April 18th, 2025. Hoboken, New Jersey. A woman named Dina was arrested at a 7-Eleven and released within the hour. She walked directly to a Starbucks she'd also been barred from. Officers responded. Three legal issues stand out. The identification demand, the warrantless bag search, and the call to pursue psychiatric commitment over criminal prosecution. >> Black purse. Okay. >> Yeah. He wants us to put it on a a short form first. >> What's the name I have? I don't know what I have. >> She's been told she can't come back here multiple times now. And he wants us to issue it to her. If she refuses to give us the info or she was caught trespassing then we book her. >> Can we get the gear the vehicle at all? >> There she is right there. Come here. Did you just put that in your pocket right in front of me? >> I did. >> Take out what's in your pocket. Did she take that from you guys? >> I got a feeling what they're doing over there. >> Come over here. >> The next three months. So, who called them? >> Come over here. Stop. Get away from over there. >> He's like stay here. >> Over there. Over there. Right here. Do you have an ID? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Don't go anywhere until you don't have any money. Come back here. Okay, yeah. I can face the way that I can ask you questions. What's your first name? >> D >> [music] >> A S H I A N A Okay. >> Your last name? >> Dots. >> Spell it. >> Put a dot first. With a space. >> There's a space. Spell the last name. >> Okay. V V >> V? >> Yes, V. >> Two V's? >> Yes. V >> Your last name is not three V's. >> Yes, it is. >> You have no idea on you. >> Well, I have no [ __ ] idea. >> I said, "Do you have any idea what name on it or a card?" >> I have no [ __ ] idea. >> Stop walking away. >> You were told to go over there, okay? You You were You were warned not to come back to the store and now you're back So, we need to identify you before we leave, okay? >> What's your What's your What's your What's your first name? >> D >> D is your first name? >> Can I just use the bathroom first? >> No, you cannot. What's your first name? >> D >> Stop walking away. If we tell you a third time, you're going to be placed under arrest. Okay, we're trying to be nice to you. What's your first name? >> D A S H I A N A >> Is that what you wrote down? That's what I have wrote down. What's your last name? >> V >> Spell it. >> V V >> Your last name is not three V's. >> Where's my other room? >> Listen, ma'am, come here. >> Where's my other room? >> I don't know. That's what I'm asking you. >> So, I don't know my >> Then give us something with your identification. >> I don't have nothing. >> You have nothing in your bag at all. You said you went to the hospital earlier. >> I did not. I walked past and I went to use the bathroom, but it was sold out. >> Sold out of what? What are you talking about? Where do you >> I went to use the bathroom. >> At the hospital? That's what the cops made you go to. >> They didn't make me do [ __ ] >> Okay. Okay, let's Where do you live? >> I don't know where I wrote down. >> Where I wrote down? >> I don't have. >> What's your address? >> The path. >> So, you live in the path? Are you homeless? >> I'm homeless. Oh, my [ __ ] graciousness. No, I don't know where I live. >> No? >> No. >> Did she Did you Did she take anything? Did you see her take >> No, they said she has schizophrenia. >> Are you diagnosed with schizophrenia? >> No, I'm not driving a vehicle. I'm driving >> All right, well, what's your address? Where you live in town? >> One >> Uh-huh. >> path >> One path? >> path >> One path, Texas? >> Yes. >> Okay, that's a new address I've seen in town. >> Here and here, I'm not doing this with you. Like, I'm really not doing this with >> So, I'm just going to be honest with you. It's either you tell us exactly what your name is and where you live >> Okay. >> or you're going to be placed under arrest and we can call somebody in and we can find out that way. >> Okay, so bring me in. >> So, you want to be placed under arrest? >> Yeah, like bring me in. >> Okay. I'm going to try one more time. Do you have ID on you? >> Yeah, bring Just bring me in. Just bring me in. >> Why do you want to be Why do you want to be arrested? I don't get it. >> I want you to arrest me. >> Why? >> Just arrest me. >> Okay. >> You're not going to do it so let's stop Let's stop stop playing the games. Just trying to go home. Thank you. >> You have no wallet in your