I need her to hurry up. I need them off of me. I can't feel my wrist. I need them off of me. [laughter] >> Relax. Relax. Relax your wrist. >> I need them OFF OF ME. I CANNOT FEEL MY ARMS. I need them off. [laughter] [gasps] >> STOP MY SHOULDER POP. MY SHOULDER POP. Please stop my SHOULDER POP. MY SHOULDERS stop moving. Stop moving. 29. >> On May 9th, 2025, officers were called to a Motel 6 after staff reported a woman causing a disturbance and refusing to leave. When officers arrive, they find her trapping the staff inside and they confront her. >> Hey, what's going on? >> They're refusing to let me get my belongings so I can leave. >> Okay. [clears throat] You have belongings here? >> I have belongings here. to let me get them so I can leave. >> Okay. In what room? >> Huh? >> In what room? >> I was in room 239. The girl left. She left my stuff in there. I went back up there to try to grab it and and nothing is there >> in 239. >> Yes. I have a juice couture wallet, everything. And they're never letting me get it. >> Okay, let me talk to him real quick. Step to the side. >> Step to the side. >> Hey, >> what all did you leave in that room? I left my Juicy Couture wallet and I think that's what >> was Is it brown? >> Yes. >> Okay. Not a wallet. Back up. Back up. So, it's not a wallet. So, >> it's a pouch. >> It's just makeup. What he has right there is makeup. That's all he got from >> It's a [laughter] pouch. And that was in my bag. >> I understand. But she All she had All she has is makeup. So, this whatever else in that room is not there no more. That's what he's saying. All he has is that stuff. >> So, >> so you're gonna have to figure figure out something else. Wolves was in every room previously, but your stuff's not in there. So, you're going to have to leave. >> I'm going in every single car. What's in it? >> No, you're not. >> I'm here. >> Ma'am, they don't want you on the property, so you got to leave. >> Okay. Well, I need my stuff. >> Ma'am, if Come here real quick. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me. Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm right here. I'm going to check out real quick. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm 23. >> Let's go. >> Stop. Put your hands. Let's go. >> 23 from 20. 25 detained. >> My car is over here. >> Stop. >> I'm going to my vehicle. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> You're not. >> 251 detained at 2031. >> Stop. >> Charles, two, >> you can't be on the property. Are you going to leave? Are you going to leave? >> WHAT? GET MY CAR. YES. >> OKAY. Say now I'm going to pick up a criminal trespassing now. >> Hit me in my car. >> Where's your car at? >> Right there. >> Okay. Well, you you can't leave now. [screaming] Stop taking the cuffs. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. I'M TRYING TO CALL MY MOM TO COME GET ME. >> I'M GOING TO THE car now. Going to my squad. Going to get a ticket. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> 30. I think I got one of the >> I needed TO GET MY STUFF. >> You're getting a ticket cuz you just refused to leave. I told you verbally that you got to leave. >> I'm telling you I'm leaving. I got my stuff. >> What's your ID? What do you need? >> My ID IS IN MY WALLET. >> Give me home. What do you need me to do? What's your name? >> My ID is in my wallet. >> Where's your name? >> You want to tell me your name? You're going to go on station. Tell me where your name is. >> So, I'm a master. Now, can I please go get my ID out of my license? Out of my car. >> You need these in your car? >> Yes. >> You have your keys. >> I need your wallet. [laughter] >> IF I COULD GET TO HIM. >> CAN I go in your house? You didn't see anyone matching that. How do you spell your name? >> V U L M A. >> My fiance has my >> Where are your keys? I can't >> He has Don't grab my arm. >> Stop moving around. >> Let go of my arm. Let go of my arm. >> How you spell your last name? >> Give me my phone. >> Stop. How do you spell your last name? This is more difficult than it has to be. Stop trying to put the cuffs off. >> The cuffs are coming off because I'm getting my phone. >> No, you're not. STOP. >> LET GO. >> STOP. Let me double. >> Let go of me. >> She has a needle on her left pocket. JUST >> LET GO OF ME. >> WHAT ARE you doing? Stop. >> I'm going to have you step back. BECAUSE I'M TRYING TO GET MY STUFF out of my car. >> Let go of me. >> Can you stop? What are you doing? >> You're making this long. >> Get off me. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Okay, stop it. You're not doing that. >> Go to the back and get a spinner. >> Stop. >> Yeah, I got one. >> Do you want me to run? >> I know. I know where mine's at. >> Now you're going to jail now. >> Well, I was record. >> Get off me. 21 [snorts] >> 195. [laughter] >> Get off. One for Charles. Jul. >> Okay. She needs to come on. Get off me. >> And I'll be SPITTING OFF. >> GET OFF ME. Get off. [screaming] >> Stop. Don't even try to do that. >> Or maybe I'll cam off. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Get off me. >> Get off me. >> [laughter] >> Get off of me. [laughter] >> Do you think you want to bring a >> I need her to hurry up. I need them off of me. >> I can't [ __ ] feel my wrist. I need them off of me. >> Relax. Relax. Relax your wrist. >> I need them OFF OF ME. I CANNOT feel my arms. I need them off. [gasps and laughter] Get off. >> Get off of me. >> Get off. I CAN'T FEEL THE CIRCULATION IN MY ARM. MOVE. >> You got to go over there. >> I cannot feel my arm. >> With her somewhat under control, the officers still have a tough challenge to tackle. She needs to be searched top to bottom before they can safely secure her in the squad car. GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. [screaming] >> STOP. >> Get off. Get off. [screaming] >> You know where? >> No, I DON'T. [screaming] 9138. >> Get off of me. [laughter] >> Get off. [screaming] >> Get off. >> Let me get in this pocket. >> STOP. MY SHOULDER POP. MY SHOULDER POP. Please stop. My shoulder pop. MY SHOULDER. >> STOP. Stop moving. >> Stop moving. [screaming] >> Let go of me. [laughter] GOOD. WALKER TO THIS ONE. >> Get his dinner out. >> Where'd you see it? >> Get off of me. >> Get off. >> Get off. Get off. [screaming] >> Stop. >> Get off. That's my stuff on the floor. >> We'll get it. Just get inside the spot. >> No. >> Sit inside. >> No. >> Safe inside. >> No. Stop. >> 21. >> Get off me. >> Yeah. >> I know. >> Can I USE IT? >> GET OFF. >> STOP. >> GET OFF. YOU pieces of Get off. >> Stop trying to take THEM OFF. >> LET GO of me. Away from me, [ __ ] Stop. You're going to get more char. >> Stop kicking. >> You're going to catch more charge. >> You know, stop kicking. You're under >> you and you you stupid pricks. looking. >> You act like I can't get out of these. >> Jokes on you. >> Ain't the first time I've been in handcuffs. >> Stop battery catch more charges right now charges. Them charges. [sighs and snorts] >> I told you give me the phone with my charges, B. think I'm worried about you? Abso fuckingutely not. [snorts] >> Stop. >> No. Kiss my >> Stop that right now. >> Kiss my ass. Stop cooking. You're going to catch another charge. You're going to catch another charge. Another charge. Another charge. Another charge. >> What are you doing? You're acting like a child. >> I don't give a >> sit down. Shut up. You shut up, [ __ ] >> Look at you. Look what you're doing. >> You shut up. >> Embarrassing. >> Shut up. >> Shut up. Shut up, [ __ ] >> 12 years old. >> Shut up, [ __ ] >> Worry about how old I am, [ __ ] That's what you need to worry about. How old you are, [ __ ] >> I'm not acting like a child. >> No, you're acting like a stupid [ __ ] >> Right. >> That's what you're acting like. >> These handcuffs are off, so don't worry. Once these doors unlock. >> After her temper tantrum, scratching, kicking, and spitting in the officer's faces, Zulimma was arrested and charged with aggravated battery on a peace officer, resisting or obstructing a peace officer, and criminal trespass.