacist about getting meds. So, >> it's tough to press charges over food and diapers when the suspect's struggling mentally and caring for a disabled daughter. The store tried to go easy on her, but Jennifer didn't see it that way. When survival becomes your default, even help could feel like a threat. I just let him know that I'm I go back. Y'all won't be seeing me no more. >> All right. Well, >> yeah. >> Good luck to you. >> Huh? >> I'm talking about the thing. >> I hope you do. All right. >> I ain't scared of the world. I understand that. >> They just ain't ready for me. I ain't scared for the world. I ain't scared of the world. They just ain't ready for me. And I'm, you know, y'all agreed. And y'all got me right there like this. And I don't care if y'all gonna lose me cuz that's how y'all want to be. That's how y'all want to act. >> Jennifer ended up being charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence. No one wanted it to go that far, but when things get physical, there's no walking it back. On January 5th, 2024, officers in Florida were called to a local bar after a guest allegedly became disruptive while intoxicated. The suspect, a 38-year-old woman named Ashley, was accused of slapping people and refusing to leave. She was loud, defiant, and ready to ruin everyone's night. >> What is going on? I Okay, so my cousin Daryl around the corner. >> No, I'm not. >> I I I apparently need to leave my camera and she been cursing. >> You care? Come. We'll walk this way. Come on. >> All the cameras. Come on. >> I just want my keys to my car. >> And I will have a driver come this car. >> Okay. Okay. Well, come this way. We're We're talking. Come this way. He's going to talk to them. You come this way. Come on. But she gave me a cigarette. When I first met her, she said she was Ashley and she gave me a cigarette and next thing you know, she's stopping me. It's cameras and she stopped me four times. I did not put my hands on her. >> Did anyone else see it? >> In there. It's cameras in there. >> No, it happened inside. >> In there and just now heard some motion inside, but I ain't seen anything. After a quick word with the victim, the officers turned to Ashley. She seemed rattled, maybe even emotional, but a flicker of arrogance was starting to show. The kind that warns you that a calm conversation isn't going to last. >> You don't have to cry. Come on. Just walk. >> I need to be a little pissed off. >> You can be pissed, but come. We're going to walk this way and we're going to figure out what's going on. >> And I need to be a little pissed off. >> And you're entitled. You're entitled to be pissed off. That's not >> my car. >> It's your car. That's my car. Okay. >> Nobody can zap but me. >> So I took my cousin out drinking the night. >> Okay. >> Because well, you know, a good family member and he was spent in the building night. >> Mhm. >> Decided she got too crazy. We was just take a gab off and next thing I know half in this stupid bar and they're little old lady very old ladies. >> Mhm. trying to kick me out because I can't find my keys that he took. Wait over there. >> Okay, just hang just hang on over there. We're not calling you over here. Hang on over there. >> Ashley claimed she hadn't left yet because she couldn't find her car keys. And according to her, that was her cousin Daryl's fault. As for the bar staff, she brushed them off as a bunch of old ladies making a big deal out of nothing. You got to calm down. >> So, here is Mike. So, my car keys have disappeared. >> Okay. So, the the bar THE WHOLE ISSUE IS THE PARK KEYS, RIGHT? OKAY. We're trying to find the car keys. And you But you've been drinking, right? >> I I don't need to drive his car. >> You just need the car keys. >> Car keys so I can put them on a tow truck and get the >> You think he took them? >> No, no, no. He didn't take them. I gave him to him. He He came out to my car earlier. Daryl, what did you get? >> No, come stay here. >> Hold on. I'm staying right here. What did you get out of my car when you asked for the keys? >> You're saying she swapped >> my cigarettes? So, I had one pack that I bought and you knew that. So, what else did you need? >> Your cigarettes, >> your cash. What the was it? >> Okay. >> Don't you in the car, >> which you can't access. >> I can't. Calm down. We're going to get the key. >> I will give you whatever you need. >> Don't touch me, though. Don't touch me. Calm down. We're trying to get you the keys so we can figure this all out. We just We don't know where they're at, right? All right. So, what's your what's your name? >> Ashley. >> Okay. >> This is my cousin Daryl. >> I know Daryl. >> This I don't even know. >> This is some crazy from the ball. >> Calm down. >> You want to know some crazy from the ball? >> Ashley wasn't just talking. She was running her own investigation. She questioned her cousin like she was a detective on a case, seemingly convinced she was the only sane person there. Her tone kept rising from