purse or nothing like that? >> [music] >> So, how are you How How are you going to buy this stuff with no wallet? >> What stuff, bro? >> You used to stuff at the counter that you were trying to buy. >> One coffee? Oh my god. You're not going to be arrested by a [ __ ] coffee. >> You still have to pay for it. >> Huh? >> You still have to pay for it. >> You got to be arrested to pay for a coffee? >> Did you have money to pay for it? >> Yes. Why would I not have [ __ ] money to pay for a coffee? >> Okay, so you have a wallet? >> I do. >> You have an ID in that wallet? >> No. >> You have nothing in that wallet to give >> Can we see the wallet? >> No, you cannot. >> Why >> Cuz it's my [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay, we need to identify you. >> You're not going to identify me. >> Okay, I'm going to I'm going to Come on. Let's go. You're under arrest. >> Bro, you're not going to Stop with your [ __ ] bro. >> You're placed under arrest. We're walking outside. Give me your purse. >> Oh my god. >> We're done with this. Put this down. >> Yo, if I got to [ __ ] Yo. >> Now, your stuff is is ours as well, okay? We tried being nice. >> Get Get of my bag, >> Okay. It'll be here. >> Okay. Um somebody to pick up Rakowski's bike. >> Yeah, tell him to pick up >> No, I'll find it. >> No, tell him to pick up my [ __ ] bike. And get off my arm. >> No. >> All right. And you'll put your face >> 302, 302. >> Yo, yo, yo. >> Over. >> Okay. Thank you. Yo, you're gripping my [ __ ] a little too tight. >> Okay, that's fine. >> go. >> No. >> Bro, let go. >> No. >> I'm asking you nicely let the [ __ ] go. >> No. >> Bro, let the [ __ ] go. >> Listen, I'm not letting you go. It's our policy. I'm not letting you go. >> You got to cut this attitude, all right? I get it. >> And you're like this your first day? >> No. >> Yeah, it definitely is. >> Huh. We didn't have to go here. >> So, can you let go of my arm? You're the [ __ ] >> Too Too late now. >> Get the [ __ ] out of my bag, bro. >> You don't get to make the choice anymore. >> Yeah, I do. >> We asked you simple questions. You refused to answer them. >> Get out of my bag. Get out of my bag. Get out of my bag. >> checked to see if that's stuff from 7-Eleven cuz it looks like stuff from 7-Eleven. >> Yes, it's stuff from [ __ ] 7-Eleven. Oh my god, please. Thank you very much. There's nothing nothing in there. It's socks. What do you want with socks? You want to see my socks? Bro, there's nothing in the bag, bro. Oh my god, you put your [ __ ] in my bag. You get out of my Oh my god. My lip gloss. Oh my god. >> It's a little pocket there on the side, too. >> pocket. There ain't no [ __ ] pocket nowhere. >> Nice. >> You just [ __ ] my whole bag up. >> Come on. >> Yo, put my bag down, bro. >> Come on. >> Yo, can you put my bag down? Yo, if you [ __ ] pull my arm, I'm going to punch you in your [ __ ] face. >> Okay. Come on. Let's go. You're not making the rules here. Not how this goes. Get in the car. >> No. >> Get in the car. >> No. >> All right. Come on. Sit in the car. Sit down. Get your legs in the car. Okay. It's not going to go the way you want it to go. I hope you understand that. Pull her. Come on. Sit down. >> Bro, there's mad tight, bro. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Get your legs in the car. >> Why? >> Because you're under arrest. >> I'm not [ __ ] under Bro, let the [ __ ] go of me, bro. All right. All right. Watch what happens. >> Get your legs in the car. >> No. Come on. Come on, man. Stop. Watch what happens. Watch your [ __ ] back, bro. >> 10-6 Transporting one female 10-25 to headquarters. Starting mileage 6893.5. >> Yes, she did. >> 10-6 30 >> 10-1 >> And can you just have a female officer meet us up there? >> I'm not [ __ ] dying all [ __ ] day, bro. All [ __ ] day. >> 30 on that 10-2? >> Yeah, 10-2. >> 10-4 >> Where's my bag, bro? >> It's in the trunk. >> Why would you put my my bag in the trunk? >> Because you're not going to have it on your person. Yes, and it's going to remain in our property and evidence until we're done. Okay. You're not going to McDonald's. You're going to police headquarters. You're going to police headquarters. You're not going to McDonald's. No. Yes, I told you that it's in the trunk. 