You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Help me. >> I am not resisting. I'm a domestic violence survivor. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> A simple street crossing turned into a nightmare. July 30th, 2024, California. Cristiana, a mother of five, pinned against a wall by a patrol car. The threat wasn't a home this time. It was waiting in the street. What happened next shocked everyone who saw it. >> Hey, stop. >> Why is you walking up on me like that? >> Stop. Let me contact Shaman walks and border supervisor unnecessary. >> You're being stopped because you walked right in front of me while I had a green light. Take your hands out of your pockets. >> That's fine. Hand out of your pocket. >> Ma'am, take your hand out of your Ain't nothing in my pocket. Officer, >> stop. You're not going anywhere. >> I'm looking at your name. >> 3817 Giri. >> Let me call Ricky, my other friend, too. >> I ain't trying to sit down. >> Give me your ID. >> Don't tell me to sit down. >> Or you're going to go to jail. >> No, I'm not. I'm a domestic violence survivor. I wish you would take me to jail. >> Hey, get your hands out of here. I'm getting my ID. >> Turn around. Get my ID. You're under arrest. >> Ricky, this is trying to arrest me. >> Get on the ground now. >> No, I'm not. >> You're under arrest. Get on the ground. >> Help me. >> Get on the ground. >> Help me. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. Get on the ground. >> Stop. Put me on my ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Startled, confused, Cristiana cried out, I'm not resisting. But didn't matter. Witnesses froze, phones raised, recording every second as officers closed in. What happened next left the community outraged. >> Give me my phone. I'm nervous. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you doing? >> They took my phone. They took my phone. I am not resisting. I'm a domestic violence survivor. >> I have a case open right now. Calm down. >> I'm with the district attorney. Take the legs off. Take the legs off. >> I'm calling my attorney. I'm calling my attorney. Richard Hollinger. Assist the district attorney. Calm down. Get off of me. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not giving my wallet. Do not take my wallet. Do not take my sued. I'm going to sue you guys. Relax. >> None of this had to go this way. If you stop, >> you did this for a prime. I walked across the street. The light was green. Stop >> right in front of me. That that makes no sense. >> Relax. >> That makes no sense. >> Relax. >> I'm going to be walking across with the nasty bell survivor. >> I open the car and get her out of here. >> Give me my phone. Give me my phone. I don't do nothing. I don't do nothing. Mother 5. >> Relax. >> No, I'm not relaxing. >> Relax. Calm down. >> Sonia Macy. Sit in the car. Sit in the car. >> Sonia Macy said her name. >> Sit down. Take a >> I cannot be scared. I cannot be scared. >> Can you put your put your leg in? >> I'm a domestifi. >> I'm going to talk to you in a little bit. >> No, I'm calling my kids. Get off. >> You will? Just right now, I need you to get in the car. Okay. >> No, I'm not getting in the car. I'm not going nowhere. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> We're going to talk about nothing wrong. >> We're going to talk about it. In order for us to do that, you need to calm down. >> Call Rich District Attorney. >> Can you do me a favor? Open. Get your foot in the car. >> No, I'm not going nowhere. No, I'm not going nowhere. I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> The officer claimed she resisted. Witnesses said his anger came first. It wasn't the first time. A past of violent arrests, broken bones. Now the pattern was clear and the cameras were rolling. >> Hey, back up. >> Back up. I get everyone back. >> She just caught. She's on the phone. That's my >> I'm Ricky. I'm on the phone. >> I'll talk to you over here. >> Like I said, what did she do? Look, she's on the phone. >> I'll talk to you over here. Come here. >> Turn on your camera. >> Come here. You're Ricky. >> I'm I'm on the brakes. I'm Ricky. >> This all started cuz I'm trying to drive up Second Avenue. She goes walking right in front of my car against the red light while I got a green. I have to slam on the brakes to not her. I give her the little honk and I'm like, "Hey, what are you doing?" Hoping she would just go, "Oh, I'm sorry." >> Okay. >> No, no. She looks at me and basically says, "I don't I don't care." >> Okay. >> And keeps walking. And then when I stopped her or tried to stop her, she refused to stop. Refused to take her hands out of her pockets. Refused to stop reaching into her bag. refused to give me your ID. >> Right. That's why. >> Yeah. No, I'm just curious as to what your >> I'm not It's none of your business. >> Okay. >> Yes, it is our business. I'm not >> This is our business. >> It's not your business. >> Yes, it is. How is it not my business? >> Okay. So, let me just say this. So, she then she resisted when I tried to detain her. >> Okay. So, now she's under arrest for resisting a peace officer in the traffic violation. >> All right. >> All right. What I need you to do is take a couple deep breaths. We're going to talk about it. Okay. I sir, I'm very very sympathetic to what she's going through. I understand that. But that does not give her the excuse. It's not a reason to go resisting a uniform police officer driving a marked car. Okay? If if if having trouble in your personal life or going through