Stop thrashing around you, [ __ ] >> Stoping. >> On March 8th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a home following a report of domestic battery involving a woman. Upon arrival, they found her visibly upset outside the residence with her 5-year-old son nearby, setting the stage for a tense and delicate situation. [Music] returns 396ington reference over parking. >> So, what's your name? >> Okay, we're we're going to work that out. Okay. >> Okay. Just hang out here with us. >> Yeah, just hang out here with us. out of a black. >> Hey, listen. Listen, >> listen, listen to me, okay? >> It don't matter. >> It does, man. Hey, listen. Hey, >> hey, do not push me. You go to jail. What? I didn't I didn't go. >> Do not do this in front of your son. >> Do not do this in front of your son. Your son is right here. >> I didn't call you up. [Applause] Don't stop thrashing around, >> [ __ ] [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> Sit up. >> [ __ ] you. >> Sit up. >> I didn't have [ __ ] >> Stop. You're going to get an aggravated battery charge. Stop. >> I don't give a [ __ ] What am I doing? >> Sit up. >> You're fighting with the police. >> But my son's right here. >> Yes. You did this in front of your son. >> It's enough. Okay. That's enough. Calm down. >> Stop kicking. >> [ __ ] alone. >> You're going to jail. >> Bro, I'll get up without kicking. >> Yes. Leave me [ __ ] alone. Okay. Leave me alone. >> Stop pulling me up. >> I'll help you sit up. >> Okay. So, stop pulling me up. What are you pulling me up for, bro? >> You said you wanted to sit up. I'll sit up. >> I'm pulling myself up. Arrested. Y'all went to jail. >> For what? >> For kicking me up. >> I You shouldn't have gotten in my [ __ ] face, right? >> No, we I called out here for a reason. >> No, you didn't. Who Who called you? >> Who called you? >> Who called you? >> Okay. >> I'm not worth making a lot of noise. >> Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. Count of three. But you know, stand up on count three. >> It'll be another charge if you don't. I don't give a [ __ ] who you >> what the stop [Applause] in front of our kids. >> That [ __ ] hurts. Let me go that [ __ ] >> Walk straight out. Officers arrived at a scene buzzing with tension, shouting, profanity, and a 5-year-old witnessing adult chaos. Our leading lady toyed with the idea of escape. But reality had other plans. Within minutes, she was on the ground thrashing like a fish out of water. Cuffs snapped into place and chaos claimed the spotlight. >> All the way down. >> Stop. Ow. >> What are you doing? >> That [ __ ] hurts. >> We need you to walk. >> That [ __ ] >> What are you doing yourself? >> That [ __ ] hurts. What the [ __ ] are you, Bro? Can you drop my [ __ ] weight? >> What are you doing, >> bro? That [ __ ] hurt. >> Gina, >> can you drop it, please? Officer Walker. No, that [ __ ] hurt. Please, I'm not I don't mean to play with you guys. >> Tina, I just think there was a poor judgment and that you're a little emotional. Okay. >> Okay. But that's my son. He's never He's never gone through a [ __ ] like that. He's barely going to school. Okay. >> No, no, you guys say okay. Four. Yeah, whatever. But no, it's not that. He's barely squ >> I have a question for you. >> Can you focus for me? >> Yeah. >> Let's go over the night. >> Whose house were you at? >> But it's my I'm not worried about him. What physical things happened? >> Nothing. >> This is the reason I asked. Your shirt is like a little tattered. >> No, it's been like it's all been I can I can show you a picture of it. >> Listen, can I explain everything that happened? And I'm not saying >> you want the the hair out of my face, please. >> Listen, I'm not saying you have to agree with this, Jean. Okay. But I'm going to explain everything to you so you understand it. Okay. >> You ready? >> So, please. Yes. I know. I understand what you're talking. >> So, we as police officers, we're that address. Okay. because reported with domestic battery. >> He's not hitting me. >> Okay. But we So when officers get there, >> we have to try to >> investigate. Listen, we have to try to investigate. >> Did you guys come on? >> I was not the first one there. When I showed up, I you I was standing with you and your son. Remember I let your son come over? >> Do you remember that? >> Do you remember what happened then? >> You were uncooperative. >> And and we grabbed onto your arms and then you pulled away and fought with us. You did when when we went to handcuff you >> way officer and you know that. >> And you kicked one officer in the face. >> I didn't. >> And you kicked me in the side. >> Okay. >> She treated the cuffs like a personal tragedy, refusing to exit the car, even at the station. Tears streamed in a Niagara Falls worthy torrent as sobs mixed with whales. Officers calmly recounted her kicks and flailing limbs. Each movement digging her own hole. Yet her sobbing saga wasn't over. The emotional hurricane continued as if the world itself had wronged her. >> Now listen, this is what's going to happen. A paramedic, the paramedics are going to be here to check you out. Okay? >> Can you move my hair, please? >> I can try to do it again. Okay. >> Okay. How do I get there since this is broken? >> When nothing's broken. >> No, I'm talking about the door to the garage. >> The garage. >> Well, we just walk in that one right there and you can bring him in the side. >> Okay. spit. I'm not spitting in you. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> It's not I'm not I promise. >> Yeah. >> I'm not spitting on you and I'm not spitting on him and I'm on my >> Can you Can you hop out cuz we're going to walk right in the garage. That way we can get out of this car and get some fresh air. >> My chunk was >> Your what? >> My chunk. >> I don't know what that is. >> My shoes. They're back at the house. Okay. Come on. Do me a favor. Hop out. I can help you a little bit. You got it. >> I'm not doing it. I'm not patient right here by nobody. >> I'm not asking you to. Okay. I need you to walk. >> The closing act, a calm escort featuring random mentions of trampolines, missing shoes, and a promise not to spit. As if the last few minutes hadn't happened. The storm was over, but the awkward drizzle remained. By the end, the officers looked more like babysitters than enforcers, guiding a woman who had fought too hard for a scene that never needed to exist. The woman was charged with resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement officer. If you enjoyed watching this video, make sure to like it and comment your thoughts below. Also, don't forget to subscribe to Mr. from his body cam.