I me too IS MY PUT IT ON THE GROUND. >> This woman suddenly snaps and her actions turn increasingly erratic by the second. But what she does next is so unexpected it's about to turn the officer's entire day into absolute hell. All while leading to an intense chase. It is the afternoon of August 3rd in Revena, Michigan, when troopers are dispatched to what seems like a routine domestic call about a distraught woman. Nobody is prepared for the events that are about to spiral out of control when she comes face to face with the officers. >> I have an ID on you. >> What was that? >> Screwed over. >> Okay. >> Hold on. >> Is this your family or who is it? >> That woman is identified as Courtney my right off the bat. Her behavior doesn't sit right with officers, and the way she acts begins to raise concern. But little do the cops know, this situation is about to become a nightmare. To get a clearer picture of what's really going on, officers decide to ask around the people who made the call. >> What's going on today? You need medical attention? >> No. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> That's where all this came from. >> I see the back of it. What happened today? >> I don't know. This the girl out there, he's been staying with from what I understand. And then but in the meantime, he come over here to help this lady out with some brush back here in the in in the front yard. >> Mhm. >> Anyways, >> she wasn't she wasn't she wasn't happy him took him away to ask him to help her work help her do some work. Mhm. >> Well, and and so she and uh I guess she was angry. She called her a bunch of names earlier today about this about the situation. >> But anyways, well, um I was in the house getting a bite to eat. I look out the window. Here she comes storming up the driveway all red in the face. >> All right. Well, I'm going to arrest her just cuz she did assault you. Okay. >> To the prosec. >> Okay. I'm going to be right back. Okay. It doesn't take long for officers to realize that Courtney is the one causing the havoc here. As they move in to arrest her, her behavior turns increasingly unsettling. But this is only the beginning of a harrowing encounter. >> Matter what the they say. >> He's saying he's saying that you assaulted him. >> Okay. >> Thanks. >> Do you have >> Do you have any other family or anything? No. >> Unfortunately, you're going to be under arrest for assaulting him. Okay. Well, if you can behave and put your hands in the front for me, >> I'll be cooperative with you. Okay. >> He gets away with what he did. Okay. >> You have anything in your purse? >> What? >> Okay. Any weapons? Anything? >> No. >> All right. I'm going to have to take a look at it real quick. Okay. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. Now you're going to force me. Y put your hands behind your back. Put your bag in the car, >> Courtney. Put the bag down. >> I not leaving my stuff. >> Not leaving my stuff. >> Put the bag on the ground. >> I'm not leaving my stuff. Make me leave my stuff. >> I'm not going to make you leave it. You're >> me too, >> Courtney. You me too. >> Don't get away. SOMEBODY GET SOMEBODY HERE. PUT YOUR BAG on the ground. You ain't making me LEAVE MY STUFF. YEAH. >> PUT your bag on the ground. >> Why? So I can leave it. >> You're going to make me lose my >> Make me lose MORE OF MY STUFF. Put your bag on the ground. You're going to make me lose more of my [ __ ] >> For me, too, >> put it ON THE GROUND. ME. >> PUT IT ON THE GROUND SO I CAN LEAVE it until you repeat your traffic. >> You going to break my murder >> for what? You or me? >> You're going to make me lose more of my >> Put it on the ground. >> Get on the freaking ground. >> Things are already menacing, but what happens next is so unexpected that the situation catches the officer off guard. The suspect grows increasingly volatile and seems intent on forcing an outcome no one wants. >> Let's do the pants off. >> Give me your other arm. >> Let's do pants off you. >> Give me your other arms. >> Bob and you're doing this to me. What's your name? I'm going to do pants off you. Give me your arms. You're fight. >> You can't me. I'm suing you. >> I'm suing you. >> Give me your hands. You >> If officers thought the arrest would be a simple struggle, they're about to find out just how wrong they are. During the struggle, she somehow manages to bite one of the officers, pushing the situation to a new level. Moments later, a clear bite mark can be seen on the officer's arm. Thanks. Yep. Let's see. Can't do this to me. I'm sticking the head. Do you hear me? You >> guys have like hand sanitizer. >> Yeah, I do with my door. I got her. I got her. >> You can't steal that. >> Stand off. >> Yes, you can. >> I'm stealing the pants off you. Yeah, I heard you first. >> Yeah, I know you little. >> What's your name? >> Courtney my >> Courtney my do you? >> Huh? >> Huh? >> You c >> Huh? >> Finally, after a significant struggle, officers managed to cuff and arrest Courtney. As she's placed inside the patrol car, officers feel like the worst is behind them. when in reality it's only the beginning and things are about to head south fast. >> Toyota my buck hole. There's eight video 2021. It's exactly what it looks like. Courtney is about to do something reckless, something that is only going to make her own situation far more serious and the officer's day a whole lot worse. [ __ ] And in a totally unexpected twist, one brief moment of lowered guard proves costly for the cops. Within seconds, an intense chase for the suspect is set in motion. 6415 pursuing a patrol car traveling north. On the other hand, the cruiser's dash cam footage captures Courtney driving off in what looks like a psychotic joy. But that moment doesn't last long, and it would soon lead to somewhere far more dangerous. And just like that, Courtney adds one more charge to an already long list. For the officers, this is the last straw. And within the span of just a few hours, they move in to arrest her for the second time. >> DON'T PUT YOUR ARMS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your arms behind your back right now. I'm very sorry. Let's get a message. >> Stand off. >> I'll shoot you. >> You actually got over there. >> I don't care. I can't tell myself >> you may hurt again. Yeah. Finally, things seem to be back under control for the officers. But this is Courtney we're talking about. She isn't about to go down without throwing a few last tantrums. You guys walk? >> Yep. Carry me. >> Not going back there. Officers finally get the hang of Courtney and place her inside a police car. This time quite securely. Even for seasoned cops, this day turns out to be interesting to say the least. >> What happened? >> We assisted another troop. Next thing we know, she's in the driver's seat of the >> This is one of your guys cars. Courtney my eventually pleads guilty to three charges: assaulting a police officer, fleeing and eluding police, and unlawful driving away of a vehicle. On February 5th, 2025, she is sentenced to 1 year in jail with credit for 6 months already served, along with 3 years of probation and over $1,200 in fines and court costs. While the high-speed defiance eventually reaches a dead end, the legal resolution is only beginning. However, as we move to our next story, the chaos shifts from the streets to a scene that defies every professional protocol. A twisted display of obsession that leaves even the most seasoned detectives questioning what they are witnessing. >> My boyfriend, >> what's your What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> He's with another girl. >> I know. No, no, I know. Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. >> He's with another girl. >> Start. Just get it right. >> I'm going to jail. And he's with another girl. >> You're not. You're not going to jail. >> I am. >> This teenager's erratic behavior is already raising concern. What isn't fully understood yet is just how deep her obsession with her boyfriend runs. And that very fixation will keep landing her back in jail again and again. >> It's not him. YOU >> FAT. STEPHANIE, STOP. STOP. >> I WILL LITERALLY NEXT TIME I SEE YOU, it's on sight. >> No, it's not. It's on. >> But her next move will catch everyone offguard. She doesn't even hesitate to strip in front of everyone. All to prove her point. >> Stephanie, put your clothes BACK ON. >> FOR WHAT? >> STEPHANIE, >> PUT YOUR clothes on. Put your clothes back on. >> Do you want additional charges? It all begins in September 2024 in Stafford Township, New Jersey, when officers with the Barnagate Township Police Department receive a 911 call reporting an assault at a local motel. At first, they respond without much hesitation. But as they arrive and begin speaking with those outside, it quickly becomes clear this situation isn't as simple as it seemed. >> What's going on? >> Yeah, I don't know. Pieces going on. Um, sheing hit her. Whatever. The girl, she ran off. I don't >> Yeah, >> you guys weren't involved. >> No. >> No. She hit her and ran off. >> She I don't even know what happened. She just started arguing to knock at the door. >> She started knocking on your door. >> She ran off >> like like the owner of here just >> her that there. She started knocking on the door like, "Oh, there's y'all screaming. Y'all can't be here no more." I didn't even know it was another girlfriend. I'm not even a girlfriend. I'm just a friend. >> Okay. >> And the the girl who was here, whatever. What the >> whatever she got, she got into an altercation and she started hitting her and she ran up. So I don't >> Did she get in the car or something? >> I just don't want to. No, she >> There's nobody else in the room. >> No. After the initial conversation, cops go and try to talk to the 911 caller lady who is also a victim of the suspect's assault. >> So, what what what happened? Uh, so >> there's a lot of noise. >> It it wasn't it wasn't a female in the room. >> There's supposed to be two of them. I don't know. >> There's three three people all together. >> So, there's three people in the room. >> Yes. >> Okay. And there's not supposed to be three people in the room. >> But doesn't matter. I want them all out now. like they couldn't come and punch me in the face. She's like >> so >> swinging her fist in the air right in my face. >> Did some Did some other female run off? >> How many people is in the room right now? >> There's just a one dude and then the chick in the red >> possibly she went to the woods. >> Okay. So the female >> the one who hit me. >> The one who shorter one. Yes. >> Ran in the woods. Okay. What does she look like? What she wear? >> She look like a young kid. Like teenager. longer, dark hair, skinny, small girl. >> Okay. She white, black, Hispanic, >> white girl. >> Aggressive. >> Okay. >> Seems like she was either something or she's just aggressive. >> From that conversation, it's already apparent they may be dealing with someone hostile, but only if they had any idea just how much. To get more information, officers continue speaking with the man at the motel, who is apparently the suspect's boyfriend. But the way he deflects their questions quickly starts to seem suspicious in itself. >> So the front desk doesn't have a name. So literally give us a name. We're going to be leaving. >> I mean, you could leave without it. >> Who trying to bust your You already >> I know the game that works. >> What are you talking about? A game. There's no game here, dude. I'm just trying to document an incident. >> The The documented incident is >> Tell her first name. That's it. Just her first name. At least the >> a name something. >> I don't know her name. I couldn't help you. I'm sorry. >> It's Stephanie Judice. >> Okay. I I know Stephanie. >> Stephanie. >> I know you know Stephanie because I know you know where we've been. >> Yeah. Good. All right. We're going to try to make contact with her. That's all we're going to try to do. All right. She's a grown woman. We're not going to go out looking for her. We're not going to get everything out and start that whole process. But there was an incident between the two of you. >> There wasn't an incident. Okay. But she came over here because you guys were arguing. You're telling us it didn't get physical. Just verbal in nature. She's saying that. All we need to do is talk to her and make sure that she's okay and we get uh cooperation between all the stories. As long as she says that and we're good with that, then it is what it is. You're allowed to argue with the fiancé. All right? That's there's nothing wrong with that. It's not nothing uh breaking the law with that. Between what happened with those two, >> it's a separate incident. >> A separate incident. If they want to file, they can absolutely do that. Okay. Absolutely. They can do whatever they want. >> Um is he has to leave, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. I have to leave. I can grab my bag. He's my bag. >> Yeah. >> If you have a stuff pack, makes it easier for everybody, right? So, >> yeah. Yeah. No, I been knew this was about to be the >> All right. So, let's let's let's get that rolling so we can get out of here and stop uh >> giving you a hard time. >> Just back here. Mind if I come in with you? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> With the boyfriend's help, the suspect is identified as 19-year-old Stephanie Star. From his answers, it's already clear this isn't Stephanie's first runin with the law, though. We'll get into that in a moment. Still, officers assume it can't be that serious. They begin searching for her, and it doesn't take long before she's found. But the situation they're about to deal with next turns out to be far stranger than anyone expects. >> My boyfriend, >> what's your what's your name? What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> He's with another girl. >> I know. No, no, I know. Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. He's with another girl. >> Start. Just get it right. >> I'm going to jail. And he's with another girl. >> You're not You're not going to jail. >> I am. >> For what? What'd you do wrong? >> I have a warrant for my arrest. >> What? How much? You know, >> no bail. >> What? For what? A failure to appear. >> For what? What was the uh the uh failure to appear for? Take >> with >> Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. I doubt you before. I just can't remember your name. What's your name? >> Stephanie. >> Judice. >> What's your last name? Stop. >> He's with another. >> Listen to where he lives. I don't live there. He's with another. >> All right, Stephanie, listen to me. Stephanie, START. We're going to have to put handcuffs on you. Don't stop. Okay, just >> that anyway. >> No, we're not. Relax. All right. >> I HAVE A WARRANT. DUMB. >> FIGURE IT OUT. STEPHANIE, just hold on for a second. Okay. I need my boyfriend. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Take a seat right now. >> Stephanie, come here. Listen to me. We We're going to figure it out. Okay. We're going to figure it out. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Stephanie girl. >> Okay. LOOK. LISTEN. RELAX. RELAX. STEPHANIE. We're put stop. >> Look. We're going to have to put hands. See if you stop. Cut. Cut her off for a second. Okay. Stephie, listen to me. You got to stop for just a second. Okay. We're just going to detain you. >> Call my boyfriend. >> We're just going to detain you for a second. Okay. With a girl. >> Look, we were just with him. We were just with him. No, you're not. We were just with him. >> I have a >> Stephanie. Listen to me. Stop. Stop. Stop. Okay. Take a deep breath for a second. Okay. I've dealt with you many times. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. >> It's not a good time. >> It's okay. >> My parents, just take a deep breath for a second. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> My hair. >> All right. Here. I'll move your hair out of your face. Okay. Is that okay? Can I touch your face? >> Yeah. Okay, >> please >> take a deep breath and calm down. >> Where is he? >> So, why is he with another group? >> Listen to me. I'll listen to me. I'll explain to you. All right, we're going to walk to the front so we're not in the back over here. Okay. >> Is he here? >> Well, we just made him leave. Go this way. Go this way. GO THIS WAY. THIS WAY. GO this way. This way. This way. >> I want him. >> To handle the situation better, officers place her in cuffs. At first, it seems like a typical teenager caught up in boyfriend drama, but her behavior and the intensity behind it suggests something else entirely. Officers realized that this might turn into a long night for them because Stephanie is about to take the whole mean teen thing to another level. >> I don't need your help. >> Okay. Well, I just want to make sure you don't fall. Okay. >> Um, not unless you step on my toes. Then I won't fall. This All right, Steph. I know. >> I want him. What? >> Look, we made him leave cuz we didn't know WHERE YOU WERE. >> I WANT HIM. >> ALL RIGHT, STEPHANIE. STEPHANIE, you got to stop. Okay, you got to stop for a second. >> He went with some girl and he left me. >> He was here. >> Where is he now? >> We We made him leave. >> No. Get him back. >> Stephanie. Stephanie, come here. Stephanie, that's not him. Stop. All right. >> I'm not going in your cup. Mhm. >> Well, at this point, you're not going to have a choice. Okay, if you don't calm down. All right, so just relax for a second. >> You told me that I wasn't going to be put in your cop car in that. >> Well, yeah, but I didn't I didn't know anything up until that. Okay, >> it's not him. >> Oh, YOU YOU >> OKAY, >> YOU FAT. >> STEPHANIE, STOP. STOP. >> I WILL LITERALLY TIME YOU. >> NO, it's not. No, it's not. No, it's not. Now, now you're >> Now you're being too much. Okay, you're being too much now. Just relax and stop. Stephanie, let's go. You're done. Let's go. We're not going to play this game. Stephanie, you're not playing this game. >> 41 20 47. >> All right. Look, we'll we'll take care of when we get up to headquarters. You're getting in the car. Let's go. >> We tried talking to you. Get in the car now. Do you have anything on you? You have anything sharp object on you? Anything I can stick in poker stab him? >> Answer the question. >> No. >> Okay. You're getting in the car. You come with us. >> Where's my boyfriend? >> I don't know now. All right. Now, you want to be uncooperative with me now? I have no idea where he is. >> I know. I'm so sorry. >> Get in the car. We're not playing this game. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Really? >> You're under arrest. >> Take a seat. You're under arrest. >> Yeah, cuz you have a warrant out of the county. Let's go. Get in the car. anymore. >> Oh yeah, we just actually confirmed another charge. >> Come on, get in the car. >> Yeah, >> officers have had enough. And with pre-existing warrants regarding assaults and abuse, Stephanie is finally placed under arrest, but this entire fiasco is far from over. And her tantrums are only just beginning. >> No, she's going for the kick. She was almost going for the kicking, but she stopped. >> Oh, she took her cuffs off. All right, relax. Don't move. Come here. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out. Face the car now. Okay. Turn around. >> Where are they? >> Oh, my >> Listen me. That's not good. >> If you keep it up, you're going to get you're going to get >> It doesn't matter. >> Turn around, Stephanie. Turn around. >> So, Stephanie, you any smaller cups? >> No. You have uh >> It's all right. >> We'll just put um cuffs on you. >> Where is my boyfriend? >> Hold her here. >> I got it. >> Stephanie, stop resisting. >> You're arresting me anyway. I don't give a [ __ ] >> You want another charge? >> Sure. Don't know the charge. >> Why you being nasty? >> My boyfriend. >> Okay. Where's she at? >> Another girl. >> Okay. It seems like he's not a good boyfriend then. >> What are you doing? Just going through make sure you have all your stuff. >> Sherlock, >> why are you being rude? >> Yeah, I don't understand this. >> Hey, boyfriend. Hey, >> where is he? Can you call him? >> Stephanie, we made him leave cuz we didn't KNOW WHERE YOU >> I'M GONE. >> ALL RIGHT, STOP YELLING. >> He's with another girl. >> How old are you? >> 19. How old are you? >> 29. >> That's good for you. >> I act like it, though. >> My boy Oh, do you? My boyfriend's 25. Does he act like it? No. >> Stop. Dude, you have the audacity. >> What is that? Depend. >> Yeah. No, shut up. I don't do drugs. >> I don't know. You >> should have. >> Where are you from? >> How's it? Where's your um Where's your Where where's your um quote unquote search warrant? >> Search. >> Where is it? >> Sucks to mother suck, doesn't it? No. >> Where's my boyfriend? >> Want to get >> Where's >> I need Ellis out. >> Stephanie, stop moving. >> Chuck. Ellis. >> Where is he? >> Not here. >> It's just >> How do you know Chuck? >> YES, I DO. >> STOP. >> WHAT THE MOVE? Stop moving. Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> This is the problem when you do that. >> If you STOP >> the stop moving, get that my face. >> All right, that's a charge. It's >> just you're just tallying them on, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Doesn't have to cuz we have buddies. >> Stephanie, stop. >> I'm going to tell YOU THIS RIGHT NOW. >> IF one person comes out of their room because of you, it's another jar. >> Sucks. >> Yeah. My hurts. >> Guess what? >> The other one. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> The cops are going down. >> Stephanie, get in the car. Let's go. >> I know. >> Stephanie, get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Where's my Find my boy. >> I'll find it for you. Sure. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Go to the other side and grab the seat belt for me. Stephanie, sit back. Okay. Sit back. I'm going to put THE SEAT BELT ON. SIT BACK. >> It hurts. Stephanie, stop kicking. I'll >> kill you. >> You want another one? >> There you go. There's another one. You >> sucker. >> Stephanie's erratic behavior shows no sign of slowing down, no matter how much officers try to calm her and reason with her. Eventually, she is taken to the station. But even behind bars, her behavior continues to escalate, keeping officers on edge and forcing them to proceed with constant caution. >> Relax you. >> Okay, >> I know you. It hurts. >> What? >> I'M SUING YOU GUYS SO HARD. >> You suck mother. You're not making it look very good for your lawsuit. >> Looks like cheated on. >> Oh boy. >> All right, Stephanie. Come on. >> Can I get out of this? >> Get out of this. >> Stop hitting your head. >> I WANT TO >> stop moving so I can cut these things off. be in here. >> I'M TRYING TO STOP MOVING. >> I hear you. >> Hey, there we go. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Get this one off. >> All right. Face that wall for me. Face the wall. Turn around. >> I can't get my hand. >> Just move him around a little bit. Turn around. >> All right. Can you take a seat on there? Take a seat on the bench. Take a seat on the bench. Come on. You pop your shoes off for me. >> Can I take a piss? Can I pee? >> No. Not until you listen. You have to listen once. Listen to me. >> Thank you. If things have seemed unpredictable so far, what Stephanie does next leaves officers completely blindsided. For them, it turns into one of those nights on the job that keeps on giving. >> No, I don't. >> HERE. THERE YOU GO. >> PUT YOUR CLOTHES BACK ON RIGHT NOW. >> Off right now. >> That's what I thought. >> Take your socks off. >> There ain't nothing here. >> Okay. Take a seat. No. Nice. Uh, >> what's up? >> Uh, this dirty. >> There's no lock. >> No, thank you. >> You take it off. >> No, I didn't take it off. >> Stephanie, put your clothes back on. >> FOR WHAT? >> STEPHANIE, PUT YOUR CLOTHES ON. Put your clothes back on. >> Do you want additional charges? >> I'm going to Mammoth anyway. >> Stephanie, >> I'm going to Mama. >> Put your clothes back on. You're not going to mama. >> Yes, I am. >> Okay, whatever. You see where you go? >> You can try to >> put your shirt back on. >> I know. I have a warrant. >> You do. Anyway, now put your shirt on >> now. >> Put your shirt on. >> Don't look at me then, you weirdos. Did you notice I have sculosis? >> My boyfriend's out with another. >> Maybe you should get a new boyfriend. Every time we deal with you is because of him. And we tell you this every time. So I don't know why you keep doing it. >> I just got back when it broke. >> Then stop. You got to stop it. There's a million men out there. There's a million men out there. I'm sorry. >> He's with another girl. Where'd he go? He left in the wake of >> THE I WASN'T >> WHY WAS HE ALLOWED to leave? >> The looks on the officer's faces say everything. They've clearly had a day. No matter how many reality checks are given about her relationship, none of them seems to land with Stephanie. Eventually, she is released and issued a summon. But this September 2024 incident isn't the first time Stephanie has dealt with the police. Six months earlier on March 27th in the same area of Barnagate Township, she was arrested on a warrant and charged with aggravated assault. This is the very incident her boyfriend had been referring to earlier and the entire encounter was captured on body cam featuring some rather familiar faces. >> It was just I was like, "Bro, don't talk to your cousin in my house." >> Mhm. Like because last just even not even last week, it was like four days ago. >> She went with her cousin for the third time. >> Every time she was with her cousin, it's not like a huge issue. Like you're cheating. It just causes drama. >> Oh, she told me, "Oh, I'm going to be here at 4:00 in the afternoon." She left at 9:00 in the morning. >> Mhm. >> 4:00 in the afternoon. >> Mhm. She said she's going to come here. >> Yeah. And then she winds up here at 10:00 every hour. Oh, I'm on my way back. I'm on my way back. I'm on my way back. And I'm like, Stephanie, it's okay that you're not going to be here now. Just stop telling me. But this is only with her cousin. >> And then she's drinking with her cousin. Her cousin's boyfriend's bringing them out, getting them drinks. >> What? Uh, so she went to Wawa to like cool off. >> No, I don't even know where she went. She just went down the street, walked or whatever. I don't even know. I was just like, "Bro, I'm not even arguing." >> Okay. We were just more of like cuz we >> we've argued so much that there's nothing to argue about anymore. >> Sure. I feel you. I get you. >> What? Uh does she live here with you? >> Basically. >> Okay. >> Basically. So I just don't want to wake my parents up cuz they'll be really pissed off. >> Okay. >> Like if they found That's why I was like, "All right." Like you guys have been here like four times. >> Okay. >> Already for stuff like this. Not recently. Like months ago. >> Does this hurt? Uh, I don't know. >> Did she leave in a car or on foot? >> Uh, I don't I'm not sure. But look, dude, I'm I turn off my phone cuz I don't even want Saturday, Sunday, Sunday, 10 minutes, Monday. I just turn it off because I alleviate the problems. Like, I'm like, I don't want you to think I'm doing