At first, officers think they're dealing with a straightforward trespassing complaint. But within seconds, the story gets complicated. An unlocked door, a missing key, and a woman who is literally inside the home without her clothes on. And that's only the beginning. Watch closely because this call is about to turn from a property dispute into something much bigger. >> You don't have the heat. >> No. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Can I put on my clothes? >> Yeah. Why are your clothes off? >> Cuz you just >> Is that part true? >> Yeah. I'm not going to lie. It's true. But >> Okay. >> Put on your clothes and leave. Okay. >> Okay. So, why are you trying to put >> Can you tell her to give my key back at least? >> Do you have her key is key? >> No. They let me in. Who let you in? >> The girl. >> You had the door unlocked. >> Okay, so here's the deal, man. If you're doing that kind of stuff, you're no trespass is going to be invalidated. Okay, >> time to go now. >> Yep. Yeah. If if you let her in so that you could do that. I'm not >> I didn't let her in. I swear to God, she just came into my house. >> It is time for her to go and we're going to be done. >> Okay. Okay. Whatever. I don't care. Okay. Bro, get out. >> Get out. Get out. Put in your [ __ ] and get out. >> So, is there anything like for damage or property or anything? Cuz she definitely just broke my handset right here. >> What were the circumstances? Cuz I'm I'm not getting broke picture here. >> Ma'am, you need to put your stuff on cuz you have a couple of warrants that we're going to deal with and you're leaving one way or the other. >> Warrants? >> Yes. But he invited me over here. I didn't invite. I swear to God. >> I don't care whether he invited you over here or not, but you have warrants. So, >> I have warrants from what? >> For failure to appear on two different court days. >> I don't know who it's from. You have a warrant from the >> You have a warrant from the courthouse. What courthouse? From who? >> Jesus Christ. You have a warrant for your arrest. >> Darius, right? >> I don't know who. >> Daryus. >> You know who wrote it? The judge. That's who writes a [ __ ] ass. Hello. >> Okay, whatever. So, put your clothes on cuz you're going. >> There's nothing that can happen about that cuz like >> I'm going to deal with that in just a minute. I'm not trying to interrupt you. I'm not trying to get you. >> I'm feeling like you set this up and I'm not really pleased with it. So, >> leave that leave it alone right now. Okay. >> I did not text that lady. >> Okay. >> She just came over here and came to my house. >> I can show you my phone if you want me to. I can show you my text messages, everything. >> I don't worry about getting her out and >> Okay. Okay. I just >> One step at a time, bro. >> Okay. Okay. I'm going to stay with her. I didn't set none of this up. I swear to God. She just came. She just walked in my house. I'm playing the game. Literally just I'm I'm trying to enjoy myself. I don't know why the I would tell her to come over here and we done. >> That doesn't make sense to me. >> Do you have my money? >> I don't have nothing for me. >> You have my [ __ ] money. >> What money? >> Do you have my money? >> She think I got She have my money. >> Can you get out? >> No. Give me my money. >> Can you get out? >> Give me my [ __ ] money. >> I don't have [ __ ] of yours. >> We're not going to do this. Okay. >> Do you see the petty game shut? I I'm seeing a lot of petty from both both sides right here. [ __ ] What did I do? >> What' you call the police for? >> Because you need you trespass into my >> literally me, right? >> Okay, but you trespassed in my house. I don't want you >> I do not want you here. >> You don't want me here, but you text me. >> I didn't. >> And you called me. >> I didn't. >> You didn't? >> No. >> Didn't you just call police to my house a while ago? >> Victoria, that was a week. I have you. They have copies of every >> out why you just get out. >> Why you be calling? >> Please just get out. Please just get out. I'm not going to argue with you. >> So he can't give him my money back. >> I don't have [ __ ] of hers. I swear to God. You can check my pockets if you want to. You can check my wallet. >> Says Jackson and Jackson is me. So do you have my money? >> Ma'am, you have two options right now. >> Bradley, do you have my money? >> Ma'am, >> it is time to leave. You two can figure out your civil dispute later. >> Do you have my money? >> You have a warrant. I'm going to issue a new court date. >> It is a warrant for your >> to issue a court date? >> Yes, I can. >> Are you sure? >> Yes. >> You a sergeant and chief? >> You have a warrant for your arrest for failing to appear at court. >> For real? >> Yes. >> Wow. >> Ma'am, hold up one second. I'm going to tell you something. I'm going to issue you a new citation. If you attempt to leave, we will stop you. We will arrest you for that. Okay. >> For what? >> If you leave right now without receiving your new citation. >> Do you understand that? I just want to make it clear before that >> that goes down. I understand that he probably invited you over here. It's probably set up. Okay. Victoria, what's your