firm to irritated to flatout confrontational. >> Okay, so no idea where the keys are. You just want to >> I gave them to Daryl and I said, Daryl, don't >> Daryl doesn't know where they're at. That's the problem. >> Stop, please, for one second. >> Ain't no telling me to stop. You need to stop. Come here. >> Can I just ask question? >> No, you can't. You can stay right here and relax. >> Why did you ask me for the keys earlier? Why? It's >> to put them back. You put them back on. Why >> table? >> We don't know where they're at. >> Why are you putting me in? >> STOP. OKAY. OKAY. Put them behind your back. Stop me. You better call any gun. >> With Ashley in cuffs, the officers turned to the witnesses and the more they talked, the clearer it got. Ashley wasn't misunderstood. She was the one stirring things up and the reason the night went sideways. >> Did anyone see her slapper? >> I didn't see her. >> I think this is her vehicle. She's banging on the car acting like a man. I did nothing to her. She stopped me four times. >> She asked her for a cigarette and that sent her from from being over. >> Did you see her slap her or no? >> No, I didn't see that part, but I just said she asked her for a cigarette. I was sitting with my back. >> She asked her for a cigarette or she asked her. >> She asked her. The first time I met her, she said, "I'm Ashley." She gave me a cigarette and I don't know what was wrong with her after that. She was sitting behind me and the music's on >> and she said she's been acting like I'm going to take >> I didn't do wrong. >> Take the sweater off. There's nothing there, >> girl. Cuz y'all are scrunching my wrist LIKE BRUISES. STOP. STOP. Y'all are hurting me. >> Nobody's hurting. >> Yes, you are. Just let me rotate my wrist. >> They're handcuffs, not bracelets. >> No, they're hurting. Thank you. searching like a normaling cop here. Everything you need, honey. Get up in there. Lean forward. No. Get up in there. Lean forward. >> I'm leaning as forward as a cop car. Yeah. Get up in there, girl. >> Don't worry. >> Yeah. Get up in there. Don't get up in it. All of it. Hey, you want the tongue ring, too? >> They'll take that at the jail. >> I'm sure they will. >> People like Ashley don't really think about the consequences while in the moment. They just get loud and offended to protect their pride. But the more she performed, the more ridiculous she looked next to the officer's cool, no pressure attitude. It's >> really getting stupid now. I bettering starting Carters again. >> Man, are you warm enough? What kind of music do you like, Ashley? >> I I like the kind that say hang in cuffs and I'm free because [ __ ] BOY POLICE DON'T ARREST PEOPLE that didn't do wrong. The officer handed the victim her case number. She was calm with no theatrics or attitude. Funny how the guilty ones are usually the loudest. >> All right, dear. Here's uh your report number for your battery. Okay. Where did she slap you on the face? Point. >> This is This a birth mark and I got burnt here. So, she slapped me here. She slapped me four times. >> Both hands. Both hands or just one? >> Just I don't know. But she slapped me just inside of there and outside. >> Okay. [snorts] um >> four times. But I wasn't going to hear I just got out of jail. I just bed out I'm not going to get in trouble. >> I got you. >> Uh here's your report. >> And you can see after she got out, >> I'm not worried about that. >> The transport van eventually showed up and Ashley was moved over. Most people quiet down by that point, but not her. She stayed annoyed and entitled, acting like the whole situation was beneath her. In her mind, the real crime was how the cops had ruined her night. >> Touch me anymore. Try to bend your arms. >> Yes, sir. Whatever you need, sir. >> Whatever you need. Please stop touching me. I don't like you and you're you're brutal. Please >> don't touch me. >> Bend your arms and >> whatever you need. Whatever you need. >> You need to get the away from me. >> She's going to stay right here. >> She She's brutality. I don't like it. >> Yeah, I'm looking at you. >> I can wash your arms >> here. Are you learning something? Because you need to. It's called real life and real jobs. What? They pay you like 18 bucks an hour to people. Can you take pictures of us before you it up? Because I'm not happy with >> Can I grab photos of your >> Please, please, could you? >> Okay. On your phone. Are you going to let me take a photo or not a photo shoot? >> Do I look like fans only? >> I'm going to count, bro. >> Okay. Can you turn around for me? >> No. I want you to put your light on your phone. >> All of you. >> Are you going to allow me to photograph? It's part of the process. He's got to get He's got to get all >> There it is. So, you can put a real >> All right. Try and flip your hands about. >> Yep. >> Okay. Your hands. Is that the only complaint of injury you have? You want to talk about a mental state? I don't know if you can put that on the camera. I'm