MOM, STOP. >> COME HERE. STOP. >> I can see you. >> Stop. >> What are you doing to me? >> Don't start it up. >> What are you doing? YOU HURTING ME. GET OFF ME. >> OW. I'M RIGHT THERE, DUDE. What are you doing? >> At first, nothing seemed out of the ordinary. But as officers continued their welfare check, subtle warning signs began to appear. Piece by piece, the situation started to change. And what they uncovered was far more terrifying than anyone expected. You know, >> can I go pee? >> No. >> This is a routine welfare check that slowly reveals something terrifying. Here is law zone where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tents and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that irresponsible mom involved in hitand run acts like she did nothing wrong. >> My whole career is online right now. >> Why is your career online? >> You weren't even driving. >> Not online. My life is online. You weren't driving. >> I'm taking the car. I go to jail. This was my worst fear. >> [music] >> On August 22nd, 2023 officers patrolling the area stopped a vehicle after witnessing it crash into a sign. >> I don't know. >> Hey, what's up? >> How we doing? >> We were having an issue in Mo's place. This the waitress came up to us and told us that both of our children are a minister to society and told us to leave. So, we started leaving. She came up to us. She was trying to fight us. She's too drunk to drive. She asked me just to drive to to Clark Street to my sister so we can sober up so we can be so she can drive home. >> And I was so upset and mad about what happened. I accidentally hit that sign and I got pulled over. >> Oh my god, dude. >> Why is she crying? >> She's just She's just upset. Like all this all this happened and her child was autistic. I'm an I'm an EMT. So my whole career is on the line right now. >> Why is your career on the line? You weren't even driving online. My life is online. You weren't driving. You're not getting in trouble at all. I'm the one getting in trouble because I know I don't have a license, but I agreed to drive her so she can get sober. >> I can't my kids in the car. I cannot go to jail. >> Call my dad, please. a dog here. >> Oh, my dad totally come and get >> Officers ask about how long they were at the restaurant and how much alcohol was consumed. The mother admits she had been drinking and asked the other woman to drive because she believed it was unsafe for her to drive. >> My kids, >> hey, can you stay in the car for me? >> Oh, to come and get her, please. >> One second, baby. I know your mommy. One second, baby. >> How long were you guys up in Mo? >> For like an hour and a half probably until they kicked us out because my son who's autistic was screaming. And I got into a little not an altercation, but I started screaming at them saying that my son was autistic and they had no right to train me like that. And I walked out the door and asked her if she could drive a little bit just so that I could solve her because I'm not gonna lie, I'm too drunk to drive. Like it is not safe for me or my kiddo to drive. I don't believe in that. >> Officers begin field sobriety testing on the driver, including eye movement and balance evaluations. >> I think she drives around a little more than you lead on, cuz she was sitting in the driver's seat the other night when I stopped out with you guys. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. How many drinks did she have while y'all were up there? >> One. >> One. Why is she hitting signs back there? >> To be honest, I don't know. All I heard was a cl like all I heard was a hit. I was like, "What the was that?" And she said that was a sign. >> Who's the car belong to? >> It's mine. >> Is it registered in your name or >> It's mine? Yeah. >> Or is it in mom's name? >> It's both of us. >> I think it's in mom's name. >> Probably. I think. >> Do you have your ID? Is it okay if I see that? >> Thanks. And you have a valid license. >> Are you calling? >> No, I'm on the phone with my boyfriend cuz she she cuz he's coming to get my car. >> I can't drive. >> Get the kids. >> Here's my pen right here. The flicker of my pen. >> So, I'm going to have you keep your head still and I'm going have you focus on the flicker of this pen. Okay. Want to use your eyes? The driver performs several sobriety tasks while explaining she has knee problems that affect her balance and walking. >> Okay. So, he said that you have problems with your legs and knees and stuff like that. Uh, were you diagnosed with anything? Um, I want you to go keep your feet together behind hands on your side just like this. When I tell you to what I want you to do, I want you to assume the passage of 30 seconds. Okay? I don't want you to count out loud. I don't want you to do that. Okay. Okay. >> So, how you're gonna do this, you're gonna keep your hands on your side just like this together. And you're gonna slightly tilt your head back just like this. And I want you to close your eyes. And when I tell you to begin, I want you to assume the passage for 30 seconds. Okay. Do you have any questions about this test? Okay. So, you can go ahead. >> This is the first time I've ever done the >> Yes. Yeah. Okay. Well, go ahead. You can go ahead and close your eyes. Put your head back. Don't count. Don't start uh counting yet. Okay. Okay. You may begin. Okay. Um, so the next test, what I want you to do, so what I'm going to do, I'm going bring out my pen again. You're going to look at the flicker of my pen. I'm just going to move it in circles. Okay. Looks like I'm going to hit you in the nose, but I'm not going to hit you. All right. >> It's what the eye doctors do. >> What's that? >> It's what the eye doctors do. >> Yeah. We don't have that machine, though. Puffs air in your face. >> Every time it happens, I jump back. >> Okay. You see that? Okay. >> Okay. When's the last time you smoked mar? >> Two days ago. >> Two days ago. Have you like did you use the edible bowl or anything today? >> No, I >> I'm literally broke. I don't have any money for nothing. >> Okay. >> She literally paid >> Okay. I mean, that's the thing. Did you guys show share a blonde air earlier? Vapor? >> She don't smoke. >> She has a THC vape. I've had a THC of nicotine. >> Nicotine? >> Yep. It's a breeze. Like an actual breeze from the period. >> So, you didn't have any THC earlier today or anything like that? I haven't smoked in two days. >> Okay. >> Walk and turn in and one leg stand. >> After observing the tests and considering the crash, the officer states he believes the driver may be impaired and should not have been driving. >> Want to run her through the walk and turn. >> So, do you think so? Uh I know you had problems with your legs and stuff like that. I mean, we could try it. Um it's called a walk line test or one leg stand test. Um but we can go ahead and we can try it. That's up to you if you want to go ahead and try it. >> You can usually walk, right? >> Yeah, but I can't walk straight because of my knees. >> Well, I mean that we'll give you the benefit of the doubt. That's what I'm saying. We're not going to say, "Oh, well, you know, >> man, I can walk fine." And I mean, I can stand on one for maybe 10 seconds. >> Okay. What I want you to do is take nine to steps down an imaginary line going this way. Okay. When I tell you again, you can begin. Okay. All right. You can begin. >> Sorry. You're fine. Go ahead. 1 2 3 7 1 2 8 9 >> So this next test that's the reason why asking me these questions. So it's called the one leg stand test. Okay. So when I uh let me explain the directions to you um and I'm going to tell you when to begin. Okay. So when I tell you to begin, what I want you to do, I want you to go ahead and raise your right, left foot, whatever, whatever which one you want to do. It's completely up to you. >> 1 2 3 4 1 2 >> All right, you're good. I I think you're impaired. Okay, I don't think you should. >> During the investigation, officers discover the driver has outstanding warrants related to a previous case involving alleged misuse of public assistance benefits. >> You driving? It was a probably a good idea. Probably shouldn't be driving. >> I think she has her license with somebody else license. >> So, do you I mean, regardless of license, do you think you should be driving? >> I mean, maybe without a license. >> Do you think you should maybe have gotten a sober driver? >> I'm fine. >> Okay. >> I'm just really worked up. My anxiety is 110. I have really depression. >> Okay. >> I was just really scared my child was going to get taken to me. >> It's foster care. That's literally all my issue was today. Okay. >> She started that with us. Literally, every time we've came here, she's always had an issue with us. We've always left mad. We've never had a good experience with that bartender there or with that waitress or whatever they call them. We've never had a good experience. Every time we leave there, we're mad. >> Zla, um, so what's going or what's going to happen now? Um, you do have a warrant for arrest. Okay. How do you you have some warrants you got to take care of? There's something with uh um some like illegal use of food stamps or something like that. I mean, we can double check on you. Officers informed the driver she will be arrested and transported to the station while arrangements [snorts] are made for family members to pick up the children from the scene. >> They're they're saying you do. Okay. We can double check on it though. But what's going to happen today regardless? Um, and what we're going to do now, we're going to go back to our police department. Um, are you willing to give me a breath sample? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can I have her call my dad to come get my kids? Like, my kid has school tomorrow. Absolutely. I have to take her to school at 8:30 in the morning. >> That's That's something you can take. >> Her second day. >> She's a walker. >> Okay. >> I don't have anybody certified to be able to take her to school. >> We're going to have you come over here and take a seat for now. Okay. While we sort everything out, >> we'll help make coordinations. Okay. >> Yep. We'll get it taken care of. What's your phone look like? >> Just a black phone with a sticker on the back. >> Is mommy's phone in here? >> Oh, yeah. I think he took it. >> Where is it? >> Is this one mommy's? >> What one? >> With the sticker. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Or is that my baby? [laughter] >> Make some phone calls. Okay. No, my baby. [laughter] >> Hey, baby. I need you to come get away. >> Please, I'm being arrested. >> The driver calls relatives to retrieve the children. Officers reassure the children while waiting for family members to arrive and complete the custody arrangements before transport. Come get a land now, please. >> I'm being arrested. >> Yes. Just come get a land, please. >> Which street is this? >> You're in front of IPS on Dixie Highway. >> I'm in front of IPS on Dixie Highway >> cuz apparently I have open words. >> I don't know. Just come and get her, please. I don't care about anything that's happening. Just make sure she's okay. >> So, I think she's just got >> to get the daughter. >> Her dad's coming to get her daughter. Okay. And then I think the son is hers, right? He's already got a boyfriend in route. >> She's right. Right. >> Hey, man. >> Just come and get her, please. I don't care what happens. Just please come and get her. >> I don't know, dude. Just please come and get a >> I'll get you in the morning. >> All right. >> Hey. >> Yes, dude. Alia is freaking out. >> All right. I'm on my way. I'm almost here. I'll never This was my worst fear. >> I don't know, bro. I never did anything wrong. >> All right. Well, I'm giving my phone to McKenzie so she can answer any calls that's going on. >> All right. >> Love you. Bye. Can you have her come here so I can show her the password to my phone so she can get into it to call my mom? >> Hey, McKenzie. >> What's up, sweetie? How are you? >> I never I never My mommy never went without me and I don't like my mom, but she leaves me. >> You're okay. You're going with dad tonight. You're supposed to go with dad. >> My dad's in jail. >> Who are you going with tonight? >> Well, I was supposed to go with >> I thought they said you were supposed to go with somebody else. No, that's my mom. And I only live with my mom right now. >> Okay. >> And I never I never never She never left me. >> It'll be okay. I promise. >> Well, she's not going to come back. >> She'll come back, >> mom. >> Maybe. I think so. I'm not sure yet, though. >> Is the word? >> I don't even know. >> I don't even know what's going on. I've been up here talking to you the whole time. >> This is the password to my phone. Okay. Please call my mom and let her know what's going on. >> Okay, baby. I love you. Okay. >> My dad will be calling you. Just kick them. My mom and my dad have a key to my house. >> Okay. Is your dad coming to pick you up? >> Sean, hurry. He's on his way. If he needs any help getting here, he's going to call my phone. >> Okay. You're only going to be there for a little bit. You know what it's for? >> Apparently food stamp fraud. And I have my owning food stamp. >> Okay. Well, you'll get it figured out. You should have court tomorrow. What the day is it? Tuesday. Tomorrow's Wednesday. I'm not for real. >> What? I can't do this. >> Look like a murder. >> What's that? >> Okay. What's that? >> Okay. >> I've never harassed you. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. I love you. Call me if you can. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. I love you. Do you need my number? >> Can ask him. Do you need my number, babe? Your mom your mom's going to take a ride. Okay. Okay. Your your grandpa he's coming to get you. I got your mommy's phone. Okay. Okay. He's going to he's he's calling your grandpa's going to call me. >> Stand by here. >> Yeah, I'm good. Okay. Her dad's in route 10-minute ETA to take the daughter >> and then she's got the somebody. I'm going to go back with him. >> Yep. That's fine. Cool. >> Should we go stop at the gas station and look? I can't drive, baby. >> I can't drive. >> We have anything holding. >> They'll take me to jail. You don't want to see me go to jail. >> No, I can't drive. >> We don't want to take her to jail either. >> No, I don't want to go to jail. I I I help people. I save people's lives. I don't want to leave. I don't want to lose my job. >> Once grandpa gets here. Okay. >> The driver was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and child endangerment. Remember, allowing an unlicensed or impaired person to drive can create serious safety risks for everyone on the road. Outstanding warrants and impaired driving situations can quickly complicate traffic incidents. This is the reaction of nizens to this situation. That's a tough situation with the children in the car, but safety has to come first. The officers seemed focused on making sure the kids had someone to pick them up. This shows how one bad decision can quickly lead to multiple problems. Think this situation was already intense. The body cam catches a split-second decision that changes everything. Comment if you saw it coming. The next incident is when Abu V, mom of 10 kids comes home to find police ready to step in. >> Make sure you catch this on video. >> So, can I go or what? Cuz I didn't. [music] >> On April 26th, 2024 officers responded to a residence following a report of a woman in conflict with a young child. >> Can I go pee? >> No. Stay >> border police. >> You You know where she is? >> Yeah, we know where she is. >> I had her for a minute, but I had to leave, so I sort of left her with the other neighbors here. >> Okay. >> And uh I just wanted to check in. >> Is there usually like another car in the front over here? That's not >> I got towed today. I don't know. Uh I don't know if it broke down or I don't know. There's usually like an SUV. Tan >> tan SUV. She was well I was coming home and when she saw me she waved at me and she said get her away from me and >> Valerie said get her away from me >> and um and she also was like asking hoping for her big sister and then another neighbor was able house and so that's when I sort of like got her here and then since I had to leave I I left her with Kong and Leah here told me what she said I think my mom is drunk and she was upset and she was uh one, you know, one of her siblings. >> Officers gather additional information about the household. A neighbor says the parent has multiple children living in the home and provides contact information for the parent. >> I I think maybe she like was hoping to get in touch with her older sister who she said was in Lafayette, but she didn't know her phone number. >> But she lives here. She said it's I forget what the older sister's name is, right? But the older sister lives here. >> That's what she said. But I know that like because of this sort of there's like a >> That's not her, right? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> The I mean Valerie has 10 kids total. I'm pretty sure at one when they first moved in they had I think six were here and she was pregnant. Now, I think she just maybe has like >> Officers speak with a teenager outside the residence who says the parent is not home and is not answering calls. [snorts] The teen says the parent earlier mentioned leaving to get nails done. >> The little boy might be like three or four. older girl that's still here who I see walking. Um, she's probably I think she's about the same age as and maybe she's like 13 14 >> something like that. And I have Valerie's phone number if you wanted it or needed it. >> Yes. Yes, please. >> In the house the whole time. Okay. >> No, not the whole time. I just got home. >> Oh, you just got home? >> I thought the snow. >> Okay. Did your mom's get home, too? >> Her car's not there. It got tough. >> Then where's mom? I don't know. >> Okay. >> And she's not answering my phone calls either. >> She's not answering your phone calls either. Are you able to text her to see if she maybe answers like where she's at? >> I already asked her. She's not answering. >> Okay. Where were you at before? >> At a friend's house. >> Friends. Okay. >> She says she's going to be so tired. >> She said she was going to go get her nails done. >> When did she tell you that? >> A long ass time ago. Wait. >> Two hours ago. >> Two hours ago. >> She said somewhere across the street. Somewhere across the street. She said she's going to go like somewhere over there. >> Yeah. There's a nail salon over um by Dollar Tree. >> By Dollar Tree is >> Okay. Would she bring your brother to that? >> Yeah. I don't know where. >> The parent arrives near the residence. Officers immediately instruct her to stop and sit down so they can speak with her regarding the reported incident. >> She has Are you positive? >> Yes, I'm positive. I was the one who tried. >> Have you guys seen her? >> No. >> Oh, that we're trying to find her. >> Valerie. Valerie, come here. Stop. Get over here. >> Get over here. They saw that I didn't do anything. >> Okay, Valerie, get over here. >> Sit down. >> Okay, >> sit down. >> What is your problem, bro? >> Can you bring him inside? >> Can you bring him inside? >> Can I go pee? >> No. >> Stay right there. >> No. >> Officers attempt to detain the parent while explaining they need to investigate the report. She repeatedly states she has done nothing wrong and questions why she is being restrained. I know. Do you see this? Please take note of this. >> Cuz I've done nothing wrong. >> You guys have to stay. >> No, you guys can go for >> And >> Valerie, come here. >> Valerie. Valerie, come here. >> Mom, stop. >> Come here. Stop. >> I can go pee. >> Stop. Stop. >> I can't go pee. >> Stop. >> I can't go pee. Stop. Sit down. Okay, I will sit right here. Do you guys see this? >> Stop pulling your arm. >> Do you guys I'm not doing anything. >> Stop pulling. Stop pulling. Stop. Sit down. >> Sit down. Stop pulling. >> What are you doing to me? Stop them to me. >> Stop, Valerie. >> Oh my god. >> Stop. >> Don't evening. Stop. >> Stop. What? >> What are you doing to me? >> Stop. Stay put. >> Stop, Valerie. >> Oh my god. These two cops are on me. >> Valerie, stop. >> What did I do? What did I do? >> Valerie. >> Oh my god. >> While officers attempt to secure handcuffs, the parent repeatedly pulls her arms away and moves around. Officers warn that resisting may lead to additional charges and instruct her to remain still. >> That's okay. You can do whatever you want. You think you need to >> stop moving. >> Trying to make sure your cuffs are comfortable. >> They're comfortable. Okay. And I did what? >> Stop moving. >> Stay still. >> Oh my god. Oh, >> what are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> I'm not doing anything. >> Oh, no you're not. You're just like >> This is the second time this week she's been drinking. >> Go back inside and then we'll have a chat with you after. Okay. Stop. >> What am I doing? >> Stop moving your arms. >> Oh, okay. I need to not do my >> Oh my god. So why did you >> He's trying to do that. >> I'm trying to stop, Valerie. >> Valerie. >> So why are you doing that? >> You're going to get from more charges >> from