At this point, the driver is describing more than a simple argument. She says the passenger is making threatening statements while also behaving erratically and refusing repeated requests to stop. The officers now have to figure out whether this is a passenger dispute, a safety issue, or something that requires immediate intervention. >> All this political stuff from Walmart here and I asked her three times to stop. Now, I know in the past >> Sorry. I'm so sorry. >> she had to be removed from the bus, but I don't I I've never dealt with her. We spoke to regulars and they said that she is not supposed to be on the bus, but I was never told that. I'm trying to call my manager now, but she is like basically threatening lives and threatening, you know, to do something. I I you know, this world is don't I don't >> Does it seem like she's having like a mental breakdown? >> She's having a mental break. She may talk. She said that she is the mother of six and she has all her babies and all these other deadbeats need to be beaten up. I don't know. You know, I just drive. This is just This is just my job. >> So, what would you like done for you today? >> her removed. >> Okay. >> I can't take her anymore. >> Okay. All right. I'll talk with her. Do you know she doesn't have any weapons or anything with her? >> Not that I've seen. >> Okay. >> There is camera on here though. >> Okay. >> I told my children at home. Why can't I talk about my children being at home? Like what is so wrong about me talking about my children being at home? Like >> Hi Lanji. How are you doing? >> I'm good. Like and she wants to talk about no religion and stuff like that and I was like, what if people believe in all other other things but you want to talk about no Christian religion? I just asked her a question. Why do we listen to Christian music? Isn't that politics and religion? And then she gets mad and then Courtney wants to say, I have autism. I have disabilities, too. And she told me I'm a mean person. So, I said, you're a mean person." AND YOU WANT TO TELL ME I'M A MEAN PERSON? LIKE, WHAT THE I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY SHE'S MISTREATING ME. RICHARD mistreated me, and that's WHY HE LOST HIS JOB. >> Just calm down, dude. Take some deep breaths for me, okay? I I wasn't >> even allowed TO [ __ ] BREATHE BY MYSELF, AND THIS WANTS TO DEFEND THIS [ __ ] KIDS, AND I CAN'T TALK ABOUT MY KIDS THAT MY FRIEND HAS THAT I ADOPTED, SO now they're mine? >> Okay, you can talk about your kids, okay? >> She told me I don't I WAS TALKING ABOUT MY KIDS TO MY FRIEND. SHE TOLD ME TO BASICALLY SHUT UP because this foster kids, THAT'S NOT MY FAULT. THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT. IT'S HORRIBLE if he lost one of his kids. >> Talk to me about your kids. >> I love them to death, and I'm so happy because Tuesday the 24th, which is in 23 days, I'm going to a spring program, and they won won first place in their spelling bee, and they're going to be honored and things like that. And I was talking to my friend while she was on the bus when she got off at Goodwill. Prior to that, this bus driver said, "YOU CAN'T EVEN TALK ABOUT IT BECAUSE you defended her." Like, I'm talking right here. I didn't even mention >> I want to hear you mention Lindsey >> They're my boyfriend's kids that I adopted. One is seven, the other one's 14, >> Okay. >> and the other ones are I think nine. >> What What are their names? >> Um the one is Swahili. Swahili because they're from a different country, and that's why I was like, if you say no politics and things like that, why are we listening to Christian music? Like, they believe in Allah, and then they're like, "Oh, they're not on here." Well, maybe that's what I'm going to start believing in, but you want to say no politics or religion and things like that, but you're listening to the Christian music. Like, and I just questioned it. Why are we listening to Christian music? You said no politics or religion, and then all of a sudden she gets pissed because that's what she believes in. Like, I'm asking you a question. >> everyone else off. >> Yeah, everyone's off. It's just Lindsey. >> Hey, Lindsey. >> What's going on? >> This [ __ ] is being rude to me about the fact that my boyfriend has eight kids, and even though I didn't have a kid, but those are my kids. And I was like, just because I couldn't birth a kid, I'm a parent. Just because you birthed a kid doesn't make you a parent, or you donate your sperm. Then the bus driver said something, and I was just talking to my friend before she got off at Goodwill. And all of a sudden, the bus driver says, "I can't talk about it." And supposedly, it's