Oh, dang it. Oh, dang it. All right. >> No, my head. My head. Oh, God. If I fall, I had a stroke. I'm easily bleedable. >> Okay. Take me to the emergency room, please. >> Yeah. >> Don't touch me. >> Oh, well, don't block me. >> Unbelievable. How old are you? >> 75. >> Then act. It's enough. >> You're lying. You guys are lying. >> I'm not lying. >> Let's go. >> No. No. No. No. The suspect, Antwanet, a 75-year-old, was visiting her late business partner's widow. As the widow has dementia, the family members were worried Antwanette was trying to take advantage of her. A family member of the widow, who has power of attorney, called police to have Antwanette trespassed. >> Can you take a picture of this? We got body cameras going. >> I want to pray. Open the door. Please come get >> Thank you. >> Look at the cops are coming here to arrest me. >> I'll get out of the way. >> They're coming to arrest me. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How's it going? [laughter] >> All right. >> She said she wouldn't be left alone. Who? Who do you want? >> Oh, I want to talk to her. >> No, I don't talk talk to my attorney, please. >> No, she didn't do nothing. >> No, he didn't say she did anything. I just want to talk to her. >> No, you want to grab me and throw me in your car. That's what he said. >> She don't know nothing. >> Are you going to handcuff? He said you're handcuffing me. >> Yeah. >> You said you're hauling me away, >> correct? >> If I don't leave, I'm leaving. >> So, I was serving you with a trespass and then I was giving you a ticket. That's fine. >> Refused to leave after that. You were going to leave in handcuffs, correct? >> Yeah. >> So, why why won't you leave? >> My best friend died. I was not notified by them that he died and I haven't been nobody called me. I don't know if he's I heard through the Bren that he's dead and they sent a notice that they the funeral was the day before. So, they wouldn't let me come. So I picked out this weekend to come after I got got composed to visit me and to go to the cemetery and we did that. My airline ticket leaves tomorrow. I have >> she many many years you know family my husband >> look like sister you know fight she's good for me. >> Yeah >> 40 years. Okay, but here's the thing. What? >> You're being asked to leave. You're You've outstanding. No, I leave tomorrow night. >> But you don't have that option. You do not live here. >> I'm just spending one more night. I come from California. My daughter comes. >> That is a mood point. That's a mood point. >> Okay. >> So, that's the reason why you're being asked to leave because you're no longer welcome here. >> No, she welcome me. She's the >> She she's not the one that's saying it. She doesn't have the the the capacity to do that. And you know dang well she don't. And that's why you're pulling this. >> We're not trying to be physical with you and and forcefully get you out of here. He's going to handcuff me back, >> but that will happen. >> They're going to handcuff me. >> It It will happen if she doesn't choose to leave on her own, and I don't want that. >> I told them my plane ticket goes tomorrow night. >> He He don't want to use >> here. They're going to stay here, >> right? For one more night, >> right? >> And it's not up to her. Well, it is up. This is her home. >> It's not up to her. It's up to the power of attorney. And the power of attorney is making that decision. >> And you know who the power of attorney is? >> So you understand coming from? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But she's not. >> She's a power of attorney only for health and so am I. She had really canled that >> just because her English is not good. She's >> Yeah. I don't understand. >> If I want to she stay here, she can stay. Oh, >> okay. >> Yeah. But yeah, you stay here now. I'm leaving my Toronto. >> But she doesn't have the ability to say that. >> This is her home. >> I get that. >> Can you tell that? >> Yeah. I'm see >> I've already told her that is in the back. >> Okay. So, I'm obligated to follow the procedures of the power of attorney >> and tell her who the name is. >> I don't know who it is. >> Diane. >> Yes. To her. >> Okay. She doesn't want her to stay here. I'm bound by what Diane says, unfortunately, not by what you say. >> I want to stay. >> I I understand that, but I don't. What I'm being told >> is that she's >> Mhm. >> You know, >> but you understand what's going on. She don't, but you totally understand what's going on. You're manipulating the situation. >> Well, no. For her asking me to leave to visit my best friend. Are you kidding me? 40 some years. And >> so what if someone came to your house? >> Yes. >> And you asked them to leave and you didn't and they didn't leave. What would you expect to happen? >> Your friend already tried that in Fountain Valley and had the cops come to the place and everything and said that they're concerned about me. And guess what? The supervisor at the police went dead. Ripped it up >> in California. >> Yes. >> Well, then I'd suggest you go back to California because the laws are more lenient there than Illinois. >> No, they on the cops. She's going to have me arrested cuz she doesn't want me to stay here. Can >> we get her out of here? I'm >> trying. >> Can you walk over here for me? >> Oh, wait, wait. >> Prayer room. So, >> go sit in the sit in the in the kitchen. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't block me. What? >> You're taking up way too much of our time. Is this your purse? >> Yeah. >> You want to grab it because you're going to be escorted out. >> And then you're going to go wherever you have to go cuz you're no longer welcome. >> They take Look it. >> They won't let me come. >> Don't do Don't do it. >> I'm not doing anything. Yeah. Excuse me. Excuse me. Let me through. Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> No. Please say >> just a minute. No. Don't do. No. No. No. No. No. Please. Don't do. Please. >> Excuse me. >> Look. Don't do. I don't like it. >> I know. Come on. >> No. >> No. >> No. I'm not moving. >> All right. We don't want to arrest you, but that's what's going to happen if you don't leave. >> I'm leaving. Want to see my airline ticket tomorrow night. >> You're leaving right now that happens. >> No. Cuz I've done nothing wrong. >> Yes, you have. >> You're trespassing. >> You're trespassing after you've been asked to leave. >> No. >> And now I'm giving you a lawful order to leave. And if you don't, you're obstructing my order. I'm the supervisor that's in charge. Okay. [clears throat] >> That's what will happen. I don't >> care. >> You caused us to take you to the police department. >> No, you did. Your actions. your actions. >> Why? Cuz >> you're an adult. You are an adult. >> She's an adult lying. >> She is in char. >> Unbelievable. How old are you? >> 75. >> Then act. It's not enough. >> You're lying. You guys are not. >> I'm not lying. >> Yes, you are. Because >> she doesn't want you here. She has power of attorney. She's asking you to leave. You're not leaving. I gave you an order to leave. You obstructed a lawful order. You're under arrest for obstructing a police officer. Let's go. >> No. No. No. No, >> please. I mean, is there any >> We gave her so many plenty of time. Plenty of time. >> She pushed it. >> Where is she? >> You just want her to watch it. That's >> That's right. Pardon? >> I've done nothing wrong. This is illegal what they're doing. >> No, it's not illegal. No, it's not. >> She has no reason for me. >> Her medical staff says she has dementia. The power attorney says she had does not have the capacity to make those decisions. >> It's too late. It's too late. >> Stop. belongings. >> She'll have to be picked up so you can bring it back there. >> Her belongings. >> Where can I pick her up? >> 700 West Lincoln Highway. >> I'll give you the address. Give us a second. >> So, let me ask you this. >> I'll give you one more chance. >> I've done nothing. You leave on your own accord >> tomorrow. Tomorrow 7 >> right now. I will not arrest you. >> Okay. Can you attempt to talk some sense into her? >> I don't know. I mean, >> I've done nothing wrong. This is >> If I get her out, I I can't bring you here. What? Well, what's the plan? No, they're going to >> There are plenty of hotels in town. >> No, thank you. >> Okay. anything else too bad. >> I did. >> What did you say? >> She cannot say I don't like you. She can you nuts? If she has the power of attorney and she calls his name. >> See, no. See the power of attorney. It's for help. >> Do you want to catch a resisting charge? >> No. See the >> Okay, stop pulling, please. You're going to hurt yourself. >> I'm saying the power yourself. >> Here's the thing. >> You have She does not have the mental capacity to say if you can stay or not. She has dementia. >> Look at the power of attorney. >> The person that is in charge of her. >> Look at the power of attorney. Please tell you to leave. >> Can I have my license? >> No. >> The medical. >> Why not? >> Because you're under arrest. You can have it back when you get to the police car. >> So, it's down that way. So, >> 700 West Lincoln Highway. >> Correct. >> The Cal. Yep. >> My Did you see Did you see her journey? >> My officer already talked to me. >> The power. You saw the power of the journey. He didn't see it. But she >> Hello. It's only weight and not enough weight. >> Huh? >> Not enough weight cuz I'm only 83 lbs. >> Okay. >> My shoes are heavier than me. >> Okay. Sounds good. >> I need to talk to the phone because I want to stop my daughter from taking She's leaving. I leave tomorrow. I don't want her to take your stuff. I want her to leave in the house that I that they rest from. >> Okay. >> So, I