Some suspects take things way too far. >> What are you up to me for? >> I didn't want to go that route, but you did it. >> First, we'll see this young man attacking officers after a traffic stop goes wrong. >> Help. I'm being assaulted by an officer. >> Give me backup. He's fighting me. I'm taking it off. >> Bill, do you >> Then we'll see this Door Dash driver have a huge meltdown over a minor traffic accident. >> MY LIFE IS OVER. I GOT TO STOP. [screaming] >> It looks ridable. >> But first, officers pull over this man who has a warrant for his arrest. >> Step outside for me. >> What for? I have no reason to stop. >> Sir, you have to give me a reasonable reason why or no. >> Off to a bad start. Seems like the sovereign citizen type or the person that uh knows their rights. >> Call your sergeant now. >> Get out. >> My life is in danger and you're threatening me. >> Get out. No. Call your sergeant, then I will. >> I will talk to your sergeant. >> No, I don't have to follow that order unless you give me a legal reason why. >> You have a warrant. >> What do I have a warrant for? >> He's got a warrant, so you got to take him. If he's acting like this, would probably wait for another unit to show up just to be safe. >> Get off. >> Open the door. Now, >> also don't like that. You can see he can reach right into the car. What's he reaching for? We don't know. You can't really see cuz you've got to hold up his other arm. Not a great setup. >> What do I have A WARRANT FOR? HELP. I'M being assaulted by an officer. Help. He's assaulting me. I don't know why. >> Open the door. >> NO. YOU'RE ASSAULTING ME. >> OPEN THE DOOR. >> HE'S ASSAULTING ME. >> OH BOY. Hope more units are coming. >> Open the door. >> What is he reaching for? I will. >> What do I have a warrant for? Tell me now. >> What is he doing? >> You are assaulting me, sir. >> Give me backup. He's fighting me. >> I'm taking it off. >> See you later. The chase is on. I'm in pursuit. >> Saw that coming. It's >> like he's got the horn function hooked up on his siren. >> Right on purple fish. >> Oh, his arm is >> 17. >> Got an injury there in his arm. It's bloody. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> NOW, we're going to do the felony stop, obviously. So, you're going to order them. Take the keys out the ignition. Put them on the top of the car. Throw them out. Keep your hands out the window. Open the door from the outside. Step out. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. >> Go too fast. >> Do you have it? >> Go too fast. >> Do you have it? >> That's the whole procedure. Let's see how it goes. >> Get out of the car now. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> After the 24year-old suspect bit the officer's arm and fled at speeds of up to 100 mph, his Jeep came to a stop in a residential neighborhood. There we go. Now we got the backup. >> Still arguing. >> How many you got in the car? Straighter. >> There's one in the car. >> Just one in the car. >> Just one. He's a good >> window all the way down. Put your hands out the window. >> Straighter, if you want to shut your door while we got her and we'll order her back to you. That's a guy. >> That's a guy. >> That her is a he. >> What's his name? >> Noah. >> Noah. >> Order him out. >> Noah makes some bad choices. >> Noah, open the door with your hands up. >> Any weapons? >> Put your hands out the window. >> Nothing. But there's a dog. >> Hold the window all the way down. >> Say what? >> There's a dog in the car in the back. >> What charges do you have, Strader? >> Assault on police officer. >> Obstructing. >> Hold the window down. Put your hands out the window. >> Failure to comply. >> Does somebody have a shield? >> No. >> Shield would be nice for the approach. >> Window down and put your hands up. >> Ma'am, you didn't get the memo. >> It's a mad man. >> That's a dude. >> Window. Stop talking to whoever you're talking to on the phone and listen to us. >> Unbelievable side conversation going on on the phone while there's a felony stop being done. Do not recommend. >> Listen to me, okay? Nobody's going to hurt you. >> Okay, we need you to step out OF THE CAR AND COME TO US WITH YOUR HANDS UP. LOOK AT ME. Look at me, brother. Hey, >> trying to form some kind of rapport here. >> I'm going to throw sticks underneath the back tires. >> We're good. >> Good idea. >> Stop sticks. >> 5434. I got sticks underneath the back wheels just under. >> Officers place spike strips at both the front and the back wheels to immobilize the Jeep in case Noah decided to flee again. But little did they know that the suspect was out of gas and unable to drive away. >> You guys go to that side. >> I got officer right here. >> I'll approach this side. We'll get right. I'm lethal. >> Somebody's hands. >> Yeah. So, when you organize this, there could be like a handgun involved, a rifle involved, a shield if they had one, but someone has to be able to go hands-on. We need some hands free. >> Keep your hands where they are. All right. >> Keep your hands where they are. >> Don't move. Okay. >> All right. We're going to open this door. >> No. No. >> Stop. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Stop. >> There you go. Riding the lightning. I belt. >> When someone's getting tased, as long as you don't touch the area between the two probes, [music] supposedly you won't get shocked. You can grab them. Does appear to be true. >> I don't know what I did. >> I TOLD YOU. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. I ASKED. >> YOU HAD A WARRANT. I told you. >> Do not claw me. >> Watch your watch your hands. Don't get bit. >> Max resisting here. Now we're kicking. >> Stop resisting. >> I don't know. kicking where I'm at with a shoe on. It's called a shodfoot felony. >> I got right arm. Somebody grab left. Somebody grab his left arm. >> He's going to bite your leg, dude. >> He's going to bite you. >> His mouth is right there. >> Oh, there we go. >> Little bugger. >> I'm scared. >> You're scared. >> I WAS INSULTED. I did. Can you tell me? All I did WAS ASK FOR INFORMATION OF ME. [screaming] >> SO YEAH, WHEN you're being arrested or arrested on a warrant right there on the side of the road, the cop doesn't have to immediately tell you why. You need to cooperate. And believe me, you're going to find out why. >> I will comply. I was terrified. >> Very odd behavior. Must have something going on. >> I can't move. I can't move. Get some more. I can't move my arm. >> Motivating um shocks. >> I'm really scared. >> You know, tell me what my warrant is for. I have no clue. >> Nobody alerted me. >> I'm sure if he just told him what the warrant was for, he'd be like, "Oh, okay. That makes sense. Let me step out of the vehicle and cooperate." That's how it would have went down. >> Nobody told me. >> Nobody has listened. >> Tons of cops here now. >> All different towns. No way. He had warrant serve up for domestic or battery. >> I was really scared. >> All right. >> Watch coming up. >> Come on, guy. >> They got a medic. >> All right. >> Get that cleaned out. That a human bite. The human mouth. Lots of [snorts] bacteria in there. You got to get that cleaned out. I would go to the hospital and get it like flushed. >> Just stop. We don't want anything else to happen. All right. >> It's okay. I'm scared. >> I know. My father's the >> I know. I know. I know your father. Okay. >> But he's very narcissistically covertly abusive. >> Okay. >> All I do is walk away from him. >> Very what? Okay. >> Do me a favor. Take a couple breaths. Okay. >> Is that from him biting you or what? >> Biting me, clawing me. He's biting me here. >> Is that just right now? >> No. When I first stopped at my wh I told him to exit the vehicle, refused to. He started pulling pull me in, clawing at me, biting me. >> Biting him. Nasty. Oh, he just grabbed my crotch and tried to bite me. But >> in the state I'm in, that could be considered mayhem biting somebody. >> I think he he got on there, but I pulled my arm away. >> I've asked him to leave me alone. I have no clue what's going on. >> Wait, pat him down real quick. >> Spread your legs. >> Yes, sir. >> Listen to me. All right. Do you have any needles on you or anything like that? Okay. All right. We just want to make sure. >> I hate >> Well, we just want to make sure. All right. >> We don't want to get stuck by >> Seems like he's on drugs or something. pocket. >> Check me, please. I don't want weapons. I have no clue. >> Odd behavior. >> Have a seat. >> Yes, sir. I'm so scared. >> Was he kicking you? >> Yeah, but >> he kicked somebody pretty good. >> Yeah, buddy. >> Kicked me in the leg, but it >> Yeah, >> it would have taken a western man down is what you're trying to say. [laughter] >> Tough guy. >> No, let me explain it to you. Okay, >> you're under arrest. >> What was the war for? It was a domestic violence war. >> But I asked him so many times to leave me alone and when the officer >> That's not how it works. >> Let me explain. Let me explain. Let me do talking. >> Okay. >> You're under arrest cuz you have a warrant for domestic violence. Okay. Domestic violence. >> Where at? Where? >> It's out of Centerville. >> Yeah. PD. >> I asked the officer in Centerville to >> I don't I don't have anything to do with that. Okay. We're just doing our job here. Okay. The >> officer insinuated a public violence and I told