What started as a simple warrant arrest quickly turned into a tense standoff. Officers arrived to find a woman refusing to come out of her home. And what happens next is both chaotic and unexpected. >> A warrant. >> You won't lie, >> huh? Step outside. Your keys are out here. Here, I'll give them to you. You want your keys or no? I'm not lying to you. Go and get it over with. You got a bond. You're demonic. >> What's that? >> You're demonic. >> I'm what? >> You're >> okay. Show me another. >> Eony, come out. You got a warrant, >> ma'am. Who is she related to you? Okay. She has a warrant. I don't know why she has to act like this every time. I mean, we're going to we're going to boot the door. Hey, we're going to boot your door. Do you want to try to call her and just try to tell her before we kick her door in? Are you family to Ebony? >> She's a cousin. She's trying to call her and tell her, but >> have her come out. We're going to go in there and grab her. I don't want her to get hurt. Okay. I'm going to watch it back till we get somebody. >> She's right here behind the pain glass. >> Oh, okay. >> She's videoing and doing everything else. She was standing right here and I jumped out and like Ebony, >> she's coming on her. I don't want to run out of the back. >> Evony coming out. You got a warrant. >> He's going to take you to the store. Oh no. Have Shepherd take her back. >> I can't see her now. But hey, go out back. There's like a It's like 10 by not even. Were you coming here to get her? >> Yeah, she was. >> I was going to take her to the pet store. I didn't know this. >> We I think we just randomly saw her. She's got warrants she's got to deal with. >> I think she doesn't believe she does, but she does. >> Is her keys there? >> So, she had them in the door and she slammed the door and when I was talking to her and trying to keep eye, she opened the door, took them out, and slammed the door again. So, >> okay. I don't want to break her door. She's got like a couple minutes. I don't want to shatter her front door glass, but we'll take that side door. >> She can't get a hold of her. >> She's trying. Do you know the code to get her house so I don't have to break the door? Okay. >> She can tell her that she can just come out. She has a bond. It's like I'm pretty sure it's a th000. She has two warrants. I'm pretty sure they're $1,000 bond each. She could bond out in in an hour instead of breaking her door, her getting another charge, and having to sit on her warrants. Like, she could just answer the door, go get it over with, and be out. >> Sorry you had to get drugged into this, but >> I'm just trying to help you. >> Tell her you'll bond her out. >> She's trying to help me. >> I just don't want her front door to get jacked up. And if I do take the side window, I just want to be able to get my hand in there and unlock the front door. >> Yeah, glass is going to go everywhere. >> Can anybody hear her? Is that only Shepherd in the side? >> She's in there. I was She was standing right here when I pulled up and uh she was standing right here. I pulled up. I was like, "Eby, come here." And then she turned and ran right to the door and I said, "Eby, you got a warrant." try to win. >> We're going to try to go in. Is there a lock right there? >> I'm not I'm not going to cut my arm. Sheriff's Office, open the door. It's your last chance. You got two warrants. >> OPEN THE DOOR. BACK AWAY FROM THE DOOR. >> On my door. Ow. >> Back away. >> YOU JUST HIT ME WITH MY DOOR. >> BACK AWAY FROM THE DOOR. Get on the ground. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> My hands are up. >> Turn around. >> You just hit me with the door. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. It's okay. I got her. I got her. >> What the [ __ ] is this [ __ ] >> You have two warrants, Evie. Okay. >> I don't have a warrant. Y'all just broke in my house, >> ma'am. Could you please take me away cuz so these people can stop holding me? They're >> You got a warrant. >> They are scar. >> They are >> cuz they want to put me with they sick ass sugar babies. Look at them. That's the first one that came to my house. >> That's the first one that came in my house. They should have checked her car and never go. >> That hoe FROM PORT ST. LUCY, FLORIDA. >> THAT turn off her house. >> Come on. Come on. >> We Me and you can talk, but they keep telling me to keep walking every time we try to talk. We'll talk. Okay. We ain't going to talk nowhere. Okay. >> We ain't going to talk nowhere. I'm sick of this home invasion. >> He don't need to act like he giving me no instructions. He don't just like the mother that showed off. >> Stop pushing me. >> Sergeant, what's your name? >> Rodriguez. >> Rodriguez with the glasses. He's a Just like his partners. Just like his partners. >> I I can't watch him. >> See if there's someone calling the house. Okay. >> Thank you, officer. You're welcome. We're going to try to get her some mental help. It's just >> she needs basic >> for sure. Yeah, she's got some mental issues going on. >> She gets dangerous out here, let me tell you. >> Yeah, she has two warrants, so hopefully those warrants will help her get some mental help through the court system. >> We've been this rock before for seven years, but we scared to even walk around in front of her yard. >> Okay, we're going to try to help out, >> guys. Locked now. >> It's locked. It's okay. >> It's locked now. >> Don't leave me alone. >> Do you want phone numbers on your phone? >> Leave me alone. Do you want phone numbers out of your phone? >> You are a sheriff. What's your name? >> Do you know your phone number? >> What's your badge name? What's your What's your badge number? What's your name? >> I can't talk. >> What's your name? What's your badge number? >> Maybe you can try to talk to her. You're a racist. You're a racist. You're a racist. So, I try to get some phone numbers, but >> um sir, you good? >> Oh, you're good. >> I'm going to take off. Thanks, guys. Don't miss the turn. Turn right. Right here. Don't try to go from back. What's your push? What's your name? What's your name? Now you're doing four bills. >> Hey guys, we're going to have peace. We're going to have peace for you have no idea. I'm serious. >> Well, I got the 20-year restraining order against her. >> Yes. >> She tricked a lady walking down the street with the dog. Tripped her an old lady. >> Oh, wow. >> And the old lady wouldn't press charges because she was afraid. >> She attacked my 13-year-old son that walked by. She attacked him. >> Yeah. She has misdemeanor warrants. Um hopefully that will help >> mandate she gets like mental help. >> She she can get her sister somebody to make her act. We can't do it. >> Yeah. No, hopefully that that'll help the court system pressure her into some mental help. Obviously we know she's not the criminal of the year, but you know, we want to get her mental help. So >> that's our goal. >> And she does need it. She needs to be on medication. We all agree on that. You have no idea what it's like to live and the names. If we called her one thing >> though, compared to what she calls us, we would have had our butts hauled out of here. >> I walk out and down the street screaming out. >> I'm sorry you guys have to deal with that. Hopefully this will help the court system push her into mental health court. So, >> Oh, thanks guys. >> Oh, thank you guys. They caught her up at Publix last time she got arrested. So, >> did you have to make her dress? Cuz she usually runs around naked. >> She was luckily one of the deputies, he uh tried to stop her from going in the house. She inevitably made it into the house, but >> that's what I thought. They caught her up at Publix last time she got arrested. So, >> in the end, officers were able to take the woman into custody safely. The situation highlights how unpredictable encounters can become when mental health issues and law enforcement intersect. It's a sobering reminder that behind every warrant, there's a human [music] story. And handling these moments with patience and understanding can make all the difference. In addition to her two warrants, Evony was charged with obstruction and resisting arrest. She is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of