10620 at headquarters any monitors 6893.9. Sensational. Come on. Yeah. >> I'm not wearing it. Don't touch me. >> Take it out. Come on. Get that out of your hands. >> Oh, my lip gloss. Oh, [ __ ] whoo. What can you [ __ ] do, buddy? >> Let's go. >> Bro, can you wait 1 second, bro? >> It's going inside. Where's the wall? A little bit. It's not a pretty little compact she's here. >> I don't give a [ __ ] aid. What the [ __ ] is this? >> Come on. Where's the wall? >> I'm not [ __ ] What are you talking about? Can I talk? >> You can talk. >> I'm not [ __ ] talking to >> No. Can I talk? >> You can talk. Face the wall. >> All right, so let me talk. >> Then talk. >> So give me handcuffs. >> No. >> Bro, why are you not going to I'm not talking. >> Okay. >> Okay, that's fine. Hello. Oh my [ __ ] god. Oh my [ __ ] god. Are you [ __ ] kidding? >> All right, face the wall. I'm going to cuff you. Put your hand on the wall. >> Mhm. >> On the wall. >> You know you're being mad aggressive, right? >> Nobody's been aggressive with you since we got here. Put your hand on the wall. Sit down. >> Okay. I will sit down when I [ __ ] feel comfortable, like What are you doing? >> In your room. Are you sleepy, Bob? >> No. No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Yes. >> Bro, I said no. >> Okay. >> No. No, make me. >> Okay. >> Make me. Make Then you make me. [ __ ] out of here. Oh yeah, you all broke my nails. [ __ ] you. Doing the [ __ ] most. Ow. Bro, stop. Stop. It don't Yeah, it will [ __ ] hurt. >> I'm going to cuff you, then. I'm going to cuff you, then. You asked for it. >> You're [ __ ] crazy. You know what I like >> Come on. We're not doing this. >> Come on. >> Nope. Come on. >> What? >> You're being placed in handcuffs. >> I'm really leaving. >> Okay. >> You're going to handcuff me? >> Yep. Get out of the car. Walk outside. Come on. You're sitting in the patrol car now until the ambulance gets here. I told you to stop doing this. >> Doing what? >> You can't just keep going in the stores and harassing the employees. >> money, sir. >> You already told us you have no money. >> I have no money, I really I have no money, I really I have no money, I really >> What? >> I have no money. >> You're going to the hospital. >> Where is it? >> I don't know, when the ambulance gets here. >> I have no money. Oh, it's cold, can you You're just going to put me in a [ __ ] car? >> You're going to behave yourself? >> Yes, I promise. >> Okay. Handcuff your right hand, take off your bags. >> My bags? >> Hopefully they are on back. >> Stop. You got my bag on the floor. >> Okay. Don't don't do that. All right, see my car. My handles. >> Can you get my bag? >> I'm going to I'm going to move your bag. Get your license out. All right, you guys called for this? So, what happened? What'd she do? >> She came in. She grabbed two things on the shelf. She said she already paid for it. >> Yeah, yeah, we just had someone else We actually just She just got released 5 minutes ago, 2 months. >> 5 minutes ago? >> Yeah, so Does she owe you guys any money or anything? >> Yeah, she took three drinks and a food item. >> Well, who but they did That was paid for by a customer. Right. Is that a fact? >> here now? Hey look. She took a cheese stick? So you don't know if she took a cheese stick? >> I saw her take the cheese stick. I don't know if she took more than the cheese stick. >> Okay. Did she eat it? Did she throw up? Okay. Yeah, so we're going to dissolve you something mentally wrong with her. >> Okay. >> We think she just probably needs We're going to send her to the hospital no matter what. Do you guys have any Do you guys want to pursue any charges for the cheese stick right now? No, but do you guys want to pursue any charges against her? Okay. Can I uh who's the Is there a manager or boss? Can you spell your name? >> Yeah, of course. >> All right, she's going to You have a D and D? Hello, how are you doing? >> Can you run me a heart rate on this park vehicle? Can I erase that? Hello. I got to be in New Jersey. Whiskey >> Yeah, my I lost my book and my bicycle. What what's your phone number? >> For the store or like my own? >> Yours. All right. Again, no complaints. We're just going to send her to the hospital and then good. >> All right. Thank you so much. >> Okay, no problem. Honestly, if she comes back I'm good. Thank you. Honestly, if she does come back Once she gets released, call us back right away and we'll come back to come back to the area with you, okay? Thank you. All right. So, I have I have the employees informed. They have no complaints. They did witness her to take a cheesesteak, eat it and did not pay for it. It's $4. They didn't They do