Okay. >> All right. You're not going to fight me. >> Yes, I will. >> Get in the car. >> Am I under arrest? >> Get in the car. >> Am I under arrest? >> Police are called after a clearly intoxicated woman gets into a heated dispute with her Uber driver when an officer shows up at her home to confront her. >> Okay. How you doing? >> Good. >> What's going on today? >> Come on. Come on. Come on. I'm not going to come up on the porch. >> Oh, byebye. I'm good. Come on. >> What's going on today? >> Nothing. >> So, why did we get called? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. So, the caller stated that you were intoxicated in the rear of his vehicle. He wanted you to exit the vehicle and now you've left your purse in there. >> I have no idea. All right. I'm a mother. >> Okay. >> I'm going to tell you something right now. I'm a mother. I'm a grandma. >> Okay. >> I have everything. What do you want? >> Okay. Why is your purse in this gentleman's car? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. Did you leave it there? >> Nope. >> Did you get in this vehicle? >> No. >> So, why is he saying you were in the back seat? >> I have no idea. >> Is this your purse? >> Yeah, that one. Yeah, >> I have that, please. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Can I have that, please? >> I just said yes, ma'am. >> Bring it to me. >> That's awesome. >> Hey, so is anyone else? >> Hey, I'm Patty. No, you I'm going to tell you my name and tell you exactly what's going on. >> So, the driver was just concerned about >> You should really know. >> The driver was concerned about >> I don't give a what you say. Shut up. >> Do you need anything from >> Shut up. >> Do you live here? >> Shut up. Do you live here? >> Shut the up. >> Do you live here? >> I do not answer to you. >> Do you live here? >> Did I answer to you? >> So, here's the issue. >> I am >> We're going to get >> I don't give a what you say. I don't give a what you say. You need to listen to me. Shut your mouth. >> Shut your mouth. >> Shut your mouth. Shut your mouth. >> Things only get worse. Her behavior quickly spirals out of control. She starts cursing at the officers and completely ignores their questions. >> Do you want to be >> Shy your mouth? >> Do you want to be detained? >> Shut your mouth. >> I'm going to put her in. >> Shut your mouth. >> Shut your >> Really? >> Yes. >> I am in my house. >> Grab him. >> Stand. >> Are you serious? >> Yep. >> I am in my house. >> I am in my house. >> Okay. So, relax. You're going to give this officer your name. We're going to verify this is your address. >> I am I am in my house. >> You're outside on a porch right now. >> I cannot wait. I cannot wait till you do this. >> John, John, >> stop yelling. >> John, relax. Sit down. >> Now, listen. >> Do not listen. Hey, we >> listen to what we have to say. >> Listen, we do not want to stay here any longer than we need to. >> Really? I live here. >> We are trying to leave. >> I live here. >> We need you to cooperate. >> I live here. >> And where is here? >> I live here. >> I >> The easiest way for us to get out of here. The easiest She's got an idea. >> Yeah, I live here. You cannot. You cannot stop. >> Go into my house. >> You cannot. >> We're not going in your house. You cannot tell me what your name is. >> I am a Get the off. >> Get the off. >> All right. You're not going to fight me. >> Yes, I will. >> Stop. >> Yes, I will. >> No, ID. All right. Put her stuff back in her purse. We're going to get her up. Take her to a patrol car. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Get the off me. >> 55 one white female 1095. >> Get the off of me. >> That's not going to happen. >> Really? >> This is her address here. >> You have no idea. >> Even after being detained and escorted to the patrol car. She keeps resisting and refusing to cooperate. Wait >> till you see who I am. I'm going to make you drag me. Drag me. That's fine. >> Yeah. Drag me. Drag me. Get in the car now. I'm not going. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> You're under arrest. >> Really? >> Yep. >> Great. Do it. Do it. >> All right. All right. Check to see if that's the house key. Put a person inside. >> Savannah Police Department. Go on. Come on. All right. All right. Hey, Serge. Yes, sir. Going to need one of you guys down here. Possible use of force. Uh drunk, disorderly female. And uh want to see if one of the night shift guys can uh do transport for us. >> This ain't >> I get an email that's coming to check you over. Check us over and I got a supervisor in route. >> While the deputy explains the situation to his supervisor, the woman continues her outburst in the back of the car. >> You didn't see her in the uh call? Now I'm logging in the driver of that vehicle. >> Yeah. What did he say? >> He said that she had gotten in the car and that she was being drunk and disorderly in the back of the car. He's an Uber driver. >> Okay. >> That she was being disorderly in the back of the car. I didn't ask if he was picking or dropping her off. She started rubbing up on him and he said, "You know, you need to get out of my vehicle. Enough is enough." Um she refused to get out and then she got out of the car and she wouldn't come pick up her bag. Um and then went sat on the porch and so he wanted to make sure that he was doing everything correctly. That's why he called police. Um >> sounds simple enough. >> So the conduct all day long. >> Yeah. >> So >> she hurt. >> You hurt? >> No. >> Cool. >> Just pissed off. >> Thrashing around and yelling nonstop. >> Stop. >> Hey man, >> tell me stop. You tell me. Stop. >> Ma'am, >> ma'am, can you talk to me for a second? >> Please, I died. Please let me out. Please. >> Okay, listen. Can you talk to me and tell me what happened? What's going on? >> Let me out. Let me out. Let me out. >> You going to talk to me, ma'am? >> Are you serious? >> Yes. >> Let me out. >> All right. >> He's my supervisor. >> I need to talk to you. >> I don't give a who you are. Let me out. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Let me out. >> Watch your foot. >> Hold on. Let me get a shoe on. >> Are you serious? Let me out. Let me out. >> Watch your foot, ma'am. >> Hit your foot inside. >> Let me out. >> Watch your foot. >> Let me out. >> All right. Let's do this quick, man. >> All right. All right. Cool. >> Did y'all establish where she lived? >> So, that's actually her house. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Wow. And if we told her, if you'll tell us where you live, what your name is, so we can confirm that we'll get out of here. >> All right. >> And she started cussing at him and she's drunk. >> Yeah. >> That's all there is to it. >> All right. >> You call the bomb guy right now. >> All right. Let's do this. Let's just go ahead and get >> the bomb guy. >> All right. >> All right. We're walking over to her car. >> Somebody today. >> Sit in the car, please. mobile. >> No, this is wrong. >> You can argue with the judge. >> Don't force me. >> Sit in the car. >> Don't force me. >> I'm a United States Navy. >> What? You just black or what? Or are you a 51? >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm purple, green, everything. Things escalate further when she begins banging her head against the window and shouting more demands. >> Hey, you got to stop that. >> You're going to be in here longer if you keep banging your head against the door. >> You know what? >> I'm United States Navy. >> Okay, that's great. Stop banging your head against the door. >> You need to let me out. >> If you don't, we're going to have to put you in shackles. You done started banging your head against my window. So we ain't I ain't going to have that. >> So now we got to wait for a supervisor. Every time you do something outlandish, we got to stop. >> What is that? >> What is that? >> You'll find out. >> What is that? >> It's a camera. >> All right, you can put a camera on mine. >> Make it louder. [Music] I'm so bad and I'm so bad. >> I love it. >> Go, go, go, go, go, go. >> Given her erratic and potentially dangerous behavior, officers decided safer to take her to the hospital first for medical clearance before transporting her to jail. >> Let's get a move on. Hurry the off. How many people do I need to bury in one day so I can get somebody? Three, four, 10. Now five. Somebody now. You have no idea. How many people do I have to bury? How many? I buried two today. I buried three yesterday. And I buried four the day before. How many do I have to bury? Tell them I paid my dues. So did my son. And I want it now. Now. Now. I want out now. >> Please do not. >> Now. >> I want to go home and go to sleep. That's all I want to do now. Now. >> Okay. Oh, be careful. Oh. [Music] Come on, >> daddy. >> Sorry. >> Stand up. Come on. >> Hurry the up. Hurry the up. >> I mean, are y'all done with hurry? >> Yeah, we done with her. >> Okay, that's her doing. >> Oh boy. >> Imagine what that Uber driver must have gone through. Trapped in a car with someone this unpredictable. It must have been terrifying. [Music] In a restaurant parking lot, officers respond to a call about an intoxicated woman who refuses to get out of an Uber. Upon arrival, they immediately recognize just how impaired she is. [Music] Oh, thank you. >> Oh, thank you. >> What's going on? Why? Why? >> All right. This man is an Uber driver. >> Okay. So, I can see right now from the get-go that you're very drunk. Okay. No, sir. >> All right. Go ahead. Do me a favor. All right. Do you have weapons on you? >> No, I didn't mind. >> No. You >> Where do you have me? >> Do you mind? You mind if I pass at you real quick, ma'am? >> What do you want? >> Okay. No, no. Do what you need to do. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor, man. I'm just put it down. >> Thank you. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you bothering me? >> Well, right now, >> don't do that. Don't do that. >> Don't do that. >> Don't do that, ma'am. Can you uh please not do that, sir? >> Just remain still. >> You have no reason to retain. That man tried to me. Please, sir, can you take my phone? Why are you arresting me? And why are you holding me and you're not letting me >> speak? Sir, why >> are you still kissing me like that? >> This is abuse. >> Okay, go ahead. Walk over here. Is this your bag? >> Perhaps the uh she >> What's that, buddy? >> She found my stuff in the car. >> Yeah. Okay, we we'll get that. What's that? Do you want me to bring your car over here? >> Yes, please, sir. >> All right. >> Um, >> you got the key? >> Can you take all my belongings? Is that beautiful? Is that your bag right there? >> Yeah, we'll make sure we get it back. >> Um, yes, you will. >> Rather than cooperating, the woman speaks loudly over everyone. Convinced she's the real victim in all this. >> Oh, Clearwood Police. >> Now you were supposed to take Oh, don't grab me. >> I'm already grabbing you. >> Yeah, well, you shouldn't put your hands on me. Why are you detaining me, sir? >> Well, right now you're so drunk that you thought it was a good idea to try to pull away from me. >> And then I walk up and you're laying on this man's horn, which I'm assuming an Uber driver, >> right? Because refuse >> to take me here. >> Okay. Well, he has the right to refuse to do anything. He's