screaming at me. Stop >> ma'am. Ma'am, >> cuz I can scream, too. Scream in my face again. You're getting another charge. Are we clear? I am the one talking right now. >> That's my man. >> Shut up. >> On November 6th, 2024, officers rushed to a chaotic scene after a neighbor threatened to stab someone. What they walked into felt less like a crime scene and more like an episode of daytime drama. Screaming, fingerpointing, pants dropping, and one woman convinced the world was out to get her. Buckle up. This ride is wild. [Music] at McDonald's here in a second. >> What did I do? >> What did I do to somebody? I'm going to my friend's house. >> Don't resist. >> Uh Gary, >> stop. >> Why y'all trying to put me in jail? >> Stop. Stop. >> I just came out my apartment. >> Yeah, we asked you to stop and you >> What happened? >> Why y'all looking for me though? >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hey. Oh lord. Just relax. >> What is y'all looking for me for? >> Tell you in a second. Just relax. >> Okay. I'm standing here. >> Okay. Just relax. >> Okay. I just came out. What are y'all looking for Mary Peaches for? >> Please do not touch me no further. What did the I do coming out my home? >> First off, you're ripping your >> No, I came out my house to come to Gary's. Gary, come and bring me my stuff. >> Come on. We're gonna go. >> You got her? I got her. She just attained for a second. >> She just attained for a second. >> So, she lives in in apartment 10 or 10. >> 10. She lives in Yeah. Yeah. We We managed this property under management. >> We had a problem earlier. She's been fighting. >> She's a problem. She's a problem. Like, she doesn't stop. She's always drunk. She go naked. >> No, we don't. We don't manage this property. We manage this property and she lives in a pal tent. >> Okay. Well, she's They're always fighting. She's having she when we came out here earlier, she had a verbal argument >> apparently with another female who lives over here, >> which is she's right. She she's nuts and she's she needs help. We talked to her organization. >> They were they were both bickering back and forth each other. >> See that curtain right here? >> Yeah. >> And apparently somebody threatened to stab somebody. So that's the reason we're out here. >> No, no. I I I got you. No, I feel because she's she's she's nuts >> and she's always go naked and she scream and and you know >> she's bad. She's she's extremely bad. So I'm not surprised. So >> I thought if you guys need any information or anything >> I mean it's more for I guess you're not. >> So are you the owner? Are you just managing? >> We manage the property. I mean, yeah, if she's a problem and you know, whoever the owner >> what you guys want to do with it >> for the eviction, if you want to evict her, I mean, that's going to have to be through, >> you know, if she's a problem and nuisance constantly, then you'll have to go through that with the owner. >> All righty. >> All right. Okay, guys. How about the one? >> Yes, you too. Get my key. I don't know what I did. >> Get my key, Gary. >> Mary, stop screaming. >> No, lady. >> Stop screaming. >> Gary, get my stuff. >> Stop screaming. You're going to come. >> I didn't do nothing. Can I talk? >> I was going to talk to him. Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> What did I do? >> I can hear you without you screaming. >> What did I do? >> I'm about to answer that. >> So, we we got called out here cuz there was a threat. >> The first thing officers did after showing up was slap on a fresh pair of sparkling silver bracelets. No questions, just action. She resisted with her whole body and her screeching vocal cords. Meanwhile, the property manager spilled more tea than a rookie intern on their first day at a gossip podcast. >> I'll start screaming. >> Not Tammy. >> So, then when have somebody. >> Let me finish. >> Okay. >> So then when you came out, I asked you to stop >> and I was going to his house. My man. That's my man. >> When the police asked you to stop. >> Okay. I supposed to. But ma'am, I came out my home not trying to stab nobody. >> Ma'am, hang on. >> Ma'am, I'm a felon and I been in trouble to tell you. >> Stop screaming at me. Stop. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, >> cuz I can scream, too. >> Ma'am, >> you scream in my face again, you're getting another charge. Are we clear? >> Ma'am, >> I am the one talking right now. >> That's my man. >> Shut up. >> Go ahead. >> You're under arrest for obstructing cuz you didn't stop when we stopped and then you pulled your pants down right in front of us. That's public indecency. I don't care. I don't care about the whole stabbing thing that you threaten to stab somebody. >> I stabbed. >> You did not stop when the police said stop. >> How did y'all know it was me? >> Hi, it's the police. >> All right. >> How you doing? I'm okay. >> All right. Just got scared. She helped me head to the door. I was like, >> "Yeah, we're back." >> I mean, um, Kammy. