Are you willing to ride with your brother and just go home and get some sleep? >> We're not doing that. >> Stop it, Hannah. Quit. >> On August 18th, 2025, what began as a routine welfare check at a U-Haul center in Little Rock, Arkansas, quickly turned into a tense standoff that no one expected. >> All right, we'll see. >> Huh? >> Hello. Still all right? >> I'm all right. >> All the things today. What's going on, babe? >> Um all the things. >> Okay. Like what? >> I like I haven't had enough water. >> Uh-huh. >> And I've been sitting on the concrete for a minute and it's hot outside. >> Yeah, it is. Do you want to go to a hospital? >> I don't actually want to go to a hospital at this time because like um hospital jail. But I'm scared of getting a friend MRI on Wednesday. >> Employees called 911 after spotting a barefoot woman wandering through the parking lot under the scorching afternoon sun. She appeared disoriented, talking to herself, and completely unaware of the danger around her. >> So, you don't want to go to a hospital? >> Not at this moment, no. It's a mental health You know, you see how calm and collected she is with people? They're totally doing that job, too. It's because they're white cops. I have to make sure that they're nice to She's definitely going to commit to me. >> Do you know what city you're in? >> I do. >> What city are you in? >> Little Rock, Arkansas. Do you know what city you're in? >> This city. >> Are you sure? It's on your badge. >> It is. Uh you know what year it is? >> Uh-huh. >> Do you know what year it is? >> I do. Do you know what year it is? >> I do. >> It's 2025. >> Okay. Do you know who the president is? >> Do you know who the president is? >> I do. >> First or second term? >> First or second what? >> Term. Who is the president? >> Who is the president? >> I know who the president is. I know it's his second term. >> And yeah. >> I've just >> orange guy? It's okay cuz we're all orange. >> Do you have any feelings of hurting yourself or others? >> No, but people like to run in the test sometimes and hurt themselves. I told you it's a fair use test. >> So, just confirming you do not want an ambulance. >> Um no, I don't need an ambulance, but I did hurt my ankle, but my knee isn't that hurt. >> At first, she seemed calm. She knew where she was. She knew the year. She even answered some of the officers' questions, but within moments, the conversation began taking a disturbing turn. >> Okay. >> Not at all. >> So, what what's our plan right now? >> of action is I go for an MRI on Wednesday. >> Sure. That's Wednesday, but what's what's our plan right now? What's our plan right now? >> Who's the brother? Okay, so here's kind of where we're at. I don't know if you heard us asking all of our questions. Obviously, we we can tell something's not right going on up there. Um but as of right now, she's lucid enough to tell us where she's at, who she is, all of our questions. So, we're not going to be able to force her to go. >> Right. >> Um and I can tell you Mims is going to say the same thing. He may be able Sometimes he can talk them into going or at least getting them >> Right. >> checked out. Um but if she cuz I have a feeling she's not going to go, and I had a feeling >> She's got some things she honestly just lost a lot of stuff. >> Okay. Can Are you Can you take her home? Can somebody get her home? >> I'm trying to well, they've been trying to get her to go to conservative and take her home. And uh that's some stuff I was going to tell you. >> I could track with that. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay. >> Like I said, I haven't seen all the paperwork, so I'm not 100% sure. She doesn't like talking about it too much. >> Okay. >> Um but yeah. >> Okay. Um >> I said it generally when she does have a lack of sleep or something. >> It offsets it. >> But this is worse than normal. >> Worse than normal. Okay. Um if she is if we can talk to her and she's willing to ride with you home, are you willing to do that? Okay. >> So >> Um assuming she's refusing everything. >> Yeah, she's refusing everything and she can't we can't force her. >> Yeah, I know. I know. I just wanted to talk to her about What's her name? >> I don't know. I forgot it. >> Okay. Hey, here's how baby. We're not trying to make you go to the hospital or anything like that. What we're talking about now is you just going home. Are you willing to ride with your brother and just go home and get some sleep? >> What's your plan? You can't be out here. It's really hot. That's why we're saying that you should probably go home with your brother. >> Is Hannah, would you be willing to let one of us drive you home? Hello. Hey, I don't know how far away from 65th you guys are. Y'all maybe >> super far. >> Well, y'all maybe closer than Mims. >> We got one out here at U-Haul. >> At U-Haul? >> Yeah, so she's lucid enough to like she can tell us where she is, who she is, you know, the year, all the stuff. Um so I know Mims is not going to take her. But she is very much so I think we're schizophrenic is what her