I am a come a little animal and a black and I'M A YOUNG WOMAN AND I'M WHITE JUST LIKE ANYBODY ELSE DOWN. [screaming] >> Most police encounters don't start as disasters. They start with a simple request, a basic instruction, or one chance to cooperate. But when entitled citizens turn every small moment into a fight, the situation can spiral faster than anyone expects. These are the moments entitled citizens turn simple encounters into a disaster. But first, watch as an entitled woman who thought she had the right to interfere with a police investigation learns a harsh lesson the hard way. >> I don't need to be put in coping. Officer, I really don't. On May 23rd, 2025, officers in Florida stopped a vehicle after observing a moveover violation. But before the stop could settle into a routine exchange, both the driver and his passenger were already pushing back against what was happening. >> Okay. Why did What were you throwing at the window? >> I wasn't throwing anything at the window. >> It's captured on the body cam. >> Oh my god. >> So, the reason why I was >> What did I throw? The window was up. >> Yeah. And you And your something hit the window. >> Yeah. My head. >> Why did you trying to get something? Do you mind like me to bend down and get something? >> The problem is you guys are going 35 miles hour past me while I'm on a track and stuff. >> How fast would you less than 30? >> Okay. What shouldn't you? >> I don't care then. >> Well, I should. >> So, I need your license. >> Thank you. >> And why aren't you wearing your seat belt either? >> I just got an attitude. I'm a cop. >> Nope. Stop. I don't need my window. Don't touch me. Don't touch my >> Sir, you need to relax. >> Sir, relax. >> Anybody over here, >> sir? You need to relax. >> How dare you touch my car? >> Sir, you need to get out of the car. Sir, >> as officers approached the passenger side, the woman kept arguing through the window and then tried to roll it back up while the stop was still active. And when the contact at the window turned physical, the encounter shifted quickly into something officers had to control directly. >> Okay? Step out of the vehicle and we're going to figure things out. Hey. Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. I don't know what's going on. >> Listen, just look. Look at me. Talk to me. Just step outside and we're going to figure this out. >> What the figure out, okay? I'm going to figure this out. Let's step outside. Let's go to the front of the vehicle. All right. Just just relax. Just relax. Okay. Just relax. You're just being detained right now. Okay? You're just being detained and we're gonna figure things out. All right. >> Why is this guy arresting my wife? >> Listen, we're gonna figure things out. All right. >> What's up? >> You got any guns or anything like that? Come on, man. >> I don't know what's working over. I slowed down. I went around him. He said my wife had to punch a punch a window or some [ __ ] I don't know. I'm trying to get home, bro. >> Go back to my car. >> God damn. You guys got to slow it down, bro. You guys got to slow it down. >> Yo, you got this real tight over here, bro. Seriously, >> I'm not doing nothing to you guys for you to be >> It's not that it's tight. It's that it's your hard talk to a subject about this cuz this ain't nice. I'm a loyal citizen. I work hard. I work hard. Even after the driver was secured, he continued insisting he was a hardworking, law-abiding person. While officers turned their attention back to his wife to sort out what had happened at the window and how the stop had escalated so fast. >> Well, she's going to do a full search on you. So, if you can step out for him, please. >> Oh, that's cute. >> Yep. >> I don't need to be put in cuffs. I didn't officer. >> I really don't have this. >> Can you Can you not? Yeah. >> Damn. I was trying to be nice, too. >> I You weren't nice cuz they were hurting me. And you're hurting me, officer, for something. I didn't do anything. I did not do a damn thing to be treated this way. I'm sorry. >> Jesus Christ. >> You're doing it right now. >> What am I doing? >> Resisting >> because I don't feel that this is right. >> Okay. >> I don't have a reason to tell you this is not right. >> I didn't touch anything. This is pretty stupid. >> Is that good or is that too That's loose. >> That's pretty loose if she's going to do >> Yeah. No. No. We'll we'll uh she's going to slip on it. Sorry. There you go. That's fine. >> No. No. Dashi was trying. So, there you go. >> I'm not trying anything. >> God almighty. Are sensitive. >> Jesus. >> Do you have any pockets? >> No, I have nothing in my pockets. >> Hey, Castro, can you grab my cuffs that she slipped out of there, please? >> No legs. >> Needle times. No. >> For the love of God. No. >> I tried to make >> me up your mouth. >> Lift up your tongue. >> I didn't do anything to you. >> Just run my mouth. That's what I did. Run my mouth. I didn't know that was illegal. >> But while officers worked through that confrontation, she kept insisting she had done nothing wrong. And even after being restrained, her reactions continued creating more problems instead of calming the situation down. where I saw the cop called somebody over where I was going 20 mph. I kind of went around it cuz I don't want to, you know. >> Were you driving or was you? >> I was driving. Yeah, >> you were driving. >> So, I went around him. Okay. And then he kind of ran out into the road trying to, you know, tell me to slow down >> and I'm like, "Okay, I'm already slow." I thought I was going slow enough. >> Well, >> so then >> the Florida move over law. Are you familiar with that? >> What do you mean move over? When cops when cops, firefighters move over or slow down? I was I was going 20. >> 20. Okay. So, you know what the speed limit is through here? >> 35. >> 35. So, it says you have to drop >> Well, it says you have to drop 20 m per hour below the posted speed limit. >> Okay. So, you know, like I said, we were following traffic. So, it wasn't like I was on my own. >> So, when I saw him jump out, I kind of turn, you know, weave to the left and then he signal to the other officer to go pull us over. >> And he said that my wife punched the windshield. She was going for something that she dropped in in the, you know, on on the passenger side. Uh-huh. >> And then I told I said, "Honey, what happened?" You know, and then I'm like, "Honey, I think they're going to pull me over." He's like, "For what? For what?" I said, "I don't know." >> I said, "I don't know what's going on." So, as soon as he came up, I had my license. Gave him my license. I had my insurance card, registration in my hand. You know, I'm a contractor. I've been helping a lot of people out here >> with the damages and all that. So, I had all my information. Don't resist. >> The driver then tried to explain that he had only reacted because he thought his wife was being mishandled, pointing to his work, his standing in the community and his intent not to resist while also trying to explain away how both of them had handled the stop. >> You know, she's telling talk naturally loud >> naturally, bro. That's her conversation. She was pissed off cuz we got pulled over in the first place. And I'm like, "Babe, >> nobody's ever happy to get pulled over. I've done it for years. Trust me." >> So I said, "Babe, babe, relax." And she tried to roll the window up. I already gave him my license and everything. So there was no reason, you know, I wasn't telling him any reason for, you know, anything. I wasn't smoking pot. I don't do any of that. So then I felt like he was aggressive and I'm like, he grabbed my wife's hand cuz she was rolling up the window and I, you know, took his hand off of a husband, seeing his wife get grabbed unexpectedly. I was on the other window talking to the other cop >> and he was going at it with my wife about why did she punch the window and all this stuff and my wife's trying to explain to him. I was reaching for the ground here. I don't even know what's going on. Mhm. >> So, you know, I don't know if he misunderstood or misaw whatever it was, but I'm driving 20 mph and trying to get out of the way. I'm just trying to go home. I live right up the street from him. >> Mhm. >> And then he's like, "I'm going to tase you." And I'm like, "For what?" I said, "Okay, okay. Whatever you got to do. Here's my registration. >> You got to give me a ticket. Give me a ticket. I I don't know what's going on. >> I'm not trying to obstruct anything. I don't want lawful subset of I don't do anything wrong, bro. I'm a contractor. I've been here a decade. I'm from Hartford, Connecticut. you can run my file, you're not going to find anything on me. I don't do anything wrong. Then he was talking about I told him how, you know, I got tinted windows. My son is autistic. He has blind, you know, he's legally blind. So, I got a letter in my car, my truck that says I'm allowed to have tints on my windows. Yes, sir. >> Because of my son. >> He softened his tone as the conversation went on, apologizing and offering his own explanation for why his wife had become so loud so quickly. But by that point, officers were already focused on the part that mattered most, the contact, the resistance, and everything the cameras had already captured >> or any kind of way. I apologized to them. It was a reaction. You know, I'm not I don't have any prior records or anything of violence or nothing. >> My wife is my wife. You know, you know, you can't control the wife. And she was upset cuz we got pulled over and I said, "Babe, relax. He's just going to give us a ticket or whatever he's going to do and we're going to go on our way." But again is that's almost almost where her actions and her >> I know >> boisterous because I even heard her whenever I first pulled up when [laughter] they're trying to >> Italian bro Italian well >> you know there's no reason for all this to be happening which is crazy. >> Yes sir. >> Like this is crazy. >> I don't deserve this. >> In the end the couple faced charges including obstructing or resisting an officer without violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. Now, let's turn our attention to a woman who unleashed chaos inside a jail after being fired. >> MISS, YOU HAVE TO SIT [screaming] DOWN. >> On May 23rd, 2025, police were called to an Amazon facility after reports that a 23-year-old employee named Tisha had gotten into a heated confrontation and put her hands on staff. And from the moment officers arrived, it was clear she had no intention of letting the situation settle down easily. >> Take me. I NEED EVERYBODY BAD. Miss me. YOU BETTER GET EVERYBODY BACK. I NEED EVERYBODY [ __ ] ABOUT YOUNG LADY. WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> I NEED A LADY NUMBER IN HERE. >> I NEED EVERYBODY. I'LL >> GIVE IT to you. You need to calm DOWN. >> NO, I NEED SOMEBODY. I GOT EVERYBODY TAKE ME. I'M ABOUT TO HAVE MY COME FOR Y'ALL. We're not >> We need to speak to you. >> AIN'T NOBODY HAVE MY LAWYER FOR THE OPPORTUNITY. >> YOUNG LADY, >> I NEED MY PHONE CHARGED. >> YOUNG LADY, >> I'M A LAWYER. DON'T WORRY ABOUT YOUR NAME. >> YOU BETTER HAVE MY LAWYER. DON'T TOUCH ME. I am a ANIMAL AND YOU'RE BLACK AND I'M A YOUNG WOMAN. I'M WHITE JUST LIKE ANYBODY ELSE. >> WHAT'S GOING ON? >> BUT SHORTY IN THERE, YOU SEE EVERYBODY LAUGHING RIGHT NOW? >> LIKE I'M A JOKE. >> LIKE I'M A JOKE. >> CAN WE HAVE A >> YOU SEE EVERYBODY LIKE I'M A JOKE. CAN WE TALK IN THIS OFFICE HERE? >> YES, we could. >> Okay, >> we could. >> WE COULD. BUT BEFORE WE TALK, I NEED MY LAWYER. I NEED EVERYBODY. I NEED MY FAMILY. I NEED MY BEFORE I TALK TO YOU. >> We We have to see what's going on. >> I need I need a name. >> I need my I need I need names. >> I need my lawyer TO HAVE IT. >> THAT'S ALL I ASK. I need names. >> Okay, we're forced. >> You can get the NAME JUST IN CASE HERE. Instead of calming down and explaining what happened, she immediately began demanding names, badge numbers, and a lawyer, using the conversation to delay rather than cooperate. While officers kept trying to keep the situation from getting any worse. >> THAT'S GOOD, BUT I'M NOT LEAVING HERE WITHOUT NAMES. >> You're not getting the names. What I'm trying to say is if you file, >> I need my phone. I need my phone. >> That's not Listen, >> I need my phone. You have your phone CALL ME FROM MY LAWYER. BRO, Y'ALL CANNOT EVEN TALK TO ME. WHAT ABOUT MY LAWYER? >> AT THIS POINT, IT'S TRESPASSING. Y'ALL DID NOT TALK WITHOUT MY PHONE. >> You're going to be escorted out of the building. Okay. >> Oh, you think so? >> Yes. >> Without no phone? >> You have your phone? >> So, what if I was outside with no clothes on me? You want to still escort me? >> Where are your clothes? >> You can put a shirt on. You got a backpack. >> I don't want me. >> Okay. Well, that's not my problem. >> Oh, so drag me. >> So, let's go. We didn't drive anymore. Did you drive yourself here? >> I don't want you driving me. Drive me. I want you to drive me. >> We're not a taxi service, man. So, >> drive me out OF HERE. YO, I NEED Y'ALL TO DRAG ME OUT OF HERE, >> young lady. >> I need y'all to drag me. I'm not playing. That's where I am. >> I got a vagina between my legs. >> Okay, it doesn't have to be. But listen, you can just go home. >> No, I NEED NAILS CUZ I WAS I WAS UNFAIRLY. IT WAS NOT RIGHT TO ME. >> OKAY. >> I [crying and screaming] HAVE MY EVERYTHING. YOU STOLE IT FROM ME. >> You can file a complaint with Amazon. Get the You're not getting the name >> YOU. AND THAT'S DISRESPECTFULLY. NOW, >> I SAID NOTHING DISRESPECTFUL TO YOU. >> VERY RESPECTFULLY I CAME IN HERE. I NEVER SAY ANYTHING TO NONE OF Y'ALL, BUT YOU I'M GOING TO RESPECT YOU BECAUSE YOU NEVER DID ANYTHING HARM TO ME. >> BUT EVERYBODY ELSE, >> YOU GOING TO HAVE TO DRAG ME OUT. I SWEAR TO GOD. GO AHEAD. >> WE DON'T WANT TO DRAG you out. We'd rather just drag me. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> We've been nice to you since CAME IN HERE. >> THAT'S ALL YALL GOING TO do cuz y'all about to be fired. Go ahead. Do it. >> I'm going to see. >> You're the one MAKING IT DIFFICULT. >> UM Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO DO THAT. Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO DO THAT. >> SO THE only way YOU'RE GOING >> CUZ I ASKED FOR NAME I ASKED FOR NAME. I don't have no battery. I DON'T HAVE NO CHARGER. Y DON'T EVEN LET ME CHARGE MY PHONE. Y'ALL RESISTED MY ARREST. AND ALSO, I ASKED FOR THE PEOPLE NAMED THAT WHO DIDN'T EVEN GIVE ME THE RIGHTS. >> And young lady, if you file a complaint with the names, >> I'm done with you. I don't want to talk to you. >> Even after management made it clear she was no longer welcome on the property, she still refused to leave without getting the names she wanted, turning the encounter into a back and forth over authority instead of simply walking away and handling it later. >> I didn't have that. WHAT? WHAT HAPPENED? >> EVERYTHING. I PROMISE YOU. >> WHAT happened to got you so upset? Why are you so upset? >> Give me your badge number. I need your badge number and your name. I'm not playing with you. >> That's fine. I'm not >> Give me your number. I'm trying to help you, sir. It's 40. I NEED YOUR badge number. That's you. The problem. >> I'll give you my card. Here you go. You want my card? >> That's what I like. Talk to me nice and don't talk to me at all. I like that. >> Thank you. >> Hold on. Hold on. Here you go. >> Oh, make sure you put your money. Oh, God. You got a card on them, too? >> I don't have a card on me, but I give you all my info. >> I need everybody. I need everybody. >> I need everybody. I NEED A BAG. EVERYBODY WANTS TO RUN THEIR [ __ ] >> OKAY, young lady. See me in court. >> Like I said, you can file a complaint with Amazon. You'll get all THEIR NAMES THAT WAY. >> Right now, we're going to ask we're going to escort you out of the building right now. >> I just gave my card. I want you to attend me. >> I want you EP L 4052. >> Thank you. 4 Z 52 >> 52. >> Yep. >> I got you. >> Okay. So, listen. Let's get your boots back on. We're going to escort you out. >> No, you not going to do me. You ain't going to touch me. >> Security and myself. >> Okay. >> I want that name. >> You have your shoes. >> I WANT HER NAME. >> GET HER NAME FOR ME. GET THAT FAT name for me. >> I should name I don't give I want his name too, >> YOUNG LADY. THAT'S >> LOOK, I WANT HIS NAME. MISS HIS NAME. >> I NEED HIS NAME. >> WHAT THE IS HIS NAME? >> FIND [screaming] OUT HIS NAME. >> LET'S GO. >> AS the standoff dragged on, she kept trying to dictate the terms of the encounter, demanding information, challenging everyone around her and pushing the situation further until officers reached the point where they could no longer let it stay verbal. [screaming] >> Let's go. You're done. Put your hands behind you. Put your hands behind your back. Arrest. >> Yeah, you going you going TO JAIL. LOCK ME UP. Lock me up. Central 52. One adult female in custody. >> Thank you. Thank you. 28 hours. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I hope you ready for it. >> I hope you ready for it. I HOPE YOU READY for it. I'm good with it. I hope you ready for it. >> I hope you ready for it. Big dog. >> I'm ready. >> I hope you ready. Look at my face. >> I'll be ready for it. >> That's you. I SWEAR TO GOD. IT'S ON MY GRANDMA THOUGH. >> SH. You took when you took your shirt off by this. >> Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. It's okay. It's okay. You got it, boss. Thank you. Nice meeting. >> Yeah. >> You did nothing but your jaw. >> Likewise. >> It's good, dog. I'm ready for it. I hope you ready for me. >> You know what you were doing. >> I got to stay. >> You know what you were doing. That's all y'all want to do anyway. >> You ain't nothing but a whole if you in the car dumb ass. >> Can you stop pulling >> y I'm not worried about you but this >> even then she continued daring officers to drag her out. And once the confrontation turned physical again, the arrest came quickly with her resistance in front of multiple witnesses leaving very little room for the situation to go any other way. Everything by my get my but you got to get my >> It's coming. I was saying you take my >> Relax. Get my >> I need to see everything. >> Look at me. We're bringing it to the station. It's going with you. >> No, I [snorts] need to see everything. >> COME ON. >> NO, I DON'T TRUST HIM. I don't trust him with nothing. WHY YOU DON'T TOUCH IT? >> WHAT? >> WHY YOU DON'T TOUCH IT? >> WHY YOU DON'T GET IT? >> STOP PLAYING. >> GET WHAT? >> NO. >> YOU GOT TO GO IN. >> NO, I WANT NOTHING. WE GOT HE HAVE NOTHING. He should have nothing, DOG. IF I GRAB IT. OKAY. IF I GRAB IT, LEAVE. OKAY. ALL RIGHT. [screaming] SIT RIGHT HERE. RELAX. >> I HATE HIM. >> STOP. STOP. >> HE'S DEAD TO ME. HE'S DEAD, DOG. >> STOP, DOG. >> STOP. >> I SWEAR TO GOD YOU SOON. YOU GOING TO HATE ME AFTER THIS. YOUR FAMILY GOING TO DIE. YOU WON'T DIE. [screaming] EVERYTHING. >> WILL YOU STOP? >> YOU WON'T DIE. YOUR FAMILY DIE. LET'S GO. STUPID ASS. >> All right. Have your stuff. Come on. But being taken into custody didn't quiet things down for long as the escort out of the building turned into more yelling, more threats, and more accusations. And when they reached the detention facility, the same confrontational behavior followed her inside. >> Hold on. STOP TOUCHING ME. YOU ATTACK ME. You want your I want YOUR NUMBER. >> IT'S PATROLMAN ALL THAT STUFF. >> YOU'VE been touching me. DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU LOST YOUR RIGHT. >> RELAX. DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU >> RELAX. I WANT THAT BAG. I WANT THEM BAD. I WANT THAT BAG. YOU'RE GOING TO GET ALL I WANT. I WANT AMAZON. WHERE'S MY PHONE? THEY STOLE MY PHONE. >> There's your phone. >> Have a seat for a second. >> I GOT NO CLOTHES ON. >> HAVE A SEAT FOR A SECOND. >> LET me have a seat. >> We got a jacket for you. Hold on. HOLD ON. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. [screaming] YOU DON'T TOUCH ME. >> WE HAVE TO. >> I HATE YOU. THE ONE that was NICE TO YOU ALL. Can we take the handcuffs off? >> No. >> And then I can secure you to the bench so it's not as >> I want to touch you no more. >> Oh my god. I NEED YOU TO CALL MY FAMILY. YOU'RE going to use me. >> I NEED EVERYBODY BADGE. I NEED EVERYBODY AT EVERY Y'ALL LIKE THIS WITH NO SHOES ON IN YOUR COLD. THIS IS HOW Y'ALL TREAT PEOPLE. THIS GUY AFRICANAME. >> WELL, YOU'RE TRYING TO PUNCH THE GLASS DOOR. You >> didn't really have a choice. >> YOU WANT TO BE SUED? >> I'M GOING TO do the property. >> YOU TREAT SOMEBODY LIKE THIS. WHATEVER you [screaming] >> stand up. [screaming] >> Come on. Help me. >> Tisha, 23, was ultimately charged with trespass of property, disorderly conduct, and simple assault. She was released on summons and discharged from the hospital the following day. Next, an arrogant woman switches into Tik Tok lawyer mode and tries to challenge the police. >> Give you my ID in the law in the state of Georgia. >> I know all the laws. Please look them up. On February 16th, 2024, police were called to Dunkin Donuts after a woman caused a disturbance and exhibited extremely erratic behavior. >> She stated that she wanted you to leave. Okay. Um, she works here. She doesn't really need a reason to tell you to leave, but you have to go. Okay. >> Do you understand, man? >> Okay. So, you're going to have to leave or you're going to go to jail. >> I'm I'm putting it in your hands. Okay. Completely up to you. I'm sorry. If you want to know the reason, I can ask her, but she doesn't really have to give me a reason. But, um, >> you think you're prettier than you? >> Do I think I'm prettier than you? >> Yeah. >> I never said that, man. >> You said you thought I'm telepathic. >> You're telepathic. Yeah. >> Yeah. Avenue. >> The woman started rambling incoherently, making bizarre claims about police comparing appearances. She suddenly stood up and I thought she would obediently leave the restaurant quickly, but instead she put on a show. >> Do you want to trespass to someone back going to jail? >> Okay, so if you come back So if you come back, you're going to jail. Okay. >> Do you think we want to be IN FAIR, GEORGIA? WHO YOU think we want to be? YOU THINK THIS IS WHERE we live? You think this is going to be my new home? WHAT DO YOU THINK? WHAT DO YOU THINK? HOLY [ __ ] >> YOU are stupid. Thank you. He'll be right here with you. His name is James. He's my husband. I've been married since I was 14. He all the time. We all You did what? My husband. You did what? My husband. What? She's grabbing her gun, baby. She's going to Holy What? What? Okay. >> Ma'am, you're being criminally trespassed. Can I have your ID? >> No, you cannot. Ma'am, you're about to be tased. If you don't stop walking away from me, you're going to be tased. >> What are you tasing? >> I'm asking for your ID. Give me your >> I got off the property, ma'am. >> Okay, but you're being criminally trespassed, so I need your ID. >> No, ma'am. I'm not. >> If you keep walking away from me, I'm going to put you on the ground. >> What's your 31? She mentioned a gun for unclear reasons, but her erratic remarks clearly alarmed nearby customers. Sensing the situation turning against her, she quickly attempted to leave. Police then stepped in to formally intervene and regain control of the scene. >> Ma'am, I need your ID. >> And I need your ID because you are being criminally trespassed. So, I need your ID. >> What does that mean, criminally trespassed? >> Okay, so that means Dunkin Donuts. I'm not sure what happened, but they don't want you on the property, and that means if you go back onto the property, you will be arrested. >> So, you're being criminally trespassed. That's why I need your ID. >> Okay? So, I left the property. >> Okay? And now I'm telling you that since you left the property because you were criminally trespassed, I need your ID because I need to put you in the system. So, I need your ID. If you don't want to give me your ID, that's fine. We're going to find out who you are either way, and you're going to go to jail. It's just what? However you want to play it. So, you're trying to take me to jail >> if you don't give me your ID. Yes, ma'am. >> 30. You can hold that last lane call for a moment. I'm going to get out with >> call out. >> 34 31. >> So, my radio is on Douglas. >> Radio, sir. >> Did you go on? >> Soft lights. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Okay. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Okay. One, ma'am. >> Okay. >> So, you told me to get off the property. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I did. Yes, ma'am. >> That's it. You can't charge me with trespassing. >> You're not being I'm not being charged with trespass. This is a trespass warning. You're not >> I'm not I'm not Okay, then whatever. I have my warning. That's it. So, if I go back on their property, then okay, you can criminally trespass me. That's the law in the states of Georgia. You do not need to take my ID. >> Okay. So, are you going to give me your ID or not? Yeah, I don't have to give you my ID in the law in the state of Georgia. >> I know all the laws. >> She displayed a clear, confident, but misinformed attitude, having picked up fragments of legal knowledge from social media and insisting she knew Georgia state law better than anyone else. But just as she remained convinced she would walk away from the situation, officers decisively moved in and placed her in handcuffs. 29. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> 31 radio clear. This is radio traffic. >> Stand up for me now. >> You want to sit down? Okay. >> Where's your ID? >> I don't get it. Ow. >> You will not get it. You better stop reaching. >> Ow. That hurts. >> Where is your ID? >> That hurts me. >> Where's your ID? >> Stop. >> It's in my wallet. It's in my bag. Is it in this? >> Yeah. >> Why didn't you want to give it to me when I asked? >> 1100 N 1 0 N black male, brown pants, black hat, black shirt, walking around with the traffic. Like most other Karens, the woman only displays strength when using verbal dominance, but immediately plays the role of a vulnerable victim of abuse when the law applies legitimate physical coercive measures. But then the store staff exposed the truth. >> Are you leaving? Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I'll get your information since you're the one who told me you wanted her trespass on. >> Yeah, but she was like, um, can you help me? So, I'm thinking she got like a huge order. She was like, I don't know. She's over here talking to the property and like so I come around and I was asking her if I could help her and she was just like 37y old driver. >> She was like, "Could you shut up? I'm talking to my husband right now. I was like, "Okay, >> can you and your husband talk outside like >> and then she just started polling and screaming like Yeah. >> I don't know. Something about her kids. I don't know. >> Something about >> She says that they need to get rid of me. I was toxic. I didn't want to be working here. My energy smelled bad." like this. And if she's ever pick, >> do you have your driver's license? Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. And um >> I'm just going to put her in the system as being trespass on this property that's going to last exactly5 days. Okay. If you see her ever back on this property, just call. If you ever see her as well, just call us. Okay. She will be arrested again. All right. So, right now, she's going for disorderly condom. She was removed from the scene and charged with resisting arrest and disturbing the peace. Next is a dumb woman who thought she could talk down to a young police officer. >> Grab it now and hold my hand and I grab it. >> We're not going to hold your hand. >> You can't cuz you're being rude cuz you're >> On April 23rd, 2024, officers observed a white SUV run a red light and initiate a traffic stop, ordering the driver to roll down her windows and explain herself immediately. >> Hey, roll down all your windows. >> Hey, roll down your window. Roll down your windows. >> No. Don't come up here. >> Roll down your Roll down your window all the way. >> No. >> Why didn't you stop >> when we were trying to pull you over? >> I didn't see it till we got the light. >> Okay. >> You don't need the gum. >> Okay. >> Turn the car off. Step out. >> Well, can he handle this? >> Step out. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? Can you pick it up? Market. Okay. >> You can leave your phone in. >> Thank you. I know. >> Can you walk over to my car? >> Keep your hands out your pocket. >> Stand over there. No, you're talking to you're talking to Deputy Marco. >> You have I don't have nothing. >> At first, she appeared cooperative and calmly stepped out of the vehicle, seemingly complying with instructions, but it quickly became clear that was only lowering the officer's guard. Moments later, her true attitude emerged as she grew increasingly defensive and resisted even the most basic directions. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Nothing. >> You've had >> Your lights are blue. Your eyes are blue. >> Okay. >> Shades. Why is your sticker not wear shady? >> Okay. Where you're coming? >> Okay. Can I deal with Shades? Where's your What's your name? >> My name is Deputy Markham. Jackson County Sheriff's Office. The reason for the traffic stop >> is over at Spring Spring Harbor >> and Robinson. You failed a stop. You completely blew the stop. It's a red light. Yes. >> You're lying. Cuz it's not a stop light. It's a red light. It's red, green, and yellow. >> Wait. How much have Have you drank at all today? >> Not at all. Here you go. Shake my hand. Shake my hand. >> Listen. Will you submit to FSS? >> No. Shake my hand. I can't cuz you don't even have a name tag. >> What's your What's your name? >> What's your name? ID. >> You're going to give me a hard time anyways cuz I know what I'm >> Do. Do you have ID on? >> Yes, I do. >> What's your ID? I'll stay over here. >> Stay over here. Stay right here. >> You're going to go in handcuffs if you don't relax. I'm getting my ID. >> No, you're not. >> You just asked me. >> I said, "Have you had one?" >> Yes, I have one. Can I grab it on my wallet? >> Where's it at? >> In my wallet. Can I grab it now and hold my hand and I grab it? >> Wait, we're not going to hold your hand. >> You can't cuz you're being rude. Cuz you're rookie. >> Wait over here. Stand up here. >> Can I grab my ID? >> No. >> Wow. Why? >> Stand in front of the car. >> Stand in front of the car, >> bro. ID >> for the licensed driver. I have a driver's license. There's nothing in there. Take >> Okay, go ahead. >> Okay, that's not You need to You can stay right here. No, >> I mean you're smiling cuz you know he's being rude and it's not >> He's not being rude. >> He