her to go follow around it basically. Okay. All right. >> Well, I'll scratching and some biting. >> Okay. >> O, get that cleaned out. Man, >> you want me to wrap you or do you want me to transport you? >> I mean, you're probably going to need antibiotics, honestly. >> Most places, if you get that kind of injury, you're going to have to go to the hospital to get it documented for being injured on duty or workman's comp. >> If she if they bit you and scratched you just cuz you don't know what they have. >> I was so scared. I had no clue on me. I asked the officer in Centerville to leave me alone and I said she could call him, not call him here and have him offered her to call Noah. Noah check in on that. She didn't. She just called him up and had him abuse me more and I was just trying. >> So obviously this guy's bouncing around and getting in trouble everywhere making contacts with police and he's not able to comply or really get along. It seems like >> to clean up my dog. >> No, we're going to go sit in the back for medic. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So sweep your feet out. >> Cooperative now. Just walk with me, okay? We're going to follow the medic. >> I know I messed up, but I won't do it again. I promise. >> I promise. Just let me go. >> To the hospital and later taken to jail. On the scene, his father showed up to pick up the dog and give the officers some insight on the underlying cause of his son's behavior. >> Want to get the pooch? >> Yeah. >> Come here, boo. >> Here, I'll let you get um schizophrenic. And >> is that right? >> Yeah. >> Oh, man. >> Okay. This is making sense now. >> Yeah, he hears things. He's >> talks to people that aren't there. >> Oh man, >> man. >> He's completely lost his mind. I'm really sorry. >> Took meds for a long time and then he went through a phase where he stopped taking them and >> I have seen this a bunch of times where people get on meds for their psych problems and then the meds make them feel better for a long period of time and then they think, well, I don't need them anymore then cuz I'm better. They go off them and then we have a break like this where everything falls apart, >> right? And you just got it really really bad the last couple months. And >> yeah, >> sorry about the car, too. I I try to extend a professional courtesy anytime I can. I just can't let it go on this one. >> It's all right. There you go. They just I just feel bad cuz of course it was he got out of his car and walked away from it a week and a half ago. We couldn't find him anywhere and he racked up like $800. >> Oh man. bills that I went, you know, in the yard to get it back and I'm like, I just got it back for him like a week and a half ago. >> Does he live with you guys or is he >> No. >> Well, thank goodness for that. But these situations are they can actually just be really terrifying for parents. If you have a child, like an adult child that's got these psychological issues, they kind [music] of just keep coming back. And a lot of parents live in fear because they can be violent, irrational obviously, and you really don't know what they're going to do. and you kind of have to deal with that your whole life. So, it's it's a really tough situation. >> He lived on his own for a long time, had an apartment, and like three months ago decided he didn't need an apartment anymore. Was going to live travel around. And so, he's he went to Missouri. He's been on the East Coast. He was in Florida. >> So, he's all over the place. Needs to be committed, brought back to baseline on his meds. We'll get back to his charges soon, but first, officers are called to the scene of a minor accident where one driver is determined to blow things way out of proportion. >> Oh my god. Why are you get away from me? >> Who's involved in the accident? >> From what I gathered is her. She rear ended him because he was sitting on a light that was green and then she and I'm trying to talk to and just CALM HER DOWN. >> OFFICER, I HAVE TO GO. >> OKAY. At first, you think like there's some big accident, somebody's horribly injured, but no, just a small rear end accident, and this woman's acting like this. >> You can't leave yet. DON'T LEAVE. >> I'M IN I HAVE I'M IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ORDER. I HAVE FOOD IN MY CAR. I HAVE FOOD [screaming] IN MY CAR. >> WOW. IF ONLY ALL the Postmate and Uber Eats people were this dedicated. >> I ain't paying FOR THAT. >> WELL, THIS ONE'S on the >> YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. >> I HAVE FOOD IN MY CAR. MA'AM, YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. >> ALONE IN MY CAR. >> STAND OVER HERE. >> Leave me