Turn around and face the wall.
>> Joel here with Body Cam Breakdown TV.
Today's footage comes from police
release. If you want to watch the
original video without my commentary or
breakdown, I'll have the full footage
linked below so you can watch it start
to finish. Today's video starts with
officers responding to a call about a
woman reportedly causing a disturbance.
When officers arrive, they have to
figure out what's happening and whether
they can get the situation under control
before it escalates any further. The
breakdown starts now.
>> Take me to jail so I can have it
recorded. Please,
>> what? How do you want me to help the
situation?
>> That's helping me, dog.
>> Please walk away.
>> Take me to jail.
>> Please walk away.
>> No. Take me to jail
>> for what?
>> Public and goddamn decency. Take me to
jail. You've been here 9 years and know
that is business.
THAT IS BUSINESS IS MY BUSINESS.
>> The officer has already told her to walk
away, but instead of disengaging, she
stays right there and continues acting
aggressively. That keeps the
confrontation going when she's already
been given an opportunity to end it.
>> Okay.
>> Take me TO JAIL. [screaming]
>> GET THAT CIGARETTE out of my face.
>> For what? Because I'm asking you to.
>> No that.
>> Okay. Okay.
>> But you and your misplaced OUT OF GODAMN
respect justing pissed me off.
>> You went out of your way to come yell at
me.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> BECAUSE YOU WENT OUT YOUR GODDAMN WAY TO
MAKE SURE THAT THAT MAN WAS hidden or to
make sure that I wasn't looking for him
no goddamn more. The officer is staying
calm here, but she continues responding
aggressively. He appears to be keeping
his tone controlled rather than matching
her intensity, which gives the situation
a chance to settle down.
>> I told you to be careful who you're
looking for, cuz you could happen.
>> No, the you didn't.
>> Did I not? No. Say I was LOOKING OUT FOR
>> NO, YOU DIDN'T. YOU SAID THAT YOU DIDN'T
BELIEVE that
>> because she said,
>> I know you didn't say that in like oh so
many words like it wasn't. That was not
the context. I don't want to put words
in your mouth.
>> Okay. You're doing just that.
>> But shut the up. So whating good are
you?
>> Okay, don't call 911 anymore.
>> No, no, [screaming] no. BECAUSE WHAT
GOOD ARE YOU?
>> Her aggressive approach hasn't changed
while the officer continues to keep his
composure. The question is how long this
can continue before the officer has to
take a different approach.
>> Don't call 911. You'll
>> You want to go to jail? Call 911 again.
>> Officer, what? This is kind OF A GODDAMN
EMERGENCY.
>> NO, it ain't. You got two officers right
here.
>> Goddamn police officer.
>> Okay, stop yelling.
>> No you. I keep telling you take me to
jail for public indecency.
>> What's so indecent about this?
>> You goddamn honor, dog. YOU BETTER CALL
SOMEBODY ABOUT ME, MOTHERUCKER.
>> I mean, you're still on the line with
them.
>> Uh, IT AIN'T 911 THAT I NEED TO BE ON
THE GODDAMN LINE WITH. She's actually
asking the officer to take her to jail,
but he isn't letting her dictate how
this encounter moves forward. For now,
he's keeping control of the interaction
and deciding what response is necessary.
>> And your improper goddamn ass dog, you
wasn't sure this either.
>> What are you trying to do? What are you
trying to accomplish?
>> I'm trying to prove a point. WHY THESE?
WHY in the holy godamn
have I been homeless
in anothering
county?
>> After dealing with her from inside the
patrol car, the officer is now stepping
out with several other officers already
there as well. With her aggressive
behavior continuing, this interaction is
clearly far from settled
>> in anothering
county
because you [screaming] WAS IN COURT AND
SAID I WASN'T WHO THE I SAID I WAS. DOG,
I DON'T HAVE MY KID. I really am wishing
you had the chance,
>> Daisy,
>> to say something to me.
>> Shut the up dog. THE MOTHER OF THEM
GOMEZES. OKAY,
>> DOG. [screaming] I willing slay y'all.
>> She continues acting aggressively while
the officers are showing a lot of
restraint in how they respond to her.
The question now is how long they'll
continue taking this approach if her
behavior doesn't change.
>> Okay,
>> dude. I willing slay y'all.
>> Where are you from?
>> UM, MAYBE YOU SHOULD RUN MY GODDAMN ID.
>> I Where are you from? [ __ ] you.
>> DO YOUR GODAMN JOB, DOG. [screaming]
YOU AIN'T ASKED ME FOR MY ID NOT ONE GOD
DAMN TIME. BRO,
>> YOU WANT TO GIVE US YOUR ID?
>> DUH. [screaming]
>> OKAY, I'll bring your ID.
>> Interestingly, she's the one who points
out that the officer hasn't even asked
for her identification. Once he does,
she calmly hands it over, which is a
sharp contrast to the aggressive
behavior we've been seeing from her. You
ain't asked ME FOR MY ID. NOT ONE
GODDAMN TIME, BRO.
>> YOU WANT TO GIVE US YOUR ID?
>> DUH.
>> OKAY, I'll bring your ID. Thank you.
>> WELL, ASS TY CAN COME GET IT, TOO, DOG.
>> YOU
>> I [screaming] HAVE 11
CHILDREN
AND you don't want TO LISTEN TO ME.
She's still acting aggressively and now
she suddenly brings up the fact that she
has 11 kids. It's not clear what that
has to do with this situation yet. So,
let's see where she's going with this.
>> DON'T YOU
>> I [screaming] HAVE 11
CHILDREN
AND you don't want to LISTEN TO ME.
>> I'm listening.
>> You You are aing disgrace.
TAKE ME TO JAIL SO I CAN RECORD THIS
[ __ ]
>> HELLO. HELLO. WHAT?
>> I'm still waiting for you to do
something illegal. Then if you want to
go to jail, that bad.
>> She keeps talking as though she wants
these officers to take her to jail, but
they're still not taking the bait.
Despite all the verbal aggression, the
officers continue giving her room rather
than turning this into a physical
confrontation.
>> I'm about to break this window.
>> Don't.
>> No, you wanted another officer. Here you
go.
>> I'm not going to do anything to you. Put
me in hand.
>> Face the wall.
>> That threat changes the officer's
approach. They're now directing her to
face the wall. And this encounter just
took a more serious turn.
>> Face the wall. Turn around and face the
wall.
Hey. Hey. HEY.
OW. [screaming]
STOP PULLING AWAY.
>> DON'T pull away.
>> Ready.
>> The encounter eventually resulted in the
woman being taken into custody. She was
later charged with four felony offenses,
including criminal mischief involving
property damage, resisting an officer,
and two public order charges. What
stands out here is how long officers
maintained a measured approach while her
behavior remained confrontational before
the situation reached the point of an
arrest. What are your thoughts on how
the officers handled this encounter? Let
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