Hi, >> we're here to help with room 100. So, um, we can be here to assist you at first, but you got to tell her to go and if she refuses, that's when we can step in. >> We are not taking her anymore. >> Yeah, that's fine. You just got to go tell her she has to leave. >> You have to tell her to leave and then if she refuses, then we can ask her to leave and make her leave. >> Okay, I'll tell her. >> Okay. >> As they approached, officers heard Danielle screaming along with the sounds of objects being thrown. >> Don't worry, guys. All right, fair enough. >> Killian, do not be here. You cigarette. New cigarette. There's a black window there. >> Okay, Killian, we got to get going. >> That's cool. And your point. >> You can go. >> I'm Dylan. I got you to leave. >> No, I don't. >> Yep. >> We >> I got my glasses. Don't kill that black widow. >> Go ahead and open the door for us. >> I don't have glasses. Don't steal my Don't show your knife on my >> Just take one step back for me. Just relax. >> No. Widow bit me. Licked me. >> Okay. Just relax. I'll look. >> Don't. That thing is a black thing. >> I'll look at what you're looking at. >> Not even sure what that is. >> Part tarantula. Part black widow. Part playing mantis. >> Take a step back for him. >> Don't kill that. >> Okay, we won't kill it. >> And just like that, the officers go from welfare check to walking into a horror movie audition. screaming, things flying, and Danielle ranting about spiders and knives. This isn't a commiction. It's a safety hazard waiting to explode. >> A female. Can you tell the difference? >> It's a male. >> Does it eat the head? >> It does. >> Cool. A female licked me over there. Licked, not bit. >> There's spiders. >> And there's leather in the bathroom. I have a mirror. >> Okay. >> It's okay. >> Why do I have to leave over a week? I know. I have to go to heaven's place. My glasses are right there. Okay. You know how I see. Not with this one. Want me to have a nice [ __ ] sausa? There's a thing there. Now I have a mirror phobia. >> Get down. >> I'm not wearing shoes. >> Just relax. >> I thought I was being weak for a week. I've been here two days. My wallet's in there. Can I have that? Get out. >> Nope. Can't get out. The hotel is a private establishment. They do not want you here anymore. So >> I'm aware I'm done shining yourself. >> What do you have there? Do you have your glasses? >> No. The thing has not my glasses. >> Stop now. Why am I being arrested? >> I don't have glasses. >> The kick starting to kick. >> Are you okay? Are you okay? >> Okay. Can you calm me down? Let's get the hair out of your ass. >> Hold on. >> Oh my foot. Why are you >> Danielle insists she doesn't have to leave because she's been there over a week? Legally though, hotels don't work like that. You're not a tenant. You're a guest. The second management revokes that privilege. You're trespassing. Sorry, Danielle. The spider defense doesn't hold up in court. >> Arrested. Okay. I just want to take your ass. >> Can't be causing a large disturbance in a hotel, so you got to relax. >> Dude, I can't see. >> Okay. Well, >> do you have glasses? >> No, they're broke. >> Smashing them into the refrigerator probably wasn't the right color then. Stand up. >> You hate my life. >> Do you have shoes? >> Three, four pairs of them. Kill me. >> Let me just look for Yeah, shoes. >> Don't kill that thing. That's my kid. I know. Heather Pro called me. I don't have a cell phone. I'm not allowed to have them. No, I'm not wearing those. Those aren't my shoes. >> Then you'll go in your socks. I don't care. >> Yeah, I don't care either. Which I was been trying. Is that too much to ass? I was somewhere. Get 2020 vision already. Piece of pull up. >> Here's where it escalates. A simple removal turns into resisting arrest. Even minor resistance, kicking, pulling away, instantly adds a new charge. What do you think? Should officers always cuff someone in this situation, or is there room to deescalate without an arrest? >> Seriously, can I pull my sock up? Can I pull my sock off? >> Sorry, sorry, I have a knife on my guns already. >> Sounds good. Thanks, >> stupid. Learn to prostitute yourself better. Let her fight your quit holding me off so high. >> If you stop resisting, calm down. being a tall, >> dude. Seriously, that hurts. >> It really hurts though. You're tall and short. >> Hey, stop that. >> I don't have pockets. >> Well, got to make sure you don't have any weapons. >> I don't have pockets. Okay. I don't have pockets. All right. I can do it myself. >> Hold on. >> I can button that thing myself. >> Okay. Well, we're going to do it for you anyway. >> Sorry. My shoes denim. We'll throw him out at the garbage or at the jail. >> Yeah. Nothing but a worse piece of trash. >> Uh you want to talk to him real quick? >> Yeah. >> Okay. A piece of >> Killian. >> What? >> Knock it off. >> Can't have a cigarette already. >> No, you can't have a cigarette. >> Can't get over. >> Hello. So, we're going to take her to jail. >> So, she's out of the room. Obviously, there's damage to the room. Looks like she knocked stuff over and whatever. Just going to take one picture of the room and then go up to jail. >> Those aren't my shoes. >> I only took one picture just to show the room was a mess. But if there's something broken, >> um, then I would take a picture of that and let prom she damaged your