current address? >> Do I have to state that? >> Yes. >> No, I don't. >> You're under arrest for a warrant. Okay. >> For what warrant? >> Case number 21 CM0495. Case number 21 CM458. >> That's false. >> Victoria, that's false. >> He's trying to give you a piece of paper for a court date instead of taking you to jail. >> How is it false? >> That's false. See, we run your name through Lee. >> We run my name and you see all the times that I've been arrested for the same mother that never been to [ __ ] jail. Okay. >> Why am I in his apartment? >> If I have a key or die, he had the chance and opportunity to get to to get his key, right? So why does he keep coming to my apartment? >> Do you understand? >> That doesn't make [ __ ] sense. If y'all want to [ __ ] play this game, do not play it with me. >> It has nothing to do with this. Okay. You were court dates. You did not appear. Daryus, >> you did not appear judge issuing warrant. You related to some body like I [ __ ] said. I don't have a warrant. I've been arrested for this mother for six [ __ ] times. >> I can take you to jail tonight on this instead of issuing a ticket. Yes. >> And did I get out of jail? Right. No. >> But or you can just give me your address. >> Why do you need my address? >> Because I have to fill out this. >> Is my safety important to you? >> Doing my safety important to you? Do you want to go? Because if I say he's related to to somebody, you don't [ __ ] with this man. You don't live with him. >> Him? >> No, you don't even know him. Y'all came in on three [ __ ] CARS. YOU DON'T ride with him. He looks like somebody he just >> the are you talking about? >> We don't ride. >> We don't ride with two cars. >> Yeah, you do. >> This is a small town department. >> Never ride in two cars. >> And you definitely your [ __ ] left. >> You want to go to jail or do you want a ticket? Plain and simple. >> Are we taking you to jail or not? >> Why are you getting in touch with me if I don't have anything? >> Because I'm trying to help you out and get you out of here. >> Why are you trying to help? >> You have warrants for your arrest. I just told you you failed. >> I don't have a warrant. I don't have a warrant. I don't have a warrant. >> Now the stakes jump again. The officer warns that continued obstruction could lead to an additional charge. She still refuses to cooperate. And moments later, officers move to take her into custody. At this point, whatever happened between her and the homeowner is becoming secondary. The encounter itself is now generating its own consequences. And once physical resistance starts, there's very little room left to talk your way out of it. So you want to go to jail? Shut up. >> I went to court and you know who was there? Nobody. The >> you didn't. >> It was nobody [ __ ] there. You >> were about to get a rising resisting and obstructing charge and go to jail. >> Obstruction of a police officer. >> Right. >> Give them your information and then you get your tickets and you go or you go to jail and then you have >> you have my right information. Matter of fact, I'll do this for you. I can step over there and give you my information cuz I don't trust this mother. >> Let's do that. You are on body camera and there's a camera right here. I cannot turn this off camera. Why? >> Because the state law tells >> Jackson said you can turn that [ __ ] [ __ ] off. >> State law says I cannot. >> What is state law? Some [ __ ] that came after me? >> Because I'm arresting you. >> Some [ __ ] that came after me. You not arresting me for [ __ ] >> That's what this is. >> You're not arresting me for [ __ ] >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> You didn't even give my information >> cuz you're not giving it to me. >> I'm mad because I'm talking you some type of way. You didn't even ask if I'm intoxicated or anything. You [ __ ] Why is he kicking? >> Because you're kicking us. Damn right. >> Stand up. >> Hey. >> Let go of my leg. >> Let go of my leg. >> You're going to make me trip and fall. Let go of my leg. >> Let go. >> Relax, >> [ __ ] One, two, three. Lift. >> Stop. I can't. >> He's still arresting me for what? >> For [ __ ] what? I DON'T HAVE WARRANTS. >> I DON'T have [ __ ] warrants. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Stop. Stop. >> Put your hand behind you. >> Break your arm. Stop being silly and put your hand behind me. Break. Break it, >> [ __ ] LET ME [ __ ] [ __ ] ON THE wrong person. YOU ARREST ME FOR WHAT [ __ ] REASON? ANY [ __ ] REASON. YOU ARREST ME FOR WHAT? Every [ __ ] time. A warrant. >> I ain't got no [ __ ] warrants. >> Where y'all [ __ ] sergeant at? >> Oh, he's right here. What can we do? >> Where he at? >> First off, you need to watch your mouth. CALM DOWN. >> DO I OR IS IT FREEDOM OF [ __ ] SPEECH? MISS JACKSON SAID MISS [ __ ] RALLY said it's freedom. [ __ ] speech. >> You want to move your hand? >> No. >> You want to come out? >> No. >> Where you going to? One way or another? >> No. I'm not going >> or the hard way. [ __ ] up. here. I'm the only [ __ ] out here. You grab my care, [ __ ] I got shoot when you get out [ __ ] jail, [ __ ] You're going to get taser. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Got a hold of it.