Stop being dead weight and start moving your body. >> I can't. I have to call him. >> I just watched you flail around for 5 minutes. >> She can't seem to stay away from her cell phone. >> Tina. >> I want my phone. >> Tina. >> I want MY PHONE. >> TINA. >> I WANT MY PHONE. >> BUT that cell phone is only getting her into deeper trouble. At 12:20 a.m. in Maple Park, Tina calls 911 reporting that her ex assaulted her and stole her phone. As deputies work through the call, the focus gradually shifts from investigating her complaint to managing her increasingly unpredictable behavior. >> I'm going to be riding in the ambulance with Tina the patient. >> I need my phone. >> What up? >> I need my phone. >> They're working on it, so I'm riding with you. >> I need my phone. >> Can you sit in the back for me so I can sit there? >> I need my phone first. >> That's what we're working on. >> Where is it at? >> It's inside. We're working on it. All right. Hey. >> I'm not going, you know. Tina, I want my phone. No. No. >> All right. All right. Sit in the back for me. >> I'm not. No. >> I'm not going to stand while they're driving, so I need you to sit there so I can sit down. >> I'm not going anywhere until I get my phone. >> It's inside. I got three other guys over there still working on it, okay? >> why do I have to leave right now? >> Cuz we're going to the hospital. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Tina. >> No. >> Hey. >> I want my phone. >> We're going to deal. Come >> I know. I want my phone. >> Sit. >> No. I want my phone. Do not put your hands on me. I want my phone. >> Tina, I'm not trying to put my hands on you. Tina, sit in the car for me, please. Tina, sit in the car for me. >> I want my phone. >> Tina. >> I want my phone. >> Tina. >> I want my phone. >> TINA. >> I WANT MY PHONE. >> TINA. >> I want my phone. I want my phone. I want my phone. I'm not going. I'm not going anywhere. I want my phone. >> Relax. >> No. I want my phone. >> Tina. >> There's a moment in every arrest when the original call stops being the only thing that matters. What happens next often determines whether the encounter stabilizes or becomes even more complicated. >> I want my phone. >> Hey Tina. >> No. >> Hey Tina, you're going to go to jail. >> I want my phone. >> Hey Tina. >> I want my phone. >> I understand. >> I want my phone. >> It's either hospital or the jail this one. >> I'll go to jail. >> Okay, right now. >> Flip her over. >> Jail. >> Flip her over. Put your Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Flip her over. >> Oh my god. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Absolutely. >> Put your hands behind your back, Tina. Right now. Loosen that up, Tina. Let it go. Tina, let it go. Tina, you're going to get another charge for resisting, too. Make sure she can't slip these. 152, change of plans. Tina's in custody. >> Please let it go. >> Tina. I think this is a weak baby, anyways. >> The whole night that occurred to really >> You're all good. >> I need the hospital. >> Oh. Well, Tina. >> EMS is en route, Tina. >> You refused that stage. >> Let's go. >> Okay, well, I am >> You refused the EMS so many times, you're going to jail now. So, sit up and let's go. >> I can't sit up. >> Well, stop being dead weight and start moving your body. >> I can't. >> Yes, you can. >> I can't. I have a [ __ ] baby. >> you I just watched you flail around for 5 minutes. Stand up. Let's Step down. >> Hold on. My [ __ ] back. Hold on. Can you please Hold on. My back. >> Tina, you've been moving around all night. Let's go. >> a broken back. >> You've been moving around all night. Let's go. We tried reasoning with you. This is what you want. >> Can I have my phone now? >> We don't have your phone. >> Yeah. What am I getting arrested for? For you putting your hands on me. >> You're resisting my lawful arrest. >> I did not. >> Where's your >> I'm way the heck down there. >> You want to pull it up? >> Yeah. Can you please just let me go? I promise I'll be fine. Please. Will you please? >> Absolutely not. >> Please. >> Is that Is that clear enough for you? You are not free to go. You are under arrest. >> Okay. Can I have my phone? >> No. We don't have it. >> Can we go to the hospital cuz my back >> We tried that and then you decided to fight with him. So >> I'm sorry. >> He was working really well with you. He was even going to ride with you out there. >> I'm really sorry. >> Oh, I bet. Now you are. >> No. It's fine. Take me to jail. Can I have shoes? >> Don't have any shoes for you. >> They're right up there. >> I'm not going back up there. You have a a whole bag here. Two bags. >> I know, but I need shoes. >> lot of stuff in it. So >> Can I have my phone? Can I have my shoes, please? >> I don't have your shoes, Tina. >> Okay, but they're right there. >> going back up there, Tina. >> Will you please just let me go? >> You can come have a seat in the back of this car and that's about it. >> Can I have my phone? >> Nope. Hang on. Do you have one Is there >> I don't do [ __ ] >> Gross. Is there anything in this pocket? >> No. >> I'm not asking you. >> No. I don't smoke drugs. I don't do drugs. >> Have a seat. >> Can I have my phone? >> Get in I'm not talking to >> My back. My back. My back. Hold on. I need something to wrap around my back. >> Get Get in You know you need to have a seat and that's about it. Okay? >> Can you help me, sir? >> You know I was trying to help you. >> Can you take my My My >> Oh yeah, there it is. Going for your hand sanitizer. You need some more drugs. I touched your foot. What what the check. >> Yeah. She's like I'm not I'm not going to go in. She opened the [ __ ] door so I could jump out. >> Yeah, we can't have that. Pin her down. >> to go jump in the road earlier and get hit by a car and then >> So >> So then she'd rather shoot herself in the head. So So >> Yeah. Pin her down. >> Big safety concerns there. She tried to bite me. >> She tried to bite you? >> Yeah. >> Uh so she was so she opened the door and I tried to jump out of the ambulance. This whole This whole thing jumped off. Then as we were trying to restrain her she was like reaching over trying to bite me. So >> Oh. >> After earlier stating that she was going to go play in traffic on 64. So big safety concerns there. >> By refusing medical treatment, Tina just made the officer's job a whole lot simpler. Once she's on the record saying no, they're no longer obligated to get her to a hospital. >> Can you take my my vape light? >> [snorts] >> stupid No, I'm fine. Get out of my bag, you dude. I never once put my mouth on you. >> Hey, it's 155. I got a female on new charges. >> Okay. >> Do you have a pair of shoes? >> What did you say, Tina? >> Do you have my shoes? >> I don't think you ever had shoes. >> I did. They're in that bag, my blue bag. You have my blue bag? >> We got your bag and all your personal belongings. >> Okay, perfect. Thank you. I need shoes though. My feet are frozen. I don't want to be around you. My phone's back there. You have it? It's on on stupid >> You want me to reach across and unbuckle you? >> Yeah. Do you have my phone? >> No, Michael's got >> Where's my vape? And my It's in there. My phone's in there. Can you get this off me? Can I have my vape stuff? All right. Okay, can you get this off me? >> She called the police as a victim and left in handcuffs, facing resisting and assault charges. It's a reminder that alcohol, heightened emotions, and poor decisions can quickly change the direction of an already volatile situation.