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is I'm moving out. Today is the day. You know, I try to knock over the door to get my TV and then I open the door says get out of my room. Get out of my room. >> Gotcha. Thank you. And then there is another issue with >> You have a warrant. Anything? >> You do have a warrant. Yes. >> To come into my room. >> You have an arrest warrant. Knock it off. >> You got to refill the camera. What it is? >> All right. Listen. Okay. You just spit. >> I spit on you. I'm done. >> On January 25th, 2023, a man called the police simply to get his TV back while moving out. But what followed was not simple. A woman refused to cooperate, yelled through the door, and turned a calm request into chaos. What started with a TV ended with handcuffs. This is the wild moment she thought she got away. Watch now. >> It's just a little 1096. >> Hello. >> Good evening. >> How you How you doing? >> I'm doing good. >> Can we come here to talk to you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Appreciate that. >> Thank you. >> So, what exactly is going on? >> So, I'm trying to get my TV back because I'm moving up. Today is the day. You know, I try to knock over the door to get my TV. And then I open the door says, "Get out of my room. Get out of my room." Said, "Can I at least take my TV?" He said, "Get out of my room." All right. I say I'm not going to deal with this. I'm going to call the police, handle this legally way instead of like doing it properly cuz I'm trying to get my life back together. >> Okay, I get you. Okay, >> I'm not going to argue with somebody. >> Yeah, >> but if she don't want to come give out the TV, I got to charge her for death. I'm I'm sorry, but I got to do what I got to do. >> Okay. Um, where is her room? Is she up there? >> Yeah. Okay, let's show >> that. You guys, you guys in a relationship? Are you guys roommates? >> No type of >> No type of romance relationship at all. >> No. >> Who is it? >> How did she get into her room? >> What do you want? >> I'm not coming in the room. It's the Cal police. >> What do you want? I don't want to talk to you. >> Okay. Well, we're trying to figure out what's going on with the TV. >> There's nothing going on. I told him don't enter my room because I was sleep. He has no permission to come into my room while I sleep. >> Okay. And no one's in your room. >> So, thank you. >> So, >> I'll deal with it when I get up. >> Okay. Well, we're here. We got to talk about it. >> What do you want to talk about? >> So, what is the issue with it? What's going on? >> What is the issue? >> He's saying it's his TV. What? >> This is why we're trying to talk with you is because obviously people are going to have different sides of the story. We're trying to talk with you. >> Okay. What is the issue? I'm sleeping my room. I don't want to talk right now. So, what's the issue? >> So, he's saying it's his TV. Can he get his TV to leave >> once I get up? I told him not to enter my room. >> So, that's the issue with it. >> What's the issue? We share this TV. This TV has been living room the entire time. >> Okay, I get you. >> Okay, but I TV. >> Can you come talk with me instead of talking through the door? >> I just told you that. >> Alicia, can we just talk like human beings, please? >> I don't want to talk. If you want to get his TV, he can come get his TV, but I don't want to talk with you. That's not an issue. >> So, it's okay if he steps in to get his TV. >> I'll open my door once you all leave. >> Well, we just don't want to have to come back. And it doesn't seem like it's working out if we had to come here >> because I was sleep and told him not to enter my room. >> We're We got called. We're here to try and resolve this civily. >> The issue I just told you get his TV. >> The man called the police hoping to calmly retrieve his TV while moving out. It sounded simple until it wasn't. The woman inside claimed she was asleep and had no interest in talking. She wouldn't open the door, but make sure her voice got through loud and clear from behind it. >> What? You all leave. >> This is too This is too >> Okay. Well, he's just trying to get it while we're here to to not have issues. Okay. >> Okay. Well, I'll sit it outside. Could you please First of all, he's not even supposed to be upstairs. >> He's not. >> So, could you please read from upstairs on my property and I'll put the TV outside the door. Thank you. >> He's downstairs. >> Gotcha. Thank you. And then there is another issue with All right, >> Miss James. Could you please not get it? We're not We're not But let you have a warrant. Anything? >> You do have a warrant. Yes. >> To come into my room. >> You have an arrest warrant >> for what? >> FDA failure to appear for court. You're under arrest. >> Can I get my gloves? I mean, my uh eyelasses. >> Yeah, that's fine. Excuse me. >> We'll be decent with you as long as you can be decent with us. >> No, but y'all don't have to come to my house. So, excuse me. >> Don't push me. >> Don't push me. >> Don't push me. >> No, don't push me. >> We're not doing that anymore. We're not doing that. You push me over the TV. >> No, over the TV. Please. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Arrest me. I'm not resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stupid. >> Y'all doing too much. >> Well, don't push me. >> I didn't push you. I stopped without taking. >> Can you say excuse me then? >> Did you give me a chance? >> Well, want to break push me back. So, stop playing with me. >> I pushed you back because I'm trying to grab you. Knock it off. You got I reveal the camera just I pushed you. >> You did? >> No, I did not. You stood to the corner right there and I stomp it over the floor. >> Okay. >> And what you do? You push me, right? >> You >> right. Did you have to push me? No. I didn't push. >> All right. If you spin my face again, it's going to be acting. >> Don't got no shoes on. >> We'll help you get the shoes. But when you're pushing, >> where shoes at? Where the shoes at? >> Where are they? That's not my room. And I just said I don't have a shoe and you still take me downstairs. >> Where are your shoes? We will get them for you right now. >> In my room. >> Okay. Where in the room? So I'm not going all over. >> Over there. Y too much. >> Where at in here? I'm not seeing them. >> Look behind the door. >> Behind the door. >> Nothing >> over there in the closet. I mean behind the closet. >> Um, no. I don't get out. >> I don't give a what it is. >> I'm trying to >> I don't give a what it is. >> All right. Listen. Okay. You just spit. >> I spit on you. I'm yelling. >> Understand that. So lower your voice and act like >> you just push me for no reason. >> I don't got to listen to you taking me to jail already. So I don't got to listen to you >> that you will hopefully be out. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Right. But you just literally pushed me as a woman for no reason to have me not to act upset. >> Okay. I >> That's so rude. >> I was trying to talk to you. >> After you seen the >> She refused to leave without shoes, glasses, and a good argument. The officers kept their cool, but things quickly turned into a chaotic storm of yelling, accusations, and lost footwear. What began as a simple request for a TV spiraled into a noisy showdown with no shoes in sight. >> TV in my life. I don't give a if you want to talk to me or not. answer your question. >> He's trying to >> treat exactly how the y'all just treat me. >> Push me. So, let's find >> a push you. You ground >> I can talk to you. Get the >> wedge on the ground. >> Stupid. You ain't got to grab me to put my foot on the ground. Dry from you the other. >> No, you ain't trying to do your dumb up. >> I really spit on you. >> Sorry, I didn't hear any radio. Spread your legs for me. >> Just spread enough. Check. D. >> No, I'm giving you or spread your legs so I can search. >> It's already spread. >> Why do your stance just cooperate so we can get this done and we can get you out? >> Could you just push me in the house for no reason? I don't give a you got to get done. >> Boy, no. You don't start, boy. Do you think you tell me to check? >> I got to push a know how to push a push. >> You clearly did that upstairs. >> Cuz you talking about I did. Now what? >> Okay then. What you talking about? >> I don't care. >> Neither do I. Cuz you saying, boy. No cameras work any whole time. >> All right. Well, I'll meet you at the PD. >> Thank you, bro. >> No problem. >> Yep. >> You good talking with them, man? >> Yeah, I'll talk. >> Thank you. [Applause] Officers like I just told you. I didn't have my dress on. >> All right, I get it. We got off on the wrong foot. Can we start over here? >> Yes, sir. >> I appreciate it. What we were trying to explain there is an FDA warrant. Typically, they're going to give you an NTA to be out on a signature. Like you're yelling the I gate. You're yelling, but you're still spitting in our faces. >> With all of that, it can be an aggravated battery to police officer, which is a felony, which means you're going to county for the night. It may not look like it. We're trying to help you out there. >> Yelling because you all pushed me after I tripped over a court and said I didn't have my glasses on and I have prescribed contact that you all didn't let me put on. Your cameras work though, right? Definitely. So, you take me to jail, you're going to make sure you see me physically pushing with my hands, right? >> Yep. And I saw it with my eyes. >> Just making sure. No, it doesn't matter what you saw with your eyes cuz you can lie on me just like people lie all the time. So that camera is going to show me tripping and then what's going to happen from there? >> So again, right now we're looking at FDA and resisting. That is it. >> They told her she had a warrant for missing court, which she could have simply signed and been on her way. All the yelling and drama might now turn into something more serious. Honestly, it's a relief she had a warrant because no amount of shouting could cover up how clueless and irritated she was acting. >> Um, again, like I said, I wasn't resisting. Your cameras work. You see the cord in the TV on the floor, right? >> Okay. >> You see me trying to get past and him standing right in front of me. Why would he stand right in front of me if I'm trying to get to my glasses? Why would you all continue to stand in front of me and not take a step back? >> Because that's what we have to do. >> You have to start underrest. You already told me that I can get my glasses. Neither one of you took a step back, right? >> Sure. So, >> okay. Thank you. You just said sh the camera. That's all I needed. Thank you. >> Okay. Go ahead and put your hands on the counter. >> Okay. We may This is a new thing. Let me look at the We've apparently got >> Okay, we got clothes you can put on for it. >> How long am I going to be here? >> It should >> something that I didn't do. How long am I going to be here? >> It So, it's with the county. The warrant is basically the county has to get back to us. It just depends on when the county responds. >> I'm talking about what you said about the resisting. >> So, the resisting is a simple thing with the warrant. Basically, it comes to the county. What they're going to do, if it's an NTA or they're going to extradite, that is determined by the county that issued the warrant. >> So, I have to go over to the county jail. >> Not necessarily. We have to wait for them to respond. >> So, why do I have to change my clothes? >> Because you can't have the string. >> I thought you said you had scissors to it. >> It's up to you. Would you prefer I cut it or give you clothes? Okay. And then we will put you in the cell and get the paperwork going. All right. >> Are you able to remove the piercing here? No. Okay, that's fine. I had to ask. No. All right. Go ahead and put your hands on the counter. >> No matter. >> Go ahead and face the counter. I'll be back with you. and let you know what they say. >> Meanwhile, the deputy reviewing the footage pointed out that most police calls aren't about major crimes, but everyday chaos like this. Two grown adults couldn't settle who owned a TV, and it ended in an arrest. Honestly, the outcome wasn't surprising. Her rude attitude turned a small issue into a big problem. She brought this on herself. She was booked on her outstanding warrant and additionally charged with resisting arrest. 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