Please, I'm sorry. Please >> get >> Are you listening to me? >> Tell him where I am. >> On January 16th, 2025, officers spotted a woman driving recklessly before she suddenly turned onto a side street and pulled into a dark parking lot, switching off her lights as if to hide. When officers approached, the woman appeared agitated and claimed she was having a panic attack, setting the tone for a tense and unusual encounter. >> Because I'm having a panic attack and I was sitting outside of my mom's house and I'm just trying to get to my boyfriend's house. I'm sorry, officer. I I blank and I've been having a panic attack all night. >> Oh, you have your license on you? >> Yeah, I do, sir. Please, please don't arrest me. Please. >> Why would I arrest you? because I'm having such a panic attack. >> Panic attack against the wall. >> I I have I have a I have a I a supposed to pay off a boot in Providence. I'm sorry. That's why I was avoiding it. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Stop. Just be quiet. You're making things worse. You're making things worse. >> Cuz you keep talking. >> Just shut your mouth. Please get out of your car. >> No. >> Get out of the car. The window gets smashed. >> No. >> Get out of the car, >> officer. >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Just get out of the car. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Do yourself a favor and just help. >> No, please. >> No, please. I'm sorry. Please. I'm very scared. I have debilitating anxiety. >> Hey, listen. Here's the deal. All right. If you have such anxiety, okay, you're flying down the road, then you try ducking me down some side streets, pulling into a parking lot, and shutting your lights off. Pretend I didn't see you. >> That wasn't what it was. I was not to mention you don't have a license. >> I do have a license. >> It's suspended. >> No, it's not. >> It is. My license is not suspended. >> Okay. I just ran it. The state of my stop. >> As of when? >> As of last year. >> No, my license is >> Why are we screaming? Why are we screaming? >> Because >> Jimmy, they're saying my license is suspended as of last year. That's >> No, my license. Jimmy, >> can you come get her? >> Listen to them. >> Jimmy, can Jimmy, are you are you listen? No. Jimmy, are you listening to them? >> I wouldn't I wouldn't listen. >> Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, is there anywhere you can come get her? >> Yeah, I can come get her. >> Come get her, please. >> They're saying Jimmy, they're saying my license is suspended. >> Stop. Why are you screaming? >> Jimmy, shut up. >> They're saying >> They are saying my license is suspended as a >> They just asked me if I could come get you. I can come get you, right? Are you listening to me? >> I >> They're saying my license is suspended as of last night. >> How much you have anything to drink tonight? >> Where I can come get you, please. >> Behind the >> I just got off of work >> at a bar. >> Can I come get you? Where can I come get you? >> They just said that my license is suspended as of >> Hold on. Stop talking, Jimmy. >> Jimmy, the scene kicked off with our main lead bouncing between guilt trips and teary apologies, trying to wrap trouble in the blanket of panic. Her mouth ran faster than her brain, which seemed to have drifted somewhere into space. Meanwhile, poor Jimmy, caught in the crossfire, got stuck between the officer's authority. >> Excuse me. No, officer. >> You're You're working your way into jail. Okay, I'm going to tell you that right now. Just stop talking and let me talk to Jimmy. >> My license is suspended. Jimmy, >> Jimmy, no. Jimmy. Jimmy, you shut up. And they said my sus license is suspended as of last year. >> I'm calling mommy. >> You just shut up now. >> I'll be calling mommy. >> If you talk to mommy like that, I'm sure she's going to [ __ ] hang up on you, too. >> You know, I was just I was having Jimmy come pick you up, but you hung up on him, so I couldn't even tell him where you're at. >> Mommy is uh Head of City Highway. I don't care what your mom mommy is. I'm the president of the United States. >> Hi, Mommy. Um, >> so I'm driving home from work and these these officers are saying that my license has been suspended since last year. >> No, that was being stated when you went to court. >> I'm telling you right now, I just ran it. It comes back as suspended. >> Yeah, my license comes back as suspended. >> So, I'm sitting right outside of Taco. >> No, they're about a mile away. Uh uh Teo is right there. >> Yep. Take's right there. >> Teo's right there. >> This is This isn't Take >> Yep. That's Teco. That is Teo. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> All right. What's the difference? Do I have your widow? >> I'm He's He's being What's your What's your badge number? >> Sergeant Dostra. >> Sergeant Dosta. >> This is all on camera. You I It's all on camera. The whole thing. Sorry, that's not really It doesn't help in your course. >> Mommy, you didn't do anything wrong. >> Where you going? >> I was trying to come home. >> I thought you were going to your boyfriend's house, >> which is right next to my mom's house. You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> But you know what, Kate? If you're going to be like that, >> Mom, I'm going to end up in trouble. >> Yep. Oh [ __ ] >> She's right. Your mom's right. >> No, I'm damn not. Can you please come? They're not giving me space to talk to you alone. I They followed me. I was driving right. They followed me all the way into this parking lot. I hid here because I was being followed home. And now Sergeant Dosta is standing outside of my car. [Music] >> The The funny part is we're trying to get you out of here cuz clearly and they don't want to deal with you either. Oh, they just said that you both you and Jimmy both don't want to deal with you. >> You talk to everyone like [ __ ] >> Because I'm a piece of [ __ ] Because I'm a piece of [ __ ] They need to get away from me. >> I said you talk to everyone like [ __ ] >> Mommy, you need to You need to [ __ ] get here. I'm in the Jacob. >> Someone come get here. >> Are they going to They said if somebody shows up here, >> they'll let me [ __ ] go. Our tipsy diva made a brilliant choice to call her mother. Picture dialing your mom while flanked by uniforms and two cuffs away from destiny. Honestly, being booked sounds preferable to surviving that. Officers watch the meltdown. Patience fraying into a thin thread and annoyance circled them like a mosquito barely contained behind professional calm. >> But close my [ __ ] door, please. And thank you. >> You keep listen. You're not in charge of this car stop. Okay, you're work you're working your way into jail. Keep running Keep running your mouth. >> Mommy. >> Mommy, I'm not a [ __ ] I ain't no [ __ ] >> That's >> That's not That's real nice. >> That's real good. >> Yeah, I ain't no [ __ ] [ __ ] >> That's real good. >> Work on that. >> You should work on that. >> You should work on that. >> You have an anger problem. >> You should work on that. >> You have an anger problem. >> You should work on that. Get up the [ __ ] away. These people do not know. [Music] >> Tell him where I am. >> Oh, she seems lovely. >> No, they they told me I have to tell you where I am. >> I'd love to tell them where you're at, but you keep screaming at everybody. >> Tell my mom where I am. Tell my mom where I am. >> Where does your mom work again? >> City highway department. >> Body camera footage go sees you acting like this. How how that's going to look on her. >> I can't wait. I can't wait. She's been there 30 years. >> This is going to look terrible. >> [ __ ] you. >> Yeah. >> Tell them where. Tell my mother where I am. She >> She's behind the Crescent Senior Center if you'd like to come pick up this lovely lady. This lovely lady. >> Someone come get her. >> This lovely lady. Shut up. Tell her my name. >> Do you have my name? Do you have my name? >> What's my name? >> You hang up on everyone that's trying to help you. >> I don't seriously >> I don't understand. I don't understand. >> Shut your [ __ ] mouth and don't say another word to that [ __ ] Don't say another word. You look great. >> 24,383.4. >> Tell me what your badge numbers are. >> You're obviously videotaping it, so you can read it off my shirt. >> No. Uh, I can't I don't have my glasses on, so tell me your badge numbers. Um, it's facing me and I can't turn it around. So, what's your badge number? Say it, >> sir. >> You can read it, >> sir. What's your badge number, sir? You can read it. >> Sir, what is your badge number? >> You can read it. >> Sir, what is your badge number? No, I can't. I don't have my [ __ ] glasses. If I can't get out of my car. 408. What's yours? 513. >> Actually, you know what? >> 513. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Um, I was at work all night. >> Yep. And you work at a bar. Okay. When you stepped out of the car to scream in my face, I detected a strong order of an alcoholic beverage emanating from your breath. I'm >> I'm going to ask you to do a kill sobriety test. >> I'm not doing it. >> Then you're going to go to jail. >> Even the wrath of her mother couldn't sober the storm of her drunk drama. She argued over everything, demanding badge numbers like she was hosting an interrogation show. Meanwhile, her breath was screaming evidence louder than any breathalyzer. The only thing keeping the scene from collapsing was the officer's perfectly timed sarcasm holding the chaos together. I'm not doing it. Step out of the car. No, I'm not doing it. >> Step out of the car, >> sir. I'm not doing it. >> Step out of the car. >> No. >> No, I'm not doing it. >> No, I'm not doing it. Don't do that to me. >> Oh, you did everything to yourself. >> You walked away. You got out of You got your car and screamed in my face. >> You didn't give me your badge number >> where I can smell your breath. >> You did not give me your badge number. >> Got a car. >> You did not give me your badge number. >> I'm asking you one last time to get out of your car. >> No. No, suffer. Don't do that to me. >> You didn't give me your badge number. >> I think you've been drinking a little bit. >> No, I haven't drank. >> And I'd like you to do a field party. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Step out. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> No, sir. >> Step out of the car. >> No, sir. >> All right. Last chance. You're going to jail. >> What you doing? Just climb in the passenger car. >> No, sir. I'm not doing that. >> This is excessive. >> It's not excessive. I haven't We haven't done anything to you yet except for you out of the car. >> I asked you. You're bad over. You made me come out of the car. I'm not doing this. Please don't do this to me. Please. >> This for the rest of my life. Please don't do this to me. >> Do this to yourself. Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. [Music] >> No. No. My mom and somebody else is coming in here. Please, sir. No. >> No. >> We're not doing this anymore. >> No. Please. >> We're not doing this anymore. >> I didn't do anything. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Put her on the ground. Put her on the ground. Relax. Relax. Listen. Relax. Relax. Please don't do this to me. Please. >> All right. >> No. Please. Please. I have I have triple anxiety. Please. My mom is My mom. Please. Please. No. My mommy my mommy is right there. No. My mom is right there. My mom is on Christmas tree. She's coming. Please. My mom is coming. Please. Please, no. Please, please do not listen. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. Nothing. >> I have what on me? >> Any of those could hurt us or yourself? >> No. No. Please. No. >> Just sit in the car. >> No. Please. Can you please Can you please give me my slippers? >> Can you please? It's my jewel. My jewel charger is on the ground, please. >> Can you please Can somebody fix my socks? >> Can somebody fix my Please >> sit in the car. Sit in the car. Relax. >> Please, somebody fix it in a second. >> I have the ability. I need my I need my >> breath tests and badge numbers became the props in her late night drama. She resisted getting out of the car like it was a life ordeath mission in her own movie. The officers, visibly drained, were running on pure patience fumes. Even after the cuffs clicked, her mouth didn't rest. Pleading, crying, and calling for her mom like a baby. >> Please, no. I have officers I have debilitated. Please help somebody fix. Please, please, sir. Please fix my sock. Mostly, sir, fix my sock. My mom is she is on the way down here. Please, please. My mommy is My mommy is coming. My mommy is coming. My mom anxiety. >> We just want to get through this. You're going to calm down and work with me. >> I don't >> calm down and work with us. Listen. Shh. You better read yourself something. We're going to try to work hard to get you. You have to calm down. >> I I can't. >> I really my anxiety. Please officer. I'm asking you. I will sit. Even after reaching the station, our drama queen remained firmly in her meltdown era, pleading, arguing, and negotiating like she was disputing a return policy, not facing arrest. Even the simple offer of a phone call turned theatrical. One can only hope that a night behind bars might sober both her body and her alcohol-fueled nasty mouth. >> Can you please just take these off of my Please. >> I'm I'm going to take them all. If you do anything stupid, they're coming right back. >> I swear to God stupid passenger seat and you kept saying no, you're not going to do it. >> The only reason I was outside of the driver's seat was because you made me read your badge number. >> I didn't make you do anything. Okay. >> He He said it was my badge number and he made me get out of the driver's seat. Um that it's He made me get out of the driver's seat. I was sitting there. >> All right. He's not the one running this. I'm the one running this. >> I'm I'm speaking to you. I you >> I'm going to leave you. >> I would like to speak to my mother. No, I don't like you. It >> doesn't matter if you like me or not. I'm >> like, where is my Where >> You can make a phone call right here. >> Where is my phone? >> I have your phone. >> Can I have it? >> You can make a phone call right here. >> Can I have it to find my phone numbers? >> Listen, you don't bark orders here. >> Can I have it to find my phone number to call my mom? I don't know my mom's phone number off the top. as you get her mother's phone over. >> You're not going to dictate how this goes, okay? This isn't my first day on the job. >> Have a seat. >> I'm not having a seat. >> Your mom's number. >> Do we pick up the phone? >> Can I have my phone? >> That's your mom. It's your number. >> I will I will matter. That's not how this >> Where is she? Is my mom out there? Is my mom out there? I don't know. She >> No, she didn't. >> No, she did. >> What do I have to do to do I dial nine? >> Just dial the number. >> The female was charged with driving on a suspended license, DUI, and resisting arrest. If you enjoyed watching this video, make sure to like it and comment your thoughts below. Also, don't forget to subscribe to Kings of Raw Body Cam.