not want to pursue any charges for the cheesesteak. So, we're just sending her to the hospital and then go go down to All right. She's in the car. She's in the hospital. >> Okay. >> So, I just spoke to the manager. I just spoke to the manager. She said she was inside causing a disturbance, threatening the staff. >> Okay. >> Not I'm crazy. Just She uh tried to take a cheesesteak and she did take a a cheesesteak cheesesteak ate it, did not pay for it. $4. They do not want to pursue any charges for that. Cheesesteak is $40. >> $4 $4 >> A $4 >> So, they just sent her to the hospital and then uh >> Got you. Good enough. So, we'll just document that. Uh we'll do a new incident uh obviously and we'll refer to the first one. Just put that Yeah. Well, for this one here, we're going to do ours. I I know that uh Midnight's had a couple here. So, uh this was perfect that we had a debrief on this cuz this is exactly what what we knew was going to happen except we thought she was going to go right to 7-Eleven but she did not. >> There is clearly something mentally unstable. >> Yes. We'll let So, just make sure we let 34 know exactly that and then I guess I'm going to hop aboard and drive the car or what are we going to do? I don't think she's there yet. I don't know what Let's see what they think. Do you think she's uh >> I think she'll try to leave. >> I think they require us to be on board too when >> For an involuntary commitment. >> All right, so then >> If we leave her alone while she's with them, she's going to try to like open the doors or something. >> All right. So, why don't we do this? Hey, why don't you do this? Feel like riding your bike back to headquarters and walking over here? Then you can hop on the bus. You'll follow up and bring him back. >> Okay. >> All right. >> [snorts] >> She said she was cold. >> Cold? Okay. >> It's all seated in here now. >> She give you a hard time putting the cuffs on? >> She just said, "I'm leaving." So, what? Not anymore. It's good she's not a runner. >> I'm telling you this is beyond a cry for help. It is what it is. We have to help her. How you doing? So, we're going to be seeking an involuntary commitment. They'll explain to you what we got here. >> She's got a history of schizophrenia. She's just not understanding she can't trespass into buildings and consume products without paying for them. She's not cooperative. She makes up different names for herself, makes up addresses for herself. >> So, here's the biggest thing. She was just released from headquarters. Yes. just arrested her for an incident that happened at 7-Eleven. We warned her not to go back to 7-Eleven or repeat her behavior. So, instead of going to 7-Eleven, she came here, went in here, caused the same threatening behavior. So, for someone who just got arrested and got released, that's what we're requesting. What's that? No, no, no. She's not combative. She's not combative, but we're going to have somebody ride on board with okay with you guys. He'll hop on board. So, you guys are going to follow you behind. All right. Sounds good. So, in the meantime, we'll she's handcuffed for her safety. So, we'll walk her to the back of the rig and whatever you want to do. In front of Want us to walk with the side door right here and then Come on, Deena. >> Oh, thank you. >> All right. Move to the right. >> Yeah. >> You got to walk in there. You're not getting on the cop car, Deena. >> I'm not getting on the cop >> You're not getting on the cop Come on, Deena. Let's go. Come on, Deena. Hop up. Use your legs. >> Bro, my leg is broken. >> Your leg's not broken. >> My both my legs are broken. >> have a step that you can use? You just walked over here perfectly fine from police headquarters. >> I didn't walk over here. There you are. There you go. I knew you were smart. Put it on now. >> Step up. That's the whole point of right here. >> I'm not wearing that. >> Okay. Let's go. Move to the left. >> No, I'm going to the left, bro. >> You're not. >> Look, you're breaking [ __ ] You're breaking [ __ ] >> Sit down. >> Oh, she broke my watch, so that's fun. >> How'd you do that? >> By refusing to go that way and forcing herself that way, so she snapped the watch off my wrist. >> All right, Anne, you're going to hop up here? >> It's great. Now I don't have a watch. >> Okay, so make sure you hold on to that. We'll take a picture of it. >> Can I get my vape back? >> Uh Deena, just so you know, you're being charged with the damaging the officer's watch, okay? >> That's fine. Can I get my vape back? >> Get you what? No, you cannot have your vape back. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. So, Anne, you're not going to stand up, right? You're going to have a seat. >> No, have a [ __ ] seat, bro. >> All right, Deena, you sit there. Good. >> Thanks, man. >> First name Stacy. >> Huh? >> No, her first name is not Stacy. >> It is. >> Uh >> You have like >> Deena. >> Deena? >> 106. >> How do you spell >> We will get We We'll have the info The other cop has the info. We'll give it to you anytime. >> All right, she's on board with the info. Um she damaged the wall and she broke my phone. And she will uh be charged accordingly. Great. >> 105 >> 107 >> All right, so uh Kelsey's going to ride on board 134 and uh 106 is going to follow behind. >> 187 >> Yeah, we're good. >> Good? >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> Go ahead. >> 113 >> 113 >> 113 actually walked in that building a few minutes spoke to him personally. Uh he is He is fine. He is at home with his wife. He was okay. He said he was okay. And he went back to right now though he is at >> Copy. >> Can you stop helping me so we can just go inside? Hello? Anyone helping me? Why? I just want my driver. >> 335 >> 335 >> Are you going to Homewood or Jason or something? >> No, I'm going to Homewood. >> You asked for Homewood or Jason or something? >> Homewood. >> Homewood? >> Homewood, fine. >> Homewood, fine. >> You know there's water in here, right? [ __ ] hot in here. >> Appreciate it. >> You're hot? Yeah. >> You need it? Yeah. You did drink it? >> Oh. >> It's easy. Yeah, it's fine. >> 336 336 I'll be taking over from 700 from Hiram. 336 207, I've been relieved, heading back to the airport in Homewood. >> Is my foot bleeding? >> No. >> Come on. >> I'm going to take my cuffs off first. >> That's not how it goes. >> Yes, that is how it goes. >> Come on. Can you step out, please? Stop playing this game. >> Bro, take it off first. Take it off first. >> Come on, we're not doing that. This watch is Why don't you step? So, make sure she don't fall. Number of the name? >> Huh? >> Number of the name? What is your D number, right? D number or something. >> So, you want me to stop on the line? >> You got to. >> Have you ever been in here? >> Yeah, I believe so. Can you do me a favor, just uh send to my cell the correct spelling of this female's name and the little service? >> It's like It's like a little bit of the skin >> Yeah. >> came off. >> Yeah. I'm going to put more on it. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to name something to me now. It's Dina something. I forgot what the uh last name What was your last name? You got a name? What's your name? No, I didn't. >> Not anymore. What was it before? >> It was that name a while ago. >> Would you like me to call them? >> Right. Can you just tell them to put the order in? >> No. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> She's like, "Okay." I think it's what I sent to your email. >> Let me see if I can get >> Are you going to come in? >> What? >> Sorry, you're going to come and do anything or are you just going to come? >> I'm going to come. >> Okay, when you're when you're ready. What do you want first? First name is Dina, D I N A? >> D I A >> D I N >> D I N >> Elbana, E L B A A N N A >> Do you know your height and weight? >> Yeah. >> I'm 5'2". >> Huh? >> 5'2" >> Sorry, I can't hear you. >> How tall you are? >> I'm 5'2". >> Height and weight? >> 5'2" >> Okay, how about your weight? Do you have any drugs on you? >> I don't know. >> I want to tell you. It's so hot in here. Want me to get the thing out of your bag? >> Yeah. >> They're not going to restrain you. What are you going to do? >> We're going to walk to the one person who >> You can sit down. >> I got a plan. I got to see the >> Sit down. I was going to say get your one more time. >> Yeah. 57? >> Tell them to mention >> He broke my watch. >> Oh, wow. >> No, we're doing it because we put our doing that right now. >> We will just do that some other >> No, I don't want that [ __ ] in me, bro. >> Okay, it's okay. My purse is right here. >> Employee of the month in the library. >> No, stop [ __ ] grabbing my hand, bro. >> Sit down. >> I'm going to [ __ ] you up if I got it in my hand. >> Stay. Sit down. >> No, I'm not. >> You will. >> And I And I get permission >> [snorts] >> No. >> Okay, can I get her right phone? >> No. >> I have