gonna give you one. >> Okay. All right. Have a good night. >> Ashley was charged with resisting without violence and disorderly intoxication. She pleaded no contest and was found guilty on both counts. The fine was $350 or 12 hours of community service. On June 6th, 2023, officers were dispatched to an Ohio amusement park after a woman violated a trespass order by returning to the property. The woman, Cheyenne Chaplain, claimed she just wanted to grab her stuff from a locker. >> My locker. >> You were told not to come back. >> I need to get out of the locker. Stop it. >> 52, can you come to the talk? I got a 26 here. Getting myself out of the locker. >> You're under arrest. Stop. >> I'm getting myself out of the locker. >> Stop resisting. >> Can I get myself out of my locker? You guys can't hold my >> Stop resisting. Are you kidding me right now? >> Can I go to my locker? >> Let me go in my locker. >> Make no mention of the locker and your friends can get yourself out of your locker. >> Let me go locker. >> No, we're past that. You're under arrest now. >> My locker first. >> I got to go to my locker. >> Let's go. >> Hey, look. an open locker. Literally, I know I have a walker. A locker. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Wait. Guys, stop. >> Stop resisting. Just walk. You are making things more difficult for yourself. >> I can't run away. And I can't resist. >> Let me get my walker. >> What is wrong with you? >> What is wrong with you? We made it very clear that you were not to come back in and you immediately discarded what we told you. >> Cheyenne treated the rules like they were optional, not something meant for her. Coming back probably felt like no big deal to her. But once you're trespassed, even a quick return is against the law. Even if you need to get your stuff. >> Can I go to my locker, please? >> No. Please sunglasses. I got to drop this over here. >> What' you do? >> I want to get >> trespassing. Like what the heck? I pulled my phone out on a roller coaster. I Snapchated. >> Like that's what I did. >> What would you come get him for? >> You go to my locker. >> No, aren't you friends? >> Well, I'm not going to. >> Yeah. >> I literally wanted Why did you get my my locker? >> You could have called someone. You could have asked security. There was a lot more other options you could have done besides just walking back in on your own. >> What? You're not putting me in here. >> You're You're getting in there. >> No, I'm not. >> You are. No, I'm not. >> Guys, please stop this. >> You ain't got no pockets. You got nothing on you. >> No, I was literally going to get the key so I can go sit in the car. >> Guard your lights for me. >> Are you kidding me right now? >> There's no way I'm getting arrested right now. >> No, >> James, what is like what? Guys, I'm literally I wanted just I wanted to >> I wanted to just go to my locker. >> I'm just letting you guys out of the locker. [laughter] >> What? >> Cheyenne wasn't thinking about what she did, just how unfair it all felt. As it slowly sank in that she wasn't getting her way, her tone shifted from pleading to stunned. The officers didn't want to argue with her anymore. She was under arrest and whatever was in that locker wasn't going to change that. >> Cheyenne, what's your social? >> What? >> What's your social security number? >> No. Like >> you don't know your social? >> No. >> How old are you? >> 32. >> 32. You don't know your social. >> Cheyenne, is your ID on you? >> No. >> Where's it at? >> In the locker. >> Okay. So, she gave the security officer her ID when she got kicked out, so she should still have it. >> She said it's in the locker. I didn't feel anything on her. >> Cheyenne, you gave your ID. >> No, I didn't. >> Hey, listen. Relax. >> I'm so [laughter] confused of this. >> 51 >> 10391. >> No, wait. What's 1039? >> Your birthday? >> Yeah. October 3rd, 911. >> So, your friends are here still at the park. >> This is so I don't want to interfere with my friends. I just want to go to my locker. >> Okay. Well, well, that's not happening no more. I'm letting you know that now. That's not happening. You're going to to the county jail. >> No, I'm not. Yeah, you are. >> Cuz I went to go back to my belonging. >> You're a trespass from here. So, you were getting charged with criminal trespassing. >> No, I'm not. >> So, listen. That's why I'm giving you the opportunity to call your friends. >> Please don't do this to me. >> You call your friends and let them know that's where they come pick you up at. >> Please don't do this to me. >> Did you hear me? >> Call your friends. >> Please >> call your friends. >> She was under arrest, but it seems like she was denying that reality. The same way she thought that her trespass warning didn't exist. The officers kept things moving. If they waited for her to come to terms with her arrest, they would be there for days. >> Like honestly, all I was doing is literally going to the locker just to get my stuff so I can