You have no RIGHT TO TOUCH ME. >> I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY. WHY ARE YOU [screaming] BOING ME? >> WHAT DO YOU DO? >> January 27th, 2025, Springfield, Illinois. Police arrive at the Hild Debrand Apartments for a disturbance call. And what they find is Charlene unleashing a pattern of aggression that's all too familiar. But this time, the good cops shut it down fast. No more chaos. No more control games. >> You were looking for what's your name? Her name is Camille. >> Is this who we're looking for? >> No. >> Who are we looking for? >> I don't know who y'all looking for. >> It's her. Okay. What are you doing? >> What are you looking for me for? >> Cuz you pulled the fire alarm. >> I didn't pull no fire alarm. >> Did somebody watch her pull the alarm? >> No. Nobody didn't watch me pull the alarm. That's on the camera. >> Stop. Did somebody watch her? >> Excuse me. You have no right to touch me. >> YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO TOUCH ME. >> YEAH, right now I do. You're being DETAINED FOR >> FOR WHAT? >> BECAUSE I TOLD YOU. WHY? >> STOP. >> IT'S NOT STOP. WHY? >> You're under BATTERY NOW. >> HOW? I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY. Why me? >> Stop. >> Just stop. >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. I'M LEAVING A FRIEND HOUSE AND Y'ALL DETAINING FOR WHAT? >> Because an investigation and you're under arrest. >> I INVESTIGATION. FOR WHAT? For what? For what? For what? For what? Huh? Don't spit on people. You understand? Don't you Why don't THIS ME? WHY [screaming] DON'T me >> here? Can you grab her out of her hand? [screaming] >> I got this arm. JUST GOT THAT ARM. I PUT IN THE HAND. LET ME GO. [screaming] LET ME GO. Let me go. I didn't you I did not you, sir. I just got my last. I did NOT I've been armed all night and I've been trying to I've been running. >> Can you start one more, please? I'm sorry. I've been running all night. [laughter] >> [clears throat] >> Stop. I'm >> sorry. Stop moving. >> Trying to get away from somebody that's trying to me. >> Well, then why would you act like a fool? >> I'm not trying to look at my lip. Do you see my face? >> Yeah, I look fine. >> Do you see my face? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Are you done? >> I'm sorry. >> Are you done me? >> I'm sorry, but I did not put the alarm. You can look at the camera. >> You can look at the camera. sit right there >> and see that I did not [laughter] pull the alarm. >> You pulled it the first time. >> They always said pull the alarm, >> but I did not. I've been there for a while and the both OF THE SECURITY GUARDS KNOW that I just got >> with her defiance drained away, Charlene shifted the story, claiming she was hiding from people she believed were after her. So can somebody tell me what happened now? came I was break on his lunch break downstairs said she came she was talking to one of the [clears throat] residents room whatever >> and they said she was yelling cause confusion and she pulled the fire alarm the fire alarm you could hear on the sixth floor and I don't know what else is the other floor this is my second day I'm move >> so she pulled the alarm on the first floor >> sixth floor I believe >> okay all right well let's go officers. >> But officers weren't buying it. They gathered witness accounts, piecing together what really happened. >> I didn't even know anything. I'm just trying to get away from people. I just got out the hospital from getting >> All right, let's walk downstairs. >> If my brother would defend defending me, [laughter] >> I got you my pants up, please. My little brother not even defending me so bad. Mom, just up there with my brother. >> Oh, six more. >> We're going to go downstairs first. >> Always do this to me. I'm so tired. I'm tired of God. >> Who saw her pull the alarm? I didn't see the >> but who did see it? >> So she I didn't see anybody. I got to talk to >> what what happened then? >> She don't she didn't pull the alarm because she a dude that's still on my floor and when she can't get away she the alarm she pulled it twice. >> You know she dude that's still on my floor. A friend of mine >> HE DON'T WANT TO BE BOTHERED WITH HER. SHE DON'T LIVE THERE. She stole on me. >> Okay. Can [screaming] would Can you give him your name, please? >> I told her, "You need to go or I'm going to call the cops." She didn't want to budge. I just called you guys and her starting to a physical altercation. Then I came downstairs to let you guys in. >> Mhm. >> And uh the fire alarm started going off again. So I wasn't there for either hole. >> Okay. >> But my trainee was there for the second hole. >> Got he said he didn't see me. Well, that's he told me not. >> What's your name? >> Charlene played the victim, but the facts told a different story. She created the disturbance and the law wasn't about to overlook it. >> What did he say? >> She doesn't live here. Uh, she's here trying to see some dude who doesn't want to be bothered with her. And he came out of the room and saw her. >> Okay, easy enough. >> I can do anything. I'm the one You pulled the fire alarm and then you picked an officer. >> I did not. >> So [snorts] that's why you're going to jail. People saw you do it. >> Can you look SIT IN THE CAR? >> Please put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. Put your FEET IN. >> WHY AM I getting >> Because you can't fight the police. >> I can't get help. >> That's not what you did. Put your feet in the living room barely breathing. >> Put your feet in. I didn't >> get into the car. >> I was in a laundry room. >> Into the car. >> Stop me. >> Oh my god. [screaming] >> What the Why are YOU DOING THIS? WAIT. >> GET IN the car. >> Sit down. >> Wait. I'm guessing >> Charlene was booked into the Sangaman County Jail. Facing four charges tied to the chaos she unleashed at the apartment complex. Her story about hiding couldn't outrun the facts. The disturbance was hers and the law wasn't letting it slide. With charges stacking and her alibis crumbling, Charlene was remanded into custody as her case moved forward. No more excuses. No more running. How would you have reacted if you were at the scene? Drop your take in the comments below because next up, we're diving into a [music] Karen who pushed entitlement way past the breaking point. Stay tuned to Badge Camp Patrol where the chaos keeps