three minutes left. just called a bookstore or library. It's at 127th Street. >> 251, we're here. We just spoke with somebody from the staff. They didn't say anything [clears throat] but we're making our way up to the second floor for a single >> 105, copy. >> 105, just have a follow up with the >> Get settled in and I'll see if you need anything else. >> All right, 106. >> 224, the male that was in there left. He's walking in the middle of the street, heading north on 6th and Park. He's wearing a brown hoodie jacket with a tan uh hat, wearing a a pair of gray sweatpants. Looks like he's coming from a distance. >> Let me get >> Heading towards the old school of Atlanta right now. He's wearing a backpack that's black with a little bit of gray. We just got one and uh Um you guys can uh make your way over. Thank you. The male is walking towards Krogers. Picture he's okay and uh >> Restroom occupied. >> What are you doing, bro? >> I know. No. >> You don't have any choice. >> I do. No. >> You don't have a choice. You're under arrest. You can discuss today. Stop. This is an oxygen tank. >> I don't want to do that. >> I don't care. >> So I do, though. >> and uh he's got that description as a brown jacket wearing a tan hat >> You're going to get hurt. >> gray sweatpants. It appears to be He has a black backpack with a little bit of gray. >> Move now. >> Yeah, Donald Trump can't stand her. Oh. I'll keep holding that phone while I'm walking. >> Bro, get that [ __ ] off my ear, bro. >> Well, he's going to agitate her and say I'm not. >> I don't hate someone. No one is lonely. >> One more minute. >> Can you get your hand off my face for one second? You're hurting me. >> Stop acting erratic and we'll stop hurting >> I am not acting erratic. >> Yeah, I'm going to take that off for you, okay? >> Hey, hey. When is your birthday? When is your birthday? >> What are you doing? >> I'm doing fine. >> You want this ice? >> No, I'm good. >> Are you Chris? You Chris? >> No, I'm at the station. >> Okay. Yeah, she might she's going to give a little issue. >> So. >> She just want to leave her on the floor and pick her up. >> Okay. There you go. >> Uh, I'm sorry. Yeah, we're going to get a one-to-one officer for you. Thank you. >> Can I just stand up and lean on my arm? All right. >> Yeah, I'll take her right now. You find one. Just let me know if anybody come over here. Just let me know. There's no complaint. He was acting a little erratic. Uh, he was walking north the entire time I was He wasn't bothering anyone else. >> Can I just use the bathroom, please? I really have to go. >> He was uh he was uh he was >> I just want to go use the bathroom, please. >> He's not really about something that they don't know about. He's not no complaints. He's not hurting He's not hurting anybody. He's heading north. Uh we got eyes on him. He's uh >> Can you let go of my arm? Please. Please. Please. Please. Come on. >> What? >> What do you want? >> I'm done. >> I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. They're coming. >> What's uh police academy like, by the way? Just curious. >> Uh I was in the army, so I'm like I was considering it. It's probably just a basic training on my way. But uh it's about 6 months long, 5 days a week. Depending on which academy you go to. So it's more like a job though. It's like a >> Yeah, well you get paid. If you're hired by a police department before you go, you you get paid a small amount. Well, yeah. Good. It depends on where you get hired. But you you get paid. Yeah, but even if it's step one, it's not much. Is it not? >> Uh it's not the same person uh from before. This is a different incident. >> 10 years. >> I guess so. >> The one in the morning. >> Started in 2015. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Um this is the same the same charge? >> It's not that bad. I was considering it as one of my routes, but I was a combat medic for the army, so I'm like uh I'll expand that a little bit. You could always do it. You could always swap to the combat. >> So he's under What are the immediate >> I don't know. Let's just stay here. >> Yeah. >> I have your information. Mhm? No. >> Nice scenery out the window. >> Mhm? >> I said nice scenery out the window. >> Yeah. >> You want to verify I didn't break my watch? >> I didn't break your [ __ ] watch, bro. >> Well, that's my watch. >> What's your watch? >> I don't know cuz I can't wear it. >> How did you break it? You shoved me in the [ __ ] car, bro. Huh? >> Yeah. Did it not fall on the floor by itself? >> You took it. All right. >> I want >> You want to suck it? >> I want to suck it. Nothing's on your turn then anymore. >> All right. >> All right, you got what you got to do this again and you got to go. >> Oh, it's done. >> [music] >> I thought it was complicated. Hi there. But hi, what brings you guys to the hospital? >> I don't know. You got to ask my lawyer. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's how it happened. >> What happened? >> Yeah, I mean yeah. This is our fourth incident with her within the time span of probably the last 12 hours. >> Okay. >> Uh she's just been acting erratic, walking in the stores, taking products, eating them. >> Eating What the [ __ ] did I eat? >> Or doing whatever she's doing with them, not paying for them. She was explained to her >> arrested inside here? >> She was not arrested. She was released today. She went to Starbucks. >> Sorry, I just now she did This is the second time in the last hour that I've done that. >> Okay. So, she was just evaluated? >> Mhm. >> She got released from us, and within 10 minutes, we got a call at a different place, which is why we're here. >> Okay. Well, but >> She's not within her right mental faculties. >> Okay. So, you know where you are right now? >> Yes. >> Where are you? Let's answer the questions. We can be here all day. I have no problems and I'm working all day. >> all day. >> Okay. That's great. Then stay here. >> I'll stay. >> All right. Cool. >> Sit down. >> Right now, she's not under arrest? No. She's not under arrest. >> But let's Okay. Let's let's walk down this. She was here this morning. She was cleared. Okay. >> Okay. >> Once cuz this morning, she was with it. Meaning she knew who she was, she knew where she was, she knew the date and time. So, for us, that means she is alert and oriented. >> Okay. >> If if sometime this day, if she decides to start answering questions inappropriately, and we clear her once again like we did this morning after crisis tees her, and she does the same thing, are you going to keep bringing her back? >> We will if we have to. >> I mean, because it sounds like she's stealing, but you guys are bringing her in for >> We already charged her. At some point, if she's going to continue the same behavior, you guys are going to keep bringing her here because something is clearly not mentally clicking for her. >> Okay. All right. >> Just want to >> That's fine. >> Sit down. >> Just want to but but you know, it'll be like her stealing, and >> Keep Keep giving her court dates is not fixing anything. >> It's not fixing It's not. But you bringing her and me doing the same thing again, medically clearing her, psychiatrically clearing her. Do you know what I'm what I'm going with this? >> We understand, but >> Well, when >> It's just due process for you guys. >> So, that's That's fine. When we When we feel like she's not safe to be by herself on the street, we bring her to a hospital, and then whatever you guys do, that's what you guys do. >> All right. All right. Sounds good. Cuz Cuz she's new to us, so I'm I'm just trying to understand if that's what's going to happen. Yeah. Okay. All right. Until until until she answers questions >> Well, how am I know? >> Okay. Until she answers questions >> Nobody else here knows. >> Until then, she'll be in our custody. >> all know me. >> You need to page my mom. >> No, I don't >> So, just let you know, as soon as we uncuff her, she's probably going to try to walk out. >> Again, we're not going to hold her because we have >> That's fine. >> She's not under arrest, so that's Just tell me what you want Do whatever you got to do. >> We're getting a one-to-one by that side, and then if anything, we can always medicate her. We can We have all that, you know, fun stuff. Um Nicky, I think Larry's off to lunch. That's why. Do you want to have security by here and sit in case you need to medicate her or do you want to Perfect. Do you want to walk Come on over. >> I got to see this [ __ ] I got to see the highlight. >> All right. >> Hey, you know You can sit up. So, she's As soon as we uncuff her, she's not going to do that, so that's why. But, she's probably going to try to leave. So, I don't know what to tell you all what you guys want to do from there. >> I'm turning my wrist to [ __ ] help you. >> I don't need your help. >> You do [ __ ] need my help. >> [music] >> So, I thought I was going