sit in the car. >> You're trespassed. You can't go back into somewhere where you already kicked out of. >> I was going straight to the locker. >> Literally, I just wanted to go get the keys out of the damn locker. That's all I was doing was going straight to the locker where my stuff is. They can't just hold my stuff. told them they could have the security would have got it. >> I tried. I did. >> Friends, your friends who were in there, why don't you just tell them? >> That would have been the easiest thing for you to do. >> They should have let me go to the locker before kicking me out. They asked for that. Tell me I'm not wrong. I had every right to go to my locker and get my things before [music] being kicked out. [snorts] >> 100%. Reality had moved on, but Cheyenne was still stuck. She kept clinging to her version of the story, ignoring the fact that she was legally banned. >> All right, Cheyenne, don't show out. >> Don't what? >> Don't show out. >> What's that mean? >> Don't act crazy. Just come on over there and get booked in. >> Cheyenne, your friends are on the way to get you. Okay, >> another day. >> Nope. >> No, >> I have to take them off. >> Okay, next like I can't real quick. >> You're making it way harder. Can I please wipe my tears while >> wait I need it. >> Can you stop? >> You made this way harder than it had. This is so necessary. Guys, all >> I wanted was to go [ __ ] health. Like this is so unfair. >> Cheyenne Chaplan was charged with criminal trespass and resisting arrest. After all the arguing, deflecting, and denial, she still ended up in a patrol car. On June 4th, 2024, officers in Berea, Ohio, arrived at Savage Street after a woman called 911, claiming her neighbor had attacked her right in front of her home. They found two women involved in a fight, both blaming each other. >> Tell you, I called my landlord 3 minutes before all this happened. She was on her Bluetooth talking. I was walking with my kids around the block and I walk past and I called my landlords and I don't like the way this conversation's going. I'm going to let you know because if she continues this way, a fight's going to happen. I can want to show I'm not going to lie. Whoever wants to watch this, look. Well, hold on. Hold on. I'm sorry. >> Who Who are you talking about? >> My landlord and the neighbor. I called my landlord immediately when I when I got the vibe when we walked around the block. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> No, I don't cuz I she didn't lay she didn't hit me hard enough for me to >> want anything wrong. You look at my call log. Here's Thomas, my landlord. That's my landlord. >> Okay. So, >> hold on. Hold on. >> I called him at 8:38 and I called 911 right after. The first woman seemed agitated, full of herself, and eager to take charge of the narrative. And when someone is that quick to explain, more often than not, they're hiding something. Especially when their version starts before you even ask a question. >> What happened? >> So, we walked around the block with my kids. >> Okay. >> And I call Thomas. She's talking. I don't like the way she's talking about me or the kids. So, you better call her and let her know before a fight happens. >> What did she What did she say? I all I know is I was on the Bluetooth and she was talking. Um, come on. Come on. I said, "Come on, clap." And I did. I did clap back. She was on the street. She's yelling at me. I did clap back and I said, "Come on." And I walked back to my backyard. Okay. And then I And I went in the house and that's it. And then I And I said, "She's over there on her phone in the driveway talking whoever on on the phone." >> And Becky and I said, "Come on, say it to my face." And that's when she threw the first punch. And I'm not a You throw the first punch, I'm gonna throw I'm gonna fight myself back. I'mma >> Did she hit you? >> Yeah, she hit me. Look at my face. My throat, my neck. Look at me. She grabbed me all over while she's talking. >> She hit you in the face. >> Oh, my head. There's scratches everywhere. I'm not I'm not a I know how to fight people. >> Okay. >> When she was finally asked what happened, she couldn't stop talking even more. She played the victim while acting like the aggressor. quick to start drama, even quicker to say it wasn't her fault. >> And I did hit her. I'm not going to lie. I hit I don't know how many Where's the other female at? >> She's right there. Watch it. Look it. She enjoys it. We were right here in the screen of our houses. And I don't know how real quick. Do you want to Okay, hold on. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO PRESS CHARGES. I DON'T LIKE HER. I DON'T WANT HER TALKING. >> STOP. STOP. That's a question I have for you. >> Cuz they're busy. Do you need them for anything? Do you want to be checked out? Do you want to >> No, I'm okay. I don't have a concussion. I'm off. I called 911 solely for the fact because I know that I called my landlord and a fight ensued and I wanted to cop you. I'm not hurt. I'm [laughter] not hurt. >> Okay, relax. I just have a few questions. 