is. >> You're being completely uncooperative. >> No. How? >> You asked me for ID. I just went to my wallet to grab it. >> Just take down her information. Let's >> Okay. >> Her requests for officers to hold her hand or reach into her purse on her behalf created a potential security risk and appeared designed to complicate the situation. But the police remained extremely alert and patiently carried out their duties according to regulations. I'm going to listen. Is the vehicle registered? >> Listen to you. >> Is the vehicle registered? >> Yes, I did. Listen, not getting my ID in the insurance. Listen. >> What's your What's your Don't touch me. >> No, I'm not going to I'm not touching. >> What's your first name? >> I I stood too. >> What's your first name? >> Clero. >> Hey, K L A I R. >> K L A I R. >> You're such a dick. >> What's your last name? >> For no reason. >> Hey, talk. What's your last name? >> I'm not going to talk to you. >> I'm trying to get the ID out the car. Hold my hand and we can go get it together. >> What's your last name? Go get my ID. M I S H A W. Now hold my hand and let's go get your license. >> I have a driver's license. M I S H A W. Now hold my hand. Go to my wallet and get the driver's license. Why? >> Pull him down or get your own cuffs. >> I don't cuz of him. >> No, cuz of me. >> I I feel bad. So that's the charges that's training you cuz you don't have a name tag. >> What's your last name? Why you spoke? >> M I S H A W. Smiley cuz you know >> H A W. >> Why are you like that? Why are you like that? >> Yeah, I'm not like anything. Go. >> You are. >> Just relax. You need to comply with us. No, >> I'm trying. Go get my driver's license. Just stand right there. >> He's so weird. >> Go ahead. Do your thing. >> Can I go over there? >> No, you're going to stand right there. >> You're weird. >> Okay, that's fine. That's your opinion. >> That's everybody's opinion. I can't be the shady. >> Simply because the officers refused to do things her way, she lashed out and called them weird. Realizing there was no reason to prolong the situation any further, the officer swiftly moved in and placed her under arrest. >> It's obvious you've been drinking. Not at all. >> Yeah, it is. >> No, you're just >> Go ahead and spit out the gum. >> No. >> Spit out the gum. >> Okay. You're going in handcuffs. We're done. Go. Put your hands behind your back. I'm done. She's refusing to spit out the gum. So, we're in We're going to put her in handcuffs. >> Here. You want to put her in yours? >> You're being detained right now. >> I'm not fighting. There you go. >> Here you go. I'm going to the I'm going to him. >> Stop your fingers. >> I'm not resisting. I'm going right now. >> Stop pulling away. >> Here you go. I'm not resisting. I'm going to one that I'm not cuz I spin out guns. Thank you. >> Okay. This isn't Burger King. You can't have it. >> You want me? >> No. >> Tell him to let me go. >> No. >> Thank you. Let him Tell him to car. >> Yeah. Put her in the car. >> Have her spit out the gum. >> You spit out the gum. >> Okay. Just spit out the gum >> on the floor. Do not spit the floor on the floor. >> Cuz you told me. You see the difference? He put me in handcuffs. Can is your camera on? Wait, is your camera? >> Yes. >> I sp the gum seat. >> No. No. I can say that. >> I sped the gum cuz that guy officer was being real and I sp the gum after you told me. >> No, I'm asking. Please have a seat. Thumb. Thank you. Yes. >> Thank you. >> The big difference. >> Big difference. >> Her refusal to follow orders to remove the chewing gum, widely believed to be masking the smell of alcohol on her breath, proved to be the final straw. Officers promptly escorted her to the patrol car. Ironically, at that point, she became unusually compliant and quiet. >> All right, ma'am. >> So, respectful. >> So, that's what's happening right now. I'm gonna read you my rights and let me go. >> I'm going to read Listen, >> I'm going to read you your rights, okay? >> Because this is a criminal investigation. Okay. You're suspected of criminal activity. >> What do you know that? So, I'm >> What? Of activity. >> Are you going to listen to your rights? >> Yeah, but I can't. But I know you're the driver of the car. I'm the only one that's looking crazy. I have the sake. >> Listen, can you listen? I'm not going to talk until you stop talking. So, you can smile at >> me. Can I'm going to start smile. You have the right to remain silent. >> Okay. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court home. I don't even walk away. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you before or during any questioning. >> If you want a lawyer but cannot afford one, one will be >> a good lawyer. >> One will be appointed to present you at public expense. If you wave your right to remain silent and later wish to stop answering questions, the questions will stop. >> Your teammate made you see. >> If you wave your right to have a lawyer present and later change your mind, the question will stop until you have a lawyer. >> Do you understand each of these rights that I've explained to you? >> Only cuz he's looking at me. Yes. >> Are you willing to give up these rights? Give >> me my eyeballs. >> Are you willing to give up these rights and answer my questions? >> Only cuz he's looking at me. >> Yes or no? >> Only cuz he is looking. >> Okay. I need a verbal yes or no. >> Verbal. Bring him over here. The real. >> Are you willing to give up these lights? >> As long as the state boys is round and up this one scabby that you got to play a role for. Okay. >> No, you can't answer for me. >> I'm asking you yes or no. >> Yeah, you can take me home. >> Okay. >> So, you understand these rights I read you? >> Okay. Can Are you >> Yes or no? >> Yes. >> When the police read her the Minda license, she clearly agreed. The police thought she might finally realize the seriousness of the situation, but once again, she disappointed them by refusing a breathalyzer test. >> Please try. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to give you >> right now. I'm going to perform some tests on you. Okay. >> No, you're not. You're going to undo me and take >> I'm going to do HTM, which is horizontal gazing. >> I don't even listen. I don't even live a block away. Don't do that. >> Okay. Okay. >> Look at him. And you don't have a name tag for a reason. >> Okay. Okay, this is what we're going to do. >> Your spot. Me, too. >> You're going to Okay. >> Okay. Let me out the handcuffs and I will. He put me in handcuffs for no reason. >> Are you wearing any contacts? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. So, stare at the tip of my finger. >> This is not legal. No. Let me out and you will let me out. >> She's not >> cuz I'm not the way. My dog. >> Honestly, I'm concerned about your ability to drive. >> No. Well, I'll leave here. My grandma will work. Listen, if you work with me, >> I can try to get you out of this so you don't have to go to jail, right? So, I want you I want you I don't want you working with >> I don't want you to go to Can you talk to me though to a guy in the >> thing is I don't want you to go to jail. Okay? So, I want you to try to work with me. >> I won't I will walk. >> So, I want you to be able to prove yourself that you're sober. >> I'm sober. I don't have to prove it. >> Will you let me perform some tests on you? >> No. >> No. >> No. Walk with me. The woman was ultimately convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol and running a red light. Next, an aggressive teenager takes his clash with the law to an entirely new level. >> Get out of my face. >> Don't touch my son. Don't touch my son. >> On November 20th, 2025, the mother called the police to report an individual allegedly leading a juvenile crime group and illegally purchasing a firearm for her eldest son. >> So, I keep talking to the police. I've been talking to police. I've been talking to detectives. This is over a year worth of now. >> Okay. >> And the other night this shot at him and his his friends cuz they don't want nothing to do with this dude. >> He's been cased in my ass. >> Was it the BB gun incident? [music] Was it a BB gun? >> No, it was a real gun. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> No, I just read about something this morning about a BB gun incident. Some [music] kids getting shot at. No. So, I didn't know if >> No, he's been around my house around here with a AR. He got his 10 little 10-year-old little brother out here to a gun at people, jumping around people. He has a 16-year-old girl pregnant, locked up in his house. He's threatening people. [music] >> Who is this? >> This dude's name is Bo. I done gave police the police pictures of this dude a year when he was actually involved with him. He's buying young kids. >> Do you know his last I mean >> I No. Do you guys know his name? >> No, I don't [music] know his last name. I know Aubrey. Yes. I don't know his name. >> Aubrey is his first name. And cuz until we have someone like an actual [music] I >> I done told I done gave him pictures and told him I know exactly where he lives. >> We don't just have but we don't have facial recognition is [music] what I'm saying. So we >> if you know where he lives >> why >> we can't just boot a door. We still have to have probable cause to do that. >> You do? What do you mean? >> I we don't >> like and I told them a year ago he's buying underage his guns. All this is okay. I'm sorry. I'm upset because nothing's being done. You you just left a voicemail with the gang unit 2 days ago. Correct. >> Yeah. No, but I talked to detectives over a year ago. >> So things like things like this do take time. >> The woman appeared highly agitated, demanding that police immediately kick down the door and arrest the suspect. However, officers firmly stated that the investigation requires time and that patrol units do not have the authority to make immediate entry or arrests. >> That's what I'm saying. Like how is that not probable cause? Cuz if somebody tries to kill me, that's >> You've already passed the information along with to the >> detectives. I'm not understanding. That's why I'm asking cuz I'm not understanding this. If somebody tries to kill me, that's not a good enough reason. >> There still has to be articulable or