obstruction. >> Correct. >> Wait till somebody else is here though. Chinese cuz >> Okay. Cuz you don't Chinese. What? >> Nothing about Chinese. >> What are you doing to me? >> Stop. >> What are you doing to me? VALERIE, STOP. [screaming] >> I DO. >> What are you doing to me? Like, what the [ __ ] That makes me feel like, okay, >> stop, Valerie. Stop it. >> What are you doing? >> Stop it. >> STAY AWAY FROM US. YOU'RE GOING TO BE LAID DOWN ON THE GROUND. A >> do you understand? It should >> officers continue attempting to adjust the handcuffs as the parent struggles and complains of discomfort. They explain the movement is tightening the cuffs and ask her to stop resisting. >> No way. We're going to lay you down on the ground. >> You're pulling out of your cuffs, which is hurting your >> They're hurting me. >> Close the door, >> dude. You'reing hiding me. >> Stop pulling away, Valerie. >> You guys are hurting. >> The reason it's hurting is because you keep pulling your cuffs. >> And what have I done? >> Still. >> And what have I done? >> We'll go over there in a second. Okay, just stay still right now. Stop. Stop grabbing me. >> Okay. >> But I know I didn't do anything, so it's okay. >> Stop. Okay, >> cross your legs. >> She We need to adjust the C, but we need to put her in the >> Stop, Zary. Stop. >> You have a fart leg. >> Let's do it. Let's push it. Let's do it when we're at the car. That's >> okay. We're going to stand up and we're going to walk to that patrol car. I see. >> It's a lift cuff. >> Okay. You don't want my >> Nothing's going to happen as long as you keep complying with us. Okay. >> Okay. So, >> don't want to like >> All right, Valerie, face the 911. Separate your feet. >> Separate your feet. >> Valerie, stop. He's trying to adjust your cuff. >> Face the 911. >> Face the 911. >> What am I? >> Face the 911. >> Facing. >> Stop. >> What am I not? >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> You need to listen to >> Make sure you get this on video >> because I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Oh my god. [screaming] Stop, Valerie. >> You hurt. >> Okay. >> Help me. Please help me. >> Oh, there's >> We're going to start a different type. >> No, we're not going to try not to. >> Stop, Valerie. >> Oh, >> Valerie, stop moving your arms. Oh, please let me just go. Please let me go. [screaming] >> All right, that just tightened again. >> Please let me go for >> let me go. >> I need this one double. Officers guide the parent toward a patrol vehicle. She continues saying she did nothing wrong and request to be taken to jail so she can address the situation legally. Officers explain she will first be taken for medical clearance before being transported to jail. >> This one got super tight. Okay, Valerie, if you do not stop moving, this is not going to get any better for you. >> It's okay. I didn't do anything wrong. [screaming] >> Stop. Valerie, >> my arm. >> Valerie. >> Valerie. >> Valerie. >> MY [screaming] broke my collarbone and my eye. >> Valerie. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let me in. Let's go. >> I knew that person. >> I didn't do anything. >> Face them in more. >> Do you have anything on you that could try to hurt me? Poke me. >> I have nothing. >> Okay, >> let's go. >> Please stop. >> Stop. >> Take me in [screaming] now. >> Stop. >> Take me in now. >> Train kick. You're going to get more charges. Stop. >> Okay. Is take this. Just hold it for a second. >> I didn't do anything wrong. [screaming] >> Okay. Please stop. My arm. >> My arm. I didn't take a breath. >> Take a breath. >> But I didn't do anything wrong. >> I I hear you. >> I did nothing wrong. Valerie. Valerie. Take a deep breath. >> Valerie, >> I've done nothing. >> Stand up. Valerie, stand. Valerie, stand up. Stand up. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Stand up. >> VALERIE, stand up. >> I've done nothing. Stand up. Look at me. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> You need to stop or you're going to get more charges. Stop. >> Stop. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Ready? Okay. One side. your hand a little bit. [snorts] You are not my people. Hey, stop. Whatever you're doing, stop wiggling around. You're going in handcuffs. Stop trying to slip them. >> What am I doing? >> What did you do? >> What am I doing? >> What are you doing? >> Yes. >> Trying to slip your cuffs. >> I'm sitting right here like whatever want to people do. >> We're going to get you to the hospital for a med clearance and then we're going to get you to jail. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. We told you to stop waiting around. >> So just sit still. We're about to leave. >> Threeway party. >> I'm watching you. >> Stop trying to slip your cups. >> I'm looking at my kid that's over here talking to you. >> Stop trying to slip your cups. Sit back. Sit back. >> Let's go. Hurry up. [screaming] I Oh, yo. Oh yeah. Oh. Oh. Oh. You need to go pee. So, can I go or what? Cuz I didn't do anything wrong. >> We're almost about to leave. >> Okay, let's go then. No. No. I didn't do anything wrong. So, I don't even even need to be here. Let's go take me to jail so I could plead for my >> The woman was charged with obstructing a peace officer child abuse causing injury and child abuse without injury. Remember, when officers are investigating a reported safety concern, staying calm and following instructions can help prevent the situation from escalating further. Community members who notice possible safety issues often contact authorities so the situation can be checked and addressed. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This looked like a very stressful situation for everyone involved. The neighbors seemed concerned and tried to help until officers arrived. I hope the family receives the support they need after this. You think the officers were out of options here? Watch what happens next on the body cam and tell [bell] us if you would have done the same. The next incident is when entitled parents threatens to shoot school principal. >> Real problem now cuz I didn't want to get my ass beat. And I know what crackers do. >> You're not going to threaten. >> On May 20th, 2021 officers responded to a report of a couple threatening to shock the principal and staff of an elementary school. Ain't that car with you? Why'd you get out? >> That lady scared. >> Hold on, guys. Hold on. >> Listen. >> Why did you do that? >> No, I'm with I'm with >> All right. Come over here. Come over here. >> What's going on? Let me see your license, man. >> I'm not the one, sir. >> I I fine. >> Why did you bother him? I take him to work. It's at my house. What is it? >> No, I need your ID. >> It's not on me. It's at home. >> All right. All right. Well, you got to calm down. Nobody's being disrespectful to you. >> You blocking me in cuz I'm about to jump that curb and go. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not cursing at you. I'm trying to be respectful. Thank you. >> What is the problem? >> Let me see the keys. Actually, >> what is the problem? >> The problem is Let me see the keys. Let me see the keys. No, no, no. Don't start it up. >> Don't start it up. >> Don't start the car. Don't start the car. >> Let me see the >> The driver refuses to hand over the keys and exits the vehicle while continuing to argue with officers. Police attempt to control the situation as she repeatedly moves toward the vehicle. >> I'm not giving you any >> Let me see the keys now. You already threatened to jump the curb. Let me see the keys. >> You're not getting I got to take my man to work. >> What are you doing? >> You will give that back right now. I don't even know why you harass. >> I'm not doing that. >> What is the problem? >> There is no problem. We're back into something. >> Put your hands up on me. >> I'm not officer. >> Oh, hell no. >> Stay here. Where you going? >> I'm putting my shoes on. I'm >> going in the back of the car. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> Cuz I don't know what you got in there. That's why. >> WHAT THE I'M PUTTING MY SHOES ON. >> Officers detain the driver after she re-enters the vehicle area despite instructions to stay back. She complains about her wrist while officers attempt to secure her in handcuffs. >> Relax. Relax. my shoes. >> Hold on. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Get a cuff up before we have another problem. >> Really? My wrist was broke. >> All right. Cuz he got out of the car. So this what y'all doing to me? And I ain't getting all right. >> What are you doing? >> Why? >> Keep going in the car. You don't know what you're going >> in that car. It's mine. You hurting me. >> Hold on. >> What the you doing? He's He's involved with her. >> NO. >> GET OFF ME. >> NO. NO. NO. You're not doing this. You're not pushing me. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Get off me. >> Officers guide her to sit near a patrol vehicle. She continues arguing and says the officers had no reason to touch her. >> Just sit on the curb. Come on. >> Get the off me, officer. My wrist is broke. >> Stop moving around. >> Just sit down. Sit down for her, please. >> I don't give a >> I understand. >> Get your ass off me, officer. Let her come and get me. >> Sit on the car. >> Yo, word is bone. You got a real problem now. I'm not even from Chicago. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> I don't give a >> You're not going to walk all over the place. Come here. >> You ain't no business touching me. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Stand right here. Your wrist broke, right? >> All right. You got to get away from me. >> Open the door. >> Vehicle stolen. >> What's your name? What's your name? >> It is a seat. >> Officers speak with a school staff member who explains the woman previously worked at the school and recently returned to the property, raising concerns about a dispute. Staff [snorts] say she made statements indicating she would return and target the principal. >> Okay, have a seat. >> All right. Can you pat her down while she's sitting there with the glove? >> There's nothing on me. >> All right. >> She's not Has she ever worked here before? >> Years ago before I never met her until last week. Was it last week? >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Where Where was the car parked? >> Right there. >> Right where the van is. >> She She never parked. She just came in in her RAV 4 and there was a gentleman with her. >> She was >> in the car >> and he took off running. >> Okay. Okay. So, no one's hurt. You you didn't get hit by a car or anything like that? >> No. I was trying to make conversation back to let her stay a little bit, but she was kind she recognized me. She was kind of nice to me, but I tell she's going to come back for the >> and all those. >> She said, "You messed with the wrong person." I came out and cuz she was saying, "Call the police." >> You >> I came out and then when she saw me, it um it That's amazing. >> Did she hit anything at all? You said she she didn't hit. She got close to me. She was running and as soon I saw her. >> I recognized her from before, but I wasn't here that that day when she came first time >> and I know it was her and I called her on the she called. >> Okay. And she never made it inside. Correct. Never made it inside. She was just here in the parking lot and then you spoke to her and then what? She did a U-turn and left or how? >> She kind of recognized me. She said, "I remember you." And I said, "Oh." And I you remember me when I say you remember me and she give me her hands like this and start to talk to me. >> Oh, she's like like this like the Hey. Okay. So when you saw her, she was coming in this way or she was leaving us. >> She was coming this way. >> Officers review the situation and explain that the individuals were seen arriving together. Police also mention a prior incident where the same woman allegedly made threatening gestures while referencing a firearm. >> Okay. So, she was coming in. >> Yeah. Fast. >> Okay. So, she was speeding into the >> she stopped right there and she said, "I can't because she gave the wrong report to the police and all that." >> Okay. And then after that, did she do a U-turn over there? Did she How did she get out? How did she >> She did when she she was trying the make the >> she went around. Okay. >> And she saw Mrs. Scan all the way up and around and she said you I going to come back for >> for who? >> For you. >> Okay. For the principal. >> She pointed to her and she said you >> have a license. I have two driver's license in Chicago, Illinois. Have any today in the car? >> I'm still her. >> Okay. All right. >> Run my social. I'm a doctor. You don't need my name. That's all you need. That's your social. >> No, you could put on the floor. She could just put her foot in. >> Right here. >> And he really just broke my like that man just manhandled me. Like I'm not no man. I'mma take his old gun. So when I'm ready, he my name is I play ball all day. Mother, this car is never stolen. She from Haiti. That's Haitian. Do you know how much money I just sent to the islands? >> You better hope that car is stolen. As much money as I sent. >> Listen to me. My partner's going to ask for your information. Okay. >> Okay. We'll get that. Everybody that's schooling know me except for that cracker that call the police. >> I go call Jesse Jackson cuz he really do know me on stone. I ain't lying. >> I think so. >> Yo, that's your 937 >> and I got a court case right on the 28th. Whatever got >> this vacation this officer is rough key up. Where >> you think I give a [ __ ] I got everywhere in Chicago and they out here. >> Yeah. I don't give a >> That should have did that to me. >> He really just threw me against that [ __ ] car. >> No, no, no. >> Stop it. >> I'm really not the one. She could choke me all night. >> No one know, right? >> I'm not an officer. >> These women are not that strong. >> Come on. >> They not a man. >> I don't want you to fall, so I want you to walk. >> Okay. >> You grab me. >> I want you to get up cuz you're trying to drop your weight and I want you to sit in. >> I'm heavy and I ain't getting no good. Have a seat. >> My neck all up. >> Okay. >> Pull it up. >> We'll have that. >> Pull it up. >> Push it. Pull it up. >> Pull my pants leg up. >> Pull it up >> all the way. >> Bleeding. >> You're fine. >> CUZ THE OIL I PUT ON. >> There's no blood >> now. Uhuh. No blood. >> My camera. Thank you. >> This is what she was trying to go at first. >> Oh, wow. Dude, she took off from me in the parking lot. Like I kind of had her blocked in. She went around me like up on So I pulled back and then just >> I just didn't know. >> I didn't know which way you were coming and going. I'm like I'm creeping up. >> No, you guys got here fast. >> Dude was in the car there. >> No, no, he wasn't. He was outside. She pulled up on him walking on the curb. >> Oh, so he wasn't in the vehicle. He said he came here with her. I don't know if in the car >> because once she started >> Officers continue searching the vehicle and interviewing witnesses. The male passenger explains he arrived with the woman and claims he was unsure why she went to the school. >> They're getting back in. You're like, "Don't roll the window up." I just sat him down and went over. So, >> oh, he was >> she was I don't know if she >> She's like, "I'm I'm going to roll right over that curb and get out of here." I was like, "Give me the keys." That's why I said, "Give me the key." >> She got out and she opened the back door and went in. When got here, she was pulling out of the lock. >> Oh, she was pulling out. >> Yeah. He called out and then she out. They So they never made it into the school. School's still on yellow. >> Um trying to find out weapon. >> We got it cuz you heard how we got it. >> Yeah, she was there. Did she say she had a gun or did she just >> The last time they're saying the last time she was here, she made a move. >> So there was no nothing. This time was a a point. >> Just a statement. >> Okay. A statement. >> So I just want I There's nothing in the car though, right? >> As of now. >> I mean, it's full of junk. We're going through it. I don't >> that that's what the call came in. >> No, but what she did what what she did do was she went in there raising her about I don't know if it's a a civil lawsuit or uh appending court case that she used to work there and the lady that that came out supposedly got her fired. So I'm like, "Listen, if you got fired, why are you showing back up here?" And like, "What? Why are you so concerned about these people?" >> Especially on school property with kids in there. They're not having that right now. >> School kids. I'm supposed to be I'm supposed to be chilling on my day off. I work at Hello Fresh Mr. >> No, he was walking on the curb. >> He said he ain't one, >> but he was in the car at one point. He a he a yet. But >> would you did you ride up here with her? >> Okay. But you you went to the school with her. >> While detained, the woman continues arguing with officers and making aggressive statements. Officers attempt to calm her and tell her she will be evaluated by medical personnel before transport. >> Yeah. And I said, "Why are you what are you doing at the school?" She said, "Oh, well um all you guys are in trouble." Well, specifically some lady that worked. You're in trouble. Um, I got the court papers, either the court papers or something about a lawsuit paper, and then the lady got scared. So, I'm like, "Listen, what are you doing? You can't be doing it." I got out the car. I don't know where I'm at, but I got out the car and I was attempting to get home. >> You know why you're in hand? You know why you're in handcuffs? Because the car is stolen. You're in a stolen car. Okay. That's why you're in handcuffs. >> You can ask the officer when he came up. I was not in the car. I was walking up the block. >> I know. But you were in the car at one point. That's that's that's that's the issue we have. >> She just she had a little bit of room. She flew around me and that's when I came up here and just kind of got around her and stopped. >> What's that? >> Back at HQ. You want me to step in the damn air or back at HQ? >> You can just do it back at headquarters. That's fine. Yeah. >> Sounds like she's saying she's a doctor. I don't know. Did they say she has any medical issues? The reason it was >> I don't know. >> They said she was a lunch, right? >> Yeah. This many years ago her before. >> This was many years ago. I think four or five years ago >> normally there's no I think that their lunch is really just given to the kids in a bag from the teachers now. >> Yeah. >> So I don't think they have anyone unless they she's a preparer but >> when I went to middle school everything is already prepared in bags and they give >> Absolutely. Now yeah >> so >> I mean I guess they're going to have >> unless unless she told them she had a weapon to try to >> we we had this incident last week. >> Oh same person. Same person >> said to them something like, "Hey, I'm licensed to carry a gun." >> Made the motion like she had like like this and she said, "Hey, uh, you >> serious?" >> Yeah. She goes, "You and your family are done." >> And then when we got here, she was gone already, >> right? >> Well, it was the same. >> Is that the caller? >> That's how I said when she was like, I give you my name. I said, "It's Miss Rock." She like, >> you knew. Are we blocking? >> Like I'm so dirty. >> Look, I understand that you're upset right now. We're going to get you medical attention. You got to work with me. >> You got to work with me. >> The woman continues yelling, making threats, and struggling with officers while they maintain custody. >> [snorts] >> Officers repeatedly instruct her to calm down and stop kicking or resisting. >> Officer, I can't help. >> Yeah, affirm to evaluate the female. We haven't cussed. She was complaining of pain. >> See a medical professional? >> I need to. >> Okay, that's what I'm going to help you with. >> All right. And then what? I got to walk back to Jersey. >> You already in Jersey, >> miss. I came from Chicago. My birthday didn't even come yet. >> Okay. I don't give a if that is the reason why I ass crack listen >> that is my real job. >> Okay. Nobody never said that you didn't have a real job. Nobody ever said that you did anything wrong. What you need to do is calm down. >> I'm about to fly everywhere from Chicago. They about to Chicago right here. >> All right. >> I got dollars. >> Okay. >> I don't even give a I'm about to set everybody out here. >> All right. This [ __ ] didn't even happen. >> Caught up that street and just cut her off. Make officer over. >> So when I was like, "Hey, give me the keys." She's like, "I'll run over that curve and get out of here." She stuck them down her pants. So, I'm wearing a pants. >> Yeah. And it fell down. Got no draws cuz I wanted to get out of there cuz I didn't want to get my ass beat. And I know what crackers do. They don't like Caribbean women. You goddamn right. I don't want to get my beat. You did it. Now I'm about to get paid. You goddamn right cracker. We fire a cracker. That's a firework. I'm born Memorial Day. That's your death thing. Oh, God. It's destined