91 I called 911. Not for medical. >> No, I'm not I'm okay. She wanted the paramedic. She's She obviously I after a couple I must have heard her. I don't I don't even think I connected. >> She supposedly has cameras. You can watch them. Okay. >> Her defensiveness was becoming more obvious. She seemed to know what was coming and was already trying to get ahead of it. The officers turned to the neighbor to get her version of the story. >> What's going on? >> So, >> what happened? >> The neighbor and I have always had like some sort of altercation. When we first moved in on in October, she was like pissed about how we parked with like my >> Do you mind if I address your medical issue before we get into the back and forth about >> She like came up and saw me. I'm with the fire department. I'm a paramedic. Do you need to be seen by by medics? >> I've never been punched in the face. >> If you want to go to the emergency room and then we should just go and we can get the story and the details about that afterward. But if you never been punched in the face before, uh it looks like she hit you in the eye. It's probably going to get swollen. It's probably going to, you know, >> get bruised. >> I just got out of the car and was like, "If you want to talk and stuff and I was just going to my car." Can you see? Okay. >> So, uh, did you lose consciousness? >> She just knocked me to the ground. So, >> she didn't she didn't black out. >> No. >> And nothing else is hurting like neck pain, back pain off of me. >> Okay. It was just the one hit right to the to the face and then she did this. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, is it something that you believe that you need to be seeing the emergency room for? >> I think I'm okay. The woman looked shaken and scared, still trying to process what had just happened. Unfortunately, this wasn't new. She'd been dealing with that neighbor's bullying for months. It just hadn't turned physical before this incident. >> It was just scary. Like, I called 911 and started walking that way cuz I didn't want to be like in the creek. >> So, you're the one that called, not her? >> Yeah. Okay. >> And her husband was like, "Get in the house. You're going to get arrested." I just started walking down the alley cuz I didn't know what else she was going to do. Like I just got out of my car and she just comes running up telling me if you want to talk and I was like I was just on the phone with my aunt like my dad just a few weeks ago like I'm going to be on the phone and I didn't know it's illegal to be on your phone in the p on your porch and then she just clocks me in the face and I'm like trying to push her off and stuff and she's like trying to clock me so I'm trying to get her off of me and then she like has me against the garage door And then after that, like somehow I ended up on the ground and she's like on top of me and I'm like trying to cover my head, you know, and she's like still punching me and then she tried to put me in like a freaking arm bar. So I'm just trying to get my arm out and I'm like, "What the is going on?" Like, >> okay, >> it was just insanity. And like I said, like our landlord has known. >> How long has this been going on? >> Since we moved in. >> How long How long has that been? since October. >> She just wanted to live a quiet life. But the woman next door made that impossible. Petty comments and dirty looks turned into something more serious. And the officers could see it for what it was. >> How many times did she hit you? >> I don't know. Maybe >> twice. She pulled my hair. She scratched my face. She pulled my hair a couple more times. Um, probably five times. >> And how many times did you hit her? >> Did I hit her? Probably five or six. >> I punched her square in the face a couple times. I'm not going to lie. Okay. >> I know how to fight. >> Okay. And then you said you took her to the ground. >> I took her to the ground. I tackled her down, got her down, pushed her down to the ground, and I put my leg around her neck and her whatever her name, "WHAT'S YOUR ADDRESS? WHAT'S your address?" And once I got her down and she wasn't moving, I stood up. Literally stood up, walked to my front door, and called you guys. This girl has been nothing but issues since the day she I've lived here for 6 years, sir. I had an old lady that had she just moved out last summer. that's been my neighbor. This this broad has moved in, has caused nothing but problems, sits there on her front porch like she's something and talks about my family in front of me. >> Okay. >> She was still trying to play the victim, but she looked a little too excited to retell the story about how she beat up her neighbor. She even looked more proud than upset. And the way she framed her neighbor as the villain made her look a little too paranoid, making her the problem. >> She acts like she's something and she ain't