to be able to talk. >> Five and two. Do you want to have a seat? >> Yeah, I'm going to use the bathroom in the back. >> I'm going to take you to the bathroom after you answer some questions. Go back. >> After I leave, I'll answer questions. >> All right. Let's walk to the bathroom. >> All right. Hey. That's her. The hospital came out. All right, yes. >> It's this way I think. Where's the exit? It's Bathroom is this way. If you want to go to the bathroom, you go to the bathroom and we'll medicate and go to bed. >> You don't know where the bathroom is? Why you want to go to the bathroom this way? >> I want to piss. I got to go to the piss. >> And I'm telling you where the bathroom is. Let's take a walk. 5 and 2 and 50. >> Yeah, um Nick with the hospital camera. DDA claim. >> The investigatory stop was justified. Officers had reasonable articulable suspicion under Terry versus Ohio. Deena was a confirmed repeat trespasser at a location from which she had been formally excluded. The identification demand is where it breaks. New Jersey has no stop and identify statute. State versus Dangerfield holds that officers may request a name during a Terry stop, but cannot compel it without an arrest. When officers warned Deena she would be arrested for not giving her name, that threat had no legal basis at that point. Common tactic, legally wrong. The bag search is the most serious Fourth Amendment problem in this footage. No arrest had been made. Deena refused consent on camera, explicitly, multiple times. Three doctrines justify a warrantless search: consent, search incident to arrest, or exigent circumstances. Consent was denied. No arrest had occurred. A stolen cheese stick is not an exigent circumstance. None of them apply. Chimel versus California requires an actual arrest before a search incident to that arrest can occur. The bag was searched before any formal arrest. That gap is what a suppression motion is built on. Deena gave officers cleaner arrest footing when she threatened to punch the officer on camera. Under New Jersey statute section 2C12-1, that verbal threat is simple assault. Her resistance during ambulance loading may support a criminal mischief charge under New Jersey statute section 2C17-3. Whether the damage was purposeful or incidental to restraint is a factual question, not a clear case. The physical force holds up under Graham versus Connor. Active resistance, a verbal assault threat, prolonged evasion, the handcuffing and arm control are within the reasonable range. The strongest decision came last. Commitment over prosecution. New Jersey Statutes section 30:4-27.6 authorizes involuntary transport when there is reason to believe a person is mentally ill and poses a substantial danger to themselves, others, or property. Dina met every element. Schizophrenia history, four police contacts in 12 hours, cleared by that same hospital that morning, and cycling back within hours. The EMS briefing was organized and accurate. That handoff was done right. Officers receive a B-. The commitment call was correct, and the EMS briefing reflected real competence. The Fourth Amendment problem, warrantless bag search over explicit refusal of consent before any formal arrest, is what brings the grade down. Dina receives a B. She correctly refused the bag search on camera. Legitimate Fourth Amendment assertion, stated clearly. The assault threat and the watch damage added criminal exposure she did not need. The department receives an A-. Routing a repeat mental health crisis caller towards psychiatric evaluation rather than jail reflects sound policy. Deduction. No mental health co-responder was deployed across 12 hours and four calls for the same person. Three lessons. First, know your actual authority. Threatening arrest for non-identification in a state with no stop and identify statute is a civil rights liability. Second, sequence matters. Arrest first, search incident to that arrest second. Reversing the order, searching over explicit refusal before any arrest, produces a suppression problem with no clean resolution. Third, the criminal justice system was the wrong tool from the start. Four encounters, one person in psychiatric crisis, zero outcomes that changed anything. The commitment pathway was not a last resort. It was always the answer. Let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic you would like us to cover in the comments below. 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