to happen. That's fatal. So you f that's still a diet. I don't know what the believe in. I believe in God. That's it. That's all. And I'm not no killer or murderer. I know too many of them. I'm not a man. My father used to beat my ass. The real murderers or killers couldn't even believe my dad did that. >> All right. But the cops do >> is what? >> We know Indiana. Duh. >> I can't hear you with her yell in trouble. This is from Jersey. I was born in the guy in the car. >> I don't give a he was walking on the side of the street. ain't your where's your wife and your kids them they're done and you going to be there you going to be a drunk every cop is a drunk man I don't know what the women do come out >> I'm not somebody going to wheel me about this my knee is up I'm an athlete I'm not joking I'm not no man y'all not going to manhandle me like that so you could get away and get a woman off >> I I didn't manhandle I'm out of here. >> All right, then. Get the off. Listen. >> No, I'm not going to get off. >> I'm not Don't touch me. >> Don't charge your hand. Listen. Don't Don't you dare do anything. I'm going to tell you right now. >> Get up. I don't My hands are up. >> Get up. Get up. >> Get out of the Yo, where does B get out of my way? You ain't going to get in my face. I'm telling you. Get off. No. Get out of my face. You're not going to threaten me. >> You're a FAT ASS MAN. MOVE OUT THE WAY. GET YOUR FAT ASS OUT THE WAY. >> I'm sorry. >> Back the up. >> No. >> Well, you going to move. Move. I'm not playing with you, you cracker. Get the out the way before I drop you. >> You ain't dropping. >> Word is gone. >> You ain't dropping. >> You think I'm not? >> Yes, I think you're not. Let's go. You're going to have to go. >> Wake up. You just tried to crack my >> Are you going to settle down? >> You just tried to crack my >> Are you going to settle down? Stop moving and trying to kick me. >> I didn't even touch you. You going to settle down? You going to settle down? Stop trying to kick me. Stop trying to kick me. >> I'm not touching you. >> You need to calm down. Yes, you are. >> I'm not touching. He's hurting me. He's hurting me. This cop's hurting me. >> You kicked me ONE MORE TIME. >> TOUCH THAT MAN. >> YES, you did. >> HE JUST TRIED TO P MY SON DOWN. Get this man off me. >> You need to come. >> I need an officer. I need a woman officer cuz he just tried to kick me. >> I didn't try to kick you. I tried to settle you down. You're trying to kick us. >> I don't want to touch you. >> You got the keys? My wrist is broken, man. Your >> the keys for this. >> Get this cracker out my face. He just trying to crack my tooth. >> I didn't try to crack your tooth. You trying to kick us and you threaten us? >> Yes. >> Did I try to kick you? >> Did I threaten you? >> Yes, it is. It's all on camera. You're threatening us. You've been threatening us from the day we got in the car. From the minute we got in the car. >> Miss, that man threw me against that one. He pushed me in my wrist. I keep throwing. >> He keep hurting me. Come on. Okay, let's go. >> I can't do this. >> No. Stay right there. >> My wrist is hurting. >> Turn around. >> I can't do that. >> Where is gone? >> Turn around. You have to look up here so they can see you. >> Turn around. >> My wrist is hurting. >> OKAY. YOUR ARREST IS NOT GOING TO HURT YOU. TURN AROUND. YOUR NOT COMPLYING IS GOING TO make this situation worse. >> Sorry. Stephanie Robinson was charged with receiving stolen property trespassing, resisting arrest, and terroristic threats. Remember, threats made towards schools or staff are treated seriously, and officers respond quickly to investigate potential risks. Remaining calm and cooperating with officers during an investigation can help prevent additional charges or escalation. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Situations involving schools are always taken seriously, so it's understandable officers acted quickly. The staff member seemed genuinely concerned about the safety of the school. This situation escalated quickly once officers started trying to secure the scene. The tension is already high, or so it seems. what the body cam captures next, [music] saves a life. Pause and comment what you do here. The next incident is when uh wanted daughter's homecoming ends in chaos as police make a surprise visit. >> That's a part of the Bible. >> How's it going? How's >> you guys not believe in Jesus? You're >> under arrest. >> Please don't tell me what to do. Leave me alone, DUDE. I DON'T LIKE YOU. Give me a different cop here. They just want to take me to jail so they can keep me hostage. [music] On August 15th, 2012, officers arrived at a home to execute an arrest warrant for a woman for trespassing on their family's property. >> Just turn around. Don't tell me what to do. Under arrest, >> please don't tell me what to do. >> Hello, Kayla. >> Hello. >> How's it going? >> Good. Kind of. >> Good. Kind of. All right. You know why I'm here? >> No. >> All right. Got a warrant for your arrest. >> For real? >> Yeah. For real. >> You can't. Daddy can. I'm out. What? >> You can't bomb me out. >> Oh, we'll get you out. Don't worry about all that. >> Why can't you get me here right now? I didn't even I's on the 18th. >> It's the warrant just came out a couple days ago. >> That's a different case. Kayla, >> I got my papers. No, it's not. >> No, it's really not. >> Kayla, don't even worry about it. >> No, they told me the 18th. >> Dude, wait for this. How do they not get that? I need a place for my kid, my birth. That's a part of the Bible. How's it going? >> Do you guys not believe in Jesus? >> I do, Caleb. But >> the woman refuses to comply with the arrest instructions and repeatedly tells officers not to touch her. Officers warned that resisting will lead to additional charges. >> I need you to turn around. Put your hands behind your back for me. >> Put your hands behind your back in a minute. I'll get you out. Tell me what to do. >> I'll get you out. >> Don't tell me what to do, >> Kayla. Just turn around. Don't tell me what to do. You're under arrest. >> Please don't tell me what to do. >> No. My court day is tomorrow. I have my paperwork. >> Okay. >> 26177. >> Can you bring a cop that I know here? >> Go ahead and start. Yes. I want >> You're not going to touch. >> Kayla, stop. You're just going to catch me on the charge. Don't do it. >> Why are you recording? I don't give a [ __ ] >> Kayla, come here. Stop. >> Leave me alone, dude. Stop. >> Don't leave me alone. You think it's funny, DUDE. IT'S FUNNY. I don't give a >> Kayla. Stop. >> I'm calling my mom to think she'll get me right now. No. >> Come on. >> No. It's worth fighting. Leave me alone. >> Leave me the alone, dude. I'm not playing. >> I can't leave. >> Leave me alone. >> Kayla, you're under. >> Leave me alone. NO, I'M NOT. YES, YOU ARE. >> NO, I'M NOT. COURT IS TOMORROW. ON THE 18TH. >> There is no court tomorrow. >> Court is on the 18th. Yes, it is. >> Today's the 15th. >> I have my paperwork in my bag. >> You're trespassing. You're You're all >> I did not trespass. >> Failure. Failure to comply with >> I did not trespass. >> Contempt to court. >> What's in here? >> Leave me alone. The woman continues refusing to cooperate and asks for a different officer. Officers maintain their attempt to place her under arrest for the outstanding warrant. >> Stop. You're under arrest. >> Leave me alone. >> Stop. >> Leave me alone, dude. >> Kayla, >> leave me alone. You can't go. Dude, give me off camera. Heavy uh step it up. >> Do nothing wrong. >> She wouldn't listen. >> Okay. >> Can you get the OTHER COP HERE? I DON'T LIKE YOU. >> KAYLA, stop it now. >> I don't like you. Can you get a different cop [laughter] here? I don't want to talk to you. >> Stop it now. >> I requested for a different cop. I do not want you. >> Stop it. >> You guys got my bag. >> You are under arrest. >> You got my grandpa's birth certificate. Dude, I'm not playing. Stop it. >> I did not do nothing wrong. >> Turn around. You're under arrest. >> No. I need you to get a different copier. >> Turn around. You're under arrest. >> I want a different cop here. >> Turn around. >> I want a different copier now. >> Turn around. >> I want a different copier. >> And you're under arrest. >> I want a different cop here. >> There's the M&M. >> There's M&M magazine and the Playboys, too, with the girl from >> No, I'm not playing. They just want to take me to jail so they can keep me hostage in THERE >> IN A CAGE JUST LIKE HERE. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? >> ALL I'M TRYING TO DO IS GET a house for my son. >> Inside the residence, officers explain again that she has an active warrant and that they need her to comply. She continues disputing the reason for the arrest and refuses to cooperate. >> Then you guys don't want that. >> You guys don't believe in God. You don't believe in anything. You guys are demons. Kayla, step over here. >> No. >> You're demons. You guys don't believe in Jesus and he You guys are going to be punished. >> Kayla, >> seriously, I'm dead serious. >> Why do you think the sun's right here? >> I will get you out. >> No, there's no reason I should be going to jail. My birthday's tomorrow. >> Dude, I'm not doing it. I left a quarter AT THE THE THE HOSPITAL WHEN I HAD THE BABY. A QUARTER. Cuz I don't have money. What do they want from me? >> I want I want a house for my son. I can't have the one that looks like Mn's album. Then I wanted the white one. And then I did the Jesus lights up there. >> The one that turned the light on for me. Yes. Turn that light on in that house. >> I don't care. You stay out of it, dude. You're not even sticking up for me. You think this is a joke and funny. >> Okay. Never mind. >> Okay. No, I do not. I got >> a couple there so I can uh circle. >> He told me. The dude told me I thought you >> take your gun and do whatever you going to do. >> On the 18th, >> can you change too? >> Here's Grandpa's old house. >> This is the hashtag window. Oures are white except for the back one. >> Why don't you just go with this man, please? >> Officers tried to convince her to open the door and speak with them outside so the situation can be handled safely. She continues questioning the reason for the arrest. >> No, I want him to He's not even asking me or he's not even bringing me a loan to >> I will get you out. >> I don't want to be with him. I just want to help. You guys are helping me get a house to get my kids. You help my let his dog bite on me and stuff and you're just not even on my side. You let him take my kid or tell him that I thought Eminem was my dad. No, I did not. The music relates to my life. Why do you think >> Hey, >> Red. Why am I Hey, you wanted to play the game. >> Oh my gosh. >> When they had that shooting over there, >> um, >> so she doesn't have a bond on this current warrant. >> Sorry. It's for illegal entry. >> I know. I figured it out. >> Tomorrow was your birthday. >> She's gonna learn. >> That's all right, Mom. I'm having fun. Mom, >> don't worry about it. I'm worried for a little while. >> All right. Your kid, you whatever. It's not mine. >> That's why I don't argue. I've already been talking to you, too. We're supposed to be getting out of here today. They said they had the house empty. I do not know where my daughter, my sister is to get a hold of her. I've been trying to bring this stuff out because I think they want it out of here and just telling us all old stuff. I don't think uh they're saying that's okay. [snorts] >> Why Why do I NOT GO AGAIN, DUDE? WHAT DID I DO WRONG? SERIOUSLY, what did I do wrong? >> Open the door. >> What did I do wrong? >> Open the door. >> I DON'T WANT TO CALL YOU GUYS. YOU GUYS ARE WEIRD. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO. >> I don't You got a key for the front door or not? >> I'll go back. >> Okay. >> Not until the 18th. >> They said the 18th. [snorts] >> I just counted a few minutes. >> The 18th at 8. >> Open the door and we can talk about it. >> No, you guys are going to try to arrest me. I don't want to be handcuffed. >> You won't be handcuffed. Just open the door. >> Handcuffed. I got my own handcuffed. >> All right. >> I don't want to be handcuffed. >> We won't handcuff you. Just open the door. >> How do I even have handcuffs off me? >> Like that all the time. >> Officers coordinate around the home to make entry when she does not open the door. They continue giving verbal instructions while attempting to resolve the situation without damaging the property. >> Just open the door and we can talk about it. What did I do? >> We're going to explain that to you here in a second. Just open the door. >> Just the three white mail boxes and the three black ones right here. This be my message to you guys. >> Are you going to open [snorts] the door or do you want us to go in there? >> I want to call my mom first. >> Stay right there for me, sir. I can just have you stay back there for me, sir. >> Can I just have you wait up there for a minute? >> I told him I was going in the back door. He just told me I could. >> I got you up front. >> Yeah. I didn't get any of that information. Well, it don't matter. Like I said, it's all video. >> What's that? What's all on video? >> Okay. I got a body camera on. He's got one on. >> We got dash cams. >> I got >> sweet. >> You can go to the back with Craig. I think they're going to try to go through the back. >> Do anything wrong. I WAS TRYING TO HELP. I'm not >> Yeah, they're advising. >> Why? >> Why? You guys aren't even answering me. You guys are acting like this is a joke. >> Hey mom, how you doing? >> You guys took it. I was told you to jail. >> I'm good. If you want >> Harrison told me to come back here with you. [clears throat] >> I almost ran the Lobos over. Come in here. Wouldn't get out of my [ __ ] >> Yeah. She's at the front door. >> Who is it? >> I I don't know who it is. >> I don't even know who we're going. This is looks like a blonde. [ __ ] Deal. That's his bike over there. >> You understand? We're going to get in here one way or another. So, you can just >> Why are you guys not listening to me? You guys are not even listening to anything I said. >> We're going to listen to you once you open this door. Okay. >> Can you bring us one of you to venture over Broadway from across Thank you. We were supposed to be there at 1525. >> Did you lock the back door, too? >> That's why I said that's why I'm telling you this open street. >> Did she lock those two now? >> Still trying to negotiate it here. Connie, >> you might have locked them in my car to help her. Told her we help sell some of this stuff for the baby. >> I got the back covered. Is that your >> officers enter the residence through a window and locate the woman inside? They instruct her again to place her hands behind her back. >> Door should be open. >> And this one >> I don't know if mine This is a bedroom, but it's kind of small behind. >> I can go in there. >> Don't like it. >> Come on. Give me a lift. >> You got the stairs. You got the back cover. making the window. >> I can fix the screen. I'm Come on. >> She's in here. >> I'm trying to get the door open without destroying it. >> Don't need to help me, DUDE. YOU'RE MY PARENTS. YOU GUYS DON'T EVEN GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT ME. Officers take her into custody while she continues arguing about the warrant and stating she did nothing wrong. A family member nearby questions the situation but allows officers to proceed. >> I DIDN'T AT 8:30. >> Let's go. >> I'M TALKING TO MY MOM. DUDE, YOU'RE DONE. TURN AROUND. >> DUDE, I DIDN'T behind your back. >> STOP, DUDE. HELP ME, DUDE. OW. WHY ARE YOU GUYS being rude? >> You're being nice, Kayla. >> I GOT IT. >> OW. I'M PREGNANT, DUDE. WHAT ARE you doing? >> I really am, dude. You guys are hurting me. >> CAN YOU PLEASE MY STOMACH? >> Touch your stomach. >> Can you give me my phone, please? >> I'll get it. Get your phone. >> And my core papers. There's proof right there. Okay, it >> you guys are lying to me. I didn't even do nothing wrong. >> Hey, hang outside. Hang out. Hang outside. >> You got to take me to jail. That's my daughter. I don't give a [ __ ] >> You're not coming in. >> That don't bother me. I don't hit by that a couple times. >> Look, you can step outside. >> She's got a warrant, man. >> I know she's got a warrant. Tell my daughter it don't [ __ ] matter. >> I get it. I understand. Your daughter would be the same [ __ ] difference. >> Well, I let the police still do what they got to do. >> Yep. Like I said, and you guys do what you want to do when you want to. >> Yep. make your own, you know, let people go for this and and take the other person for this. Let them go on a [ __ ] warrant. >> Officers explain she is being arrested due to the active warrant and her attempt [snorts] to avoid arrest by running into the residence. She is secured and prepared for transport. >> There's my stupid car. >> What did I do wrong? Guys, >> Kayla, you have a warrant for your arrest. I told you that. to see it and talk instead of rushing. >> I did. I did see you guys. You got up and ran away. >> I told you you're under arrest after I explained it to you. >> Dude, can you get that? >> You got up and ran away. >> Flag one. The baby. Oh my god. See, they just funny. >> Come on. >> Why [clears throat] are you guys being so rude and stuff? I didn't even do nothing. >> Why does all those cars look at the antique shop match my top? >> They don't match your top. Yes, I do. Yes, I do. I didn't haven't done nothing wrong. I just want peace. That's all. >> The woman was charged with trespass breaking and entering illegal entry without owner permission, lararseny under $200 and felony resisting an officer. Remember, active warrants allow officers to take someone into custody, even if the person disputes the reason for the warrant at the scene. Cooperating during an arrest can help avoid additional charges that may arise from resisting or attempting to evade officers. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. It seemed like the officers kept explaining the warrant, but the situation kept escalating. Serving a warrant at someone's home can quickly become complicated when emotions run high. Hopefully, the legal process clears up the confusion about the court dates. Everyone thought it was too late until the body cam shows the exact second officers step in. Did you predict that rescue? The next incident is when troublemaker learns his lesson the hard way. >> Don't talk to cops. >> I'm not trying to be difficult. I'm pleading the the >> I'm not your dog. >> All right, let's go to the heart. [music] >> On July 25th, 2022 officers received a report of a man causing a disturbance at a privatelyowned business. >> So, we got called down because we had there they had a >> sir. How you doing? >> Come on out. >> Let's go in. It's cool inside. >> Yeah. Come on in. >> Is there a problem? >> Yes. Just step out. Would you find out what's going on? I'm fine. Thank you. Step up for me, please. >> Uh, no, thank you. I'm fine. >> Okay. And I'm not asking you now. I'm telling you to step up. >> Am I being under arrest? >> You're detained. >> You're detained right now. We got called down here. >> You're being detained for the investigation. >> Called down here. So, we just >> I'm just asking the question, sir. What? >> Sir, >> I'm asking for what? >> They called us down here. We're going to hear a disturbance here or kind of like So, we're just trying to identify and we'll see where we go. Okay. >> You're being detained. >> Just quick, we're going to be out of here. Okay. >> Put your handcuffs on. See this >> handcuffs? Now you're going to >> All we wanted to do was find out who you were and talk to him in it. That's all we needed. >> Do you see this? >> Step out. >> Officers explain that the business reported a person inside who had been speaking continuously and making statements that concerned staff. They say they only want to determine who he is and what happened. >> Can I Can I turn my wrist the other way? >> Absolutely. I did this one. This one here. >> Are you going to be good and just talk to us? >> I'm >> You didn't No, you weren't. You wouldn't listen to us. >> Can I turn this wrist the other way? >> Let me grab your keys out of your hand so you don't Where you want me? Get in pocket right here. >> This one. >> Okay. >> We got called down. Hold on. Hold on. >> I didn't know. >> Okay. >> So, we got So, we got called down because we had there they had a gentleman in uh someone reported a gentleman at the Al Post that wasn't making sense. Just this stuff. >> Yeah. Can I fix this, please? During a safety check, officers remove a knifelike tool from the man. They again ask for identification, but he declines and states he does not talk to police. >> It wasn't making sense to him, and they wanted us to come on check. So, we're going to come down. Absolutely. >> All we wanted to do is step up where it was nice and cool, off the stairs, and find out who we're talking to. >> Turn this wrist towards me >> and find out what's going on, and then we're good. Okay. That's all we needed to do. You didn't want to step in. You didn't want to give us any information. You refused to talk to us. >> Then because we're here for a purpose, then you're going to be detained until we figure out what's going on. >> That's fine. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Cool. Did you get ID with you? >> Uh, am I under arrest? >> You are not under arrest for an investigation. >> No, I'm not going to give my >> Just let me explain to you. If we can't identify you and we're out here, we're out here for a disturbance or something, you you'll end up going with us until we can identify you. If we can identify you and get all this done, we might be out of here in two minutes. We've decided we know you were talking to you. There's no issues. >> Just a second. I'm just trying to get my watch off. >> Okay. Stand up for me. Stand up. >> An employee tells officers the man had been talking for about 45 minutes about several unrelated topics and would not stop. The employee says the man did not threaten anyone, but appeared unusual, and the business wants him removed from the property. Do >> you have any weapons on you that's going to poke me, stick her? >> No, no, no. He's just going to check except for this knife right here. >> Oh, yeah. I do have a a tool >> that's going to go right there. Watch. >> Get it back as fast as it goes away. Okay. Those cuts come on as fast as they go on. We're just detaining till we can figure out what we're dealing with. >> Sure. Absolutely. >> Okay. Would [clears throat] you be would you let us know who you are so we know who we're talking to? >> No. >> Why? >> Don't talk to cops. Okay. >> Okay. Why >> says just uh stay with him real quick? >> Talk to Yeah. Judge Npalitano says no. Hi. >> All right. So, what happened? >> So, he just he came in out of the blue. I don't know. He's been here like 45 minutes. He wouldn't stop talking. >> Did you all ask him to leave at some point? >> We did not ask him to leave. >> Okay. Uh well, at at one point you said, "Well, what is it you want us to do?" And okay, we'll look into it. And then he just started up on another he's just going off about how the hospital he went in, he can't wear a mask because he has some ADH or I don't know what he said, >> and and that the the wouldn't wait on him. And then the lady there took his phone and blah blah blah. Then the then finally the police came and they trespassed him, told him to get out and out of the parking lot or he'd be arrested and he just kept and then many went on about you all day and some shooting in New York. Okay. >> And that we are about to get shot or what term did you use it? The revolution >> anarchy of anarchy. >> It's coming here. It's just a matter of time. Did he specifically threaten me? >> No, he didn't threaten us. He just acted bizarre and he wouldn't stop talking non-stop for like 45 minutes or so. >> All right. And I assume you want him trespass from here. >> Um, I think so. I I don't think we want him to come back. >> He didn't want a story or anything. He just just kept talking and talking. >> But you don't want him to come back. >> We don't want him to come back. We think there's something mentally wrong with him. >> Okay. I think that that's probably a safe bet. No. Says no. What? >> Don't >> Don't talk to cops. >> Yeah. >> Why? >> The judge apolog Why would you say what? But why do you listen to him versus listening to me that's telling you what's going on? >> Does that make a difference? >> Yeah, it does. >> So if a judge tells you something to do it, you'll do it. >> Yep. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> He's still in law enforcement. Same as us. We report our information to the judge. He takes our information and takes action. >> He hears two sides. >> Yeah. I'm willing to hear two sides. That's why I'm here talking to you. >> He's the judge. >> Okay. What's your first name? I'm not going to give it to you. >> Do you live in Los Alamos? >> I'm not going to give that to you. >> All right. So, what's going to end up happening is you're going to come to us. You're going to be >> Officers explain that because they were called for a disturbance and cannot identify him, he may be taken to jail so they can determine his identity through fingerprinting. The man still refuses to cooperate. >> Placed into custody in the jail until we can identify who you are. >> You'll just sit there. >> Failure to identify is a crime in the state of New Mexico. You're right. It's not according >> you're concealing your identity from us currently. >> Are you by definition by No, you're not under arrest. You're being identify. >> Correct. But if you don't identify >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> Understand? Let's go right from the beginning. We got called here. We didn't just come here randomly to talk to you. We got called here. They they called out a disturbance that someone's in that someone's in our our business. He's not making sense. He's talking to us. They sent us down here to find out. So when we get here, alls we wanted to know, who are we talking to? What's going on? If there's no issues, that's it. We're done. But if we can't identify who we're talking to and we still have the issue that we haven't resolved cuz we don't know what's going on, then we got a different issue. Then we got to figure out who we're dealing with. And if we can't, we have to take it somewhere where we do, which may be fingerprints. If that's the way it takes to get the the identification. Okay. I'm not trying to be difficult. >> I'm pleading the fifth >> of what you have. You have you done anything? >> I'm bleeding. I'm not going to say another word. Thank you. Thank you though. I appreciate I appreciate you guys and the job that you're doing. >> So, you would prefer to go sit in the detention center until we can identify through fingerprints than just talking to me here and possibly just being released in 2 seconds or if you have an ID card looking at that. That's my fifth. >> Okay. You don't want to do any ID and you want to do anything? Cool. All right. >> Stay seated there, please, sir. >> Yes. So, I'm looking at myself in the mirror window. >> You're not in charge. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not your dog. I I can I'm not your dog. I can stand up. >> You are not in charge right now. >> I am not your dog. >> Sit down. >> I'm not going to I'm not your dog. Stop calling me your dog. >> Sit down. I will put you down. >> I am not a dog. Don't like to ground if you do not sit down. >> I'm not a dog. >> Hey. Hey. Officers decide to transport him to the station to determine his identity. As they escort him to the patrol car, he asks if providing identification now could change the situation and mentions he has a dog with him. >> We're just going to pull in for concealing and we'll go from there. Figure out what we got. Pullprints if we have to. All right. Yeah, I don't know. Um I haven't contacted with him, but I think other people have. Yeah. No, we got the knife. Um >> we'll come down and uh we'll go in there. We'll go do Prince and we'll see if we can figure out who he is. >> Thank you for me. >> All right, cool. Thanks. >> All right, let's go the hard way. I don't know why you want to do that, but you want to refuse. You don't want to identify yourself. Then you get to go with us for a ride. >> Can you stand and walk to the car? >> I will. We're going to set you We're going to go forward. Put your feet in front of you and we'll step you forward. Okay. Okay. >> All right. We're going to walk you to this side, passenger side of this vehicle. Okay. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> I've got a dog. >> We will deal with that in a bit. >> Can I give you my ID so I can get the dog? >> We're passive. Okay. >> Hold on. >> Are you willing to identify yourself now? >> I said yes. I said I had the ID. It'll help you on a w on on some. >> Officers explain the process has already progressed because he refused earlier. They state he will be taken in for identification and possible charges related to concealing his identity and disorderly conduct. >> But I don't know why we needed to get to this. Can I Can we circumvent this? Back to the back to the dog so I can at least call my wife. >> No flippers in here. Where is your ID? >> There. Yep. Hold on. Hold on. Before you take it. >> What do you need? >> Can I be released if I give you my ID? >> Possibly. You're It's going to be a lot easier. >> Well, >> you've got to a point now where we had to put hands on cuz you refused to cooperate. Okay. >> No. I don't want to. I'm not a dog. I don't have to sit down. That's not the That wasn't It wasn't a dog question. It was We asked you to sit down because you were at the end of We don't know we're dealing with you refusing to cooperate with us. So, we want you in a place and sitting down where you're not going to cause us any issues. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> ID? Yes or no? >> Can I Can I Can I leave and take the dog to my house? >> I don't know if you're going to just leave and leave it. Cool. We'll do it later. >> What's going to happen now is we're going to call PSA down. They'll take control of your dog. They'll put it down to the shelter. >> Got him for a second. Let me get uh his knife and I think his phone will go. >> Yeah, his phone's over there, too. >> No, I don't have a phone. >> Just his knife standing there. >> Comes back to a red 2008 Toyota. >> What do you got in your hands? You don't You're not going to break him. Okay. >> No, no. I'm trying to get it to where I can not be bound and I don't want to scratch your wheel. >> He's holding lean against Do you understand how much easier this would have been? Give me your name and be done with this. >> They have >> Instead, you want You want to go down the road? I'm pleading the fifth. I'm doing this. Then you're going to Then you're going to refuse refuse. >> Is this an ID state? >> Is it what do you mean an ID state? >> If you're not under arrest, you don't have to ID. >> But you retained because we were called out for the actions that you were doing. >> So you did you say you had a DL? >> If you get the DL off the registration, otherwise I'll get you one after a bit. So now you're you're going to get you're going to go in and get charged with concealing identity and disorderly conduct. Okay, we'll go from there. Okay. I'm going to have you step in. The man is placed into the patrol vehicle and transported to the jail for booking. Officers secure his belongings and arrange for animal control to handle the dog left with his vehicle. >> Come get up in there by yourself. >> All right, put that in. You can lean forward. We'll get those up as soon as we get in. Get you into the booking area. Okay. >> All right. Come my way a little bit. I'm going to put the seat belts on you. Turn your head that way if you would please. >> You might have to come a little way more. >> Can Can I sit up one notch? >> We're going to be in here for two seconds. Okay. If you put a thumb in there, they're plenty loose. If you're spinning your wrist, they're going to be hard to do. Come out. >> See if you get them if they're comfortable or not. Just make sure on the one. >> Which one? This one. I can put a whole I can put a whole finger through there. >> They're not made for comfort. We appreciate that. >> Give them a little bit on that one. We'll put them back in. PSA's coming for the dog. So, you take possession of that. We'll leave the car there parked legally. Not a problem. >> Okay. See, that's what I'm talking about right there. >> That's moving around. That's not a big deal. >> Behind your back. Thank you. >> If you put something you held your fingers around your wrist, you're still going to get those red marks. This is steel. I understand. >> Obviously. >> All right. You can sit up off the back of the seat so I can get this around you. Go ahead. >> Okay. Uh, would you sit down with us? >> All right. >> Sit tight. Okay. >> Sir. >> Yes, sir. >> The jail is not going to let these in property. >> Okay. >> I'm going to put them in the glove box of your car. >> Thank you very much. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> When we get in, can I get a sip of water, you think? >> Yeah. The jail will they'll have some water. I appreciate that stuff for you. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> Get your seat belt on and step down. Watch your step coming out. Okay. Watch. It's a big step to use that. >> Yep. Yep. >> Go to the door. Left side of the door. >> Okay. >> When you get inside the left side of that door, >> I'll shut this down and grab a stop. Sir, >> man. Wait a minute. Place the hole over here. Somebody down. Okay. >> How you doing? The man identified as Colin Sadler, age 68, was charged with disorderly conduct using loud or disruptive language and concealing identity. Remember, cooperating with basic identification requests during an investigation can often help resolve situations quickly. Remaining calm and following officer instructions during a detention can reduce the chance of escalation. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This seemed like it could have been over in a couple minutes if he had just shown his ID. The officers kept explaining the situation, but he stuck to refusing to identify himself. Interesting to see how a simple call for a disturbance turned into an arrest because of non-ooperation. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second [bell] officers rush in comment if you felt that spike. >> STOP. RELAX. >> I'M RELAXED. SAVE ME. YOU WANT TO PUNCH me in my face. >> Why you? [music] >> On March 6th, 2022, officers responded to a neighborhood report about a woman trespassing and removing clothing in view of nearby homes. When officers arrive, they attempt to speak with the woman and ask her to stop. What? >> Stop before you get in trouble. You're not in trouble right now. If you run, you're going to get in trouble. >> Crystal. >> Yeah. Headquarters. Send me another unit. Oh, Miss Carol's deciding to run. Crystal, my lord. Neighborh for no reason put your hands behind your back. >> I was supposed to take her both >> officers catch up and attempt to place her in handcuffs. She pulls away and resists while officers instruct her to relax and stop moving. >> 10:00. They can't let go. They can't help her mental rehab. >> Really? >> They can't. Please don't hand me. >> Get the hell OUT OF YOUR CAR. >> NO, YOU DUMB [ __ ] STOP. GOD, >> STOP. What you're doing? >> No. Stop. >> Stop. CL. That's why she's reaching. >> I don't care. >> You're not to be here. Smash that cigar. >> What are you going to do? >> Relax. >> What are you going to do? >> I'm punching you. I bet [ __ ] don't happen to me. >> RELAX. >> I'M RELAX. [screaming] >> OKAY, THEN STOP PULLING AWAY. CRYSTAL, we're not doing this. >> Relax. You got your c these cuffs are tightening up on your damn wrist. Relax. >> No, kids live over there. >> [ __ ] them kids. WHERE ARE MY KIDS, [ __ ] Of course. >> Exactly. >> During the struggle, officers bring her to the ground briefly to gain control. Bystanders in nearby homes watch the incident while officers continue instructing her to comply. >> They better lock you up and don't just go that way. Will >> you stop? You get my >> first stop. >> I don't HAVE ME. NOT DOING NOTHING WRONG >> TO FIX THIS. >> RELAX. >> Save me. >> Nobody do nothing wrong with a witness right there. >> I'm not trying to hurt you. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> NOT GETTING OFF OF YOU EITHER. >> She sat on her. >> No. >> Yeah. Patty. >> Patty don't even know there's another house. >> Patty. >> Let's go. >> I love you, baby. Once handcuffed officers escort her toward a patrol vehicle, she continues arguing and moving around while officers instruct her to stand still and face the vehicle. >> Get up. God damn it. Get up. We're not doing this. Stop. Quit hurting me. >> I'm not even doing that. Stop doing this. Those are >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Lincoln. So are we. >> I'm not doing nothing. Stop. >> Who did this? >> All right. You keep coming around here. I swear to God. Here comes more. YOU KIDS GET IN THE HOUSE AND STAY THERE. STAY THERE. >> OH, I'm so sick of this girl. I swear to God. I'm so sick of her. These neighbors that have all these little kids. Oh, I swear. >> I want my hand. >> Where's your [ __ ] at? >> Right there. >> Thank you. >> Oh, I swear. >> I need to GET >> QUIT TALKING TO MY KIDS. >> THE BAG OFF, but she was reaching down in her >> front side there. >> Yeah. >> Take the cuff off. >> Is that on video, mother? >> Your face. You have to get your car fall. Crystal, >> they already cut it out. >> Officers place her in the patrol car. One officer explains she had been trespassing and ran when she saw police. They state she was also attempting to sit in the roadway. >> Have fun. >> Yeah, I'm not taking stuff on her. Slammed her head. She's like >> doing all this [ __ ] stuff. >> Stop. You got it. >> Take the bag. Scoop. >> We're doing it. Stop moving. When you get somebody hurt, Christian, stop moving. Stop. Stop moving. >> You want to punch me in my face? >> I'm not punching you, but you're going to stop moving. >> You just turn me on. >> That's nice. Good for you. >> Are you on a board, man? >> Yeah, we are. I'll let go. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, cuz we're smart. Okay. >> Okay. Good. Yep. All right, Chris, have a seat. >> I got to get stuff out of the sit straight. >> Got it. >> Yeah. >> At the booking area, officers conduct a standard search procedure. She is instructed to remove personal items and follow directions while officers prepare to process her. >> That Crystal, >> if there's anything found on your on your person or in your purse that is >> drugrelated, you will be charged. And if you take it into the facility, you will be charged with only three conveyor. >> Okay, just so you know. Go your head at Got it. Okay, stop moving. I'm trying to get him. There you go. Stand still, Crystal. Put that hand on the wall for me. Turn your face for me. There you go. All right, you know the drill. Go. Take all your bracelets, all your jewelry off. Set on the table for me. And take your shoes off. >> Don't do that. Crystal, >> quit it. Cooperative today. Usual. >> Yeah, cuz I'm going to do time locked up for you. >> Not for me. For >> Yeah, cuz you want to put your hands on me. >> Is that it? >> Yeah, that's it. You weren't in trouble. >> Uhhuh. Now you're under arrest in jail. Home >> address. Come on. You got to go back down. Nothing against the wall. Put your hands flat. Stand still. >> Okay. Stand still. [ __ ] >> You better get all my cards out there. I'll miss my appointment, my doctor's appointment anyway. Make sure to get some lines out there, too. Stand still. You want to stand here? >> No, I do not. You might as well >> put your hand. >> Put your leg down. I'll take you up. >> You okay? Listen. >> Officers continue the booking process, including a brief check for concealed items. The situation remains verbally tense, but officers complete the intake procedures. >> Make up your mind, >> Crystal. >> Well, you ain't going to tell me 10 different things at once. >> Well, you're not listening. Okay. I don't listen well and I'm not listening to your dad. >> Cuz [ __ ] you gonna have killed my mama. What's up? >> Well, quit acting [ __ ] >> She don't know what the [ __ ] to do. >> She told you what to do. >> Put your hand >> the [ __ ] smiling at you think it's funny. It's your [ __ ] kid. Hold up with my kid. I can't see him again. >> Cuz you're high. >> I'm not high. I ain't been high in 60 days. Drop me. >> I ain't drug in 60 days. Don't tell me I'm high, [ __ ] Cuffs if you don't stop. give a [ __ ] >> I told you my daughter. You have no daughter. >> What? >> This kid took my kids. >> I'm sorry. >> And I think I'm going to do it every time. >> What do you want me to do? >> You stop getting in people. >> I need you to calm down. >> I need her to calm down. I'm putting your hands in her face. >> What do you want? >> She needs to pat you down. >> OKAY. DON'T PAT ME THE DOWN. >> Turn around. Face the wall. Put your hands against the wall. >> I did that. >> Okay, >> you're good. >> You good? Go ahead and bend your leg back a sting there's a female in there having seizures. >> Is that a pod? >> All right. >> Yes. >> Turn around. Let me see the inside of your mouth. >> Tongue up. All right. >> Have your hair tie. I ain't been hot. >> I just gave her the hair tie. >> Thank you. I do believe. >> Let's go. >> 36. >> What's that? >> Carol. >> 36. Carol, >> I need another. The individual identified as Crystal Carroll, age 38, was charged with disorderly intoxication, criminal trespass, and resisting arrest. Remember, following officer instructions during an encounter can help prevent situations from escalating into physical restraint or additional charges. When officers respond to public disturbance reports, cooperation can often resolve the matter more quickly. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This situation escalated quickly once she ran from the officers. It seems like the officers kept trying to get her to calm down and cooperate. Calls like this must be challenging for everyone involved, especially in a neighborhood setting. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content.