room. All right, good luck to you. And if Danielle's meltdown was bad and takes the chaos crown, not only trashing a hotel room, but dragging a king-sized bed frame into the hallway, that's not just destruction, that's dedication. >> I'm good. I'm here just to talk to you. They wanted me to come and see what's going on. Sounds like you damaged a window in room 136. >> No, that was already broken. >> Sounds like there's video of you. >> Well, go around the door there. >> No, I want to talk to you. Do you have an ID on you? Let's go right into what we're talking right in front of the front desk. So, I have a witness. I'll go right with you. >> I got video on my body camera. So, >> do you have an ID on you? >> I do not. Do you have an ID? >> I do. It's written on my name tag. What's your name? >> Whatever you want it to be, right? >> Nope. I need to know your name. >> What's your name? >> Shelby. >> Shelby. What? >> Johnson. What's your name? >> Sheila. >> Sheila. What's your last name? >> Kennedy. >> Sheila Kennedy. If my dispatch looks for a Sheila Kennedy, is that going to come back? >> I might. Yeah, >> it might. Or is it going to? >> Cuz if it doesn't, we're going to have problems. >> Excuse me. >> Before I have break any window, >> I could I don't need any excuse. Please stay and leave this property. >> All right. Well, then serve me with eviction papers and everything else just like you did everybody. >> How long have you been here for? >> You have you have a record on who's paying for my room. Room 13 or 134. Print it out. >> I don't have any records. >> I had I left that wallet right on the window sill. That window was open. It was bed broken. >> I don't need any excuse, ma'am. >> I'm not giving you an excuse. I'm being totally honest. >> Any explanations? I don't need. Please leave the property cuz you are knocking everybody's room's door. >> Why are you doing that? >> I'm knocking on everyone's room's doors. >> Really? >> You knocked my room door. I saw with my eyes. >> Why are you doing that? >> What? >> Why are you knocking on people's doors? >> I wasn't. Maybe somebody else. What are you doing? >> Why are you doing that? He said he saw you do it. >> I don't know. >> You don't know why you're doing it? >> What's going on? >> That's what I'm here for. Figure it out. >> No problem. No arrest me. Then I'll leave. >> You're going to leave? >> No problem. >> Okay. I'm going to follow you and make sure you do. >> Come on, follow me. >> Okay. She needs a card. She locked herself out. >> And I want to have her print out of my receipt. And I want to know who called her and said, "You guys did it." And I'm going to speak to a key card. And you say that these guys called you, right? I don't know the name of the person who called the How do you even know what you got the right person if you don't know who called you? >> I said I don't know the name of the person that called. >> What name? >> And this is >> Let's go. >> After you. >> You have a tap? >> Yeah, I follow you. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> Let's go. >> I'll stand here all day. Let's go. I can too. >> Okay. I know you're not Sheila, so if you want to get arrested. >> Never said I did. >> What's that? >> You said you were Sheila. You're Victoria. [Applause] >> He's fake. >> Huh? >> They never called you. So then you don't need to be here. >> I never said they didn't call me. >> Who called you then? >> I don't know the name of the person. >> Well, then what are you doing here? >> An employee of the hotel called me. >> Really? >> Let's go to your room. >> You want to You want to pay? >> Let's go to your room. I know >> your room's right here. Where you going? >> This is the one I called, right? You have no sense. >> Victoria, >> I'm going to pack up. >> No, I don't need to have you here. I pack up and I can leave. >> I don't need to have you as a [ __ ] witness. >> They called me to get you out of here. >> No, they did not. >> Yes, they did. No, they did not. They They did not. So I You really want me to do this? >> I'll see you right here. >> Yeah, we need to pack up and you need to go. >> Go. >> What's that? >> Go. >> When you need to come with >> I don't need you, Jack. >> You pack up if you want. >> I don't need no pack up. >> I can help you. I'm offering to help you pack up so you can get out of here quicker. >> Don't need it. You go. Here. I'll leave this door right open. Start surfing. >> Why don't you start packing up or I can call someone to come pick you up, get you a taxi. What do you want? Sooner you start, sooner you can get out of here. I would rather not have to charge you for the window, but if that's the way you want to go. >> Are you just, you know, doing a striping sign? How how quick can you address? >> That's weird. I mean, if you don't pack up, we'll just remove you from here. Change the door locks and you won't leave with your stuff. >> I don't I'm used to that. >> Let's start change today and start a different way. >> Change. Why don't you change? >> I'm saying let's change the way you leave places. you >> with your stuff. >> You >> You don't have to always make things hard on yourself. >> Are you talking to shadows or what? >> All right, Victoria. This is your last chance. You can go to jail or you can leave here willingly. Okay. What do you want to do? You want to do this the easy way or the hard