nothing. >> Okay. All right. Just listen. Relax. Okay. We're going to take care of >> No, I'm I'm over it now and I'm going to do cuz I hit her. >> No, I that's No one said that. Okay. >> No, it is cuz she's going to press charge cuz he's a and I know how the world goes. Sir, I went to school for criminal justice and all it is is her word against mine and I'm going to jail. >> It's not It's not true. >> That's it. It is. >> It's That's not true at all. >> No, that is >> that's it. I mean, >> she's going to say I hit her >> and Yeah. >> And I'm being honest. I hit her. >> Okay. I'm defending myself in my property. You look at I'm on my yard. She had her knee on my sternum for a second. Triggered an asthma attack. >> How'd she get you to the ground? >> Well, she knocked me down while she's pulling my hair. Watch her little cameras. >> You have this on camera. >> She's got Watch her. Watch her little camera. She wants to make a point. They're on my house. They're on They're at my house. She should have it where she attacked me at my house. >> Yeah. She put her knee on my sternum. I had an asthma attack and then I called you. as she kept trying to pass off her violent acts as self-defense. The officers knew exactly what they were dealing with. While they cuffed her, she started yelling for her husband, but he never showed up. And the only person who came out was clearly fed up with her entitled dramatic behavior. >> John, >> chill. >> Stop. >> Get her. I have cameras, too. >> Calm down. Just relax. >> Relax. John. [screaming] John. >> JOHN. [screaming] >> NO, SIR. That I'm not. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Then you're going to have to shoot me. >> Relax, >> Dad. >> Okay. What do you What did you expect? >> SHE ATTACKED ME IN MY YARD. >> She attacked me, >> you know. Told you not to around. I don't GIVE A OH, KARMA comes and goes. You [ __ ] You reap what you sow. >> No, you reap what you sow. You reap what you sow. And I didn't do a thing but defend MYSELF AND MY FAMILY. >> OKAY, hold up. [laughter] [screaming] >> [laughter] >> In the end, the anger had worn off and was replaced by a lot of sobbing. She brought mean girl energy to a grownup world and it got her charged with assault. Her bond was set at $1,000. On January 13th, 2024, deputies in Florida responded to a call from a hotel bar where several intoxicated guests refused to leave after a wedding celebration. What should have been a simple warning turned into a full-blown mess with a few guests swapping champagne for cuffs. >> So, what's going on? Why Why can't you guys leave? >> Okay. Nice to meet you. >> Huh? >> Nice to meet you. >> Nice to [music] meet you. Um, they've been asking you to leave. Why? Why aren't you leaving? >> Yes, [music] we we said that we have to leave then. >> Uh-huh. Okay. >> Okay. We We are going to leave. >> Okay. Do you guys have a room here? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> We have a weddings. It's I'm French so my not good. But we have a weddings. >> Uhhuh. >> And we have to finish the party here. >> And we said that it's okay. We are going to go. But they are really not very kind. But it's okay. We are going to do. >> Do you guys have a room at this hotel? >> Yes. Okay. So, just go on your room. >> The guests weren't aggressive, just casually dismissive. They tried to be polite, but their entitlement was slowly showing. But one reckless move was all it took to flip the night on its head. Sorry for the program. >> It's okay. Just when they leave and it's time to clean up, it's time to go to your room. >> You don't need to tell us to go to our room. We're adult as you are an adult. >> Okay. >> Go to your room. You're going to get trespassed. >> No. I'm sorry. No. Don't start. >> Go. >> All right. All right. You're going to jail. Stop. Stop. Put your hand behind your back. No, I'm not. >> Put your hands behind. >> Put your hands behind. Put your hands behind your back. We are nice. >> We got one in custody. >> She's nice. Stand up. >> But battering a police officer is not nice. >> Can't punch a cop. >> I did not punch you. >> Yes, you did. >> No, I did. >> It's all right here. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I did not punch this. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. What's going to be worse? >> I did not punch a cup. Hold her. Punch. A cup means step away from us. Go over there. >> I understand. >> She's nice. >> Okay. We'll talk about it in a second. I need you to get away from us. >> Get away from us. >> Cuz at this point, you're obstructing. >> Okay. Okay. >> I am French. I don't understand all. >> You're obstructing if you do not let us take her outside. >> I'm saying you that I'm French. I I don't I don't understand. >> Okay, you're French. Sit. Sit. >> Take a seat. >> The arrested woman wasn't sorry. She was offended and her arrogance only made things worse. The man tried to smooth it over, but it was too late to use his charm. To make matters worse, the groom's