alone. >> Babe, you need to get here. You need to get here. >> You can go here now. >> Overreacting a little. >> So, what happened? >> Um, the light turned. There's a car in front of me and all a sudden I got hit from behind. >> Okay. >> And then I pulled over here. >> All right. What's your information here, Kayla? >> I'm in front OF >> KAYLA. WHAT HAPPENED? >> NO. YOU THESE COPS ARE PISSING ME the off. >> Kayla, you're not going anywhere. You're not going anywhere. >> No. >> All right, Kayla, you're going to be detained. You're going to be detained. >> Stop. >> Why are you running away? >> I thought you were going to detain her. >> HE WOULDN'T LET THERE WAS A GREEN LIGHT. >> HE DIDN'T [screaming] GO. >> ACCIDENT. WHY ARE YOU YELLING? Why are you freaking out? So, at this point, she's definitely going down the road of like disorderly conduct. At least she doesn't seem like she wants to cooperate with the traffic crash investigation. She's walking towards some charges here, especially if she continues the behavior >> cuz I'm in the middle of work. >> Okay. Well, you're not going anywhere. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. >> You need to get here now. These cops are they're pinning me to a corn. Ma'am, we're we're trying to get information so we can get you out of here. >> I'm just trying to pick. >> Okay, Kayla, >> my car is >> Kayla. >> My car is >> The cops can't even believe the way she's reacting. >> I'm not starting your car. No, no, no, no. You're not getting it. I'm not getting started. >> No, please. Okay, I'm sorry. >> She could definitely be detained at this point. She's not cooperating with investigation. It seems like she might be trying to leave the scene of the crash, which is another charge. So yeah, you could definitely cuff her and sit her butt on the curb. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. Please, please. The cops are trying to arrest me. >> Kayla, we're not here to arrest you. [screaming] [laughter] >> Oh, police work. You never know. >> Kayla, can we sit OVER HERE, PLEASE? >> PLEASE. NO. >> KAYLA, >> get here now. [laughter] Please, >> we just have to conduct an accident investigation. Okay, >> GET HERE NOW. >> THIS could be solved very. >> So, I know from doing police work that these guys really don't want to arrest this lady cuz she's hysterical and will continue to be hysterical through the booking process and in the cell. So, they're going to do everything they can to not grab her. That's that's what I'm thinking. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything wrong, >> Kayla. Get out of the street. GET OUT OF THE STREET. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> Walking in the street. So, for disorderly conduct, you have to raise some kind of public alarm by doing something like shouting, screaming, physical movements that have no real justifiable purpose, like walking into traffic or not listening during an investigation or causing public alarm. Like, if she's doing all this stuff and people are going by and it's causing them to look at her and and seem surprised, all those things together can bring that charge. Jesus legit having a breakdown over this. >> My life is over. [screaming] >> Oh, they want to get away from her. >> IT WAS GREAT. >> OH NO, >> KAYLA. >> Calm down. >> Oh no. Oh no. >> Like on a scale to 1 to 10 of being upset, she's at like an 11, which is unbelievable. The cops can't even talk to her. Can't get any info from her. >> Please, can you see if it starts for me? >> Please see if it starts. >> Yeah, we can do that. >> Why would they help you? >> Oh, I just got into a car accident. My car >> It's okay. >> It's okay. Is it leaking anything? >> Not even that much damage. >> Hey Kayla, do you have insurance? [screaming] >> It looks >> They have to get this woman under control and wrap this investigation up. They don't have any of her paperwork. Nothing. They need to calm her down or at least limit her movement. Get her in one spot and get this THING BOOKED. >> OFF. WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING? >> I'M NOT. [laughter] >> I'm sure he was. >> Really? Not too much. >> Okay. Uh, you going to have a seat in your truck? >> This poor guy is like, "Oh my gosh, >> car and get you out of here." >> Oh my god. >> Your radiator's not [screaming] >> You should be able to drive it. You're not leaving. >> THE LIGHT WAS GREEN. >> SHE keeps saying that like it's that guy's fault. And with rear end accidents, it's almost always [music] the car's fault that rear ended the other person just because it just fits everything. Like you were following too closely, you weren't paying attention. You're the one that hit