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> You had all the way to get into it again. >> No. Well, I didn't say anything. I had nothing back. I just immediately called you and all my friends, we were all outside. She was on the porch lifting her boobs, flipping me off. Said she had a knife. She was going to stab me. That's her usual, the knife. And stabbing. That's what she went to prison for. Stabbing stab girl. She went through a long time. We were all prison together. >> Yeah. >> So I immediately what I say I said I ain't going over there. I ain't arguing with her either. You know cuz once she get to talking that knife stuff I can't run. I got bad knees. So I just stayed down at this end down where all these older people were. >> Was she on her balcony? >> Yeah, she was on the balcony. So I did what y'all told me to do first time. This time I wasn't I rate. I just settled myself down cuz the dispatcher is the one who had me in control this time. I don't know who she was, but she had my mental health together. >> Good. >> She did. And I I'll tell her I thank her. >> If I knew you, >> but tell her I thank her. Whoever that was, >> she had me. So I was I went from up here to down here. >> All right. >> She was She was cool. >> Hey, ma'am. I don't know that lady, >> ma'am. >> I don't know that lady, ma'am. I do not know Tammy. We under legacy. I do not know her >> by a first name basis. >> No, because we through legacy. I have never threatened this lady. I have never known Tammy. Tammy got a whatever her problem with me. But I live over there. >> Let me ask you a question. Okay. >> There go my man. That's my man. That's my man. >> Pay attention. >> I don't know her. Do you have the wherewithal to pay? >> I don't have no weapons. I want I don't even talk to that lady talking about stabbing somebody. >> You knew exactly what I was talking about. >> She talked like her mouth was on fast forward and her brain was on pause. She cut the officer off like a bad habit. Midscream, mid denial, mid meltdown. When the female cop matched her volume, Mary's bravado collapsed into a dramatic burst of tears. Meanwhile, the lady who was threatened delivered a calm TED talk on Mary's stabby past and balcony boobs. >> Yeah. You said she said I'mma stab somebody. >> Exactly what I was talking about. >> Okay. Her name Tammy. She threw Legacy and I live across the street right where my man coming from. And she don't like me. She don't like me, y'all. I don't know. What? Why she putting me in jail? >> I don't even talk to that lady. I promise you, ma'am. Mary, >> what do you do when the police tell you to stop? You don't shrug them away and keep >> Well, you can call Donald Trump. Y'all taking me to jail for a lady I don't even talk to. >> Mary, where? >> There go my man. >> You interrupt me again. >> Take out my key. >> I've been letting you do a lot. >> I don't know her. I don't know that lady. >> Stop and let y'all caught me. I'm in in handcuffs, but you won't let me stand out and talk. >> Mary, >> I'm not trying to go to jail, ma'am. I've been off records for 12 years. >> It's a yes or no question. Did you stop when I asked you to stop? >> Nope. >> Nope. Well, I was going to his house. My man's house. >> A crime. When we are >> And that's my man. >> When we are investigating a crime. >> A crime of what? A knife. Did you catch a knife on me? >> Menacing. >> The threat of an >> I'm going to my man's house. There you go. >> No, you're going to jail. >> Whoa. >> My man got me. Well, my man, he got me. >> The man. >> There you go. There go. That's my man standing at my door. And And I don't sell drugs out that apartment. I live in apartment 10. White Terry messing with me. screaming. >> Thank you, baby. Thank you. My man got my key. I ain't been in jail in 12 years, lady. >> I'm 54 years old, honey. >> Well, you don't act like you. >> I am. And my daughter 15 and my son's 25. >> Thank you, baby. >> You're doing well. >> She flashed you and then >> she um stab you. Yeah. She said she was going to I'm going to stab you. She all And that's what she does. As we were kids growing up, we I know personally that she was stabbed. >> She said she was gonna stab me. She was >> Who else was out there with you? >> Well, we were all the two older guys, they were drunk. She always threatened to stab us, but I was in prison with her and she will stab you with no remorse. >> What kind What did the knife look like? >> I don't know. Mary has all kind of knives, but she'll stab you. >> How big was it? >> I don't know. I really just kind of looked at her and kept going to get to them guys. >> Okay. You know, >> all right. >> So, I'm going to stay in my house and my mom. >> What do you What do you want to see happening? >> I want her to be punished cuz she keeps on threatening to kill people. >> Okay. >> Do you understand now why you're going to jail? >> Cuz I got a weapon. >> No. >> I threatened somebody with a weapon. >> No. >> Walking to my man's house. >> Oh. >> Okay. Well, there you go. >> It's cuz you >> Yep. Let him know. >> I'm over here. >> We know. >> Hey, I'm over here. >> Quit touching me, lady. >> Over here. >> Don't put your hands on me. >> I will put my hands on you if I have to. >> Oh, she putting her hands on me, Gary. >> And those mood swings from zero to meltdown in no time. One