anything. So, my phone's literally off. >> I don't know. >> Okay. What is um Let me just get your >> What do you wear? I made her change his sweatshirt cuz I was like, "If you're we're really breaking up, just give me 450." >> But uh uh my name Oh, yeah. I was saying no problem. >> Uh Anthony, how do you spell your last name? >> Judice. G I U D I C E. >> Officers quickly locate Stephanie nearby, wreaking of alcohol. But Stephanie, being her typical self, isn't about to let this slide easily. >> Hi, ma'am. Yo, what's >> my body camera's on? >> Holy. >> Are you out of me? Yeah. Why? What's up? >> Got you. You uh you date the the male that's over there at Seven Sandstone. >> Yeah. >> All right. Seems like uh I guess somebody called maybe a cousin or something like that. So, there was a >> Sure. What? >> This is like the eighth time. >> Gotcha. No problem. Can you just do me a favor? Just step out of the car. >> Bro, can I just go in my boyfriend's house? >> Yeah. You just got to give us a little bit. Let's just figure what's going on. Stephanie, you just step out of the car. No problem. So, what happened? >> Nothing. I don't know why you're here. >> Did you guys get into his house? It's enough of the cops being cold here. For what? >> Was there an argument? >> No. So, >> you guys weren't arguing about possibly cheating on him or anything like that when you went out with a cousin like that? It's so annoying. I've been called here so many times. >> But um >> What'd you drink tonight? >> Nothing, bro. >> I can smell. >> You want to test me? >> Well, I'm I'm I'm getting the odor. It's You know, I think it was mentioned that you guys may have been drinking tonight. >> Guess what? >> You know, you're operating your motor vehicle. Want to make sure everything's >> operating not nothing. Parked. >> Stephanie. >> Stephanie. We saw you pull up. That's you and pull me over. Thank you. >> Stephanie here. Come on. Listen. >> How much have you had a drink? >> Give me my boyfriend. I don't owe you anything. >> All right. So, Stephanie, >> I don't need to tell you guys nothing. >> Listen, I'm going to run you through a few tests >> at all. >> What's that? >> I don't run you guys through nothing at all. I want my lawyer. >> Okay. Well, >> give me my lawyer. >> That's not how that works. Okay. >> So, listen. >> It said that you were drinking, right? >> Who? What's that? >> Who? >> It was made mention >> who? >> Your boyfriend or whoever is over there talking to my sergeant. All right. So, you guys are drinking. >> Talk to him first. >> Well, it's not going to happen. >> Sex, give me your supervisor. Be >> serious, Stephanie. Just listen to what he has to say. >> You're going to listen to what he has to say and we're going to read your performance. Okay. >> 416. She wants to speak to her supervisor. >> And my boyfriend, please. >> The pattern is almost identical to the latter incident. Stephanie's obsession with her boyfriend hasn't changed. The very same fixation that keeps landing her back in jail. >> Come outside. They're going to arrest me, bro. Come outside. They're bugging. I need to know my rights. I know you know them. Come outside. Firm me, please. Baby, >> you're fine. Relax. Relax. Everything's fine. >> Y'all can stay away. >> Well, we're not going to stay away, Stephanie. Right. So, we're trying to figure out what's going on. No, >> cuz what did I do? >> Right. All right. So, we have reason to believe that you may be uh operating your vehicle under the influence, right? So, we want >> Guess what? >> What? >> Guess what? You were here first. Guess what? >> You guys didn't pull me over. Guess what? >> How do you guys know I didn't just chug five beers in my car? How do you know? >> Stephanie, >> can you prove it? >> No, you can't. >> Stephanie, you want to talk to Sergeant? >> Yeah, I do. >> Are you sergeant? >> I am. >> What's going on? >> I don't know. You all tell me. >> Your cousin called, right? For what? I'm going to >> Do you want Do you want to know what happened? >> Correct. >> Okay. Your cousin called said she was worried about you because Anthony grabbed the phone out of your hand aggressively. >> Guess what? She's done this five times. Have you guys not gotten reports from here? Five times. >> When she calls, we got to come. Right. >> As if this isn't my boyfriend's house where nothing goes on. Where I try to go to sleep? Where I try to a good time with him? Oh, yeah. My cousin likes to get me in as if she ain't selling Xanax. She ain't selling perks. That >> Okay, >> I ain't going to go for that when she's doing this bull. >> Okay, that's fine. Um, so we're here to make sure you're okay, right? Cuz >> I'm perfectly fine. >> Okay, >> you can you see? >> Can you lower your voice? I'm not being aggressive with you, right? Just >> Can I Can I get my vape at the car? >> Uh, you can. I can go in there and get it for you if you'd like. >> Sure. >> Okay. Where is it at? in the car. Open the door. >> Just tell me. Oh, is that right there? Yeah, you can grab that. Yep. >> All right. >> So, explain to me what's going on. >> I don't know. I came here to talk to my guys arguing. She >> Wait, it's not arguing, bro. I'm going to call Oh my god. I request you guys to get out of here. >> No, that's not going to happen. With her suspicious and hostile demeanor, Stephanie is arrested once again, but not without putting up one of her very onbrand tantrums. >> Stephanie, shut up. >> What are you doing this for? >> He didn't even arrest me in my car. >> This close to getting arrested. Come on, help me. >> Help him help you. He's being so nice. >> Tell her to chill out. Tell her I said chill. >> Yeah, >> I am. I wasn't driving. >> Okay, come on. How do you How do you prove? >> Stop talking and just do it. >> Oh my god, you suck. >> How do I do it? >> You know how to up 41. Stephanie, you're not going to do it. Turn around. >> I tried. >> Stephanie, you had an opportunity. >> Stop. I'm going to back up. I'm going to back up. Stephanie, you could >> He was She was given every opportunity. >> You had You had a toy, Stephanie. You had a >> I did because I didn't drive. >> What is wrong with them? >> What's wrong with you right now? >> Come on, bro. It was that simple. I know you're hysterical. >> Are you kidding? >> How old you? >> Uh, my brother's 19. Um, car. >> Nobody got a car. >> Can you do it again? >> No. Stephanie, we gave you a chance. Stephanie, >> are you kidding me? >> Yeah, he gave you everything. >> What are my rights? >> Where are they? >> Go with him. >> I'm going to sue the out of y'all. >> Let's go. Let's go, Stephanie. Come, >> Stephanie. Come on, dude. You kick again, you're getting charged with aggravated assault. >> Not again. >> Come on, Stephanie. Get >> hold me. Y'all hold me. Luckily for Stephanie, she spent only a few hours in jail at the time before being released with a few tickets. >> So Stephan, I know you asked about tickets. The officer is going to give them to you. Uh you did get additional tickets cuz there was open container from the car, but >> all the information you need is on there time. Everything's there. All the information need to do that. Okay. You got multiple tickets. All right. So you got to go through that. All right. >> What's the one officer's name? It was uh four 454. >> That's me. No, >> the one that was in there with me. >> Maybe Sergeant 416. >> I don't know. But I needed his name. >> That was me. I was 454. I was the one with you the whole time. >> No, no, no. Hold up. >> Were you? >> H. >> Let me see you from the back. >> I just didn't have the vest on. >> Correct. You were wait. >> So, it's not on there. It's going to be patrol with Duncan that's on there. He's the arresting off. >> That's me. That's me stepping on. >> You arrested me? >> Well, yes. Duncan and >> Yep. I just operated the machine. He's doing the a >> Wait, I'm gonna look first. >> What? For his name? >> No, for the tickets. >> I could just tell you. You want me to tell you? >> Correct. >> All right. So, you got 450, which is driving under the influence. You got a refusal cuz you didn't blow into the brewizer. You have an open container. You two containers in your car. So, you got a ticket for that. You got a reckless driving and careless driving ticket. Okay. >> Where did you get a warrant to search my car? It's surging towards his arrest cuz you got arrested for driving under the defense. So we had to search your vehicle. >> But it was a street arrest. You didn't arrest me. You >> We had you operating the vehicle, Stephanie. We went over this way. We had you operating the vehicle. >> You know, I didn't just take those shots right when I was sitting right there. >> Stephanie, >> we're just going to release you tonight. >> Yeah, sure. But you don't know what happened. So, >> no problem. >> We'll go through that later. >> No problem. >> Thank you guys. >> Though this situation was fueled by a baffling lack of shame, she ultimately has to face the reality of her actions in court. But if you think that her behavior is unhinged, it pales in comparison to our next individual who doesn't just ignore the law. She believes she is a divine power and she is about to declare an allout war on the officers trying to do their jobs. >> Hey, HELP NOW. >> Calm down, Lindsay. Calm down. AS THEY'RE GODDAMN B. HELP ME. HELP ME. >> Calm down. >> I don't want to have to take legal measures with you. Just calm down. YOU COULD TALK. >> CALM DOWN. >> I HATE YOU. >> CALM DOWN. >> I HATE YOU. >> CALM DOWN. >> I'M NEVER CALMING DOWN. >> OFFICERS ARRIVE AT A motel unaware that they are about to uncover horrors far beyond what they expect. As a woman claims to be none but the daughter of God. >> Seriously, we go way back. You and I. I don't know you. I don't care. >> You know Jesus Christ, right? >> Yeah. >> He's my dad. I told you that. I am goddamn Lindsay Marie Christ. >> On the night of October 10th, 2025, officers from Dwight, Illinois, raised to a Super 8 motel after reports of a dangerous woman, 39-year-old Lindseay Rosner wandering the property, marking the beginning of a rapidly evolving crisis. What's up, Lindsay? >> All right, so here's the deal. Dad, >> okay. >> Okay, you are to find he's the bolo bolo. >> AND I'M TAKE HIM IN AND DRAG HIS here because of Lucifer. He won't come here. >> Mhm. >> Let's call him right now. Here we go. Ready? Talk to him. >> Who is this? >> Charge again. Tell them that you're >> Do you have a Do you have a phone? >> No, this is it. >> Okay. What's going on? >> I'm trying to get her to calm down and scream. >> Yeah. You You can't be >> DON'T LISTEN TO HER. WHERE ARE YOU? >> THEY called on you. They called on you. That's why I'm here. >> Called for me. I asked them to call. Didn't listen to me. >> Do you need to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Cuz I'm not dealing with you all night screaming and causing this. Okay. Here. I'm going to hang up now. He's not involved. It's between me and you. Lindsay, >> they called for me. I ASKED THEM TO CALL. I ASKED THEM TO CALL FOR YOU. >> FOR WHAT? >> FOR to get he's where >> I can't control EXPIRED PLATES. >> OKAY. WELL, he's all the way in Ky. There's nothing I CAN DO. >> HE'S HERE. >> OH, he's here. >> Yes. >> Where at? >> And he said 47. >> Okay. Well, if we find him, we find him. You need to stop screaming. >> It's Bolo. >> You need to stop screaming. Are you going to stop screaming? Cuz I'm not doing this all night with you. >> Can I stop? You got called because you were being loud and screaming. >> No, I didn't. >> That's literally what my dispatch said. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what your DISPATCH SAID. THEY LIKE >> OKAY. WELL, you need to calm down. >> I don't. >> Okay. Yeah. Calm down, please. >> NO, I DON'T. I'M JESUS CHRIST. >> I'M not doing this tonight with you. I'm not. I'm not. So, you need to calm down. Seriously. All right. I don't want to have to take legal measures with you. Just calm down. You could talk. I AM THE LAW. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> I'm the law. >> Okay. Well, be the law quietly. Okay. >> Okay. When I scream, it's dad. And when I don't, >> there's no screaming. Stop screaming. Stop. You're going to get kicked out of here. Do you want that, >> Lindsay? Within moments, deputies on scene realize the situation is only getting worse and they are far from in control. Lindsay, >> so it's up to you guys. Um, I don't know if she's going to be loud all night. Second time. >> Okay, now go in your room and be quiet. LINDSAY, STOP SCREAMING. >> GET KENNY TO COME HERE THEN. >> I'm done. I'm not. I'm just walking over here to come AND TALK TO YOU. >> Do you want to talk? >> Lindsay, do you want to talk to me instead of him? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Seriously, we go way back. You and I. >> I don't know you. >> I don't care. >> You know Jesus Christ, right? >> Yeah. >> He's my dad. I told you that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. His name is Dez Glenn Panfell in the form, physical form. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I heard you. >> He had me with my mom, Susan Marie Panel. >> I am goddamn Lindsay Murray Christ. Okay. >> And so I have the authority >> and the everything that my dad had >> back in the day in biblical times. I have it all. >> Okay. >> So that being said, Kenneth Ray Greniti Jr. is driving around illegally with my plates that are expired. They have been rescended as of 104 1957 IS MY father GL status. >> We'll try to find him. But you screaming here causing a disturbance is not helping. >> I don't care. I don't >> You're going to care when you get thrown out of here. Then what are you going to do? >> I don't want to talk to him. >> Okay. So, you're going to talk to me? You're going to talk to me calmly. Okay. So, I understand what you're saying. Okay. But he wouldn't your father. >> Don't. Don't say but. Don't say but. DON'T SPEAK FOR MY DAD. >> OKAY. >> Your father will not WANT YOU TO BE DISRUPTED. >> FINE. DON'T SPEAK FOR MY DAD. ONLY I CAN SPEAK FOR MY [ __ ] death. Okay. Do not sh God Almighty is my [ __ ] dad. Don't you dare think you can come at me. With tensions running high, deputies decide to speak to the motel owner, hoping to piece together what's really going on and gauge the threat. >> Okay. But I figured you saw her actions right now. I figured I'd ask. Do do you feel disturbed? Anything like that? >> Uncomfortable or what in any of you guys or No, >> if she's keep doing that >> cuz I mean now she's throwing racial slurs. So I mean if any of you two feel uncomfortable or disturbed, we can take action right now. >> Yeah. Go ahead and take out because >> we don't want any problem causing other people getting >> Okay. So, you just I want to make So, you do feel uncomfortable, disturbed, all Okay. All right. Okay. >> With the threat level rising, officers waste no time and prepare to take immediate action. >> Just for 43, this female subject's now destroying property. >> Lindsay, it's officer Killian. >> I'm call I'm in my room. I'm not a subpoena. >> Okay, come here. No, you're under arrest. Come here. >> No, I'M NOT. >> YES, YOU ARE. COME HERE. I'M NOT. Come here. You're under arrest. Come here. I'm not. >> LINDSAY, GIVE ME NOT. NO, I'M NOT. >> YES. STOP. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> STOP. >> DAMN IT. >> STOP. >> NO, I'M NOT. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> STOP. TURN AROUND. STOP. >> NO, you didn't. >> We're going to charge you with resisting. Stop. Stop. >> Lindsay, stop. Stop. >> Get off me. >> Calm down. >> Get off. >> Calm down. Turn around. >> You're under arrest. Turn around. >> That didn't say. Don't say. >> THAT didn't say. KITTY. KITTY. COME. KITTY. >> Get out of here. >> Right now. >> HEY, DON'T TRY TO GRAB MY GUN. >> YOU GET OUT OF HERE. GET THE OUT. IT WON'T WORK. IT WON'T WORK. Still won't work. 10:33. >> Yeah. 10:33. Who said 10:33? >> Who's 10:33? WHO'S 10:33? >> NO, NOT YET. >> WHO'S 10:33? >> LINDSAY, STOP. >> GET off of me. >> You're going to get tased. >> Get up. >> You're going to need to calm down. You're going to get tased. >> Who's me? >> Tell me now. >> No, you're not. >> You're not my dad. Not my dad. YOU'RE NOT MY DAD. LINDSAY, CALM DOWN. YOU are under arrest right now. Stop. >> Officers decide to escalate charges against her, but she is only going to make it worse. >> Stop. Stop. Now you're going for more. Don't give. >> OBVIOUSLY. DON'T GIVE a Kenny. KENNY MY YEP. >> Hold that arm. Hold on. GET OFF ME. HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP. I got her. I got her. GET HER OTHER ONE. I'LL PULL this way. Lindsay, stop resisting. Stop, Lindsay. Got it. just went off. >> Oh snap. >> What? It locked. >> DAD. DAD. DAD. HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. 106 female 95. >> Help me. Help me. >> Help me. >> Help me. You didn't have to go this way, Lindsay. Yeah. Keep on kicking me. Keep on kicking me. >> Time for We're secure. >> YEAH. BY THE WAY, >> you know where the DAD IS. >> I KNOW YOU KNOW. HE'S JESUS CHRIST. I TOLD YOU. >> YEAH. >> You dicks. >> All right. >> You're dead, by the way. Here ghost. Too late for you. Lucky you. >> All right. Come on, Lindsay. >> Lucky you. >> Lucky you die. >> Leave it locked for a minute. Let me get my glasses. Get the out of here. >> Calm down, Lindsay. I'm >> calm. You going to let me know? >> No. You're going to get up when I tell you to get up, right? >> Yeah. >> Cops begin escorting her from the motel to the patrol car, knowing that with someone this wildly unpredictable, anything could happen along the way. >> You double lock, right? >> Yeah, he double locked him. Okay. Is that better? Come on. I'm pulling YOU UP. >> I CAN'T DO THAT. >> I'M pulling you up. Come on. My back is drawn. Going to come to my door and be pieces of [ __ ] All my shit's in here. >> Yeah, I know. We'll get it. Don't worry. I DON'T WANT YOU TO HAVE IT. >> TOO BAD. >> HEY, HELP. HELP. HELP. >> Calm down, Lindsay. Calm down. THEY'RE NARKS. THEY'RE GODDAMN NS. HELP ME. HELP ME. >> Calm down. >> You're calm down. >> I hate you. >> CALM DOWN. >> I HATE YOU. >> CALM DOWN. >> I'M NEVER CALMING DOWN. YOU >> DID THIS TO YOURSELF. >> I did not. >> Yeah, you did. You were killed multiple times to keep you down. Then you destroy your property. DESTROY. LION. YEAH. ACTUALLY, NO. We're good. Stop it. Stop. >> I WILLING DIE by your way. This way. >> [ __ ] >> Oh, Hunter, that's your name. Oh, Hunter. Hunter. God. Killian. >> Wait. Check her. >> Okay. HUNTER. HUNTER. KILLIAN. YOU'RE DEAD. MY DAD SAID YOU'RE DEAD. COOL. Hopefully you are right here. Just checking my room. >> All right. Her waistband's good. >> I'll put the her back in. >> Okay. >> All right. Come on. >> Ouch. >> Yeah. >> Like her toes bleeding. >> Are these ours? >> Yep. Those are yours. While she is in their custody, they begin speaking with other officers at the scene only to uncover shocking details about Lindsay's troubling past. She's going for disorderly AGGRESISTED US. >> Kicked me in the face. Knocked my glass off. Nice. >> Oh, some girl out. >> Oh, is it Lindsay? >> Yeah. >> We dealt with her the other day. >> Yep. >> Not surprised. You guys find the car wet? >> No, we're still looking good. >> Okay. >> Cops soon realize that Lindsay has had prior run-ins with law enforcement, including battery and driving under the influence. This prompts deputies to head back inside to check the property for any damage caused by her. >> You have a screen, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, she took it out and it's bent. So, do you want to press charges on that or no? >> No. >> Okay. All right. >> Just get get her out of here. I don't want to. >> Okay. >> I don't want to hear. >> Here's your keys, your glasses, whatever. >> I have her key card with her. I don't know if she's going to get released or not. Do you want me to get the key card back? Well, I'll get it back at the jail. Would you like it back? >> Yeah. We don't We don't want to just do that trespassing or something. We don't want >> Is this a What is this? Squirt gun. >> Cap gun. Yeah. >> While searching her room, deputies uncover a toy gun and an open bottle of whiskey, which might explain her erratic behavior. And this behavior continues to dangerously escalate, even as she sits restrained in the patrol car. >> HELP ME RIGHT NOW. HELP ME. Get me OUT OF THIS RIGHT NOW. GET ME OUT. THEY'RE NARCISSISTIC ABUSIVE. I HATE THEM. GET HIM UP. GET ME OUT OF HERE. MY DAD DOESN'T WANT ME IN JAIL. MY DAD DOESN'T WANT ME IN JAIL. RELAX. >> MY DAD DOES NOT WANT ME IN JAIL. >> Do you hear me? >> Can you call? >> AS I KNOW YOU HEAR ME. >> I DON'T REMEMBER. I KNOW. >> AS I KNOW. GODDAMN. GET ME OUT OF THIS SITUATION RIGHT NOW. YOU'RE DEAD, TOO. GET ME OUT. I DON'T NEED TO BE IN JAIL. Inside the patrol car, her behavior grows darker by the minute, indicating something far more sinister lying underneath. >> Damn, and I do say THESE COPS WILL LET ME GO IN JESUS Christ's name. They will let me go. Otherwise, they are dead. THEY WILL LET ME GO. THEY ARE GOING TO LET ME GO IN JESUS CHRIST'S NAME. AND SO be it. IT IS MY RIGHT. I DECLARE THEY WILL LET ME GO. >> Come on. What are you doing, Lindsay? Come on. Lean back. Stop. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. I don't want to. >> Yes, Lindsay. Come on. >> Do what I say. >> Do what? >> I don't give a >> Stop. Fix yourself. >> DON'T GIVE A I HATE YOU. I HATE YOU AND EVERYONE LIKES YOU. >> Did you get any injuries at all, Lindsay? Yeah, I I'M UP. >> MY FOOT is >> okay. >> IT'S TAKE ME TO THE HOSPITAL NOW. >> OKAY. >> NOW HOSPITAL. >> AND I WANT TO GO TO WHICH ONE? MORRIS GODDAMN HOSPITAL RIGHT NOW. >> LINDSAY, keep your seatelt on. KEEP YOUR SEAT BELT ON. >> I DON'T NEED TO. >> KEEP YES, YOU DO. >> I DON'T NEED TO. >> YES, you do. >> I'M SAFE WITHOUT IT. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> THE I AM. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. Keep your seatelt on. >> You better not charge me with anything if you do. >> Keep your seat belt. The way you're acting, I'll add more charges. Stop. >> Trouble. >> Stop. >> Well, you'll be lying. >> Stop. >> Oh, you'll be lying. >> Stop. >> TAKE ME TO THE HOSPITAL. >> STOP. PUT YOUR FOOT IN. Take me. >> Put your foot in. Put your foot in. >> Yes, I know. >> YOU KNOW MY DAD IS GOD ALMIGHTY. >> YEAH, YOU TOLD ME. >> YES. YOU KNOW this is the day. THE DAY THE LORD HAS MADE. LET US REJOICE AND BE GLAD IN IT. YOU'RE DEAD. DEAD. ESPECIALLY FOR NOW YOUR BODY CAM ON. You piece of. IT'S STILL FULL. YOU stupid piece of howl at the moon. YOU CAN LET ME OUT and let me go and YOU'LL BE SAVED. OR YOU can keep trucking on down to the jail if you're dead. If I GET TO THE JAIL, I'M YOU'RE DEAD. DID YOU HEAR ME? YOU DON'T WANT TO BE DEAD, CALHOUN. YOU DON'T WANT TO BE. Come on. LISTEN TO THE VOICE of reason. Honey, I'm Lindsay Marie Panel Rosner, the Christ, the Messiah. With her volatile behavior continuing to unravel, the suspect claims her actions are part of a mysterious spiritual battle. But officers are convinced Lindsay lives in her own world, disconnected from reality, driven by deep psychological issues. >> I'm here to save everyone, NOT CAUSE DISTURBANCE. THAT'S WHY I'M SOING LOVE AND CRAZY FOR GOOD. HONEY, LISTEN TO ME. I HAVE FOUR MOTHERS AND FOUR FATHERS THAT ARE UP THERE FIGHTING. This is the GOOD FIGHT. THE GOOD FIGHT AGAINST THE WAR THAT IS TRANSPARENT. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? THE SPIRITUAL WAR THAT IS GOING DOWN >> RIGHT NOW THAT TOOK HOLD OF YOU BECAUSE OF THAT OTHER EVIL conval mother that is in that other kid. IF YOU RELEASE ME WHEN I GET THERE YOU WILL YOU WILL STILL BE SAVED ALL OF YOU. OKAY. >> YEP. I HEAR YOU. >> I LOVE YOU. I LOVE YOU. I DON'T WANT TO FIGHT AGAINST YOU. I LOVE YOU. OKAY. WHY DID YOU WHY DID you fight earlier then? >> Because I fight because I WANT I DON'T KNOW WHO TO TRUST right now. >> WE'RE THE POLICE. WE >> BABE. I DON'T KNOW BECAUSE LUCIFER IS doing He just had two dudes sucking the life out of me recently. I am the Christ. I promise you I'm a good girl, but I'm evil as to the evils. IF YOU DISPLAY YOURSELF AS SUCH AN EVIL, I WILL BE EVIL. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? ONLY MY DAD CAN ORDER ME TO STOP. ONLY MY GRANDFATHER CAN ORDER ME TO STOP. ONLY MY GREATGRANDFATHER CAN ORDER ME TO STOP. THAT IS IT. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? I AM THE FOURTH GOD GENERATION. MAYBE THE FIFTH GENERATION OF FIRSTBORN DAUGHTERS and sons. Okay, >> GOTCHA. >> I AM THE CHRIST. I TOLD YOU WHO I AM. IT'S MY GOD JOB. GOD BLESS JOB TO DO WHAT I DO. OKAY. >> YES. SO, I DO WHAT I DO AND NOBODY CAN TELL ME WHAT THE TO BE OR HOW TO ACT OR ANYTHING. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> YES, LIZZY. I'M hearing you out. >> Okay. Thank you. You're saved. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. IF I GET THERE THOUGH AND I GO TO JAIL FOR THIS. OH, it's another You're You're an accomplice. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> YES. Loud and clear. >> Okay. cuz you're in the collective, right? >> Right. >> Okay. Now I see things clear. Okay. >> I got you. >> Just then, she says something totally unexpected that directly contradicts everything she's been claiming, leaving Illinois deputies questioning her grip on reality. >> All right, YOU'RE IN THE COLLECTIVE. So if I call on you, you better respond immediately with the quickness. You hear what I'm saying? >> I'm hearing you. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND? I'm the Satan. I'm Satan. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> OKAY. I'm Satan, but I'm also Lindsay. Okay. And Lindsay Lindsay is innocent. Okay. Satan. Satan does things FOR GOOD, NOT FOR BAD. OKAY. >> That's what we need. BUT THAT OTHER MOTHER MADE YOU EVIL. Do you understand? >> WHO DID? >> THAT WAS WITH YOU. >> You made me evil. >> Yes. >> Why is that? >> Because the TWO OF YOU TOGETHER COMBINED WITH EVILS ON YOUR back me up for the wrong reason. Unless my dad had something in it to do with it. DID MY DAD HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH IT? YES OR NO? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Well, >> I don't want to give you the wrong answer. >> I understand. And you're correct on speaking the way you spoke to me. Thank you for that. You're saved. You are not an accomplice anymore. Okay. Nothing. You are saved by the grace of God Almighty and myself, Lindsay Marie. Okay. >> Yes. >> We love you. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. I had to resist because that's what I do. You understand? >> Yeah. Well, you don't have to do that. >> No, I did. I have to show my dad I'm able to do it when the time comes if need be. Do you understand? >> I understand. Moments after officers bring her to the station, they brace themselves for whatever comes next. >> Yeah. What up, >> dumb Jesus Christ? Talk. >> I got you. >> YOU GUYS BETTER LET >> Come on, Lindsay. Go. >> Come on, Lizzy. >> You better let me go. >> YOU BETTER YOU BETTER LET ME GO. >> My dad can alter your dentist. >> You shouldn't have broke the screen from the hotel. >> Reacted. >> You shouldn't have broke the screen in the hotel. >> I DIDN'T BREAK IT. I PUSHED IT OUT. YOU DAMN LIAR. YOU DENTED IT. >> IS THAT A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY? NO. YOURS is lie to me. >> No. The >> Yeah, you you kicked my partner in the face when you were resisting. Made his glasses go flying. >> That's a lie. >> Okay. >> Remember what I told you that EVERYTHING >> THAT'S A LIE. >> EVERYTHING WAS RECORDED. >> LIES. >> OKAY. >> LIES. >> All right. >> Lies. I know where I kicked. I wasn't even near his face. With no clear answers for her actions, officers from Livingston County charge her with aggravated battery to a police officer, two counts of resisting an officer, and disorderly conduct. Despite her claims of higher power, she soon finds herself subject to the very laws made by humans. But in this next story, we see a different kind of perceived entitlement. When the officers respond to a father's distress call, they are met with his daughter, the wife of an officer who assumes her husband's badge is a get out of jail free card, leading to a display of entitlement that backfires in the most satisfying way possible. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. Wonder what she's got. ME IN THE LAKE. Just me in the leg. This woman stabs a police officer in the leg during an arrest. Only afterward does the truth come out. She is the wife of a cop. But as officers try to understand what could have forced her to take such drastic action, a series of troubling revelations and incidents complicates the case leading to consequences that cannot be undone. >> You know my husband. >> Please take a seat in my car. >> I'm married to a police officer. >> Please take a seat in my car before I have to put you in my car. >> Jimmy will respect and put me in the front. Please take a seat in my car before I put you in there. >> Respect and put me in the car. >> I'm going to tell you one more time. Take >> me tell me how to >> take a seat in my car or I'm going to put you in there. >> It all begins on the night of December 11th, 2024 when police in Bullhead City, Arizona, respond to a domestic disturbance call. The call is placed by a worried father who reports that his daughter's behavior is growing increasingly aggressive. Officers rushed to the scene where they are immediately met by the distressed father, clearly on edge and fearing for his safety. >> My daughter, she's been in a mental hospital a lot of times. I don't know how many times. >> Okay. >> And she's like she's out of hand right now. She's she hasn't been taking any medicine. >> Okay. >> And um she's getting very aggressive, you know, with me. She accused me. You know, I Her mom left me 20 years ago and I still get blamed for that. >> Which house is it? This house right here. >> Okay. Where she at? >> Oh, she she must >> keep an eye on the door. She's getting uh aggressive. >> No, she's just like she doesn't know what she >> has. She hit you or anything like that. So, it's not physical. She's just yelling at you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But I'm afraid that you know that you know She's She's mentally ill, you know. >> Okay. Uh >> she's not a drug. >> Does she live here? >> Yeah, but she's been living with me for 3 years. >> Okay. >> Her husband, she was married to a sheriff in Riverside. Oh, in Riverside. >> Okay. >> And he took the kids away from her, which he doesn't let her see the kids, and that doesn't help. >> Okay. Well, that's it's not really uh Okay. It's not helping the situation. I can see that. >> Yeah, it's not. >> So, what do you want done? >> Right away, the father tells officers that she has a history of mental illness and has not been taking her medication, a detail that makes the situation even more dire. From that moment, cops know they have to move more carefully than ever. Before going any further, they inquire the father for every detail they can get. Well, she needs to go to a place where they they'll give her mental treatment. >> Okay. Um, is she threatened suicide? >> No, she has >> she threatened to hurt you? >> No, it's cuz one of my nieces her she doesn't get along with a niece. >> Okay. because uh she's her that niece is in on on that her exhusband's uh side and she calls over here and gets her pissed off. >> Okay. >> And I don't have her phone number. One day she called me like 19 times. >> Who did? >> That hurt my niece. >> Your niece. Okay. >> And she aggravates her, you know. >> Okay. But she's not here right now. Does she have someplace else to go? my daughter. >> Yes. >> No, she has >> she doesn't have a friend's house that she could go hang out with. >> No, no, she can't she can't go nowhere. She won't even come out of the house out of the gate. >> Okay. Well, so she doesn't meet any of the qualifications for us to take her for mental evaluation. >> Oh, she >> Well, she may need to, but she doesn't meet the qualifications for me to take her into custody for that. So, that leaves us with arresting her or her leaving. From the father's statement, it becomes clear that the daughter identified as Vanessa Marie Chakez could turn hostile. At first, it appears to be another episode tied to her mental illness. But with no physically violent actions, it leaves police with few options and little room to act. That assumption holds until the father mentions something else. An unexpected piece of information that quietly changes the course of the case. >> She's mentally ill. She's like pushing me and pushing me. And >> so she pushed you? >> Yes. >> You didn't tell me that. I asked you if she pushed you >> or hit you. >> Well, she didn't hit me, but she was pushing me. >> Okay. >> And then she said she took off her shoe and she hit me a few times with it. >> So, she did hit you. >> Yeah. >> A few times. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, see, that's different. That's not what That's not what you told me. Well, but you know, like I'm her father, you know, she's just angry and she's angry at her niece and she takes it out on me and >> I mean, >> so at some point or another after tonight, you're going to have to decide what you're going to do with this situation. If you keep letting her do this, then it's going to continue happening. >> She she's been in a mental institution and she needs she needs she needs medicine. >> Well, if she doesn't take her medicine, then it doesn't do any good to give it to her. Yeah, she was taking it, but she ran out and they stopped sending it to them. >> After getting the full picture, cops decide to try talking to Vanessa, hoping she'll respond or accept the help she needs voluntarily. But little do they know that very soon this situation will begin to change for the worse and spiral into chaos. >> Sergeant Brooks with the police department. Can you come and talk to me? >> Oh yeah, go for it. Uh, give me a call. Let me know what you guys need. Now, can you come to the door and talk to me? >> Oh, no. You can you can call me if you need something. >> I don't want to talk to you through a door. >> Oh, I don't know. How do you guys normally talk to people? Is it like what? How do you guys normally talk? >> Well, not through a door. Usually face to face. Oh, >> okay. How How is face to face? >> What do you mean? >> FaceTime. >> Can you open the door for me? Oh. Um, you let me know when you know how to open doors. You guys are real smart out here. >> You locked the door. >> Oh, I don't think I did. >> You did. I watched you. >> Oh, my dad's elderly. Maybe he had a problem. >> No, you locked your dad out of your house. Are you kidding me? You locked your dad out of his house? From the very beginning of the conversation, cops realize that taking Vanessa into custody is going to be complicated. She refuses to cooperate and is very aggressive, and it quickly becomes clear that this is only the beginning. Her behavior begins to slip even further into delusion. >> Hey, how's it going? >> I'm not here to arrest you. If I call Teros out here, will you talk to them? What do you need? Um, what was that? You need to clean from uh Officer Edwin Romero. >> No, I don't know who that is. But >> I don't know who you are either then. I can I need Why don't you call him? >> I'll tell you what. >> Oh, no. You don't need to CALL ME ANYTHING. CALL OFFICER Edward Romero and you figure it out. >> You know we're not in California, right? >> No. WHERE ARE YOU GUYS AT? >> WE'RE in Bullhead City. >> Oh, I know. He comes down here to THE RIVER ALL THE DAMN TIME AND HE'S NOT FROM CALIFORNIA. NOPE. >> The river. >> I don't have any idea who you're talking about. >> I don't know who you guys are either. >> Okay. So, >> why'd you lock your dad out of the house? >> Well, I don't know. Did he Is he elderly? Did he lock himself out? >> No, you did. >> Oh, you guys can say whatever YOU WANT. HOW'S YOUR WIFE, UH, OFFICER UH, Miguel Chone? >> I don't know how I don't have any idea who you're talking about. >> Well, I don't know who the city of Riverside County officers are either. I don't know WHO THEY ARE. THEY DON'T KNOW WHO I AM. I DON'T know who you are. >> Okay. I just told you who >> Vanessa, I just told you who I was. I'm >> because I'm sure your wife is at home right now with her kids the way my husband was at home with my kids. AND IF YOU'RE STUCK OUTSIDE, THEN GOOD LUCK. >> OKAY, so good. >> You guys can figure it out now. >> Would you be willing to talk to Teros if I called him down here? >> Oh, you can call you can call Sheriff Edward. >> No, no, no. I said Teros. You can call LAPD. I KNOW A bunch of people. You guys can figure it out now. SINCE YOU'RE AT THE RIVER, THEY'RE ALL AT ON THE RIVER TONIGHT. Maybe you guys can figure out where your kids are at. >> I know where my kids are at. >> I know where my kids are at, too, because I WERE THE OFFICER'S WIFE AND A POLICE OFFICER'S uh children's mother. >> Okay, >> figure it out. >> From Vanessa's unhinged statements, the cops are able to understand bits and pieces that line up with the information her father has already given them about her, but none of it helps officers make sense of the moment they're in. Vanessa doesn't fully grasp where she is or what's happening and it's clear this is going to be a long night for the police. >> Now you can call Riverside County Sheriff Edward >> I don't give two about the Riverside County Sheriff's Office. >> That's so funny. You can give because Officer Edward Romero knows >> I don't care about Officer Edward Romero. I'm here to talk to you. >> You're not even I don't care. I don't care. I'm Officer EDWARD ROMERO'S POLICE OFFICER. GODDAMN WIFE. YOU LEAVE ME THE ALONE TONIGHT. >> YOU GUYS DO THIS TO OFFICER WIVES ALL THE TIME. >> I do what? >> All the time. >> We do what? >> YOU GO AHEAD AND TELL EVERYBODY WHAT YOU GUYS DO TO EACH OTHER. >> I don't have any idea what you're talking about. Your dad says you're in distress. >> Well, I don't have a dad. I have Officer Edward Romero. >> I'm standing right here with your dad. >> Oh, that's your daddy now. >> No, no, it's your it's your father. OFFICER EDWARD ROMERO TOOK CARE OF EVERYTHING in Riverside. >> What feels like senseless, meaningless rambling doesn't stay that way for long. The situation takes another turn when Vanessa begins shifting blame, pointing fingers without reason. As the minutes drag on, frustration starts building among the officers. He married another another. >> We need to take Officer Edward Romero's father to prison tonight so he can figure out what he needs to do. >> I'm out here talking to your father. >> No, THAT'S OFFICER EDWARD ROMERO'S FATHER. He sold me TO HIM IN 2008. SO YOU GUYS KNOW HOW THAT GOES. >> I don't know anything about that. >> I don't know. I don't KNOW HOW TO BECOME A POLICE OFFICER'S WIFE. >> OH. >> OH, I don't know. I don't know. We were one of the sheriffs down THERE IN THE CITY OF PALM DESERT, RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Indo Mecca station, Palm Desert, Riverside, California. Maybe you can call a couple people to talk to HIS MOTHER GODDAMN BOAT DOWN HERE AND TALK TO HIS MOTHER GODDAMN WIFE. >> Aren't you divorced? >> Are we divorced? What you're doing? Divorce me. >> Uh, I don't know. >> Run the call now. >> It's not in the call notes. Nothing is changing and every attempt to make her open the door fails. With options running out, officers decide to play a trick on Vanessa. They bring in her father, hoping a familiar voice and a moment of empathy might finally break through where authority couldn't. >> I'm I'm cold. Mh. I need my jacket. Can you open the door? Can you open the door so I can put on my jacket? I'm freezing. Open the door. >> Jacket tonight. I'm sure they'll be able to help you. >> Put that somewhere else. >> Open open the door. May I I got to go in. I I need my I I got to use the bathroom. Christina says she'll be there for you when you need a jacket. >> But nothing works. Vanessa remains unhinged, locked in the delusion that her husband is coming to rescue her. With no options left, officers instruct the father to force the door open using a screwdriver. What they don't know is that the moment that door gives way, they are about to walk into a scene far more violent than anything they are prepared for. Move this. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. >> I don't know what she's got on her hand. She just stabbed me IN THE LEG. JUST stab me in the leg. Don't put her out. >> I've got her hand. >> You got that hand? >> Yeah, I got this hand. >> Okay. My mouth. >> My mouth. I broke my mouth. Call my husband. >> Dad, >> I got her arms. >> I have another set of cops right here in my arm. >> Got him right here. >> Dad, call my husband. >> Gas on here. >> Dad, call my husband, please. >> Daddy, >> you are under arrest for aggravated assault on a police officer. >> Give me your other [ __ ] hand. >> Dad, help. PLEASE, STOP. >> THESE ARE NOT RIGHT HERE. >> OKAY. OKAY. I CAN GET UP. I CAN GET UP. I can get up. >> You're not getting up. >> I I got to check this leg out cuz my my leg's bleeding. >> Dad, help me, please. >> You don't. >> Go. Go. I got her. >> Okay. Okay. >> Got her. >> Sam 188 roll paramedics. Uh 342's been stabbed. >> I got stabbed. My leg's bleeding. Get a tourniquet on it. Where is it? >> Right here in my thigh. >> Is it high enough? >> Yeah. >> Clear your pocket. >> And just like that, in a single moment, the situation explodes and the psychopath cop's wife stabs an officer during her arrest. In an instant, what began as a welfare call turns into an assault on the police. Tensions spike. Officers grow visibly agitated. And it becomes clear the night is now taking a much darker turn. >> Can I get up? >> No. You can stay right where you'reing at. >> Try grabbing my balls again. I will hurt you. >> Okay, I believe you. >> Do you understand me? >> I believe you. >> Okay. Stupid. >> Okay. Thank you, Dad. Thank you. Tell them. Tell them thank you. They're going to stop now. That they said they'll stop now. >> Hey, uh sir, anyone give me a cigarette? >> Let me give you a cigarette. >> All right, >> Dad. Will you help now? >> If you would listen to me and >> Yeah, she's under arrest now. >> You listen. All right, I'm good. >> What? You sure that's tight? >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Please stop. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Stop it. >> You're hurting me, >> Dad. You're hurting me, Dad. >> Okay. I'm all better. I'm all better. Dad, I'm all better now. >> You don't understand. >> I understand now. Okay. Okay. Okay. Dad, I understand now. It's fine. >> You want to get a heart? >> No, I don't. Oh my god. Dad, help. >> Sam 188. Uh, turn a good time now. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me, Dad. You're hurting me, >> Dad. It hurts. >> But none of the begging or pleading works. Something serious has to be done, and the consequences are now unavoidable. With no other choice left, the cops move in, place Vanessa under arrest, and take her away. >> No. Step back. Well, just grab it. Grab her. Grab her grab her some clothes. >> I got two. >> The uh the knife's right behind me, Sean. >> Okay. >> I got the knife. >> Okay. >> I got her. >> You got her? >> Yep. >> Okay. You You want to stay with the knife? I'll walk. >> I'll stay with the knife. >> Just stay over there, sir. >> Thank you. As Vanessa is taken away, one of the officers stays behind to wrap things up with her father. And even after everything, her father makes a heartbreaking plea to him. >> I'll be back in a couple of minutes to give you a uh a seizure list for this knife. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um your daughter's going to jail. >> She needs help. >> Well, she she's going to go to jail. She's not going to go to a mental health. >> She's not. She just stabbed a police officer. >> She's not going to a mental health facility. She's going to jail. >> But she needs to >> Well, she can talk to them about getting help from jail then. >> Well, you talk to them for me because I >> You can talk to him if you want. >> She's mentally ill. She She's not allowed. >> Well, she shouldn't have tried to stab a police officer that was here trying to help her. Meanwhile, Vanessa is transported to a local hospital for a medical evaluation, but the tension doesn't ease. Behind the hospital doors, a new and unsettling episode begins to unfold, threatening to escalate the chaos. >> Are you a police officer? >> Mhm. >> I am. >> Have you ever beat your wife? >> Nope. >> If your wife was suffering, what would you do for her? take her to the hospital. >> Unfortunately, tonight that's not an option. You made some choices tonight that >> No, I don't think you goddamn understand. I made goddamn choices. Do youing hear me? Oh my god. You think I made goddamn choices? You know what I am? I'm Mexican. No, listen for a goddamn moment. I'm Mexican. Sit down. >> I'm Mexican and I used toing clean toilets for my goddamn husband. I'm Mexican. I used to get on my knees and serve him. Do you [ __ ] goddamn understand? And I still stand with him every [ __ ] day and he still beats me. And I paid all my [ __ ] goddamn money to him. I paid everything to him. I paid everything. I paid everything to him. I paid everything to him toing die, my friend. Why did he have to beat me? Why does he hit me? Why does he fight with me? Why? >> I don't have an answer. >> Why? I work hard and he hits me. Do you hear you? >> Cops are still struggling to determine if anything Vanessa says holds a shred of truth. But even on the way to the station from the hospital, her rambling doesn't stop. She keeps offering fragments of a story that only raises more questions. >> Why don't you call me Officer Edwin Romero's wife? on super my husband today and then you can understand what it's like to be a white boy with a Mexican girl while she has to get by people every day. Every mothering day. >> Why don't you stand for somebody else? Why don't you teach my best friend who's white to be married TO A GODDAMN PERSONAL PEOPLE? >> Please take a seat in my car next to the >> You're going to treat me like this. >> Please take a seat in my car. >> You know my husband. >> Please take a seat in my car. >> I'm married to police. Please take a seat in my car before I have to put you in my car. >> Jeremy, with respect and put me in the front. >> Please take a seat in my car before I put you in my car. >> Respect and put me in the car. >> I'm going to tell you one more time. Tell me tell me how to treat. >> Take a seat in my car or I'm going to put you in there. >> Make sure you be nice TO ME BECAUSE I'M SOMEBODY'S RIVERSIDE CITY POLICE OFFICER'S WIFE. THEN GET IN THE CAR. AND YOU KNOW HOW THEY TREAT PEOPLE? MY BEST FRIEND'S A WHITE BOY. GET IN THE CAR. >> MY BEST FRIEND'S WHITE. GET IN THE CAR. MY BEST FRIEND'S WHITE. YOU KNOW MY YOU KNOW MY GRANDPA CLIFF, the service me. A white man. A white man. A WHITE MAN, HOMIE. A WHITE MAN. NOT A MEXICAN MAN. A WHITE MAN. YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEXICAN BATH SOLD ME FOR? TO CLEAN TOILETS FOR WHITE COMPANIES. LOOK UP HIGH. AIR CONDITIONING. LOOK UP MY KIND. I KNOW WHO WHITE PEOPLE ARE SERVING. Vanessa Jackz pleaded guilty except insane to an aggravated assault charge and was sentenced to 5 years of confinement in a secured mental health facility. instead of prison. The judge ordered her commitment to the Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix, where she will undergo long-term mental health treatment after experts concluded she was experiencing an acute psychotic episode and was not in control of her actions at the time of the assault. Her attempts to use her husband's position only make her eventual arrest more difficult. Next, we follow a woman who believes that being a victim of infidelity gives her a license to lose control, leading to an uncontrollable meltdown that the cameras catch in full detail. >> Blame the victim. This is I'm tired of it. This is physical abuse and mental abuse. This [ __ ] is texting me. WHO IS THIS? I DON'T EVEN KNOW HER. WHY IS SHE TEXTING ME? Why is she texting me? I don't know her. I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHO SHE IS. I don't EVEN KNOW HER NAME. I don't know this is and she's texting me. >> I'm getting physically abusive and that this is texting me. >> Officers encounter this woman in a parking lot claiming to be assaulted by her boyfriend. But what seems like a plea for help quickly proves otherwise. And this marks the beginning of an explosive crisis. >> I don't want to stop. Stop it. Stop it. You're not going to do that. Stop it. Don't do that. Stop it. >> Don't do that. Don't do that. Okay. >> Stop it. >> Stop it. >> Stop it. Stop it. >> Stop it. >> Stop. >> On July 25th, 2024, cops raced to a parking lot in Palm Beach, Florida, following reports of a woman causing a disturbance. But they are unaware that this is just the beginning of something far more disturbing. You said you'd rather me. >> I WANT TO GO TO WORK. I'm tired of this man abusing me and then these random [ __ ] TEXTING ME. I'M TIRED OF IT. You I have pictures of the abuse. You want to see the pictures of the abuse? >> I got pictures of abuse, bro. >> Religion. Like what the do you think this is like you want to you want to deal with? >> What's that from? What's that from? When When did that happen? What's your name? What is your name? I need to know who I'm talking to. What's your name? >> Right now, you you don't want to give up any information, but you have to because this is an investigation and now it's not your choice. You have to give me the information. And that's what I'm trying to get you to understand so you don't get yourself in further trouble. So you don't get yourself in further trouble, right? And get unnecessary charges from a conventional harm. That's why I need to know more. >> So can I please have your daughter's office? >> Although she claims to be in an abusive relationship, the reports received by the police tell a different story. She had allegedly been attempting to assault her boyfriend with a bottle. >> Well, hold on. Tell me. I found a bottle, but it's a plastic bottle. Ask me if it's a plastic bottle or glass bottle. Okay. >> Yeah, you hook up like a >> He's not going to answer. >> He's not going to answer. >> Who Who is that? I met up with him cuz she called me last night. You guys >> I've been trying to call him for two days straight and this has been texting me since last night on some abusive. Oh, like Oh, you're embarrassing yourself. If I was If that was my man, he wouldn't be texting me. I wouldn't let him text some random girl. With the suspect identified as Colette Payne, police realize they have to take immediate action before the situation spirals out of control. But they have no idea that the outcome will be totally unexpected. >> Can I have my ID back, please? >> No, you can't. >> No. >> I have to. >> For what? >> Because he's cleaning the battery. So, I have to >> No. Like, let me call him first. >> I will. I'll let you call. >> Can I call him first? >> Have to do this. Okay. You want to leave all your jewelry in the car or you want to stay? >> Bro, can you not press battery on me, please? Like, they're arresting me, dude. >> He's going to hold the phone for you while we put you in. >> They're arresting me. Can you tell him not to? >> He's saying he's not pressing charges. >> Here, give him the phone, >> bro. THEY'RE TELLING ME HE'S NOT PRESSING CHARGES. LISTEN, >> they're literally arresting me because of you, bro. I hate you. You have no reason to arrest me. He's not pressing charges. >> What? >> And and and and it's a it's a domestic situation. >> No. Like I have to go to work. I don't know my wife's phone number. >> We We'll set that up for you. Okay. >> Do you want to leave everything of yours in the car? >> Do you have a family member that's close that can >> No, I want to go. >> I want to go. Yes, I can >> right now. >> Yes, I can. >> Relax. Don't do that. >> Please don't. >> I NEED TO GO. >> I need to go. >> I need to go. >> Don't make it happen. JUST GIVE ME A SECOND. >> Don't do that. >> He said he's not. But he charges. >> Like, why are you doing this? >> Please don't do this. >> He abused ME. I'M THE PROBLEM. Within seconds, the chaos escalates out of control as Colette completely loses it. >> Listen, listen to me. Listen to me. I do not want you to get any other target. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. STOP. STOP IT. >> Stop it. Stop it. Stop. Stop it. Stop. STOP. I'm so tired of these. I'M SO TIRED of these. >> We're going to have a combat 15. I'm downstairs with the >> relax. >> I want to talk to you. >> You got to stop. You got to stop. >> You got to stop. >> YOU GOT TO STOP. I WANT TO GO TO STOP. >> Just when officers think they have calmed her, what she does next rings alarm bells among Palm Beach County deputies. >> Huh? >> You can wait on her. >> I'm just locking her legs up. >> I'm holding her. >> I got her up and I'm just trying to lock her legs up. >> Hey, relax. Relax. This is not helping your situation. Relax. Calm down. off. >> No, I can't. I can't cuz you're trying to hurt yourself. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Stop biting yourself. Please. Please stop. Please stop biting yourself. Stop it. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I'm hiding. >> Stoping me. >> Stop biting yourself. >> My wizard. >> Well, you got to I'll take that. >> My wizard. Female, if you want to come assist Officer Goldberg, we're still trying to locate this female. >> We have nothing yet. >> You got to stop pulling. Okay. You got to stop calling. >> I want to help. I WANT TO TALK TO YOU. PLEASE, I just want to talk to >> get you to talk to But you got to stop doing this. You got to stop. You got to stop. location. >> I'll send it to you. We might have to just try to give her a call. See if she'll uh tell her to do that and talk to us. >> I just want to go. >> As the crisis gets deeper, cops know they have to act now or never. We're We're going to call HIM RIGHT NOW. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. PLEASE. >> She went underneath her leg, so that's why she's in front. other side. >> Like I don't >> email all the way out. >> Just when officers thought the situation is under control, the suspect does something that surprises even the most seasoned officers. >> Stop. Stop it. Stop it. We're not going to Don't do that. >> Stop it. >> Don't do that. >> Stop it. >> Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Okay. We're not going to do that. >> We're not going to do that. >> Stop it. Stop it. >> Stop it. Stop it. >> Stop it. Stop. Select your sword. >> What is wrong? Stop it. >> I a get it. >> We got a hobler. >> You have hobbles? >> Yeah, I should have hobbles. >> We got to get the cuffs in the back if we're going to hobble her. >> Hob. Hey, >> they should be in the door gym. >> I got Come back out. Come on. Come on. >> You got to stop, bro. You got to stop. >> Yeah. >> You got to stop. Here. >> Here. I got her. Here. Hold this. You got to stop. >> You guys don't give a Don't give A I'M NOT GOING TO TELL YOU why the I'm like this when I'm being abused AND CHEATED ON. NO. You I have bruises. That is cold, bro. I don't give a >> Despite the handcuffs, she continues thrashing, leaving officers no choice but to further restrain her. But what happens next takes an alarming turn. >> You double lock. Lock it. >> That ain't going to work. He went to the 38. >> Don't do that. Don't bang your head. Don't bang your head. You see what you're doing. What you're doing is causing injuries. So now when we see injuries, we don't know if you caused them because you banged. >> Now we don't know if you if you bang your head or how you got those injuries. So stop banging your head so you can stop injuring yourself. Double lock them. >> I'm not even here. >> Please stop. >> You're really tall. >> You got I mean I'm not locked together. Locked in the car. So yeah. You want to open the other door? >> Okay. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Did you guys already use the stretcher? >> I just want to ask. Running out of alternatives, officers attempt to reason with Colette, hoping to prevent this scene from turning more violent. However, every effort to deescalate only drags them deeper into the chaos. >> There you go. >> Listen to this guy real quick. Okay. >> Nobody gives a Nobody gives a Nobody gives a me. >> Nobody gives a Can >> I ask you a couple questions real quick? >> No, CUZ NOBODY CARES. NOBODY CARES. If you cared, you would understand. What the is this wizard? WHY DO I HAVE A BRUISE on my knee? Why look a bruise on my foot? Why is my finger broken? YEAH, I DON'T GIVE A YOU GUYS DON'T CARE. >> Talk to you real quick. I'm here for your safety and your wellbeing just like these other guys. >> No, cuz if they really cared, they would have made the who broke my finger, who put this on my knee, who did all this to me would be gone. But he's the victim. HE'S THE VICTIM. OUT OF HERE, BRO. >> What's your name? >> Gives the about me. >> What's your name? >> Nobody cares. >> What's your name, dear? >> I don't have a name, bro. That >> we're not going to play that game. >> I'm so done. Like, nobody cares. Do y'all really care? He would be like, "Oh, like I know you're being abused and this should not have been texting you." No, you guys don't care. >> You didn't give us a chance. >> You don't care. >> You haven't given us a chance. >> I DID. I TRIED TALKING to you. >> Well, listen. Then you started yelling and screaming and all that >> cuz you said I'm being under arrest. I'm just talking to you. I told you what happened. >> I told you this man is abusing me. >> Listen. Right now, we have to get you medically cleared. And when we get there, look at this man. You see this man? This is our sergeant. He's going to listen to everything that you >> No, I don't want to. I don't want I don't give a bro. This >> If you guys really cared, you guys would have arrested him when he was abusing me. >> He never got arrested. He never got arrested. >> In spite of repeated attempts to calm her, she maintains that she's the victim and her boyfriend is responsible. Yet, her earlier actions suggest otherwise, raising serious doubts among deputies. Well, honey, if you if you could let me talk real quick. If you tell us about that stuff that happened. >> No, it's done. It was months ago. Nobody did anything. I had to get a fake tooth cuz of this man. >> Yeah, >> a fake tooth. >> Well, honey, we weren't there for that. None of us. So, we're just we're just learning what's all going on. So, if you could just be cool with us, okay? I know there's a lot going on. This isn't This isn't good. You know what I'm saying? I know you're not happy, but just be cool with us so we don't make this any worse. IT'S ALREADY WORSE. IT'S the worst I CANING GET, BRO. I'M GETTING victim blamed. It's the worst that it can get. >> We just We don't want you to get hurt. >> You guys love blaming the victim. Is that how it is, bro? It's always the guy. The guy is the problem. The girl is the problem. It's never the guy. >> Never the guy. >> That's not true. >> That's not true. Because how come when he did all this to me? Nobody did anything for me. >> Honey, we we weren't there. I don't I don't know. And I'm sorry that happened, but now we're here. You just got to You got to be cool with us. We don't want you to get hurt. Okay. >> I know you're I know I know you are. I don't want you to get hurt any worse. >> Um so will you can you do us a favor? >> Well, I just want to Bro, like if y'all can just up that medicine and just, you know, >> I REALLY APPRECIATE IT. I'M DONE, BRO. I'm tired. >> We're not going to do that. >> I'm going to get you some help. No, I don't want help. I want to >> I'm tired of this, bro. I'm so tired. >> Okay. >> As the suspect remains an active danger to everyone, Florida deputies have no option but to take extreme measures. >> One, two, three. Okay, girl. >> It's hurting my wrist. >> You keep bouncing on. >> My wrist hurt. >> Just you keep bouncing. You can't bounce. >> My wrist hurts. Please let go. My wrist, bro. >> Okay, honey. Be cool with us. We're going to get you to the hospital, get you checked out, and everything's okay. Okay, but you got to be cool. >> With no clear answers to her actions, Palm Beach County officers charge Colette Payne with aggravated battery, aggravated assault, and resisting an officer without violence. Her explosive reaction eventually leads to a prison cell and a permanent criminal record, and she is forced to face the full consequences of her actions. However, we save the most bizarre audacity for last. In our final case, an intoxicated woman completely ignores her serious charges, focusing solely on a desperate mission to secure McDonald's at any cost. >> Roll down your window and place your hands outside the car with the keys in your hand. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> GET OUT NOW. GET YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. GET YOUR HANDS UP. WHAT BEGINS as a routine traffic stop quickly escalates into a dangerous situation, forcing officers to arrest this woman. But even as they attempt to apprehend her, she begins mocking them, further escalating the scene. >> You should think and lose some weight. You're a police officer. You should look like me. You're too fat to be a police. >> Just when officers believe things are under control, she does something beyond the expectations of everybody at the scene. >> Yeah, I have a bruise. Just roll over to that area. >> The right side of my body or the left side of my body. >> Okay. Where >> you want me to get undressed? >> You want to see it? Do you want me to get undressed? You want >> your >> All right. So, it's out of your way. >> On the night of July 22nd, 2024, a patrol car in White Fish Bay, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, spots a vehicle passing at a dangerously high speed. But the officers have no idea that this will be far from an ordinary traffic stop. >> 448 traffic 148 >> 4600 block of lake with a white BMW Illinois plate. They're going upwards of 60. I'll take a second right away. They're taking off to South Island Lake. They're pulled over again just before Glendale. >> Take out the keys. 84. I'm coming to from >> turn the car off. Now roll down your window and place your hands outside the car with the keys in your hand. Put both hands outside the car. 10. She's just laughing in the car and just flipped me off. She's putting her seat belt back on. She might take off again. Turn off the car >> and with the keys in her hand, roll down the window. She's taking off Glendale. >> Stopped at Glendale. didn't hit the sticks yet. >> After the driver disobys cops multiple times, they decide to put an end to this madness and they have no option but to take drastic measures. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT NOW. GET YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. GET YOUR HANDS UP. Put your hands out the window. Shut up the car. Do it now. >> Shut the CAR OFF. DO IT NOW. I got >> I got taser. >> Out of the car. Do it now. You're out of the car. Do it now. Step out. >> If you run, I'm going to tase you. >> Face the car. Hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. >> You almost hit me. heavy 45. >> I'm on my heart. >> I have a driver out. >> Get this one. >> You should be joined a little better. What are you doing? >> Should be what? Ma'am, >> why are you shaking? >> I'm not shaking. >> All right. >> You almost ran me over. >> No, that was a setup. >> Oh, you set me up. Did you set this up? >> No, ma'am. >> Is there anything on you? Any weapons? Anything sharp that will hold? >> It doesn't look like I have weapons. >> People hide things everywhere. >> Go ahead with your second place. >> I'm getting my cop. >> All right, let's take her back. I can't. >> Is there anything in your mouth? >> Matthew River. >> All right. Hung up. >> All right. >> Wow. This is so black. >> With the suspect identified as 35-year-old Mallerie Griffin from Illinois, officers now move to prevent the situation from escalating further, but they have no idea that things are nowhere near under control. >> Is it Mallalerie? >> Yeah, it's Mallalerie Griffin. >> Mallerie, what's your date of birth? >> Okay. >> You want my social security number? Uh, no, thank you. >> Okay. >> Are you feeling okay? >> Yeah, it's hot outside. >> Okay. I'm just asking if you needed any medical attention at all. >> Why would I need medical attention when I needed directions? I'm lost. >> Okay. >> My navigation system's hacked >> and I got a little lost coming home from a friend's house. And you arrested me for absolutely no reason and touched my body for absolutely no reason. And that's illegal. And you just arrested me for no reason when you should have asked me in the car, "Are you lost? Is your blood sugar low? >> Are you diabetic? >> You should have asked that before you arrested me. >> Why was it? >> Diabetes runs in my family actually, so I could be diabetic now. And you just put me in handcuffs because of my name. You should feel pretty stupid that you arrested me for no reason. Didn't say, "Are you lost when you saw that I'm from Illinois?" >> Okay. >> And then I could have friends in Wisconsin. >> Okay? >> I could have been visiting my mom in the hospital at Madison and my navigation system got hacked. I lost my phone and you arrested me for no reason. You could be in so much trouble if I had money because you arrested me and put me in a hot vehicle. A hot vehicle. If I had money, I would sue the out of you for arresting me for no reason. Didn't ask if I was diabetic or if I was lost because you did not ask for my license and you did not listen >> to yourself. You are making me sit in a hot police vehicle when I am dehydrated >> and thirsty and it's summer and there's no air in this car. >> That's why the windows down. >> Oh, you're just bringing summer air into the vehicle. You should think and lose some weight. You're a police officer. You should look like me. >> Skinny. You're too fat to be a police. >> See what happens. She's not going to want to, is she? She's going to get fatter. >> Stupid to be a police officer. She can't run. >> I haven't worked on like three years. I can still run. >> Of course I can. I'm kidding. I'm always kidding. I was so impressed. I'm sober. I'm sober. Wow. Marijuana is legal in Illinois and Wisconsin, too. Is doing drugs. >> This is so funny. >> This is how people get in trouble, huh? >> Please set people up. >> I wonder how much of a reward they get. Do they get a bonus? >> No. They get underpaid to stand around and do nothing. Well, that's why they're fat. >> She's fat, too. She's too fat to be a police officer >> and she should be wearing contacts >> and her hair should be braided. >> As time passes, Mallerie's actions grow even more bizarre. She begins vaping while restrained in the patrol car, seemingly untouched by the chaos around her. You >> good then? Yeah. What's your number? >> Thanks. 