can't talk to her. You can hold the phone. Whatever. You can listen. >> Hold on. Okay. >> I'm not in I'm just here to help him get you back there. >> I'm asking Can you wait the phone, please? >> Okay. The the sergeant that was on scene is going to explain everything. Okay. >> Well, no, no. I >> Okay, we're going to walk. We're going to do one thing first. >> Okay, that's fine. All right. You will get phone calls, just not at this moment. Okay. >> Okay. Not at this moment. She has been saying that she's going back to Michigan. >> All right. I have a feeling that you've probably said all this already and I wasn't there. >> No, because I was I mean I didn't know my daughter I thought my daughter lies out >> like I want him to leave it there. So, right here. >> I have my phone. >> And my money, my phone, everything. >> Okay. Come step up here. I'm going to have to check you real quick. Okay. Do you have anything that's going to poke me or stick me? >> No, but I Can you put the phone right here so I can talk to her? >> Okay, we'll figure it out. Okay. Can you give me a minute? I don't I I I wasn't a part of this call. >> I know, but arrested her. She has to leave. And she's taking They said taking my stuff. >> Okay. >> And I want her just to leave it at the house. >> Okay. We'll figure it out, won't we? >> Well, there's nothing to figure out. Well, I I don't know what's going on. I wasn't a part of this. I'm just here to help. Okay? So, I can't give you many answers yet because I don't know. >> The phone, please. I'll pay you the dime. >> We don't need a dime. We'll let you make a phone call, but we're not going to do it at this moment. >> Okay. Can you kick your shoes off for me? Can you do that? >> They're tied on. >> These are untied. >> I get my shoes back. >> You will. Dang it. Oh, dang it. All right. >> No, my head. My head. >> Okay. No, my head. My head. Okay. >> Oh god. >> If I fall, I had a stroke. I'm easily bleedable. >> Okay. >> Take me to the emergency room, please. >> Decal my hip and everything. >> Can you get a 105, please? >> Oh, God. You dropped it on my hip. >> Well, you fell backwards when I went to take your shoe off. It was an accident. And you hit my head. >> A blanket for her head. >> Yeah, get a blanket and my heels. >> All right, Anthony, I'm going to lift your head. Is that good? >> No, because my hip is killing me. >> I understand, but I want to make sure your head stay. Okay. Okay. >> I didn't see you hit your head, but >> Yes. And my my hip. >> Okay. I know you fall on your hip. All right, just lay down. >> Oh my god. >> Let me take you out of the cuffs. >> I know. I know. >> Well, we got the first shoe off so easy. I thought I could just take the other shoe off fairly easy since the first one came off so easy. >> Okay. All right. I know. I know. >> You know what? I don't care. >> You guys thought this is real funny. Power strike. No. >> Nobody's laughing. >> Nobody's laughing. >> Nobody's laughing. >> Nobody's laughing. It's an unfortunate accident. >> You want to Because you had me in handcuffs >> and because of my feet. We don't need to talk about that right now. We're just scared. We're concerned about your health. >> Okay. Well, we're going to get you to the hospital to get you checked out. >> I was taking her shoe off and she handcuffed backwards. >> I got the first shoe off just fine. I went in and this is what we're dealing with. >> No handcuffs. It's not my fault. >> None. >> Nobody said >> I hope Ben's happy. >> And nobody said it's your fault. It's an unfortunate accident. >> No, because I had handcuffs on and you lifted my leg up. I couldn't grab the wall or anything to break my fall. >> I know it's an unfortunate accident. >> No, not an accident. It could have been prevented. >> I can't move my, you know, the my hip is broken. >> Okay. Well, just sit still for not right now. >> You know how long it takes to heal and the bones and everything? >> A long time. I'm sorry. >> You could have seen through Diane the bars and she got this sick because her son is Ben. Ma'am, we're not talking about that right now. The only thing I'm concerned about is your health. >> Don't move if you think your hips broke. >> I can I I can't move that thing. >> Okay, just just relax. >> My daughter is going to be so upset. >> Okay. That's enough. >> She took one shoe off. She went to take that foot back. >> I went to take her shoe off and she lost her balance and she fell backward. >> Okay. Got you. I didn't see her hit her head, but she said that she hit her head, so we called an ambulance right away. >> I know. >> Okay. You want to go to the hospital? >> No. Go home. >> Well, we're not doing that. >> I can't remove pain. >> Then you need to go to the hospital. >> Pardon? >> Then you need to go to the hospital. >> You told us to take you to the ER, so that's what we're doing. >> You