And when I [ __ ] myself, y'all can smell it in your car. I don't care. You're the one that's going to be sitting in your own. On September 21st, 2024, police were called when a citizen wouldn't leave a hospital lobby after causing a disruption to others. This is what happened next. So, talking to her, I she was yelling at her husband's patient. He's intoxicated. I don't know why he's here, but he's got to be admitted, but she's done nothing of a walk around a nuisance. Uh to catch the point, she was uh in the she was yelling at the physician's assistant. We asked her uh super we asked her nicely several times. She still wouldn't leave the room, so we had to escort her out. And she's been very high rate since. And it's just going back and forth. My older guy. All right. So, you want to leave? She doesn't have a cell phone or a ride or anything. So, it's time to leave. I've asked you once. I I told you verbally trespass. You can't come back. I'll let you see the medical care. So, please leave. Ma'am, you have to leave. If I have to tell you twice, you're just going to go to jail. Okay. Can I ask? No, you cannot. You have to leave. I can ask if I tell you one more time, you're going to go to jail. Can I ask you a favor? You cannot go EPD. All right, stop. No, I did not do anything wrong. I was on my way out the door. I was on my way out the door. Going to run your mouth and cause the scene. Too bad. I was on my way out the door. I'll take you out the door now. We'll give you a ride. How about that? How about that? And when I [ __ ] myself, y'all can smell it in your car. I don't care. You're the one that's going to be sitting in your own me. Yeah. You know what? Y'all's forcing that on me, too. Let go of me. Let go and I will stop fighting with you. She stuff. I didn't see anybody. Huh? She stuff. No. No. She didn't have those stuff. My husband's in the hospital and you're proving y'all's sick. Well, your husband's going to be there and now you have to go to jail. Yeah. Well, you know what? I'll get out. I'll get out some point. Get off my foot. I'm off. I have I am a diabetic. Okay. I have diabetic neuropathy. I have two knee replacements back here. I have two Double knee replacements. You need an attitude replacement. So do you. I think you're looking for I am. Guess I got to run. You have anything that's going to stick or poke me? Not unless you think my underwire bra's going to do that. It might. Really? you and check my underwear. What is your name? I'm not giving you anything information. You're going to get charged for it, though. That is another crime. I don't have to give you that. Oh, stop it. Of course you do. I'll just get from the hospital. They don't have my information. They have your husband's information. They have his. They don't have mine. Great. Guess what? I can look up your husband, then I can look up you. Now you're going to be charged. You know what? And when you use my husband to get my information, that's illegal, too. Is it? Yeah. You sure? Pretty sure I've been doing this for a long time and pretty sure it's going to do it again. And I'm pretty sure it is. I'm pretty sure you're going to show the double lock piece. There's one. That right one does. Can you ride your feet for me? I have no weapons, no nothing. I don't have my phone. I don't have anything. Double locked. They got the handy ones. Just make sure that her hands are not going to pop out of this one. She's fine. I'm not going to fight y'all with my hands. Honestly, it's bad enough. I have two bad knees. I don't want too bad. Just take the other side. I'm not fine. I got it. You're good. Just take the other side. The other side. I'm not going to fight. No. guys really are very not concerning at all, right? You don't care about your your constituents or your taxpayers employee payments. Can you please loosen this up? It hurts. I have diabetic neuropathy and it hurts. Get me the hell out of here. This hurts. What's your name? I'm not giving you any information. I told you I pled the fifth. Well, the fifth is right not to incriminate yourself. I'm not going to incriminate your name. I'm not incriminating myself. Exactly. That's why the fifth doesn't apply to you right now. Yeah, it does. Asking for your name. I'm not giving you that. You're silly. No, I'm not. Yeah, you're kind of silly. No, I'm not. I'm not giving you any information. I'm charging. Stop asking. I'm charging you for it. Stop asking. Laura, you're being charged for not providing your information. I don't know who you're talking to. No, you're not. again. Laura Williams2, please. One, two, three, four, five. Yeah. Kate Williams, 62y old female edge cliff. Clear. It took you all six people to to tag down a 62y old woman. I know. It took two of us to carry you out cuz you're acting like a child. No, I'm acting like the woman who cares about her husband. No, you were being rude and disorderly and you weren't listening to any staff here. Yeah, I was actually arrested for something stupid. Yes, I was actually listening to staff. Can I get a drink of water? Yeah, when we get to the jail. Yeah. Yeah. Figures. Cops who don't care about the people they put in their cars. You're fine. No, I'm not. I'm a with neuropathy. I have heart disease. And y'all's going to treat me like there is nothing wrong with me. A t-shirt and lighter jeans. No weapons. Y'all really don't care about people you pick up. If you did, you wouldn't understand what a diabetic neuropathy patient and a diabetic period requires. He does have an offer safety. He's a 19 and he is coming. It's not air. I need something wet. I need some water. Sorry. It's not air. I need I need I need water. You'll have it shortly. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like you really care, right? Yeah. No, you don't. Cuz if you did, you'd make sure I had water. Being a diabetic. Let's pull it out of the air for you. I'm not worried about the fresh air. I had that when I was sitting in the hospital. Can I share my water with you? I need water. How am I supposed to get you water? Well, you could be a gentleman. Share mine. You could have got me a bottle of water while we were at the hospital. You didn't ask and we left. I did say I was thirsty before we left the hospital. Not to me. You didn't to your partner? I did. It's not my fault then. My partner then it's on your partner. Yeah. She doesn't care about medical needs. You seem to be doing okay. I'm thirsty. I am thirsty, too. Yeah. You're thirsty for what? Not for water, I'm sure. You're obviously not thirsty for water. Thank you for watching. Make sure to like and subscribe for more. Until next time on Body Cam Crime Central. She's thirsty. I'm a diabetic. Soon as we get you in there, there'll be some water for you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Story, story, story. I know how the cop stories go.