148. Starting is 36. You're so stupid. >> Bye, Beaver. Can you see? >> Can you see with those glasses on when you're when you're running trying to catch a a real robber? >> Do you don't your glasses fall off? I used to wear glasses when I used to do hair and they used to slip off my face. You do know you're that you're driving me somewhere illegally. >> Wow. Are you on? Wow. Wow. >> Can we go to McDonald's? >> No. How many pizza? >> How many pieces of pizza do you eat? >> How many guys pizza do you eat for dinner? Do we have pizza or you just zoned out? >> You do know that you should be on a very healthy diet if you're a police officer and not eat sugar. >> You're a little too overweight. >> It's not just fake. Wisconsin is not real right now. >> Have you touched again? >> Thank you. You're going to touch me again. Bringing someone so unpredictable to the police station only fuels more uncertainty as Milwaukee County officers prepare for the situation to potentially turn dangerous. >> Oh, that was a good one. >> Too fat to be a girl. >> All right. No. Yeah, it's mine. No, >> you can't have this. Let go. >> No. Who? By who says >> you're in our custody. No. >> Hey, somebody else come over here. >> Mhm. You should have taken them away before I got a bomb. >> Okay. >> I could have blown you up. >> Never mind. >> You want to take this? >> Yeah. >> I'll just put it in her place. Oh, no. That's okay. >> All right. Step out. Watch your step. >> I got one with me. I'm bringing them over to you for track little step on the painted feet. Face the wall. >> You want to wear me, too? >> Face the wall. I'm going to do one last search. There's nothing on you. Whoa. What if I was >> Separate your feet? >> WOW. WHAT IF I WAS LISTENING? GREAT. WOW. Oh my god. Undo your hands. When this cuff comes off, place it on top of your head. Palm face up. Do it now. Do it now. Arm up. >> Do it. Then you can go to school. You're doing it. >> You can do it. You went to school. >> All right. You're just going to be uh >> Put me in a cell. N32. >> All right. Take your shoes off. Take your shoes off. >> Take your socks off. >> There's trees available if you need them. Take your socks off. >> Put me in the cell. >> We have that item collected. >> No, we have to go through the paperwork. >> Now that the suspect is in custody, cops move to process her. But Mallerie has no intention of making it easy. >> All right. So, I believe you are under the influence of something. I don't know if it's drugs or alcohol. So, we're going to go through some field sobriety tests. I am going to have to take off your cuffs. Okay? You got to listen to what we're saying. Otherwise, you're going to be to the bench again. Okay. >> Does that make sense, Mallerie? >> You did this to yourself. >> You did it to yourself. >> Okay. I was not going 60 m hour in a 30 mph zone. >> All right. So, first test, please stand up. >> Just basic. >> Your feet place it together. Heel to heel, toe to toe, and your hands are going to be down by your sides. For this test, you are going to follow the tip of my finger and just the tip of my finger with your head and not your eyes. Do you suffer from any medical condition? >> I have bipolar disorder. There's absolutely nothing wrong with me. >> I take medication. >> Okay. That's the only medication that you're on. >> What else would I be on? >> I'm not sure. Some >> I take Adderall. >> That is not what I said. >> I have a bad reputation in >> Have you had any head injuries in the last couple months? Why would I have a head injury? >> I don't know people's medical history. >> You should have asked that before you brought me to the jail. You should have asked me what was why was I driving so fast. You should have said, "Are you diabetic? Are you from Wisconsin?" >> We actually, we can go over those questions right now before we >> There's no reason you should have taken it this far. >> No reason. >> Okay. It It's up to you. Do you want to go through the questions? Harrison just asked the question. >> All right. Are you sick or injured in any way? >> No. >> Are you on any prescribed medications? No, I don't need to take it anymore. I take Xanax when needed. >> So, that's a prescribed medication. >> Why wouldn't it be prescribed? >> All right. >> Do you have any medications with you today? >> Look in the purse. Do you have it? Unless you just set me up. >> Address back. >> So, yes or no? >> No. >> Are you currently under a doctor's care? >> Not a real one, obviously. >> Have you been hospitalized in the last year? Yeah, I have for no reason. >> Just like I'm in here for no reason. >> All right. Any specific medical thing you were in for? >> What medical thing >> that you were hospitalized for? >> No, I just got thrown in jail on the psycho board for no reason. >> But while officers are at it, Mallerie does something that shocks even seasoned officers at the scene. >> Do you have any cuts or bruises? >> Yeah, I have a bruise. >> Go over to that area. the right side of my body or the left side of my body. >> Okay. Where >> do you want me to get undressed? >> Do you want to see it? Do you want me to get undressed? You want >> Keep your camera up. >> You don't need that. >> Is this your first time in secure custody being arrested like this? >> 25. >> I don't know. >> I'm 57. >> Have you ever >> I got driven to the emergency room for getting in a car accident. >> But where were you arrested? >> In Indiana. >> Were you arrested for that? I was thrown in jail and sat in cells for 5 days or six days. I don't know. Do >> you alcohol or drugs? >> I drink alcohol when I get pissed off. >> Can you do what I can do? Can you do this and you're a cop? And I haven't worked out in 3 years. >> That's pretty good. And you're a cop. >> That's pretty good. No, I probably can't do that. >> Yeah, you should. You should look like me if you want to be a cop. >> Okay. >> Same with him. You should look like him. But I bet he couldn't do what I just did. Put me in a cell and end it. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? I don't know. Can you see it without your glasses on? You're a cop. >> No, that's why. >> You should be wearing glasses. You actually shouldn't be a cop because you can't see perfectly. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> I can see it. Take your glasses off and let's see if you can see it. Same with him. >> I would only choose him to work in my PlayStation with your eyes and your eyes only. You are not going to be moving your head. Nine more steps. One, two, three. All the way down to nine. Just a couple things to remember. Look down at your feet. Count out loud. Keep your hands down by your side. Don't stop until I tell you to do so or you feel you have completed the test. Do you understand the test? >> What? >> Do you understand the test? >> Walk like you should have done this on the street or you want to do it in front of the camera. >> Are you starting? >> I have flat feet. Of course, I can't walk in a straight line because my feet are flat. That's why I got arrested in Indiana because my feet were flat and I went to jail for no reason cuz they said I was drunk and roasted a cop right in front of their face. >> Nothing. >> Are you done with the test? >> I just did the test. >> Okay. >> Can you do it without your shoes on? >> Let's see if you can do it. Let's see if you have flat feet. Did they see your Did they check your feet before you hired to be a cop? Did they check your eyes? When I asked you if there were any other medical problems or issues that would affect your walking and your balance, you didn't say yes. >> With the first test complete, officers move on to more complex checks to determine whether she's under the influence. But this is about to get far more difficult. >> Okay, next test. Feet together, hands down by your side. You're going to be raising either foot of your choosing, whatever you want. You're going to raise your foot straight out with your foot parallel to the ground. You're going to raise it approximately 6 in above the ground. You're going to be looking down at that raised foot and you're going to count out loud. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 until >> That's unnecessary. >> Until I tell you to stop. It's going to look a little like this. >> The only task 100 200 3 100 400 >> How would I do it if I had flat feet? >> So on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? Do you understand this test? >> No, I don't have a comprehension problem, honestly. >> Okay. Do you want me to explain it again? >> Nope. I need it written on paper. >> You need it written down on paper. >> Are you a visual learner? >> You don't know me and you'll never know. >> That's why I'm asking. >> You will never know if I'm a vis what type of learner I am because you I'm trying to understand. We've had to take a psychology class. >> So, what's wrong with me? I'm not sure what's wrong with me. We're trying to ask you questions. >> Why do I Why does my personality keep changing? >> Okay. Uh, do you want to do this test or no? >> I just do it. >> Okay. You may begin. >> Repeat it. I wasn't paying attention. >> Oh, you want me to repeat? Okay. You're going to choose whichever leg of your choosing. Your arms are going to be down by your side. You're going to lift. >> Such a nerd. >> Do it with me. >> Do it with me. >> I said I needed it on paper. So, do it with me. Do it with me. Walk me through it. >> You just said say it again >> and walk me through it. And I just said, "Walk me through it. I have a comprehension problem. I need to see it." I said, "I need to see it. I need it." So, do it with me. >> All right. >> Do it with me. >> Hold on. >> DO IT WITH ME. >> LET ME LET ME START THE CLOCK. All right. All right. Go. 1 2 100 3 You're not doing what I'm doing. 4 1 I said approximately 6 in 5,000. >> It's not It's not necessary to do that long. 8 100,000 9 100 11 100 12 100 13 100 14 1,000 15 How come you're not doing it with me? You said you wanted to do it with me. I'm doing it. All right, >> throw me in the cell. >> As Mallerie refuses every attempt to cooperate, officers realize they need to take a more decisive approach. >> Is a preliminary breath test. It is not admissible in court. It's just to see where you're at. Okay. >> Have you taken one of these before? >> Have you? >> Yeah. >> Do you take it before every shift? >> No. >> You should. >> For what reason? >> Alcoholics. >> Usually people >> and tattoos, but you can tell a bad person from the way they stand, talk, and act, and if they listen to people, >> you shouldn't touch a woman for absolutely no reason. any of you. You should ask if you've been molested or have PTSD and if your blood sugar is low >> or if you're lost. >> Mhm. >> Why are you driving so fast? >> Lost 42. >> You don't arrest someone for no reason that has severe PTSD. >> 30 miles. >> It triggers PTSD. >> Dangerous. And you could have killed >> I was signaling for help. >> Yeah. >> I don't have a phone on me. My GPS was not working and you arrested me for no reason. I have PTSD and this triggers it and this is not going to listen to this officer right now. >> Throw me in a cell for no reason. >> I'm going to have you take a big deep breath in. See what's on blow out kind of like you're blowing up a big balloon. Okay. Big deep breath in for me. See what it's on. A little too hard. Can't be that hard though. This thing's finicky. Needs a nice even. >> Should be updated every month. >> It's tested every month. All right. You ready? Big deep breath, but not that hard. Okay, take a deep breath in and blow up. No, no, you got to keep going till I tell you to stop. Okay, let me get a new tooth here. >> Here you go. And you can do a big deep breath in and blow up. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Good. Nice job. Thank you. Realizing the suspect's unsettling behavior is unlikely to stop, cops move her to a cell, but they are unaware of what is about to happen next. >> Before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. >> You do realize that what you're saying will be >> you're supposed to say when you illegally arrested me. >> All right, I'm going to continue. >> You're such a nerd. You look like a squirrel. You're so ugly. You cannot afford a lawyer. >> I don't know. I hope you're a lawyer still. Like that's ugly. >> Be appointed for you without charge prior to any question. >> If you decide to start answering questions at this time, you can stop anytime during the questioning. Do you understand your rights? >> No, cuz I was just standing here roasting you. >> That's fine. >> I just need to get >> And I I'm completely serious. >> All right. That That's great. Are you willing to answer questions or make a state? >> You should have asked me those questions when you legally put hands. >> Incorrect. So, is that a no? >> Don't worry, I'm hiring my own lawyer. >> Okay. >> All right. >> You do realize I have been Oh, BREAST. >> THIS DOESN'T HAPPEN. >> THE first one is >> You do REALIZE YOU DON'T SIGN CONTRACT. >> You have ANOTHER SIT DOWN NOW. STOP DOING THIS. >> NO, YOU NEED TO SIT DOWN AND LISTEN TO ME. SIT DOWN. >> I DON'T DO THIS [ __ ] IN JAIL. >> I AM READING TO YOU INFORMATION. YOU ARE GETTING ON MY LAST NERVE. I HAVE BEEN SO KIND TO YOU THIS WHOLE TIME. SIT YOUR ASS DOWN. I AM GETTING PEOPLE here to pick you up for something you did wrong. NOW YOU'RE GOING TO LISTEN TO ME. You don't have to say [ __ ] You're going to listen TO WHAT I'M SAYING. YOU HAVE four citations. They are municipal. You are going to see a judge today. Losers. >> So the rest of them he will probably talk to you about. The first one is for resisting obstructing an officer. You took off from a traffic stop. >> I waited. >> That's 690 a minute. You waited 1 minute. That is not a long amount of time. The next one is for exceeding speed zones. You're going 60 in a 30 mph zone. This is your notice of hearing. This has a date on it that says September 4th. Your court date is going to happen today. So, don't worry about this. You're not going to sign it. I don't trust you with a pen. That's all your information. You're going to get it WHEN YOU LEAVE. >> YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT'S GOING to my head what I would do to you. >> Oh, you have no idea what I would do to you. With no clear explanation for her behavior, Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office deputies charge Mallerie Griffin with operating while under the influence, resisting or obstructing an officer, speeding, and operating an unregistered vehicle.