see, you hit your head. >> No. I'll take >> No, your head picture of it. I have a response to my bud just in case this >> I had a stroke in my head. >> You take blood thinners? >> No. >> No. >> Thank God. >> What's that? >> Thank God. >> Yeah. >> All right. Does that hurt where I'm touching you back here? >> No. It hurts right between this. >> Okay. Does anything your head, neck, or back hurt you? >> Well, that's the only thing I can't tell. your head, neck, or back. Does it hurt you >> right now? >> Right now, when I touch down your back right here, does that hurt? >> Sounds good. >> That about right here. >> This? >> Yes. This side. >> That side. >> So, we're going to have to move you really quick. We just grab under her arms. Move her. >> Okay. Slow down. >> Can we straighten your legs out, dear? >> Not this one. This one. Oh, right here. >> Which one? Your right one or your left one? Why can't we straighten out? >> No. >> We're going to have to move you. It's going to be uncomfortable. >> Can you slide me? No, we got to get all the way up here. We can't just slide. >> We're not going to move. We're going to move you. You don't have to do anything. >> Yep. >> Oh, no. Don't separate my legs. >> Okay. I'm going to grab right underneath your legs here. I'm going to grab by the waist of your pants. All right. >> Nope. >> Yeah, it should be all right. >> Go ahead and taste. >> Oh. Oh. >> All right. >> You have any medical problems? >> Yes, I have. >> Stroke. Okay. >> Dangerous. You want to straighten this leg out for me, dear? >> No, cuz it hurts everything. >> Okay, sounds good. We'll leave it then. >> My blood pressure. >> No. Do you take medication for your blood pressure? No. >> No. >> I have to be careful. I had a stroke. >> Okay. >> Anything in the painkillers could kill anybody. >> Yeah, we're not going to give you anything. You're good. >> I was trying to get >> You're good. We'll reveal you. >> Yep. We're going to roll you right out. >> An internet. Your family's out front. >> Oh, no. >> But I Well, I can't They can't come back here while you're in P police custody anyways. Do you want me to give them an update? >> No. I'd like to see you. >> I know, but they can't come back. And if you're under arrest. >> Oh, we've been pleading. >> So So here's the question. Is she going to remain under arrest or what's the process? I'll call Sergeant. I'm not >> sure what they're >> like. Is she going to like cuz the whole she's nonviolent like Prince laws aren't she's not going to be >> My daughter is a doctor and PhD. >> Yeah, I know. And her husband is a >> So, is she going to be like bonded out? >> So, I guess the question that's the case then we can avoid all >> the question right now is do you want me to give them an update? >> I'd like to see >> I understand that but until you're done. >> We're trying to make that happen but it's going to take a little bit of time. It's not going to be two minutes from now. >> Okay. I'm going to give him a call. >> Hang tight on that piece of >> Hang out here. >> There's another officer coming up here. You're going to get a city citation and you're going to be released from custody. >> Okay. They're busy out there right now. So, I don't have an exact time of arrival for you, but as soon as one frees up, they'll be on here and we'll we'll get you out of those and we'll be on our way. Okay. Okay. An internet. So, I have some paperwork here for you. Probably should have separated it out there. >> I release you from any harm. >> They I'm sorry. >> It doesn't say I release you from any harm. >> I won't release you from any harm, but you're going to get a couple um complaints here. I'm going to give you the the trespass that we talked about earlier and then you're going to have an NTA. You're going to have a court date out here. >> I'm sorry. >> Cuz you have two misdemeanors. >> I'm sorry. So, I'm going to leave these over here. We got two complaints for trespassed residents and obstructing and resisting. Okay. >> I need my glasses. I I don't have to sign. These are just >> You don't have to sign those. You'll just have to sign your NTA. I can put them over here for now if you'd like me to. >> What's an NTA? >> An NTA is a notice to appear. >> I don't want to sign that. attorney sign. Can I have my attorney sign it? >> I mean, you could refuse to sign it if you'd like, but I'm still going to give it to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Again, this is going to be a trespass. We went over this earlier. I'll leave it over here with your belongings. >> Mhm. >> I can't see. >> Do you want me to kind of raise it a little bit? >> Well, yeah, because the glare I can't see. >> This is just gently go up. That's a little bit. Thank you. Oh, you just brought it down. >> I don't know if there's a a button here. >> The nurse. Okay. They'll be in here momentarily. So, >> I'm sorry. >> Yep. As soon as we're we're done here, your your family can come out here. So, you're refusing to sign your notice to appear? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Your court date is on there. It's going to be Tuesday, February 17th. You and your daughter can look over the paperwork. Okay. No, I want my I want my change to review. >> Well, then then you can call them then later. [snorts] >> That's fine. We just told you on camera. >> Well, we're going to leave it with you. So, I mean, if you want to go it over it with your attorney, you are free to do so. >> And then the last thing off. >> Yeah. I just got one more piece of paperwork to go over with you. Let me get you out of this first. So, the last form is uh an authorization to release your medical information. >> I'll go along with that. >> I'm sorry. >> I'll go along with that. >> You'll go along with that. >> It's a form that you can look over if you're willing to sign it. It means that whatever test that they're doing here for you from your fall. Then they can let us know what the test say. >> I get an apology then. >> Huh? >> Then will I get an apology? >> I I don't know what that >> But this should not have happened. It's notice. >> Okay. Well, then an accident happened and you fell on the floor and >> No, you lifted my leg up, but >> Okay. I was taking your shoe off. It's all on camera. I'm not going to debate it. We're just asking if you're willing to fill out the form, then they can give us the paperwork of all the tests and everything that they did here today. If that's okay with you, then you can fill out that form and then they can just give it to us without us having to go through hoops or calling you and asking you for it and all the things. Does that make sense? It's a medical release form from today. Not all your medical history or anything. Just from today, that's all it is. >> Can I give you my tracing report and report it to him? Can I give you what? >> I'll forward it to my >> Okay, we'll leave it here. If you want to fill it out, leave and you just you can fill it out. You can fax it to us, send it to us, or leave it here with them when you leave. Do you want my daughter to look at it? Um, however you decide to do it. Okay. Do you have any questions for him about paperwork he gave you? >> It's in my eyes. I don't have my glasses. I don't have my glasses. We're going to get a nurse in here so she could raise you up. Okay. >> Okay. But I need my glasses. >> Okay. >> Well, we don't have Are these your glasses? >> They couldn't figure it out. She wants it lifted. >> And I don't know if I can figure it out. >> Lifted like Oh, the head. >> Okay. Get my dog. >> Ready? Silly. Silly. Okay. She can if you want her to come then she can. >> Okay. So, this is your NTA. I don't know if you want to throw your glasses on. >> I have to. >> Okay. >> I lost my vision. I lost my looks. >> So, again, a notice to appear. Your court date is going to be down here. 21825. The courthouse is in Sycamore. That's the address. It'll be at 9:00 a.m. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Let me fill out the room number for you since it's not there. >> Let's just put down 100. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, it's going to be in room 100, but you have two class A misdemeanors. One for obstructing and one for trespassed residents. Those are the statute numbers, the date that it occurred, all your information there. Any questions about this one? I wrote refuse because you want to go over it with your attorney first, >> right? >> Okay. So, you're just refusing to sign it in the in the moment. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I'll take that one back. >> Then when will you give it back to you? >> You have you have your copy. All your copies were separated >> in your hands. Everything's typed and printed. Okay. And then the other ones are just the complaints for the charges. Okay. >> Oh, that'd be interesting. >> Well, I mean, you got your copy, so you're free to read them. You don't need to sign them or anything. >> They're here. >> Yes. All that's there. And then the just the the trespass notice. You can't go back to Robert's circle. Otherwise, we're going to meet again, and I don't want to meet again. Okay. It's nothing personal. >> Any questions about anything? Dumb Police Department. >> What's that? >> Dumb Police Department. >> I'm sorry you feel that way, but I hope you feel better. We have your medical release form here. Again, if you could fill that out, that'd be great. >> Any other questions? >> No. Can you bring Let my daughter? >> Your daughter will be in momentarily. Okay. >> All right. She comes in. >> Yeah. I mean, that's fine. We're We're good. You want her here? >> All right. Hope you feel better soon. Let us know what you thought of the video in the comments below.