them. It's the following driver's responsibility not to make contact with the car [music] in front of them. Just the way it is. >> IT WAS GREEN. [screaming] >> WE JUST GOT TO GET SOME PICTURES. >> NO. NO. >> WELL, there's no damage to his. It doesn't seem like there's just damage to yours. >> Yeah, I know. Great. Funny. Greg, get away from me. >> This is how IN ACTION. >> DON'T TALK TO ME. >> WHY ARE YOU >> DON'T TALK TO ME. >> Why are you freaking out? >> Obnoxious. >> I'm so Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Kayla, get out of here. >> There's a third cop here. ON THE ROAD. >> GET ON THE ROAD. >> ALL RIGHT, that's enough right there. She won't stay out of traffic walking around screaming, causing alarm. Just cuff her up and take her. SHE'S EARNED IT. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. >> I'M NOT GOING TO LEAVE. >> GET THE OUT OF MY FACE. >> IF YOU KEEP YELLING, >> LEAVE ME ALONE. >> LISTEN, IF YOU KEEP YELLING, >> I DON'T CARE. LEAVE ME ALONE. >> She's kind of running the show. >> Leave me alone. >> I'm not doing anything. >> You're not going on the road. You are not going to go on the road. THIS IS INSANE. THIS IS INSANE. I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS. [screaming] You You guys areing >> No. No. >> They've literally done nothing. >> Do you have insurance? >> I'm not giving you anything. >> Do you have insurance? >> I'm not giving you anything. >> All right. Well, we'll just give her a citation for no proof of insurance. >> Okay. Give me a citation. I DON'T CARE. THE LIGHT WAS green and my tires are cold. And >> another infraction truck. Oh, that's more of an explanation than I got. >> You guys are straight up stupid. >> Okay, I'm not going to put up with that. >> Now you're fed up with that. >> You call officer Berg tomorrow and let him know who your insurance is. >> No. >> Okay. Well, then you will be cited for that. >> That's fine. >> I don't care. >> You can go through a red light. In most states, you can take a right on red, but you do have to come to a complete stop. She didn't, but we've already seen by the way these cops are handling her. They don't want any further contact with her, and I can't blame them. >> He's enough. My goodness. >> The next day, one of the officers reaches out to the victim that got rearended about giving Kayla additional charges. >> So, like, prior to our arrival, how was that other uh party's behavior? I guess, you know. Do you feel like yesterday like her her behavior caused a caused a disturbance? >> Yeah. Yeah. I think it was a disturbance. I think the cops there saw that too. >> Oh, yeah. She was yelling on the sidewalk yelling as I I was a cause, you know, top. She was freaking out. >> Yeah. That's uh Yeah, cuz like ultimately um you know, her behavior, how she was acting yesterday. I you know, we had sort of discussed it a lot. Um, I know it was towards the end of the day and towards the end of our ship, but >> there we have it. >> If something's hard to do, then it's not worth doing. >> Makes sense. Now, they just wanted to go home trying to deal with it after. >> You know, ultimately, that was extremely unacceptable um on her part. So, I I I will be uh charging her with disorderly conduct for that. You know, >> at least they're following for she should be charged with that. That was ridiculous. >> You know, not a proper way to behave. I I I've had a couple of contacts with her before, >> so they know her. >> That seems to be they know what she's like with her normal behavior. So >> Ah, okay. >> Yeah. So sometimes she gets like that. >> We'll get back to her charges in just a moment, but first, officers at this airport receive a warm welcome when they arrive to deal with an intoxicated passenger. >> Ah, the airport. [cheering] The only place police get applauded upon arrival >> except some kind of troublemaker here >> holding up the works. >> Something wrong with y'all. >> Uhoh. >> Doesn't sound good. >> Is that the one? They're showing literally showing favoritism to me. I'm sorry. This is >> They're showing favoritism to you. That would be good. No. >> Me right here. >> She ain't fine. >> No. >> Just need to be escorted out. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. That's all you got to take, ma'am? >> Huh? >> That's all you need to take? You got bags or anything? >> No, I'm going on my flight. >> No, you're not going on the flight. >> No. >> Why? >> You intoxicating. >> I'm not intoxicating. You can test me. You got to test me to tell them >> listen listen. >> Mhm. >> You don't want to go to jail, right? >> No. >> Okay. Just go ahead, get whatever you got to get and let's go to the train. Okay. >> Uh the airport and getting too drunk. Another thing that seems to happen there a lot. I get it. You get laid over. There's a long wait for your flight. You hit the bar. Hopefully, you just have a couple, get a little sleepy, and have a nice snooze on the plane. But how interesting would that video be? >> Go to where? >> The train. You can't be down here cuz if you're not flying, you don't have a ticket. >> I'm not intoxicated. So, what I'm saying is they wrong. >> Okay. Listen to me. >> Mhm. >> You just said you don't want to go to jail, right? >> I'm not intoxicated. So, you want to come Who is your boss and your supervisor? >> It should be simple. Sleep it off in a hotel. >> The next available flight. Why would you tell me the next available flight if I booked my flight for this flight instead? >> So, when the airport tells you you can't get on the plane, your ticket goes poof and now you have to leave. There's really no way to fight it. It's a private company. They can do that. And if you continue to stay in the area where you're supposed to have a ticket, it's trespassing. >> So, y'all not because of this? Why would I Why I'm not making this I didn't do nothing to why I'm not making my flight and I didn't do anything. Like what's the problem? Let me start recording cuz like hold on. >> Imagine her in the air. >> We're going to need an emergency landing. >> Excuse me, ma'am. I'm serious. Because I have to go to my baby. >> I have to go to my baby. >> Get arrested. You need to stop. >> What am I doing? >> You need to stop. He is very chill. >> Let me rebook you for the next available flight so you don't lose your bad. >> They're they're even willing to give you another flight. >> I'm sober. You think I'm not sober? >> I'm sober. I don't drink. I don't smoke. I don't do nothing. I'm at the hospital. I'm trying to get to my baby. I told her I shot at the bar up there. I need to get to my baby. >> They not going to let you fly. >> Okay. The crew is here. So, can you >> Yeah. here somewhere. >> Okay. So, y'all need to come come over here. She going to do whatever she need to do for you. >> I need to make sure because I didn't do nothing wrong. So, I'm going need to see your boss or some your manager. I didn't do nothing wrong. So, I'm trying to see her. I This This my flight I booked. I paid $200 for this. So, I'm not going to just walk over there. >> It's over. It's not happening. >> I need to see my money that I paid for. I paid my money for this. >> I ain't do this for no reason. And I did this for some reason. >> Listen to me. I need you to listen to me for listen to me real quick. In a second, I'mma pull out handcuffs and handcuff you and go to jail. >> Just walk off. >> Go over there. Just wait over there. Wait over there. >> I need my money back. >> So, the officer is very chill. He's been very upfront with her. He's been gentle about it. Doesn't want to arrest her. Doesn't want to take her into custody. He's expressed that to her. But, can she do it? Can she just leave? >> Come on out the way. >> Get her money back. I don't want to cuff you and lock you up, but that's about to happen cuz you're not listening to me. When I reach behind me and grab these cups, that's >> You're so mean. And they took my >> Go over that way. Let them do what they got to do. Go over that way. >> Go over there. >> No, they going to let me on the plane. Yes, they are. >> Go over there. >> No. >> Go over there. >> No. >> So drunk. >> Lock me up for what? >> Come on over there. Come on. >> I ain't one do this. You did this. This what you did. >> Can you call your boss? >> This what you did. >> Can you call your manager or your boss? >> Please. Can you call him? >> Please call them cuz you put the handcuffs around me now. >> I tried to not do it. >> Please call the boss. What you handcuffing me for? Hold on. Let me turn my camera. >> Don't forget to record. >> You handcuffing me for what? >> What are you handcuffing me for? >> What are you handcuffing me for? Cut it out. >> Refusing to leave when asked. >> Cut it out. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Going to have to go to the ground. >> I just don't What are you handcuffing me for? >> You can watch the video later when you're sober. >> And have deep regret. >> I didn't want to go there, bro. But you did it. >> That's what you did. >> That's what you did. >> True. >> Hold up. Hold on. That's what he doing to me. >> That's what he >> Can we get a good Samaritan? Somebody jump in >> like >> help him out. >> That's what he doing. >> You got me up. >> Oo, you can hear the crowd also is getting a little bit spicy. Might be uh might have more than one person to handle here. Come on. >> Come on, man. >> Here you go. >> You got bags. >> I do have a bag over there. Can you get it? >> Yeah. Yeah, I got you. Come on, >> this lady. Come on. >> NO. COME ON. >> CALL SOMEBODY. >> Come on. >> Here come the waterworks. >> You live here in Atlanta? >> No. >> You got somebody can call for you? Well, she won't need a hotel for the night, so she's going to save some money. >> Come on. I got your back. >> He's getting it for you. >> Come on. >> Wonder. Is she just drunk or other stuff on board? >> Telling no one. >> Come on. >> Me on the ground. >> Yeah. Part of the job, honey. >> I kept trying. >> I kept trying the job. That's not >> You did. >> That's not part of >> you got [laughter] somebody. >> Oh my goodness. >> You know, I know. [laughter] What is it with you? You on drugs or something? You've been drinking. What's wrong with you? >> Yeah. Tell us. >> You're old baby. >> Yeah, but you >> Yeah, you say >> but you're intoxicated. >> It's kind of weird. Like you think if she was that drunk then they would be getting an odor of alcohol. You would presume. So, if it's not alcohol, then what is it? >> You're shouting. Everybody's talking in your normal tone of voice. You're over here screaming. Be >> nice if they had a PBT. >> Okay. What's going on? >> I'm not drunk for one. >> What did you take? >> I didn't take anything. I'm okay. >> You You on something, >> huh? >> You're on something. You're not sober. So, I don't know what's going on with you, >> baby. >> But if there's somebody we can call for you, we'll >> Whoa. So, I guess she's double jointed. very rare, but some people can do that. >> I SAID THIS. I LOOKED YOU right in your face and I said, "You going to sober up and you going to BE >> THIS? Why you got cuts on?" >> Lucky they were going to give you a new ticket, not just ban you. >> You hoofing at home. >> Baby one. Baby one. I got >> I don't need no help. I know how to wow. See, this is why you got cuffs on you. >> Get some leg cups on you, too. >> I know you're not SUPPOSED TO >> CUZ I'M BE OUT IN THE MORNING. Y'all ruin some races. We >> going to keep talking to you. >> You made my shoe COME OFF. LIKE, WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? >> YOU MADE MY SHOE come off. >> YOU MADE MY SHOE COME OFF. >> You made my shoe come off. Like, >> you made your shoe come off. >> No, you made that. Please. that I swear to God. >> Oh my gosh. I'm putting all >> Let's get her in a cruiser and on her way to jail. [screaming] You gay. I ain't no Get your gay ass on. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. >> Yeah, I know. Get your gay ass on. >> Freaky body >> trying to get under his skin. >> That's how I'm happy. >> Yep. You stupid. >> Yep. Get your gay ass. >> Looks like it's working. >> Get your feet off the door. Get my >> girl. >> STOP IT. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP IT. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> Get off of me. >> You got a seat belt. >> Put your hands. Put the seat belts on. You >> just can't stop the other side. L. She trying to kick and bite. >> Who's trying to kick and bite? >> That's you. >> Let me go. So now we're going to have trespassing, resisting, and possibly assault battering a police officer. >> Miss, listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> Chill out. >> She has no interest in listening. >> It's your gay ass. >> International. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Drive her to the international terminal and [snorts] put her on a plane to Europe. Noah was indicted on felony charges, including failure to comply, two counts of assault, obstructing official business, and resisting arrest. It looks like he was held in a mental health facility while awaiting trial. However, the case never made it that far with the judge finding him incompetent to stand trial. Kayla received citations for driving too fast for conditions and following too closely, eventually receiving fines totaling $386. She would later be cited for disorderly conduct, but the outcome is unknown. Unfortunately, I can't find any more details on our unruly passenger. So, for now, her charges and sentencing remain unknown. Thank you for joining me on this video. Please like, subscribe, comment below. Don't forget to hit that bell notification so you know when the latest video has dropped. And if you like police war stories, check out the Things Police See podcast where I sit down with the men and women of law enforcement for about an hour and get their most intense, bizarre, and sometimes humorous moments on the job. Available everywhere you get podcast. 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