way? What do you want to do? You want to go to jail or do you want to go with your stuff? You're just going to stay mute. Okay. You're going to be placed under arrest. Go ahead. Stand up. >> Don't touch me. >> Stand up. Don't text. >> Stand up. Then don't touch. Get on the stomach. >> While taking her into custody, the officer saw two folding knives within reach and wasn't sure if she had more. >> Stop. >> You stop. >> I'm going to tase you. >> You stop. >> All right. Face the wall. Stop. I ain't doing a thing wrong. >> You stop. >> Face the wall or you're going to get tased. >> Then t Stop. >> I'll tase you if you do not face the wall. I am facing the wall. >> Stand up and face the wall. >> Stop. >> I'll tase you again. >> Then stop. >> I ain't doing anything. >> Lay on the bed. >> Lay on the bed. >> I am on the bed. >> Lay on the bed on your stomach. >> Lay on the bed. >> Let me pull my pants up. Can I? >> Then do it. >> Hey. >> Lay down on your stomach. I'm not going to fight with you anymore. This is dumb. Roll over onto your stomach. >> There you go. >> Roll. >> Put for criminal damage to property. >> Oh, for criminal damage property. >> Yes. >> Legally, this is a turning point. Two knives within reach means officers can legally escalate force, including a taser. Courts almost always back officers here because in their eyes, one bad second can mean a life or death outcome. >> Told you I did not have to go this way. >> No, there was no other way. Well, what's the other way? Please >> pack up your stuff and leave. >> What's the other way? >> Stand up. >> Keep up then. >> Face the wall. >> I don't need anything. >> I'm patting you down. >> You have anything on me that's going to or on you that's going to stick or poke me? >> What are you going to stick or poke? Really? Come on. >> Needles, knives. There's knives right there on the ground. I gave you so many chances. >> You didn't have to give me a goddamn chance. You couldn't even tell me whoing called. >> All right, let's go. >> Hurry up, Parker. Dan, >> do you want to be seen by medical? >> Seen by medical for doing things? >> Yes. Yes or no? >> Yes or no? >> Well, they should, right? Just for the record. >> Okay. >> I know. And you know what the taser deployed? >> The officer returned to the room searching for Anne's ID. She found several IDs, credit cards, and a social security card belonging to another person. She also noticed the hotel alarm clock had been completely trashed and discovered drug paraphernalia in a drawer, including tin foil containing a substance that later tested positive for meth. Still no ID confirming Ann's identity was found. >> David, did you ever talk to her? >> This one? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's a nut job. >> Did she ever tell you her name? >> Oh god. >> She has nothing in that room. >> She just got tased. So I just need to check out before she goes to jail. Okay. Um, she won't identify. >> Hey there. Hi, my name's Abigail. I'm a medic at Tri-State Ambulance. Mind if I check you out real quick? Make sure you're okay? >> And then suddenly jumped out of the squad car without warning, nearly causing the medical personnel to fall backward. >> Come on, everybody. Let's see this. What do you want to see? >> What are you doing? Sit down. She did not tell you to get out. >> She said she said to look at it. >> Yeah, she did not tell you to get out. What the hell is your problem? >> What the hell is your problem? >> Do you want him to check you out or no? She said, "Look at I stood up." >> She didn't tell you to get out. >> Well, then look at me. >> You got to answer my questions, right? >> You in pain anywhere. >> No, I'm not in pain. >> Where did you get these? >> Arms, stomach. I aim for the stomach area. >> Okay. [Music] >> The jail is going to require me to get her medically cleared. So, I'm just going to go straight there. >> Subsequently, she was taken to the hospital for medical clearance. >> Hey, I'll take one security just I think she might have slipped a cuff. I can't tell. She's feisty. >> They're on the way down. Do you have her name and dude? >> She's given me like four different names. She won't even provide it to Tristay. There was absolutely no wallet in her hotel room. She's been working on her cuffs. Once I opened it up, I don't know if she slipped it or not. She's been working on them. Ready? >> For what? >> Are you still in your cuffs? Do you see? I'm in this. >> You've been working on them the whole way here. Before you go to jail, you have to get checked out by T or Gunderson. >> Go to jail. >> Okay, >> I know. >> Let's go. Are you going to tell the hospital your name? While in the exam room, hospital security helped identify her by searching old booking photos from the Lacrosse County Jail. When one was shown and her name was set aloud, she responded. >> What? >> You like this? >> Just had to figure out her name. Ann, it's okay. That's >> Mhm. >> All right. Take a seat. >> Thank you. You, too. Dispatch also reported that Anne had an active probation warrant and was out on a misdemeanor bond with conditions not to commit any new offenses. >> All right, step out. Walk over to the doors. You can take a left and sit on the bench. >> Yes, you did. >> For what? >> I don't know. They don't say why. >> They just put out a warrant for you. Your agent said, "Hey, go find her." And I did.