brother said and she's not been sleeping, so it's worse. If y'all want to see we're trying to get her to come up with a plan, but she's refusing to ride with us, she's refusing to go with Mims, she's refusing like she's just So, I don't know if maybe y'all Uh I know her first name is Hannah. We haven't got her last name yet. We're trying not to agitate her. 65th. It's the one that's right across from Butler. All right, thank you. >> As more information emerged, Hannah's brother arrived with a heartbreaking explanation. He told officers she suffered from severe mental illness and that after several days without sleep, her condition could spiral into a dangerous mental health crisis. >> I got here a lot faster than I thought I would. I've got CC in the minute I get off as well. Cuz I don't figure Mem's going to go. >> No. >> Hello. Okay. So, I can tell you she's probably not going to go with y'all. Uh but we kind of got to cross all our T's dot all our I's. Uh she's completely lucid. That's why I'm like maybe talking to y'all will be different. I don't know. Yeah, it's also what I figured, but Is it the same thing for y'all? >> What behavior? >> Yeah. Hannah. >> I don't foresee them being able to make any other progress. At least they can say we tried though. I don't want to have to get to the point where we have to make her go with >> So she was somewhere else earlier? Being in this parking What was she doing there? >> Do you know the U-Haul on Colonel Glenn right beside I think it's the Bradford or >> Oh yeah. >> Chateau over there. So she lives in an apartment above that U-Haul. She's the general manager over there. Over there. So they found her today wandering in the parking lot without her shoes on. No socks, no shoes, nothing. Just wandering about. Talking to herself. Everything. Coaxed her into the car. They get her here. Where they were headed I guess to Concentra. I guess that I guess that I don't know why we were going to Concentra to ask. They were going to Concentra. And she convinced the female over there to let her out to smoke a cigarette. So let her out to smoke a cigarette. She no longer will go back in any car. Let's go in easy so we don't have to hurt her, okay? Watch the cigarette. >> Yeah, I'm going to >> I don't want anybody to get burned. All right. Come on Miss Anna. >> Come on Miss Anna. >> We don't want to see you get hurt, but just get up please. >> Oh. >> Medical personnel made the difficult decision to place her on an involuntary mental health hold. The moment they gently attempted to escort her toward the ambulance, everything changed. >> WE'RE NOT DOING THAT. HEY HEY HEY QUIT. STOP RESISTING. HOLD ON. HOLD ON Y'ALL. >> CENTRAL, WE GOT ONE RESISTING. >> HEY. HEY, it's the knee. It's the knee with the cartilage. >> We're just going to hang out for a minute. >> Okay. Can I smoke a cigarette? >> I know it's too late to smoke at this point. It is the knee, though. >> Hannah, stop. >> Hannah. Did you just Hannah, did you just stop? Told you that's what happens to you. >> You're off the ground. All right. Hannah, we're going to roll. Let's roll her off the pavement. >> You can't give me that kind of medicine. That kind of medicine does hurt her body. >> Here, we're going to hang out right here. >> Told you you'd be cartilage problem. We had to pick one thing to do. It's okay, we kicked her knee. You still have a box cutter in the front part of your thing. >> You said you had a box cutter? >> Yeah, be careful. >> Please don't get my glasses. >> It's hot in the sun on >> to sit, Hannah? >> I am trying to sit. Are you trying to sit? >> Yeah, we'll just sit you up. >> We can sit you up. >> This strap is a little too tight. >> Okay. >> Well, we'll fix it in just a second. >> We can't fix it up in a second. Huh. It looks so much better on the ground. >> We're We're going to fix it in just a second, Hannah. >> It was one second. One minute, it's not good for her. What's the name of that kind of medicine? >> Ketamine. >> Ketamine is not good for her because it like cleans out the blood vessels and things in your brain and you don't know if that's a good enough adrenaline. I'm not doing Ketamine is not good for >> We'll roll pretty quick and we'll put them on a gurney. We'll be okay. I just want you to Carry her. One of the two things is up. Come on, we're going to stand up. Yeah, we're going to we're Let me see if you can just stand up. All right, let's go down these stairs. Okay, yeah. Hold on, I think they're going to move the cot. All right, you're ready. Let's just carry her. Huh? >> I'm going to grab your legs and carry you, okay? Are you going to be able to stand on your own? >> I will be. >> We'll try that one more time, okay? But until if if you can't, I'm going to head I'm going to assist you to get the cot, okay? So, why don't we go ahead and stand up? >> Okay. >> Okay, I'm going to go ahead and grab your legs and assist, okay? >> No, don't hate. >> Don't kick me, please, Hannah. >> No, Hannah, don't kick. >> We ain't going to talk. Do not kick me, Hannah. >> Hannah, stop. >> Stop her.