mom stormed in like she'd been personally wronged, pushing the whole thing over the edge. >> My son just got married. >> Okay. Well, she got to stop. What's wrong with me? >> Yes. >> Okay. Take her. TAKE HER. WHY? FOR WHAT? >> WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. >> That's a right here. Let me see. >> Hey, >> you want to go to jail, too? >> You don't touch me. You understand that? >> You don't touch me. >> Let me speak to my friend. >> Hey, let's go. Come on. >> Are you serious? >> Stay back. You touch me, YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> You touch me, you're going to jail. YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? I'M SORRY. I HAVE A I HAVE A a I have >> Okay. >> WRONG WITH YOU. >> GET AWAY FROM HER OR YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. Please situation. What happened? PLEASE ASK YOU TO >> DO YOU guys want to stop >> in this hotel? >> Get back. Get back. >> Can you tell him to stop? >> It's going to be worse. >> Take a step back. >> Or you're going to go to jail, too. >> Really? >> Yes, you are. for obstructing. >> Yes. Say what's up. Okay. >> Can you Can you please let >> Yes. I'll take >> this off. Can you can you accept me to take picture? >> One second. Let's let us do our job. >> Take that picture. >> All right. Stop obstructing. >> We are together of our son AND YOU'RE TAKING ME TO JAIL. I don't know. Okay, go. But what have I done? >> Take a seat. >> Take a seat. >> What have I done? >> Wait. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you Can you videotape this? >> They just pushed me down to the bottom of the car. >> Marina, can you just Can you just do this? She pushed ME DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE CAR. >> Even in the back of the patrol car, the woman still played the innocent victim. The show was far from over. The rest of the group scattered like toddlers. Each one needing their own personal reminder of what not to do. Officers had to repeat the basics. Back up, stop interfering, and stay out of the way. >> No, there's nothing to tell me. >> She's going to jail. >> Okay. She battered a law enforcement officer. He's going to jail. >> I'm French. I I don't understand. >> I don't care. >> Hey, I need you to walk away. We're investigating something. >> It's you that I'm French. >> I don't care. I need to talk. >> I can't show a picture of you and you you can't from over there. >> Go over there. >> We're not playing around. I told you many times. >> I turned and you're not listening. Okay. I don't care. She hit my death. That is a felony. She did. Okay. And you are not listening. So, you're about to go to jail. >> No, you're not listening. You're getting in the way of us. >> Go ahead and put him in the car. [screaming] >> It got to the point where officers were repeating themselves like broken records. Hitting a cop in Florida is a felony. Not exactly hard to understand, even if you're French. But with a little alcohol and a bruised ego, people stop making sense real fast. >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> Don't worry. >> Just for the moment. We need a >> You're not under arrest right now. >> I want to help you. >> You're not under arrest. Take a seat. You're not under I want to help you. >> Take a seat. >> Okay. You you you say down. >> Okay. >> PUT YOUR FEET INSIDE. >> I I need my glasses. Can you help me? >> Okay. >> No. My glasses. Where are your glasses? >> In my head. >> Where? >> In my head. >> In your hand? >> Yeah. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. It's okay for me. Calm down. Just when it seemed like things might finally be settling down, the groom's mother had a full-blown meltdown. Whether it was acting or something real, officers didn't want the situation to [music] get worse. So, they detained her just to make sure she stayed safe. >> Was celebrating my son's wedding. That's all we were doing. And we bought champagne banos and the bar and the lunch. >> Can you let me explain why? >> I'm so ashamed. My whole family is here from France. I can't comprehend it. >> Hey, >> hey, what's this again? >> My name is >> myself right now. >> I can't comprehend it. >> I can't. >> I can't suicide. Why? >> Okay. Please. Please. Please stop making >> or IT'S GOING TO GET WORSE. I'M NOT PLAYING AROUND. I TOLD YOU many times. >> Please, why my son? I can't this right now. It's my son. Why are you doing this? My best friend is being arrested. Why? Why? Why? >> My best friend is being arrested. Two of my best friend. Why? Why? Why? >> The woman who hit the officer was charged with battery on an officer and resisting. She got 11 months probation, fines, alcohol restrictions, and a no trespass order. These women blamed everyone else but themselves for the mess they created. But in the end, every lame excuse, every outburst, and every meltdown led to the same place, the back of a patrol car. It's the ending they never imagined. But then again, Karens rarely see it coming.