because of Courtney lost her kids. That's not my fault. And her boyfriend husband was a sex offender, but I never brought that up. >> So, before you go any further though, we do need you to call the bus driver. We're going to have to keep We can keep having this conversation, but all these other people need to get off the bus. >> How am I going to get home? So, then I'm going >> We We can take you home. >> And then she wants to SAY I HAVE AUTISM. I HAVE I have a disability, too. >> Listen, so if they want to refuse you service for whatever reason, they have the right to do so. So, we can't force her to give you a ride. So, frankly, if all these people are being mean to you and whatnot, the issue is is like we don't want you to get in trouble with us. >> JUST BECAUSE I TRIED TO DEFEND MYSELF, I GOT [ __ ] OVER. THAT IS THE [ __ ] UP PART. THAT IS THE [ __ ] UP PART THAT I DEFEND MYSELF, AND THEN OTHER PEOPLE JUST ACT LIKE IT'S OKAY. THAT IS WHAT I AM NOT OKAY WITH. >> OKAY. >> I AM NOT OKAY WITH THAT. I WILL [ __ ] run out in front of a [ __ ] car, right the [ __ ] up. I don't even Because I have disabilities, too. Does that help me? Move, so I don't Move, so I don't >> You just said you're going to run out in the traffic. >> I DON'T DO [ __ ] >> OKAY. >> I really don't. BECAUSE WHAT HAPPENED IS HE KIDS LET ME OFF THE BUS. YOU TOLD ME TO GET OFF THE [ __ ] BUS. SO, I AM. AND NOW YOU WANT TO YOU LET ME OFF THE [ __ ] BUS. >> YEAH, BUT DON'T YOU RUN IN THE TRAFFIC. WE NEED YOU TO stop screaming and listen to us and calm TAKE SOME DEEP >> NO, IT'S [ __ ] UP BECAUSE [ __ ] CAN HAVE KIDS AND LOSE THEM, AND I CAN'T TALK ABOUT MY HAPPINESS. AND WE HAVE SUPPOSED TO TALK ABOUT POLITICS and religion, but we're listening to Christian music. But if I I up Allah, I'm wrong. I HOPE ALLAH BLOWS THEM THE [ __ ] UP. TAKE THAT HOW YOU WANT IT. Do another [ __ ] 9/11. >> He's starting to run in the traffic. >> King boss! >> You're going to GO IN THE TRAFFIC. >> DON'T WORRY WHAT THE [ __ ] I'M GOING TO DO. >> BUT it's our job to keep you safe. We don't want you to DO THAT. >> THAT'S FINE. I can do a $5 [ __ ] fix. My friend's dead now. She won't find me 2 and 1/2 days later at my HOUSE UNRESPONSIVE. >> LISTEN. MY boss is on the way. She's telling me what to do before, but I was never given a list who I can or cannot let on. So, I don't I mean I don't know I just can't talk. >> I mean I'm familiar with her, but I'm not familiar with your guys' policies. >> Where Where do you live at? >> Don't [ __ ] WORRY WHERE I LIVE. YOU CAN LOOK THAT [ __ ] UP. >> WE'RE TRYING TO GET YOU HOME SAFE. YOU LIVE ON RIGHT? >> NO, I don't live on crack alley. >> That's good at least. They They were telling me you live on >> Yeah, they don't know [ __ ] the [ __ ] ABOUT ME. >> OKAY, so then where do YOU LIVE? >> DON'T WORRY WHERE I [ __ ] LIVE. MAYBE I'M HOMELESS WITH EIGHT KIDS. I KNOW I'M MORE RESPONSIBLE THAN THAT. LET ME OFF THE [ __ ] BUS. Let me do what I want. >> for a second, but we can't let you go IN THE TRAFFIC. WE'RE JUST BLOCKING TRAFFIC OFF. WELL, NOW that we got the traffic blocked off, now you can step out, okay? Don't push me out of THE WAY. >> WELL, KEEP [ __ ] GOING. OH, YOU WANT AND YOU TAKE YOUR >> YOU NEED TO STOP OR YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. YOU NEED TO STOP OR YOU'RE GOING TO GO to jail. You need to stop or you're >> Then take ME TO [ __ ] JAIL. >> YOU GOT TO STOP. OKAY, are you We going to be able to get home without you screaming and yelling? >> [ __ ] you. >> Okay. This is your warning for disorderly conduct. If we deal with you again, you're going to jail today. >> with eight kids. Go have another one. >> Where she used to stay at down on >> The officers give her a warning for disorderly conduct, essentially drawing a line in the sand. Cooperate, or the next encounter could result in an arrest. But listen carefully, this warning comes after the threats, the screaming, and the refusal to leave peacefully. The situation is far from over. >> I'm we have no clue. >> Okay. >> I just I didn't want her to run do exactly what she did. >> Yeah. But there was nothing coming, so. No, there we go. >> You need anything from these guys or >> Just get the bus driver's information, so that way if we come back out, we have her if she's the one that called originally. >> Uh can I get your ID? >> Yeah. All right, YOU GUYS ARE HAVING A CONVERSATION ON THE BUS. AND JUST CUZ THIS LOST HIS KIDS, THEN THIS WANTS TO BE LIKE, "OH, I HAVE A DISABILITY. I HAVE AUTISM." EVERYBODY HAS A DISABILITY. >> LINDSAY. >> It's my house >> Stop over here. >> Okay. >> You're Kylie. >> Kylie, K I O E Y. >> Kylie. I just [ __ ] MADE IT. DON'T MY [ __ ] UP. NOW MY >> I'M GOING TO >> I'm bleeding. GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> I GAVE HER A WARNING. It didn't stop. I said, "Okay, you can get off now." She's like, "No, I'm not getting off." And then when she started threatening then I pulled my people or other people off because I did not feel comfortable with her. >> I got a double lock PC. Don't let it tighten on you. >> Right, when I go home I'll take the [ __ ] I know what the [ __ ] I need is only five dollars. Take my ass out. >> Don't cut this bag yet. >> I'm going to set you up, okay? Don't cut the bag yet. I'm going to set you up. We're going to roll you on your side. >> WHY? SO THEY CAN ALL [ __ ] LOOK? TELL THEM NOT TO [ __ ] LOOK. THAT'S [ __ ] UP. >> LINDSAY. >> GO HAVE ANOTHER KID. >> LINDSAY. >> THEY LOVE YOUR [ __ ] MONEY CUZ YOU GOT AUTISM. >> SO BETWEEN Walmart and here, which 20-minute ride on the bus, just would not stop and I had to flip down my mirror to make sure everyone was safe and it causes me pressure like trying to make sure everything is okay back there when there's something going on. >> I was minding my own business walking down the street. No political or religious can you talk about your kids because other people >> We're going to help you up. One, two, three. Now I just want you to go ahead and have a seat on the brush guard of this right here. Did she make threats to any of you? >> Oh, she said indirectly. >> They're talking about my children and then how it must be nice to go home to your children and then they talk about my dead husband. And they're just making fun of me. I was trying to ignore them. >> torment people. I know that. >> Why am I being arrested for trying to defend myself? >> Hey Lindsey, what's happening? >> All kinds of [ __ ] >> Okay. All right. Did your nose hit anything on the ground? >> Yeah, cuz they pushed me down for no reason. And he took my freedom of speech. >> No wonder people shoot cops. >> Absolutely. >> You know what? Cops get killed. Thank god. More of them need to be killed. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] >> LEAVE! LET ME [ __ ] LEAVE! >> CALM DOWN. I THINK WE'LL COUNT THAT AS A refusal and she'll go 600 or go to jail. Stand up. >> Use your legs. >> feet under you. >> Do you want your shoulders ripped out of socket or not? >> I'm trying to move my legs. >> Hold that before we take you >> Yeah, I got a gun. I'll shoot you, [ __ ] >> Okay. >> What the [ __ ] do I got on? I don't got [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Nothing that's going to poke me, prod me, nothing like that? >> Stop. Good? >> I think we're good. >> All righty. Hey, stop it. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> WHY? >> WE'RE TRYING TO HELP YOU. >> Buckle up. >> YOU NOT HELPING ME. >> I'M JUST GOING TO PUT HER IN THE CAR. PUT HER IN patrol car. Why? They want to go either way. Lindsay, put your foot in the car. You're going to jail. >> I NEED MENTAL HELP. SO >> Put your foot in the car. >> THAT'S WHAT THAT'S WHAT YOU SAID AND I REALLY [ __ ] DO. >> ALL RIGHT, DOOR'S SHUT. >> LINDSAY, STOP. >> Is she going to dispatch and scope? >> You can use your lights. Get her. >> Hey Jake. >> Lindsay has some of her >> stuff. >> Okay, what stuff? >> Uh what stuff was it, babe? >> I don't know. It was the stuff in the Five Below bags. >> Five Below? And is she all right? >> Yeah, she's going to jail. >> She's going to jail. Hold on. My old lady was on a bus when like you like was happening. Do you want to talk to her? >> No, I mean she she's arrested for what officers observed and happened after all that. Lindsay, you going to be cooperative? >> I have been. >> Right. Lindsay, can you roll toward your back? Roll toward your back and bring your feet down. And bring your feet Lindsay, bring your feet down. >> Five Below bag. >> We don't even have Five Below. We got Dollar Tree. >> You sure you ain't Dollar Tree? >> The Dollar Tree, I mean. >> Dollar Tree. >> We can't turn it over unless Lindsay says we can turn it over to you. >> I got the [ __ ] receipts. >> We'll try and get Lindsay to talk to us. She wasn't exactly cooperative. >> Well, is there any way since I walked all the way down here that you can call over to the jail and you see >> trying to get her in right now. She's not exactly cooperative. So, I will call to the jail. >> I'm going to just try and drag her out, I guess, and get her on her feet. >> She's locked. >> You're you're good to >> Okay. And now, I got a question. Can one of y'all give me a ride back up to the house? >> Can't right now. We got like 10 calls stacked. >> All right. All right, thank you. >> Yeah.