So, you're making it up. Stay right here. Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. [music] Stop. This isn't funny, nor is it. I got my phone. You're just threatening it. That's not smart right now, Kyla. Thank you. On November 25th, [music] 2023, Brookfield, Wisconsin, officers showed up looking for a missing young woman named Kyla. [music] She handed them a fake name, Amber Schultz, and thought of it as a great plan. But, it wasn't. [music] Is there anything I can tell you to voluntarily exit the car because then we're going to have to forcibly remove you from the vehicle? >> [laughter] >> Two counts of resisting or obstructing [music] an officer, two years of probation, and a $91 fine. That was the price tag on what she thought was a plan. Well, let's take a look at how it all unfolded. You're not. Kyla, where's your parents? Where? Give me their address. Stay right here. Stay right here. I'm not chasing you not chasing you around anymore. I know you're playing around with us. This isn't fun. Kyla, stay right here. You're not going to walk anywhere. You're not Amber Schultz. Yes. No. Tell me where your parents live. My parents live on 4467 North So, you're making it up. Stay right here. Stay here. Stay here. Stay here. STAY HERE. STOP. THIS ISN'T FUNNY. You're being detained. You're being detained. Stop, you're going to get on the ground. On the ground. On the ground. You got it? Yep. You can do You can do one or two. Uh You can get one. You got it. All right. Kyla, stay on the ground. Stop. Stop. Stop. You stop. I got a knife on me. Where's your knife? Where is it? You're just threatening it. That's not smart right now, Kayla. I'm going to bite you. I'm going to bite you. >> You see any pockets up front? Yeah, I think we're good on this side. Roll it towards me. Oh my god, no. WHERE DID HE GO? STOP. JUST CHECK Nothing in the socks or anything? Or like in her cavity area or anything? All right, Kayla. We get you to your feet, are you going to cooperate? >> [screaming] >> Is that a yes or a no? Just like that. Perfect. All right. Bring your Bring your feet in as close as you can. We're going to lift you up. Can you pop that door? Passenger side or driver side's good. I'm good with it. 1 2 3. Perfect. Okay, come on. Yeah, oh you got Yeah. You're not dropping anything. Come on, let's go. We're so close. Come on. Yep. All right, step your feet up. Get your feet up. Perfect. Sit down. You're good. Kayla's clearly not thinking straight and the officers are trained enough to handle exactly that. So, the jail stop, that's just where the road she picked ends up. Can we stop this, Kayla? You're going to jail. You got to step out. No. Okay. Kayla, you need to get out of the car, okay? I didn't do anything. So, I'm not getting out. So, if if you resist us trying to get you out of the car, either you're going to get hurt and if we get hurt, then it's a very serious charge. Felony, prison time, okay? It doesn't matter. It does not matter. I didn't do anything. We're past that. Okay, you can fight that later. We're just asking you if you can please comply with us cuz we don't want to get you hurt, we don't want to get hurt, and like I said, if one of us gets hurt, that is very bad for you. Okay? It's It's a It's a very serious felony charge. Felony means imprisonment in a Wisconsin state prison from one at least for 1 year. So, you'll be incarcerated in a prison for 1 year, okay? I didn't do anything. So, that you can fight later, okay? But right now you got to go with the program. I'm out of here. No. Why are you doing this? >> Either way you're going to go you're going to be inside there. No, I'm not. >> Okay, is there any Is there anything I can tell you to voluntarily exit the car? Because if not, we're going to have to forcibly remove you from the vehicle. The officers keep it simple for Kyla. Exit the car willingly or they'll do it for her. First lesson of the day, officers aren't your parents and no isn't an option here. I'm going in. Okay. Do you want me to go to the other side or trigger over here? Okay. All right. Kyla, Kyla Why are you doing this? I feel so bad. All right. Out of here. I Ow. Where? Stop. Stop the car. Why do we do this every time? It's getting really old. It's easier for you and us if we just go Yeah, just go with the program. Out of here. I didn't do Girl. All right. Wait. Out of here. >> You're going to sit in this first bench, okay? I'm going to sit here. >> to face the window. No. Out of here. Have a seat. God. God. One, two. God. I don't need to be here. I'm here like no, I don't