minute, she was crying like the world ended. Next, she was yelling about her man like he's some rare gem. Then, out of nowhere, she threw Donald Trump in the mix for no reason. And let's not forget the cop's subtle roast about her not acting 54. Lowkey stealing the show. Quit screaming. >> Well, don't touch me cuz I don't got no uh bruises on me. Honey >> and I'm not moving, >> my man. I didn't do anything, ma'am. >> You did >> walk across the street. >> You didn't stop when the police said stop and then you pulled your pants down. >> I was pulling them up. >> No, you you ripped them down. >> There go my man. >> Okay, so talking to you is getting us nowhere, right? You're just going to go to jail then? >> Whatever you doing, don't snatch me no more. >> I'll do what I need to do to handle my business. You don't get to tell me how to do my job. As long as we're real clear on that because you're the one in handcuffs right now, not me. You don't get to say >> she >> She only wrote like that. >> Listen, we're trying to figure that out. My >> I know, but I'm just >> No, I appreciate it. She's >> We were out here. We were out here earlier. They They were bickering back and forth. >> I know. And then somebody >> stating that there was a knife involved. You see ain't no knife in it. >> Not on her person. >> She was lying. >> We'll figure it all out. >> No, I appreciate it. >> The problem The problem with her was when we're trying to figure stuff out and we're we're we're telling her, "Hey, can you step over here for us? We're trying to investigate this." And then she takes off. >> She is intoxicated. Yeah, that's she is an alcoholic and trust me she yells at the airport and go ahead but person who did call does make and she ain't got and she don't care >> and she don't care she don't care >> I just want you guys to know the lie okay >> let her come on she come to my house to get the juice and some hamburger >> why she was walking that way she come my house >> well the problem with that you know when we tell her to stop and she doesn't >> I know cuz Yeah, >> I know. But >> let me go over here. Go talk to >> Yeah. When she gets out of jail. >> Yeah. Stand up for me. >> And I'mma sue y'all. I'mma sue you. I'mma sue y'all. I ain't I ain't had a record in 12 13 years. And I'm sitting out here in a police car looking like a a crackhead or something. I ain't did nothing but come on my own. >> All right, Mary. >> Mary Elizabeth, >> that's your name, right? >> Mary Elizabeth, holl at me. >> All right, Mary Elizabeth, >> you ain't got to snatch me cuz my my side cramping >> trying to help. >> No, cuz they they my man got my key >> and y'all whatever. You don't got to do [ __ ] else. >> Put some new stuff on your >> Thank you. Cuz Jesus up. I need my [ __ ] to the front >> cuz I can't rush. Y'all see this? Well, you don't got to double them like I'm a a criminal. going on. >> Yeah, cuz they they What's the difference? >> I got to >> And Tammy, you're going to jail. Yeah, cuz I ain't I don't even know you. >> Anyway, officer, back to you. Since I'm going to jail, I'mma go to court in front of the judge. >> From don't touch me to courtroom plans. We got a full ride on the Mary Elizabeth Emotional Express. Meanwhile, her man tried playing defense like he was her lawyer. But the real star, that sassy female cop shutting it down with a calm tone and a reality check. You're the one in cuffs, not me. Brutal, beautiful, and necessary. >> Tell them how y'all treating me nice. You're police. Cuz I come out, walk out my house, and y'all listen to a live over there. >> Cuz I don't do I ain't been in trouble in 12 years, and I'm 54 years old. >> All right, Mary Elizabeth Lizards, let's get out of here. All right. No, >> she going to jail. >> Mary, you've been to the Elizabeth, you've been to the jail before. >> Listen, man. >> 12 years ago. >> Okay. I don't know. I don't know if they had it then, but they have a scanner, so I tell everybody. >> I don't have [ __ ] I'm butt naked. >> Okay. >> Help me up. >> I will. >> Thank you. And that girl that put her hands on me, I will sue that white girl, >> but I'm not discriminated against people. Just get me to the I wasn't I just walked out my house and now I'm in jail. Don't No, no. I Oh, you need to do that. >> Yeah, cuz you might swing. Listen. And officer, whoever you is, I'm reporting you and your dude. >> Yeah. All right. >> You want the heat or the air conditioning? >> I need air cuz I'm I'm menopause. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] I'm about >> I'm getting out tomorrow. >> You probably are. Uh, short trip. >> Thank you, baby. >> Short trip. >> All right, baby. Thank you. >> Oh, what a finale. Messy, loud, and straight from the Mary Elizabeth playbook. From denial to lawsuits, with menopause and pet names sprinkled in like seasoning, she wasn't talking to cops. She was performing. But when folks act like this, they forget it all ends up on record and sometimes online, too. She was charged with aggravated, menacing, public indecency, and obstruction. So, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. 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