some sort of video evidence has video. >> Okay. Did you pass that along to the detectives? >> Yes, we did. >> Okay. So, the detectives, I imagine, have an investigation going on. Just because you haven't heard back from it doesn't mean that they just put it to the side and are not doing anything. >> Keep terrorizing terrorizing me. >> Are you calling when things are happening? >> Yes, I told them. I'm supposed to keep calling. Look. Okay. So, obviously wasting your time right now, right? >> If he is out front of your home or doing something, are you calling? >> How long it takes you guys to get out here? >> I I understand because I'm the one responding to these calls. Do you know how many calls I go to personally just a day? >> I get that. I totally get that. >> Totally get that. But when I'm calling and it takes an hour, he's he's gone. >> I understand. But when we're going to and stabbings and domestics where the people are actively getting their asses kicked and beat when it comes in as a suspicious person. Okay. >> You have a good day, dear. >> You're being rude to me. And >> I tried to understand. I tried to I tried to explain it to you and you did not want to listen to what I >> She even invoked life and death claims in an attempt to pressure officers into complying. Unwilling to argue further, they turned and walked out only for her son to suddenly step in and confront them. >> [ __ ] Get out of my face. >> Don't touch my son. Don't touch my son cuz you're not allowed to. By law, YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO TOUCH IT. >> [ __ ] I will beat some ground. Get on the ground. >> Get off. 45. >> GET ON THE >> GET OFF OF THERE. >> I KNOW YOU AIN'T ON ME. >> Because he want >> Get THE OFF. >> GET OFF OF HIM. >> You put his hands on your hands on him first. >> Godamn >> because HE PUT HIS HANDS ON MY CHILD. >> 16 UNIT STEP IT UP. >> GET UP OFF OF HIM. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> NO, you get off of him. >> Get back. >> YOU TOUCHED HIM FIRST. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU DIDN'T EVEN TOUCH HIM. >> Put your hands behind your Get off of him. >> Get off of him. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get off of my child. He should have touched him. >> Get off of my son. >> Let me go. >> YOU TOUCHED HIM FIRST. HE DIDN'T EVEN TOUCH YOU. >> Get off of me. >> You're about to get charged with assault. >> I'M ABOUT TO YOU FOR HELP AND YOU [screaming] WANT HELP. >> GET HER BACK. THIS I GOT PEOPLE SHOOTING AT MY KIDS AND THESE MOTHER DON'T WANT TO do >> go up on the porch. >> You're gonna get charged too up on the porch. Get her up on the >> Get her up on the porch. >> Step back. You're getting charged, too. >> The police officer, feeling threatened, took the initiative and used force to subdue the teenager. Meanwhile, the mother also rushed out and aggressively intervened, only making the situation more tense. This is ridiculous. >> MY SON IS ON. >> YEAH, you about TO BREAK MY ARM. >> YEAH. DON'T MOVE. You [laughter] get this one. >> I swear to God, you heard me. I swear to God. I swear to God you >> here in a second. Once I get him under control. >> Okay. But he's autistic. He's on autism spectrum. And this dude was talking. The cop was being rude to me and put his hands on him first. He came out HERE BEING A DICK. I'M trying to talk to him about these people on my other child. >> They didn't even have nothing to do with him. >> This is crazy as bro. Like this is what I'm saying because he's too mad. >> What's your name at? >> I was saying talking to him. I'm asking him questions. Second officer. >> Too nice to go TO MY >> MOM. WHERE'S YOUR keys and stuff? >> Talk about it. Why? Why you just >> What the is going on? >> What is going on? >> My arm. Hold on. >> Get in the car. >> You're going to make me fall. >> Don't fall. Just get in the car. >> I I get that, BUT MY ARM YOU HAVE MY ONE ARM AND I CAN'T WALK LIKE THAT. >> Put your feet in. >> I got it. >> Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. I'm trying. >> You're not. Thank you. >> You got to understand I have autoimmune issues. My legs hurt really bad. My body is up. >> You have to be patient. >> The mother's instinctive actions transformed her from a crime whistleblower into a criminal caught in the act. Under US law, physically interfering with an ongoing arrest, whether justified or not, is illegal. >> He has tattoos. He was involved with them at one point. Long story short, this dude took my son into work without permission. He bought this man a gun. I've been I had talked to detectives and everything. Nobody's done about nothing about it. >> The night before last night, this guy B after giving pictures and all types of stuff and nobody's doing anything shot at my child. Right. >> I need to stop you for one second. Hey. >> Okay. So, I I've been calling because this duo, he's like he tried to my child, right? >> This is >> This is why the officers are here today. >> Yeah. because that I called downtown to talk to somebody and she's like, "All you can do is call the police back out." So, I called you guys back out to talk to him. He got here and offer He's already dealt with my 15-year-old because my 15-year-old, >> he had a mental a mental breakdown not too long ago. >> This is the one that they just arrested. >> He's 15. >> Yes, he had a mental breakdown and was flipping out and I called for help at that time, too. Well, he already had attitude with him because of that. Well, dude was acting all rude and [ __ ] towards me and I'm asking like, "Why are you leaving? I'm trying to explain to you." He told me, >> "Hold on, let me pause for a second." So, the reason that the >> the police today was because >> was your son having an episode? >> Yeah, because not right this second, but he was like, "Have you called us?" I'm like, "Every time I call y'all, it takes y'all like 30 minutes to an hour. This dude is chasing my house out. He has guns and stuff. He has a son?" >> No, this dude Bo. Okay. And then he has a 10-year-old little brother running around here with a gun at people too. And he has a 16-year-old locked up in his house pregnant. Okay. So I already have >> Where does he live? >> Right down here on Emily. I've been telling these people about this dude forever. >> Right. So anyways, Jonah started popping off with the mouth. But your officer crush my >> The mother later calmed down and explained that her 15-year-old autistic son had allegedly been threatened, seemingly justifying her earlier outburst. The teen was then escorted to the patrol car, initially defiant, but he quickly shifted to pleading. >> We need to go back to the gym. Y all these cars you in this type of field, you got to be respected. >> We're telling you we've been shot at and harassed. >> Who's what's what's the reasoning and what's going on with it? >> Because we don't because the with the dude shooting or whatnot. Like what's up with this? He's mad because my little cousin does not want to be in the game. They don't They don't want to be in the game. And he's that mad. >> Hey, my man. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> But then, but then he was like, "Or what >> the cop? You told me you're going to be cop's ass. Okay." >> And then we started pressing each other. And then so he started he pushed me first cuz he wanted me to get out his face. I push some back ball and then we start like, you know, going at it like trying to grab each other and then my brother, which is right there beside the other cop, the one >> in the in the gray pants. >> No, the other one. >> The other one in the in the black pants with the hood up. Okay. >> Yeah. He he came out of nowhere, got me like really put me a trole and got me to and took me over to my mom's and I started fighting him. Okay. And then out of nowhere, the cop just came down cuz I was fighting my brother and then we both threw each other on and then somehow he just came on there and sat on me and [ __ ] >> and then he sprayed my mom for say arrest. Apparently now they tried to arrest my mom for no reason. >> Okay. >> She didn't do [ __ ] I'm the one that did everything. >> I got you. >> You got anything else you want to tell me? >> So So what y'all take my mom to jail today? >> Resisting arrest and obstructing official business. >> When when she she >> Listen, is there anything else you want to talk about? >> No, no, no. I want to tell you how I'm done. I'm done. No, I'm done talking to you. >> The teenager was arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest. But next, a Canadian woman learns the hard way that Florida is not Canada. And the lesson comes at a steep price. [screaming] >> On November 26th, 2025, Florida police officers responded to a major disturbance at Universal Studios. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, ma'am. Calm down. Hey, calm down. Just sit down. Sit down. We just went calm down. >> Okay, ma'am. >> Yeah, I will leave. >> Just have a seat. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, Julian, what? What? I I just want to know what's going on. >> Julian, I'm trying to find out what's going on. >> It's okay. No. No. >> Okay. I just want to know what's going on. >> Grab covering alcoholics. >> No. No, no, no. >> Just calm down. >> That is not what I want. >> Okay. Can you Can you just stand back here? Just >> Ma'am, I just want to talk to you. >> Ma'am, just calm down. >> I want to go. >> Okay, listen. Can Can you have a seat for me a second? I just want to find out. >> I I I actually >> Can you just have a seat for me so I can talk? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you just have a seat for me? >> I'm going to go. >> Okay. Listen. I want to know what's going on. >> No. No. I I'm leaving. What's going Okay, I just need no I decided to leave. >> Get the away from me. >> I just >> I have decided TO LEAVE. GET AWAY from me. >> I just want to talk. >> I want to leave. I want to leave. I want to go home. >> When police and security forces approached to question and investigate the incident, the woman repeatedly interrupted them and declared she would leave. Of course, the police didn't want to escalate the situation, so they continued to try and deescalate the situation. >> Sit. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. I'm face down on the ground. Do you understand me? >> Sit down. >> Sit your ass down. >> Sit. >> We are not playing. >> Stay. Okay. I'm figuring out what's happening between you and your fiance. >> Oh, no. You You figured out what's happening to your job. You >> You figured out >> ran off from me. All right. >> You figured out what happened on your >> battery. I'm not dealing with this. >> Get up. >> On the ground. Sit on the ground. Sit. >> Sit down. Sit. Down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit on the ground. [screaming] >> I need you to calm down. Okay, listen. You're being detained right now, honey. The best you can. >> Okay. Please, please, please put your hand behind your back. God damn me. >> Okay. Please calm down. Calm me out. >> What is your deal? >> Put your hand back behind your back. We're not around today. >> Okay. Got the cuff. Put the cuff on it. She's got uh possible entry with the can. >> All right, let's go. >> Was that so hard? >> Okay, sit up. >> Get up. >> Sit up. >> Okay, sit down. >> Sit. All right. >> While officers attempted to explain the situation, Jillian suddenly shoved one of them and tried to run. That physical contact with a law enforcement officer immediately escalated the encounter to a higher level of seriousness. Her behavior then continued to intensify even further. >> Oh, are you done with your drive? Go. Calm down. >> You're going to go to jail today. So there you go. >> Calm down. >> Oh, you piece of >> calm down. You don't make the rules right now. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> I do. >> How can we get out? [screaming] >> You're going to be on THE GROUND. SEE, >> YOU DON'T FIGHT THE POLICE. >> You do not fight the police. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> WELL, YOU STAND RIGHT THERE. >> My partner, my brother is a police. >> Do it. Do it. My partner is a police. >> Ask. >> Oh my god. >> The police ignored her desperate screams, watching from the sidelines as if it were a joke. Then they decisively took her to the station. Just relax. >> Can I I I want to go. >> Come on. They got to check your injuries. Okay. >> Get your goddamn hands off me. >> No. Get your hand. >> Get your hands off. >> Calm down. >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF. NO. I'm checking your brain. Who's the president? >> Hey, ask. >> Yeah. Who's Who's the president? >> I'm asking you. >> Oh, no. No. Who's going to >> I know. I need you to say it. >> You happy again? You understand? >> Get your hands off. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah, I am telling you. Get your hands off me. >> I'M TELLING YOU. >> Get your hands off me. >> Have a seat. HAVE A SEAT. >> GET YOUR HANDS off me. >> This could be a lot of you if you just answer these four questions. All right. >> Okay. They got to check you out first. >> Yeah. I'm Canadian. Ja. Ow. >> And you're going to Are you going to stop? >> Come on. >> I am Mark Cardi and I am Canadian. I am so sorry. Go yourself. You >> put your goddamn hands off me. >> He's trying to give you water. >> Come on. >> He's trying to be nice to give you water. It's very hot. I'm going to wheel her all the way out to stretch right here. >> Unfortunately, I have to search you. Okay, Jill. Officer Williams here. Okay, >> sorry. >> Yeah, >> it's okay. >> Yep. >> Okay, >> so now we have your phone and everything else. All right. >> Make sure you get all your belongings. So, like I said, because you're going to jail. Um, >> sorry about that. Um, >> any contraband? I don't want to put that on you. Uh, so that's where I am. Watch your head. Okay. >> After the arrest, she faced five charges. Two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, resisting an officer without violence, and domestic violence battery. She was held on a $5,000 bond, which she later posted. But things didn't stop there, especially with this aggressive teenager who punched the police officer. >> On May 27th, 2024, officers responded to a private apartment pool after discovering a group of non-residents using the facilities. >> Huh? >> Okay. >> 28 28. >> Okay. You're trespassing the pool. Leave or go to jail right now. >> Time to trespass. >> Cuz I just told you you're trespassed. >> No. >> How she trespassed? >> Cuz I'm gonna walk to my computer and do it. So stay here and find out or leave and go home. Huh? >> Go home and then I'm going come right back out here. >> Okay. >> You stay in 2018. >> 2850. >> 2850. >> Yes. >> Get it. Get it. >> Get it. >> She mad. >> What's your apartment number? >> 105. That's the bottom. >> I'll let Becky know. She'll probably give you a 10day notice. >> FYI. >> Um, >> so private pool, I would suggest watching your language. You're a child. Okay. Um, Becky want to know about you. Your friend trespass. If she comes back, she goes to jail. >> Okay. I didn't care. Don't matter. Don't matter. The group appeared far from satisfied as they were forced to gather their belongings and leave. One woman even walked away while mockingly singing, making remarks about the officer's appearance. The situation quickly grew more tense as a result. Put your HAND BACK. YOU WON'T PUT YOUR HAND BY YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HAND NOW. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE. >> Put your hand by your back. >> Calm down. Tonight. OKAY. >> Give me. >> A teenager assaulted an officer immediately triggering a high alert defensive response. Under US law, officers may escalate use of force once physical contact is initiated. Shouting, "I'm hurt," holds no mitigating weight on scene. Once removed, the aggressive demeanor vanished completely. >> Buddy, please double up. >> Turn that way so I can block the handcuffs. >> Please don't hurt me. >> I know. I'm trying to fix it. [screaming] >> Stop me. Stop [laughter] me. Please, please. >> What's your name? >> Please. >> Either you give me your name or I'm going to keep adding charges to you. >> No. >> All right. >> Please. >> What's your name? >> It's hurting. >> What's your name? >> Please. >> We need your name. >> Y'all hearding me. >> Y'all heard me. >> You're trespass. Leave or go to jail. >> I'm sorry, sir. 109. >> Sergeant Greg. That's his name. Please, >> please, sir. Please, please give me It's hurting me. Please. >> It's hurting me. Please. >> The suspect screamed as if he were the victim, but adamantly refused to provide his name and contact information to the police. Then family members arrived and their argument immediately made the situation even more complicated. >> They just left a few minutes ago. >> That's why nobody called me. I'm his mom. He wouldn't even give his name. So, he didn't give your phone number. He refused to identify himself. So, we can't like make up a number. Listen, did y'all put your hands on him? >> They chas him twice and they beat if if somebody hits me, he didn't hit me. >> A minor, bro. >> A child. A child. >> Yeah. >> A child. >> So, if your child hit me, I'M SUPPOSED TO BEAT HIS ASS. Y'all taste it. >> That's what you telling me. >> Y'all beat my son up. >> Do you have to? >> Nobody beat your son up. >> Yes. Yes, sir. I got it on video. You want to? >> Yeah, I'd love to see it. >> EVERYTHING ON VIDEO LIKE >> Then we can then we can bring it to court. I love it. >> Can you call your sergeant? >> They're at the station. >> Go by protocol. >> How are we supposed to make up your phone? >> Sir, >> you've been a police officer for ma'am. Everybody else. >> Oh, but you're an expert at at how we do our job. >> How long has she been a police officer? Since you trying to get smart, how long have you been? WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD? >> 210. >> What's your name? >> Since you want to be smart, how long have you been a police officer? >> Call the supervisor. Can you have >> They're at the station right now. >> I thought one of you was going to talk. >> I am, not four of you. >> You cannot refuse me from calling the supervisor. I know my >> I can let the supervisor know. Upon hearing that her child had been arrested, the woman immediately erupted, accusing the police of abusing a minor. The suspect's father also joined in, claiming the officers failed to follow proper procedure. It was in every sense a family united in escalating the situation. >> I asked them, "How old are you? Give me your car. Give me a car. You should have a car. I need a car. Can I have your car, please? You can't give you your >> I need your car. I need your car. >> I need your car. We can't move. >> We're not moving. >> Okay. What's going on? >> I need your card, sir. >> I'll happily give it to you. >> And I need your card, too. >> Can you call the supervisor? >> Can I go to You guys can meet them in the station. >> Yeah, they're at the station right now. >> Have y'all car? >> Yeah. Yeah. You I' I'd be happy to give you my card. >> Ask for your car. >> I need YOUR How are we going to figure it out by yelling? >> How are we going to figure it out by yelling? police have your car. Can I have your card? Can >> I have your card, please? I need your name and your badge number. >> I'll give it to you. >> No, I need your card. >> No. Come here, EJ. Come back. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> You worst one. >> Uncle Tom. >> Yeah, let's be racist now. >> WHAT YOU DOING? TALKING ABOUT HOW LONG HAS SHE BEEN A POLICE? >> WHY YOU BEING RACIST? I DID ON MY >> WHY YOU GOT TO BE RACIST? >> I don't have to BE NO >> WHY Y'ALL GOT TO BE RACIST AND BEAT THE >> YOU'RE THE RACIST HERE. >> SHE'S THE ONLY RACIST HERE RACIST. >> WHAT DID YOU JUST CALL HIM? >> COME UNCLE TOM. >> YEAH. YEAH, THAT'S MY SON. >> ALL OF IT'S RECORDING. YEAH. >> GUARD HIM GETTING TASED. >> EVERYTHING WAS RECORDED. >> BEATING HIM UP. I HOPE YOU DID. >> EVERYTHING WAS RECORDING THE RIGHT WAY. >> CALL HIS MOM FOR THAT. >> HOW ARE WE SUPPOSED TO CALL HIS MOM? GOD OF COURSE QUESTION NOBODY ELSE ON THE SCENE THAT WAS THERE WITH THEM. >> How do you KNOW THAT? >> Y'ALL DIDN'T CUZ THEY CALLED US. THEY CALLED US. THAT'S HOW WE KNOW THAT. >> OKAY. >> They called us. But you guys were here and saw it. All right. >> Not to SAY IT ALL. IT'S JUST NICE AND LIE. YOU DON'T >> WE KNOW HOW Y'ALL OPERATE. >> OKAY. Here's my card, sir. >> When they ran out of legal arguments, a family member turned to a personal attack using a heavily derogatory racial slur against a black officer. However, it changed nothing on the ground. Listen, I need help. I need help. I need help. I NEED HELP. >> STOP. SOMEBODY HELP. [screaming and laughter] >> ON June 6th, 2024, an Ohio officer spots a white Jeep with illegal dark tint, runs the plate, and recognizes the driver as someone with a suspended license initiating a traffic stop. >> Hey, how's it going, man? >> You got driver license on you? Okay, so Tiffany, you're you're suspended right now. Okay. When when you passed me, I immediately knew it was you. I've stopped this vehicle for suspended. >> You're suspended. You got a 12 point. >> I just got I just got that I just got that license. >> Nope. You're You're suspended right now. >> Listen. Listen. That is not true. I just got my license. I just got my license. >> Saying you're suspended. >> Okay. You're going to have to call your boss. >> Nope. We're not doing this again. Okay. >> You have to call your boss. I got my license. >> I don't have to do anything for you. Okay. This is going to go how I say it's going to go. Okay. You're suspended. You're not driving. And it's a 12-point suspension. so I can place you under arrest and book you in the jail right now. >> Took a driver's test. I took a driver's test. You're a liar. Call your boss. You have to call your boss. >> Nope. I'm not going to. >> You have to call your boss. >> But I'm just not going to. So, >> you have You're calling your boss. You have to call your >> No, I'm not going to. Is that your driver's license right there? >> I can't. This is my This was my permit before I got that license. >> Okay. Nope. It's saying you're suspended. Noticing the strong smell of marijuana and her clearly impaired state, the officer firmly orders her out of the car and unsurprisingly, the only answer he gets is a stubborn shake of her head. I >> have to call your boss. >> No. >> Well, what are you going to do? You have to call your boss. I just >> Have you had anything to smoke today? >> No. >> It smells like burnt marijuana in the car and your eyes are bloodshot. >> Are you kidding me? >> Have you had anything to smoke today? >> Are you kidding me? >> I'm asking you a question. >> I have one bloodshot red eye I've had for weeks. >> You have two? Are you for real right now? >> Have you had anything to smoke today? >> No. >> Anything to smoke recently within the past few days? >> Please call your cop. Please call your boss. >> No, I'm not going to. >> You have to call your boss. I don't know why you're picking on me right now >> because you still have the tenant windows. I can pull you over for that. >> Deal is with me. I don't >> And when I ran your license plate when you're still in Lawrence Township, it's you're >> not true. That's not true. >> It is true. >> Not true. >> The computer don't lie. >> It's not true. >> Okay, hold on for me. Here's this back for you. >> I have to call your boss. >> No. 809. Go ahead. >> Can you advise the suspension types she has? >> That's clear. 803. Are you in route? 809 of those are non-compliance with so you're aware. That's clear. Thank you. >> Okay. Yep. You get you got five open suspensions. >> Listen. Listen. I promise you right now, I am not lying to you. I just got my license. Why do you keep telling me no? >> No. >> Why do you keep doing that? >> You don't have a driver's license. >> What are you talking about? >> You don't have a driver's license. >> That paperwork says I have a driver's Why are you laughing? >> I'm not laughing. >> I'm calling 911 is what I'm >> Don't call 911. I'm going to arrest you for misuse 911. >> I'm going to call 911. I'm I'm telling you right now, if you call 911, hang up the phone. >> Hang up the phone. Hang up the phone. Calling 911. >> Hang up the phone. I'm going to arrest you for misuse 911. Hang up the phone. There's no reason to call 911. >> Call your supervisor. >> I'm telling you right now. Are you on the phone 911? >> Call your supervisor right now. I hung up. >> Do not call 911 again. >> I will call right now. If >> Do not call 911 again, step out for me. Step out for me. >> I'm not stepping out. Ma'am, step out for me. The situation explodes in tension as the woman screams and resists the officer's arrest order. A move that was never ever a smart one. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Come on, get out. >> I'm not stepping out. >> We're not doing this. >> What are you doing? I'm not stepping out. >> You're under arrest. Get out. >> What are you doing to me? >> Hey, step out. She's calling 911. >> Listen, I need help. I need help. I need help. I need help. Please, there's there's literally an officer. Please. >> Oh my god. What are you doing? What are you doing? >> Give me the phone. >> Give me the phone. You're under arrest. Stop. [crying] >> STOP. [screaming] >> Put your HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP IT. Stop it. >> Stop it. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop it. Stop it. STOP IT. STOP IT. RELAX. [crying] >> Stop it. >> Lean up against my car right now. [screaming] [crying] >> I'm holding you like this until somebody come and handcuff you. No, you were under arrest. >> For what? I didn't even >> Stop. The woman suddenly switches tactics, breaking down in tears and begging, playing the victim as if she were the one being wronged. I can't believe I could do this. >> Can you stop holding me so hard? >> No, you've already resisted. No, you've already pulled away from me. I'm waiting till my partner gets here. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. You're under arrest. >> You are under arrest. Spread your feet. Spread your feet. >> I am killing you, dude. I am killing you. >> She keeps trying to get away. I'm just go ahead and cuff her. I got her hands >> face the vehicle. >> She's already before. Okay, you need to relax. >> I already checked ses. She's still suspended. She has >> I'm not suspended. >> You are suspended. He ran you over the thing. I >> She called 911 twice on me. >> Okay. >> I just got my license. Look at the date. >> I did. I looked. You're still suspended. What are you doing? >> Go to market. Female 21 break. >> You can contact the county. She called 911 multiple times. >> I did when I look at his body. >> We always do. And we did last time. We did last time. >> I dispatch her from the red center. They're contacting you guys just so that way you guys don't have to send a deputy out here to confirm that now hang up. But that's what that was all about. >> Now you're staring in here. >> Yep. I appreciate I'm sorry that happened. She wasted your time. on your plate at any time. >> Clear it dispatch. >> You need to get your license. That's all you got to do. Go ahead and send it. >> What are you? I just >> It doesn't matter. Just >> look at the date on that. >> Can you start? I'm going to actually pull it up and I'll show you that you're suspended. >> When the officers insist on sobriety tests, her fear is palpable. Reluctantly, she complies all while continuing to accuse the police of harassment. >> Hey, Tiffany. >> I know she already looked at your eyes. Do you want to do any field sobriety? >> I'm I'm not on anything. I'll do whatever you need. >> It still smells like burnt marijuana in my car. So, that would lead me to believe that you had just recently smoked marijuana. >> I promise you, I'm not on anything. You can drug test me. You could do whatever. >> Okay. >> Are you taking me to jail? >> You You're still going to be under arrest regardless for all the other offenses, but do you want to do any field sobriety in the meantime? >> Do you want to do them? I I have to offer them to you. >> What is the point? If you're taking me to jail, what is the point? What is the point? I'm not adding anything. Give me a breathalyzer. I'm I don't I don't think it I don't think it's alcohol. >> Okay. I'm not on anything. >> Okay. So, do you want to do any field sobriety test? >> What do you want me to do? >> I can't. You You do? >> Yes. Whatever you need me to do. >> Come on up. >> First name Adambert. >> It didn't have to go like all this. I'm going to take the pen up. Follow it up one more time. Okay. So, bring your fingers like this. I don't want you to sing the alphabet. Okay? What I want you to do is I want you to start on the letter D and end on Y. Okay? Don't sing it. Just start on D and end on Y. >> D E F G H I J K L M N O P W X Y. >> Okay. You're good. Just go and face that way for me now. Okay. Go ahead and put your hands back behind your back. Go ahead and put your palms together. It'll be more comfortable. >> At the police station, she frantically makes calls for help, seemingly convinced she can wield her power to turn the situation in her favor. Okay. Come on out, Tiffany. Walk down this way. Okay, come over here. You guys still own this bench. I'm going to take one of these off and handcuff you to it. I need to read you something real quick. Going to bring your hands back. >> Okay, Tiffany, I'm going to read you all this. You can follow along if you want and um we'll answer any questions you have afterwards. Okay. >> Am I going to get going home to my kids tonight? >> I I don't know. You're still going to jail regardless >> for the whole night? >> I don't know. It depends on when you get out to the county. >> I told you don't call 911 again or you're going to be under arrest. >> I called 911 because I was afraid of you. >> Okay. >> I don't know why. >> In the end, the suspect faced multiple charges, including DUI, resisting arrest, misuse of 911, driving on a suspended license, open container, and tinted windows. Next, the woman took arrogance to a new level, undermining herself as she openly challenged the law. Call your supervisor now to the out of you. I already will press your supervisor and you did not call them now. >> On August 28th, 2025, a verbal argument outside a smoke shop escalates into a violent fight between two women. Police are called to intervene after one woman strikes the other repeatedly. >> Did you call? >> All right, just give us a second. Did you call? >> No. >> I just came down here to get something from my friend. Just do me do me a favor, man. Miss, just put your back against the wall. Get