not >> right. And I have the right to refuse to speak to you. >> Okay. >> And now he did not take me to my destination. >> We got a new one for you. Oh, I got one for you. >> Mhm. I'm sure you do. We'll get you there. Safe down. We'll get you there. Anything other than the bag or just your bag? >> You're not allowed to search me. >> Well, we're going to So, >> no, you're not. This is a legal search and seizure. >> Okay. >> What's illegal about it? >> I don't know. You tell me. Do you mind if I request a female officer? >> What's that? >> You mind if I request a female officer? >> Go ahead. >> Uh, can I request >> an officer? >> Oh, you put your hands on me again. >> Wow. >> This is against the law. >> Can I have a female officer? >> You better get all of them. Things quickly spiral as she hits peak entitlement, turning the encounter into a chaotic spectacle. >> Don't touch me. >> You ain't the only one. >> Do me a favor, man. Go step in. >> No, I don't have to. >> Am I under >> I'm not Give me. Get in the car. >> Am I under arrest? >> Get in the car. >> Am I under arrest? >> Right now, ma'am. All you get in the car. >> Am I under arrest? >> Ma'am, get in the car. >> No. >> Get in the car. No, I'm not under arrest. This is illegal. >> Ma'am, put your feet in the car. >> This is illegal. >> Put your feet in the car. >> No, I don't have to. >> Huh? >> No, I don't have to. >> Ma'am, please. >> I don't have to. Am I under arrest? >> Am I under arrest? >> For what reason? >> For what? right now. You're too right now. >> Oh, refusing right there. >> Why? >> Ma'am, put your feet in the car. >> Why are you ma'am? >> Now you're resisting arrest. >> Ma'am, now you're resisting arrest and making under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Now get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Really? >> Ma'am, get in the car. >> No. >> Okay. Margie. Uh, >> do me a favor. Put your butt in the back right there and we'll scoot you up there. Okay. >> Yeah. Ready? >> That way. >> One. >> Why are you [ __ ] with me? >> Hey, we're going to do a big jump. Okay. One, two, three. >> Here we go. >> Why you manhandling me? Meanwhile, the Uber driver remains calm, explaining his side of the story as best he can, despite her worsening behavior. >> And she >> Where did you pick her up from? >> My me? >> No. Yeah. Where did you >> From uh Publix? >> Where which Publix? >> Um G Publix in Belchure. >> Golf Van Belchure. >> Yeah. >> Uh Publix. >> Um All right. Okay. So, you picked it up at uh golf dam bel your Uber driver, right? Yeah. Okay. What what how do we get here? You just >> She put the address. >> Uh-huh. I think she she said I want to go to hotel but the Uber bring me here and get finished and uh at that point. >> So >> yeah I come here because there is more people to see me and she come to >> to very brave lady and doing that thing and I tried to stop her and she keep my head strong. Okay. >> So, you picked it up at Publix. All right. She put in the wrong address. She brought you like right over here. Okay. >> I have the up here. >> So, when when um when she when you came here, she became upset. All right. What did she say when she became upset? >> Uh do she off her phone because no more battery. >> Uh-huh. Her phone was off cuz it >> were off. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And I asked for the good address. I turn off my app >> because I told her, "Give me your address. I'm gonna charge you and I going to put you to the hotel." >> Okay. >> And she tried to do and nothing happened. >> Okay. So, she not remember her address. I >> uh when did she when did she start like blowing on the horn and stuff like that after she started >> here? >> Mhm. >> Um >> like when did when when did it get to that point? This the >> Yeah. Well, she's just >> when come here and call the police. >> Okay. >> That's all the call screen about the the phone. >> Okay. >> She told me uh wait for me wait the cop and when you come she finished and she doing that noisy for 5 minutes maybe >> 10 minutes. >> You got all this horsepower >> you have ID? >> Yeah. And you asked her to get out and you asked her to leave your vehicle. >> Excuse me. >> You asked her to get out. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. I tried to me go out >> and she know to go out. >> Officers decide to assess her under the Marchman Act which allows them to intervene when someone is publicly intoxicated and unable to care for themselves. >> From the beginning, you know, you got a minimum of a marchman act, right? And this is not a happy march that we could just talk and hey look go home and go to go to bed or go to jail. This is not the happy marchman act. This is like a sloppy angry drunk and you see it. It's not going to get better. Just cuff right away. Okay. >> So from from the beginning you know you got a marchman act to work on and we can always work it up. Okay. >> Right. And marchman act is already disorderly in from the time we're out with her has become disorderly intox. We're done. The more we see the worse it gets. Go right from there. Um, and what part does it become instruction? >> Well, she pulled away from me and then she >> tense pulled away, resisted efforts to detain. >> Yeah. And then she also proved like >> tried to spin away from you while you're handcuffing and the whole which she didn't succeed in. But yeah, whole thing. So, two charges, misdemeanor. >> In the end, she's charged with trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and resisting arrest. Comment your take. Like, subscribe to Badger Truth, and support our mission on Patreon for behindthescenes access.