How you doing, sir? >> Where's she at? >> All right. What's going on? >> She just started yelling at me, screaming constantly. >> You start yelling at me first. AND THIS IS ALL THREE OF OUR HOUSE. AND I GOT TROOPERS. Step right the house. He said if I have any problem with her out >> she's stressing me out in my house VA for two months from the >> Gotcha. Um >> what's your first name, sir? >> John, what's your last name? >> Moros. or away it says drop shul. >> Let's get a phone number for you. >> Excuse me. >> Phone number. >> Oh um damn 270 uh 727. Uh, how many 2720? >> That's a 501 error code. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. VA told me not to be under any stress. So, >> um, I came home and this house was total disaster as you can see. >> Go look what she did in the kitchen just while ago. Uh that the way they >> you go that way. >> Okay. >> Hold on just a second. >> Can I just take her in the car or is that going to be a problem? >> Just put her in the car for the time being or >> where she at? She >> Yeah. and see what kind of thing from last time I was here. The county ain't going to do the hospital. Hello. >> So, they're going to say disregard. That's exactly what they did last time. Oh, did you took her up there? >> No, I took her here, but she starts faking like she's having a seizure. >> You can go around that way if you'd like, but look in the kitchen where she did. Jennifer. >> Yeah, I'm getting dressed. I'm Yeah, I'm dressed, but I'm not. >> Okay. You got any ns back here? Will you show me your hand? >> Walk over here. >> Why? >> Because I said to I'm going to jail or something. >> You want me to come over and get you? You want to walk out of your room? >> No. Come on. >> Stop. My blood sugar is too low right now. >> Hey, get up. We're not doing this. >> I got to do this. Get up. >> I am. I got to take this off. >> You don't need to take nothing off. >> Is very low. >> Well, come on. We'll get you a candy bar. Let's go. >> All right. You really You're really trying my patience. >> I'm trying to get my phone and something to eat. >> Come on. We're not We're not You always do this. >> No, my blood sugar is low. >> Uh, you want to go? >> Why am I going to go? >> Why am I going? >> You want to go in handcuffs? Don't stop. Let's do what they're doing. >> Okay. Just let me live his place. I just walk. >> Fuck you. >> It's all three of OUR HOUSE. >> IT'S ALL THREE. >> Door's closed. >> Yeah. And I'm a It's all three of our house. He can't do that. >> He can't do that at all. >> You know, from the last time I was here, it ain't got a prayer as being your house. You have a warrant for your arrest. >> You do. We talked about it before. >> They They told me I didn't. >> No, they they didn't. >> I'll go get it. I'll go get it taken care of. >> We're about to go get it taken care of right now. >> I know. Am I right? Never. >> We're going to get it taken care of right now. >> Oh, hold on. I got Yeah. >> Yeah. See? >> No, I really do. >> Yeah, I bet. >> No, I really do. >> You do sick again. >> No, it's my my head is spinning. Hold on. I'm not going. No, >> my head is spinning. >> Jennifer, stop. >> I need ambulance. I NEED AMBULANCE. I I [screaming] have the right to ambulance. I have the right to ambulance. >> No, you put your hands behind your back. I do. [screaming] >> It hurts. >> My head is spinning. >> Stop. >> My head is spitting >> because you're being real extra. >> No, it really is. >> Yeah. Look. Every time. Every time. Exactly what she did. It was a better It was a better >> It was a better performance last time. Like she actually legit like what what was that challenge they used to do? >> Stiff challenge. >> But like they did like the Yeah. Like planking tuna thing or something. Dude, she did it right in the middle of the hallway. Hands to her sides and like and then I was like, "Hey, if you'll quit, you don't have to go to jail." She's like, "What?" And she just stood up. Every time. >> Yeah. Jennifer, are you okay? Can you wake up? >> She's not asleep. She's just >> I know. Can you wake up? >> Are you okay? >> I am. >> Oh, we're not having a seizure. >> What do you need an ambulance for? People having a seizure don't talk. Okay. So, we can give up that. We can give that up. >> You have walked out. >> You have enough energy to resist arrest, but your blood sugar's low. >> Resisting. >> We told you how many. >> Is she talking? >> Yeah, she's talking. And during her seizure, >> she's communicating during her seizure. >> I haven't been able to stand up. >> I read a medical journal about this. It's a new thing. I highly doubt it. >> I have every right to an ambulance when I need one. And I told that I need one. >> I don't know who told you that that was a thing, but it's not a thing. >> I know. >> I didn't mean to laugh out loud. >> That you have a warrant and that we can arrest you on that warrant. >> I really do need that ambulance. >> No. Guess who has guess who has medical care for you? Palaski County. >> That ambulance. My head is spinning. >> That's not They going to do shit. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's for dope. >> It's that charge I had with the gun. Dad sick of the car. >> My head is getting Dad. I need an ambulance. And they have to do it by right. >> No, they don't. >> Yes, you do. >> Yeah. I really need an ambulance. Dad, my blood sugar is low. >> Have you checked? How do you know your blood sugar's low? >> My head's spinning. I haven't been able to walk for less. >> You walked down the hallway and then you jump around last week. >> Barely. >> I jumped around in the house last week. >> Barely. Because my >> Do you know what the truth is? Are you able to? >> I'm barely able to. At times I can. At times I can. But but you can stop the L. >> Be still. >> I am if he get his foot off. >> Well, you're having a seizure. I'm trying to keep you still. >> I'm not having a seizure. >> Okay. So, you're not having a seizure. All right. Get up. Let's go in the car. Come on. >> MY HEAD IS SPINNING. OKAY. >> Come on. I'll take STOP DOING THAT. I'M THINKING THE CHARGER WAS RESISTING and battery on an officer. You want to get extra charges, Jennifer? >> Settle down. >> Technically, this is obstruction. >> Yeah. Another >> Oh, I got go around. >> Hey, it's not going to work. Stop. a child. >> She is a child. >> Jennifer, that's enough. This isn't going to work. Jennifer, sit up. You were just talking. You even said you're not having a seizure. We know you're not having a seizure. You try to do this every time. We'll take care of it. I'm going to respectfully disagree. Just we need to probably turn the air on here. >> Well, so here's the thing. If we do put charge in, say go to the hospital, get it addressed so we don't have to deal with it no more. >> I mean, you're not wrong. We had to come back every week, >> all the time, over and over. >> I just getting taken care of. >> I hate it, but >> I'll transport her. I mean, it's my call. I don't want you to get stuck with this ridiculousness. Hey, Jennifer, I'm telling you right now, this is not the time for that. You might as well give that up. >> She's spitting. No, she's just still trying to >> look. She's even trying to get comfortable so she can comfortably fake her seizure that she just said she's not happy. >> What do you want to do, bud? >> So you take her cuz if not we'll be coming back week after week. >> Pull up here and I'll put her in my car. >> All right, come on out. >> Stop. Stop doing all that. Sit down. Stop doing all that kicking. Put your leg in the car. Sit down. That's enough. Give your info and you can start with >> All right. Uh she she's she is flagged and Atlas is having some kind of you know CIT issue, but we get called to this house all the time over and over and over between her and her brother. They're they're dopers. >> They're drunks and the dad's elderly. That's who Myers is talking to right now. >> Uh but she has a felony warrant out of the county. >> Okay. >> Uh last time I come over here, first time I'd ever actually made contact with her. just had, you know, all these reports that she was always gone or he was gone. They wouldn't come to the door or whatever. Well, she did this exact same thing she's trying to do right now. Like she's fine. She's real amped up. She's pissed off. Literally resisting arrest. And then you go to put hands on her and she locks up like she's having a seizure like >> and I start screaming, "I want an ambulance. I have to have an ambulance. You have It's my right. You have to get me one if I ask for one." I'm like, "No, I don't." But all that aside, I'm fixing a verifier warrant. We're going to charge her with obstruction, >> maybe a refusal on submit. >> Uh, and just just Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> Yeah. >> Uh, but we're going to get this county warrant taken care of. She's about to have a timeout >> uh in the county. I mean, the warrants got to come first. >> Yeah. >> So, let me go talk to >> All right. I'm 15 county. >> Yeah, I'm going to count. I'm going covertly fall behind you. >> Okay. >> Ow. >> Jennifer, my stomach really does. >> No, it doesn't. >> Throw up. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, it does. Fuck does. I throw up in your car. You have to clean it up. >> That's why it's plastic. That's why it's plastic back there. >> Not me. But you still got to clean it up. 10 more. Thank you, >> Jennifer. Here's the deal. Do you want to keep your phone? Do you want to keep your phone? >> We can't store it without you having it. I'm going to take it. Do you understand me? Get out of the car. Come on. >> It's too dizzy. >> Come on. I'm going to take your phone. >> My head's too dizzy. >> I'm not going to be able to leave it with you. >> Oh, bullshit. >> No. Okay, there you go. That's That's the the energy I'm looking for. Let's go. >> No, my head's dizzy. >> No, you're dead. Your head's not too dizzy. You're You're going to You're going to come out of the car because you're done acting the way you're acting. My hands I can't. >> Hey, if you don't quit sit down. >> No. Listen to me. These people will pepper spray you. Do you understand me? >> I know. I got to sit down. >> No, you don't. >> I'm telling you. >> There ain't no chair >> right there. >> No. Stay up. You're acting ridiculous. >> I'm telling you, my head is spinning. I really can't. >> You're doing You're putting more effort into pulling kids than it would just to stand up. >> Yeah, it hurts. >> It fucking hurts. Please. >> Look at her. Look at her. Look at her trying to pull down. >> Look at her trying to pull. >> It hurts. It hurts. My stomach hurts. >> All right. So, the definition's coming out. We're going to stand up. All right. Go. Send my face a war. >> No, I did not. [laughter] >> Everybody's stand up. Stand up. >> I told you these folks ain't going to mess mess with you. They're going to spray you and you get hurt. >> Hey, you stand still. It won't hurt. >> No. She kicking me. She trying to get my leg in my tummy. >> Look, you got to stop spinning. Come on. >> You know what? Do that to you. Come on, dares. So, here in a second, you'll hear a little whining noise right right here. Wait, three more seconds. 1 2 Do >> you have like any medical patches? >> In your arm? >> Where? >> Okay. Come on. >> Put your hand back. Put your hand back. You been in any accident? >> Like what? >> Boy, you full of you. I haven't even left the house in a week. >> I have and yes I have knock you the fuck out. >> No, you're not. >> No, you're not. Call me. Are you serious? >> Come on. She talking [music] >> [music] >> Heat.