need to be. I tr- I agree. So, just so you know, ma'am, oh, I got to get you set up. Just I don't know what >> What kind of beer? You want to drink tonight? I don't care. It's whatever. This is normal. This is normal? Oh, okay. I'm not having it. Come on. You get a second to breathe or what? Kyla. No. This is the point where the with the games of stopping stuff like this because it's not helping anything. To God, bro. And it's getting kind of annoying, okay? Just sit. It's not that hard. I I would say the same. So, stop getting in contact with us. Don't get the drug card. Right. And you're wasting all of our time. I ain't wasting time, bro. You can go find some other crimes to mess with. I ain't no crime. I'm just a suicidal girl that's running away from her home, bro. The only person walking away with consequences here is Kyla because resisting doesn't change the outcome. It just makes it worse. That's the thing a lot of people learn the hard way. The charges don't disappear because you didn't cooperate. They multiply. All right. You have to start [clears throat] thinking about your actions because we're going to be here every single time here on out. Not not going to lie. We we are all tired of your antics. We have to come and find you because of court orders and because you have to be in your group home. >> I don't got a court order. >> We We have a job to do. You're the one that dictates whether we respond or not. And if we respond and it happens like today, every single time we're going back here. We're not going back to the group home, putting you in your bed, and calling it a night, and giving you a stuffed animal. That's not going to happen. We're done with that. You're an adult, what are you, 19? You're an adult. You're an adult. It's time to get serious. And we're not playing these games anymore. This is This is hopefully your wake-up call. You're going to sit in jail until Monday. Not going to see a judge till Monday. Well, that's fine. You don't You can sit in jail for as long as you want. I've been in the jail. I'm not done. Okay. And I've never seen a judge. All right, Kyla. If you're not going to cooperate, please listen to the brass ball too, okay? Hey, Kyla. We're here to make your day as easy as possible. Hey, Kyla. Can you get up for me? I need you to get up. All right. We're going to help you. No. No. I need you to get up here. No, no, no. Kyla, you got two options. You're either going to cooperate with us or you're going to go into the restraint chair. All right, we're just going to get your legs up. We just need your legs up. We just need to get your legs up. >> [screaming] >> ALL RIGHT. SIT UP. SIT UP. SIT UP. ALL RIGHT, SCOOT OVER THIS WAY A LITTLE BIT. THIS WAY A LITTLE BIT. OKAY. All right, Ms. Kyla, we got to get you We got to do something called No, I didn't do BRO, GET THE >> [screaming] >> ALL RIGHT, KYLA. >> [screaming] >> KYLA. KYLA. [screaming] KYLA. KYLA, I JUST WANT TO LET YOU KNOW THAT WE HAVE to get you patted down because you were in the facility. That's why we have to do that. So, we need to have you walk yourself, which is what you want, and what we want, or we can walk you for you, which is something you don't want. >> [laughter] >> Why can't people just let me kill myself? Like, what the hell, bro? Why can't people just let kill myself, bro? >> Crisis. And they said nothing. They They deal with her every day, so they they deal with her every day, so they're used to everything [laughter] that she does, which is Yeah. So, I called them. They said that put her on the suicide thing, and then if whenever she gets released, if there's still anything, reach out to them. Yeah. >> [crying] >> Kayla's resistance at this point feels like she's testing exactly how hard things can get. And based on everything she's done so far, the answer is considerably harder. The worst is still ahead of her, and she's the one steering straight toward it. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> Kayla's weekend adventure ended exactly where poor decisions tend to deliver people, somewhere considerably less comfortable than where they started. What this case illustrates is something worth understanding. The moment you obstruct law enforcement, even in ways that seem minor, you stop becoming someone with a problem and start being someone with a record. The lesson here isn't complicated. When officers are looking for you, the smartest version of that situation is the one where you cooperate because the alternative is that the system has a very long memory and a very short tolerance for games.