something traumatic >> was an excuse to do that, everybody virtually would have an excuse. >> But I don't know what she did. What she just did she flip you off or what did she she just >> she resisted every step of the way. All right. I tried to get her to stop the initial stop. So, none of your business. >> So, let me ask you a question. >> You get him out of here. He's interfering. >> All right, man. I know. You want to film it? It's totally fine to film it. That's okay. >> How far back do you want to step back? >> You're doing great right now. Fantastic. >> Yeah. She ran walk right in front of my car against a red light. >> Okay. >> Okay. You can't. In fact, we can't even stop in California for that anymore unless you imminently cause a collision. And in this case, I had to stop because if I hadn't been paying attention, I would hit her. And all I was going to do, all I was going to do was stop her and have a conversation about it. I wasn't even going to cite her necessarily. But when I tell you to stop and you don't stop and then you shove your hands in your pockets where I you have I don't know what in there >> and then you refuse to give me your ID because you're going to call somebody on the phone >> and I saw the cop looped at her. She was already all the way across the street almost already was on the bumps of the crosswalk on this side and he came in. >> Jaywalking. What's the cause of arrest? >> What's the cause of arrest? statement. >> He gave up on him so fast. I walked as fast I could already escalated. She's trying to walk away on >> Are you hurt? >> Yes. >> What hurts? >> My arm, my neck. I told him, "I can't breathe." He was so punched. I said, "I cannot breathe." >> Okay. My supervisor is about to be here. If that's the case, you need to let him know that. Okay. >> I don't want to keep her sitting in the car here any longer than we need to. Here's what I'd like to do. Just I would like to have you talk to her. Try and talk her down a little bit. I can do that. >> We'll go back to the station. >> Let's say 6 Avenue. >> Yeah. She can sit in the interview room for a few minutes. If she's can calm down and is willing to sign a citation and she doesn't give us any more problems. >> I'm I'll run it by my boss, but and I need to get his permission, but I will try to cite her out at the station instead of booking her into the county jail. >> Okay. Sound like a plan? >> No, it's a plan with me because that's the easiest. >> I really I don't I don't want Yeah, I get the circumstances. I don't want to have to take her to jail, but at the same time, there's no excuse for acting that way with a uniform police offic. >> I wish this hadn't gone the way it did. All right. I really, really do. This is not what I was trying to do when I set out to come stop you. All right. I understand what you've been through. I'm I'm sympathetic to that. I see I understand why you reacted the way you did. Maybe the a man coming up at you aggressively, somewhat aggressively. Right now, it's just a misdemeanor resisting and the traffic violation. >> If you're willing, I would like to just sight you out here at the station instead of taking you out here at the scene instead of taking you back to the station. >> Are you willing to do that? >> We're going to try and do a sight out here at the scene. So, just give him a call and have him come. >> Yeah, he was right there. I told him. >> Oh, you told him? We're going to do it here. Yeah. >> Oh, good. Okay. Okay. So, he's staying he's hanging out here. So, let me get this paperwork done and then we'll try and get you out of here. Okay. >> All right. We're going to step out and I'm going to take your handcuffs off you. Okay. So, what I need you to do as soon as you step out, just face the car. All right. You're good to come out. You're going to come out now. Do you need help? All right. >> I'm going to just adjust your shoe. Okay. So, just come out and then face the car. Just relax that hand. All right. Just keep them at your side right now. Okay. Cristian, he's just going to inform you of a couple more things. All right. >> You're just being cited for the things I explained, okay? For crossing against the red and for resisting a peace, officer. It's just a misdemeanor and an infraction. All I'm going to ask you to do is with your finger is just sign in the gray box on the phone here. It's not an admission of guilt. You're just promising to show up at the date and time and location on the printed copy that I'm going to give you. Okay. >> You're going to have to sign this phone, Cristiano. >> Yeah, it's with your with your fingers. It's right in that box there. >> Okay, that's fine. Let me just get you a copy and I'll get your license back. >> That's your wallet. The bags. >> Uh yeah, >> so that as soon as she got her wallet, she's good. >> Okay, calm down. Sweetheart, I got you. Calm down, babe. Come on. Come on. Come on. My car's on the corner. Calm down. Come on. It's going to be all right. Come on. Calm down. It's going to be all right. I know. Just calm down. >> Cristiana was cited for jaywalking and resisting arrest. Booked at the Richmond District substation and later released. Her injuries told their own story. A concussion and bruises that led her to sue the city and county for damages. A minor infraction, a major response, and one haunting question still lingers. Was this law enforcement or abuse of power? Drop your verdict in the comments below and keep watching Badge Camp Patrol, where the truth hits harder than the takedown.