your hands out of your pocket for me. >> All right. Stand up against the wall. >> For what? >> LISTEN. FOR WHAT? >> WHY AM I THE ONE THAT YOU COMING AT? >> All right. Number one, your description was given and now you have a knife. >> I'm understandable. >> You relax. I'm going to put you in cuffs and then we're going to calm this whole thing down. >> That's what you need to do. >> Relax. I'm not telling you to face the wall. You don't have to face. I say put your back against the wall. Relax. >> Listen, sir. >> Just go inside real quick. See what the hell's going on. >> Listen, give me a second. >> I can show I feed her every morning. She She really don't have nowhere to go. And in that alleyway back there, they keep finding males dead. Okay. Somebody's around here killing females and stuff. So that's probably why she got the knife. But the girl don't bother nobody. She don't bother nobody. That's understandable. There's two people out here. Yeah, cuz the other girl drunk and gone. >> Okay. >> And the girl punched her in the face. >> No, she's not. The girl punched her in the face. >> That's understandable. >> I'm trying to grab cuz she's upset. She That's why I came down here to try to understand. >> She has a knife on her. I got to remove the knife. I'm not >> Okay, you can have it. You don't care. You can't You can have it, right? >> You can have it. Yeah, she All right. She just a little upset. That's why I keep talking right there. The suspect argues and refuses to cooperate, repeatedly demanding to speak with a supervisor while officers explain she is being detained for assault. >> Trying to figure it out. >> Exactly. So, >> just go on channel. >> But I'm the one. That's why I said just sometime you got to relax. >> I don't need to do anything. I don't need to do anything. I follow your instructions. >> I'm very really relaxed if you ask me. >> I can talk how I want to. >> That's fine. And you can't arrest me for the way I'm saying. >> I'm not worried about that. What I'm just asking is just relax. >> You have a knife on you. I need to figure OUT WHAT'S RIGHT. I told you. >> Okay. She just told you [ __ ] >> You ain't even trying to explain name. You was accusatory from the beginning. >> I was guilty in your mind without you even knowing none of the fact. Shut up. >> Shut up. That's a cockwash attitude. >> Like I don't mother know. out of here. Like out of here whack whack as I'm free to go what right now the >> for what we're investigating. >> What you mean being detained is being under arrest? Investigated what? You're lying. Call your supervisor. >> Call your super Call your supervisor now. Okay. >> I'm What you Why you ain't doing it? Why you ain't doing it? You work for the public, right? I just asked you to call your supervisor. You didn't make no kind of >> uh callers at handover. >> The moment the witness showed up, her lies were on the brink of being exposed. Somehow she still believes she can turn black into white. >> What's going on? >> What happened? I gave my purse. I don't want nobody to steal my phone. So they pop out and sit here all the time. So I gave my purse away and I came out the store. >> So you you went into the store and when you came out she was just out here. >> I just came to get my puppy. >> So So you left your purse out here? >> Yes. >> Okay. And and you went inside. Then you came out to get your >> So So you came out to get your purse and she what? She walked up to you. She >> Yes. I pushing me tracking me and I said I don't want to fight, man. I don't want >> But it's the woman that's over there that my partner with. I don't want to fight. And she said, "Bitch, you know it." >> A goofy ass. >> Oh, that [ __ ] >> Yes. >> Can you tell them she's a problem? >> She's a problem. >> They want to arrest me cuz the [ __ ] I'm up here trying. Okay, you got the She put her hand on her, too. >> How many times she hit you? >> She hit me twice before I hit her back. All right, babe. Please, man. I know you've been liking me. >> Listen, we're not going back. We're not going back. >> I thought I ran over there. [ __ ] My purse right here. >> What's your name is? >> I ain't got one, bro. I ain't got one. >> I just need your first. >> I don't have one. >> Sounds good. Just stay over here with me. >> And I'm staying. >> I ain't do [ __ ] I defended my mother and I did not pull out no name. You can have that mother. I don't give I got plenty more bullies. This [ __ ] I'm >> man. I a no weapons in my pocket. You like me then. No problem. I hate I hate them. That's why my people don't think like we don't deal with y'all. We don't deal with y at all. Y don't even know how to solve a case. Y a case like a whole just told you. >> It didn't take long for the officers to review the security footage and now the full truth was laid bare like never before. I don't know how you see it. I'm just going to play that back real quick. Try and get it on my camera. All right. 1841 hours. Victim is coming up to the location. Our victim is still walking down the sidewalk under arrest. >> Starting. >> The suspect is here with the red white top. They get into some sort of verbal dispute. She pushes her by the face, knocks her over. >> This is at 1842, 1843. She gets in her face, pushes her again. Punches her. Punches her again. pushes her again. >> They're still going back and forth. Just seeing if she puts her hands on her again, punches her again at 18:45. She walks away. Victim walks away. >> Once all her lies were exposed, the suspect instantly switched to full-blown arrogance, lashing out at the very officers enforcing the law. >> I don't know where the [ __ ] I am. I can move around. You just had a witness tell you that you're here first and you still got me mother detained but I'm detained but I ain't in a handcuff but I'm detained and you never not once called the supervisor so I'mma ste [ __ ] out you I'm going to need your mothering name number in your car Santos [ __ ] out you up shut up [ __ ] shut up shut up cuz there's nothing you can do there's nothing you can do no I'm not cuz I ain't can touch you. You're not threatened. >> Relax. >> No, I ain't got to do [ __ ] >> Wrong with you. I know the law. You don't. >> You don't know the law. I do. You is no way you can [ __ ] me right now. I ain't doing nothing to you. Give me a name and you're bad. I'm going to shoot the out your [ __ ] ass. >> How about that? Yep. >> I told you to call your supervisor. You never did. You not No, it ain't no giving you one second. It's been several seconds. >> I'm going to steal the [ __ ] out of you. I swear to God on my life, I'mma sue the [ __ ] out of your family that come from across the world, mother. I'mma sue the out of you. I'mma sue the [ __ ] out of you. I already went past your supervisor and you did not call them. Now you're here. Yeah. Yeah. You're done up. You done up because you numb when your your supervisor is requesting. You supposed to call him. You supposed to call her and you refuse. You're done. I'm silling your ass. You supposed to call when I request a supervisor. You didn't do it. You're done. The So yes, I'm going to need your information. Sign toast cuz you're done. I'm going to shoot the [ __ ] out you. I'm going out you. Sure. You can go right in. I'll be out here every day. I don't bother nobody else. >> Repeated handcuff attempts trigger full resistance. She kicks, struggles, and screams while officers wrestle to secure her and regain control. >> You didn't do it. You're done. Like what the I got rights too, [ __ ] And I know the law. You're done. You're done. Trust me. Trust me when I say. So yeah, kiss your little raggedy ass police drive by your little dirty ass kids. They going to be sorry when you cross that border just like I and your mama, she going to be very disappointed. I ain't playing. You exactly what the I said. I'm not playing cuz I ain't going to stop until your ass is done. You got a do. You have a duty. that you refuse to court and watch when I take it to court. I'm going to it's going to be a requirement. If somebody asks you to call your supervisor, you're supposed to do it. You're supposed to do it. But y'all mother. >> So woman around the corner walks up to the stairs around the corner. Around what? >> Around what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, you said wait. >> No, I I didn't hit her for what? >> For assault. >> She hit me. [ __ ] her. >> No, she did not. I watched the cameras. No, she did. >> She hit me. >> Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. Put your hand. >> Okay. Well, then put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand. She [ __ ] me. Now mine is a mother again. Bite me again, motherucker. Stop. >> Then maybe she should stop biting me. >> Maybe she should not biting me. Put your hands behind your back motherucker. >> Your mother's a mother. Shut up. >> In the end, the one-sided battle comes to a close and the loser is clearly the lawb breakaker. >> But they keep saying the same thing. They saying >> this this >> THEY KNOW THIS DIRTY ASS [ __ ] They know her. They know her. They know this where they broke come across the water. No race ass [ __ ] >> Sure did. >> Get another pair of >> cuffs for a second. >> Sure did. >> I sure the >> I sure the you get the off my mother. >> WAIT, IT'S TOO TIGHT. YO, >> calm down. >> Relax. What the you mean? This too tight. What do you mean? >> All right. Security >> that [ __ ] right there. That's what you get. You thought that [ __ ] was >> over there. >> That's how you got beat up in high school. >> Stop kicking [ __ ] Yeah, you that's what you get. >> Get on the other side. >> Somebody get on the other side. >> You get [ __ ] That's exactly what you get, >> you mother. >> Ultimately, the woman faced charges for aggravated assault on an officer, weapons violations, resisting arrest, obstruction, and refusing to be fingerprinted. She was taken into custody, awaiting transfer to the Mercer County Warehouse. Police have arrested a 16-year-old boy on charges of trespassing, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer. The authority of law enforcement officers is entrusted to them by the people and the law to maintain social order. Respecting law enforcement officers is respecting the law and protecting oneself.