Touch me and then you'll see if you won't GO TO JAIL. TOUCH ME. >> GO AHEAD. TOUCH ME. I KNOW YOU'RE NOT REAL POLICE. TOUCH ME. THE CAMERAS ARE RIGHT THERE. TOUCH ME. >> Calling 911 now. >> All right. >> OKAY, MA'AM. THE UM THE I'M NOT LEAVING. NO WAY. >> OKAY. OKAY. >> I JUST showed up and this is what happened. >> Okay. You'll see. >> Who is Mr. Mlan? >> All right. >> So, you just want her to leave? >> Yes. >> All right. >> COME TO ME. TOUCH ME. THE CAMERA'S WATCHING YOU. I KNOW YOU'RE NOT A COP. COME TOUCH ME. COME TOUCH ME. >> COME TOUCH ME. COME. YOU >> GOT TO LEAVE. >> COME AND I'LL MAKE YOU TRACK THE GPS. COME. >> ARE YOU GOING TO LEAVE THE PROPERTY? >> I'm not leaving. >> Why not? >> BECAUSE I KNOW YOU'RE NOT A REAL POLICE. THE CAMERAS ARE OBVIOUSLY WATCHING YOU. THAT'S CALLED KIDNAPPING. STOP BEING DUMB. >> All right. Are you going to leave the property? >> Leave me. Come. >> Okay. >> 1645 building. >> Are you Who's the manager here? YOU A MANAGER? >> YEAH. COME SHOOT ME. >> YOU JUST WANT HER to leave THE PROPERTY? >> YEAH. COME. >> ARE YOU WILLING TO PRESS TRESPASSING? >> COME. >> OKAY. SO, YOU NEED to you need to leave the property. If you don't leave the property, you will be going to JAIL FOR TRESPASSING. >> WHAT WHAT POLICE WEARS IS THAT? WHAT ARE YOU WEARING? >> I'M GOING TO warn you one MORE TIME. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> YOU WILL BE GOING. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL. I'M STANDING RIGHT HERE. COME TOUCH ME. >> OKAY. >> SHOOT ME. GO AHEAD. >> Turn around. Turn around. Put your HANDS RIGHT BACK. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. PUT YOUR HANDS BACK. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. WHAT THE WHAT THE [screaming] LOOK AROUND. [screaming] >> YOU WILL NOT FIGHT ME. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? [screaming] >> Give us your hands. >> Stop touching me. >> STOP RESISTING. >> STOP ONE. Bring it back. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. HELP [screaming] ME. >> HELP ME. [screaming] LET GO OF THE CUFF. >> LET GO OF THE CUFF. >> Help me. The camera IS WATCHING YOU. THEY'RE TRACKING YOU DOWN. >> Don't touch me. Get off of me. I will leave. GET OFF OF ME. I will leave. Get off of me. >> Get it on. THANK YOU. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> WE DONE. >> YES. >> Are you kidnapping me? [screaming] >> THEY'RE KIDNAPPING ME. >> STOP KIDNAPPING ME. HELP ME. Get the off. What the? >> Heads up. YOU WILL GET TASED. >> WHY are you tasing me? >> Let go. Let go. Let go. >> GOD OF YOUR ASS. >> STAND THE UP. >> GET OFF OF ME. WHAT the right there? >> Walk. >> Let's go. >> What the? >> You guys are real. >> You are really >> We're done with this. >> Listen to me. >> What are you doing? You going to go back to THE GROUND? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME? >> YOU WANT TO GO BACK TO THE GROUND? >> YOU HAVE A CHILD. WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME? >> PLEASE, we're going to go back to the ground. >> Please. >> You are under arrest. >> For what? >> Battering on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest and violence and trespassing. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME? >> Get the on THE GROUND. >> STOP DOING THAT TO ME. >> HELP. [screaming] HELP. OW. >> Why she was being removed is she was saying that she speaks to demons and that she hears voices and she >> said all that. >> Yeah. This is why she was being removed from the site. Um she would then just like when she's looking instead of she just like look at you like that fast like kind of scary, >> right? And she worked for you. She formerly worked for you guys. >> Yeah. She was literally just hired like rehired two days ago. Okay. and we put her to train with the young lady and they were asking her to be removed because that's what she was saying and I guess they had told her yesterday just because of what she was saying and just the whole she was I guess she was told not to come here >> not to come >> and she still came here today >> got ITAL right hand >> who's got a bat >> his right hand to the front we got to take it off and Put it in the back, LEADING. SO SHE'S [screaming] NECK. >> Bring her hands. Bring her arms up. >> Please. >> Put it behind your back. >> Take my phone, please. >> Look, you got to listen. >> PUT IT BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> OKAY. >> MA'AM, just relax and let them and follow instructions. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> You got it together. >> Please. Please, Ali. I promise I will never harass you guys no more. Please. Please, I'll move. I promise. >> Okay, >> I promise. >> Please. >> On your ass. >> STAND THE OFF. >> DON'T DO THIS to me. You guys are >> Come on. Watch the blood. Watch the blood. >> All right. Hey, let's go to a car. I don't want to go. Take him. Right. >> I don't want to go. Take him. >> I don't WANT TO GO. PLEASE. >> DOWN HERE. RIGHT BY PLEASE. I HAVE A MOM. PLEASE. I never see my mom. Please. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. Start walking. Come on. >> All right. Grab her legs. >> Grab her legs. Grab her legs. Grab her legs. [screaming] >> Grab her legs. >> You got it, Jordan. I got the You got No, that wrong one. Wrong one. Wrong one. >> Listen. No. Put her on the ground. Put her on the ground. And we're going to >> get a wrap. We're going to wrap her legs. Let's go. >> Please. >> Guys. Please. You guys ARE DOING SOMETHING WRONG. I'M TELLING YOU GUYS, STOP. PLEASE. >> Give me one. >> Stop. Stop. >> Help him out. Help them wrap her legs. >> Ma'am, stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> COME GIVE HER A SHOT. Wait right there. >> Okay. Get in the car. >> Give her a shot. >> Give her a head. Go give her the head of me. >> All right. Got it. >> Oh yeah. >> Yes. Get in the car now. >> Please. MY BOY. PLEASE. >> PLEASE. >> PLEASE. AGAIN. DOWN. >> Hey guys. Get down. It is. >> Push it back. >> It's hurting. >> Right there. >> Close door hard. Close the trap hard request to remove her, I guess. Um, >> two days ago. >> Okay. Who's this Jordan person? She keeps >> I have no clue. >> Okay. >> Who's Jordan? I have no clue who I don't know who Jordan is. Our members are named Jordan. >> Gotcha. And that's just that. So, >> okay, hold on. Let's see if the medics want to check her out here. Maybe they can give her something here and get her calm down. >> Are you guys okay? >> You all right? >> Is that broken? >> She bit you? >> No, it's not really broken. All right, we'll document that. >> If if Let me see how she is. >> Actually, these must be yours. >> Please, sir. I want to go home to my mom, please. >> Okay, you're under arrest, so you got to calm down. Please. >> You keep fighting us, but you're under arrest. Do you understand that? >> It's just the only REASON WHY IT'S BACK ON us is because I keep feeling like crazy stuff like I could have been your daughter. >> You attacked my officers and you bit my officer. Okay. You can't do that. >> Sir, please. >> There's nothing you can say that's going to get you out of going to jail. Do you understand that? >> Not today. >> Nothing. >> Did we double check her for weapons? Um, resonate. >> No weapons. >> I didn't search her real good. I did not. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> She's got to get searched before we go anywhere. >> Yeah. Have the medics come back this way and we'll try to see if we can get her on a stretch. >> Can you briefly take me through what happened today and what you observed? >> Sure. So, this morning when one of the managers came upstairs, he said it was an officer downstairs that was causing some issues. Was waiting [laughter] for another manager to arrive. Um, the one that removed her from the site. So, she was waiting for her. He asked her to um leave the property. She refused. She was just stating that she sees and hears different voices and wall going to jail. She called the real police just screaming at everybody coming in the door and then when you guys showed up >> guys I already went through it. Why do you guys do this to me? I already went through it. YOU GUYS SEE I ALREADY WENT THROUGH IT. WHY? >> COME AND SIT. Come and sit down. It hurts. >> I can't. >> All right. >> It hurts. It's stopping my blood. >> You're okay. Look away. >> Oh, it's stopping my blood. All right. Come on. Step up. Come on. >> Yeah. Give her a quick little search if you can. >> It's killing me. >> It'll make you feel better. You get on the stretcher. >> 92. >> You guys KNOW I CAN'T TALK TO MY MOTHER. I can't do nothing. Please. >> Rosemary. We're just going to the hospital right now. Okay. Just calm down. We're going to the hospital. We're going to the hospital with the fire department. All right. >> Can I tell you guys one thing, please? >> GUYS, WHY DO YOU GUYS WILL see when I go through stuff? WHY DO YOU GUYS make it worse on me? You guys ALREADY SEE WHAT I WENT THROUGH. >> We're trying to help you. But why YOU GUYS ARE BEING SO MEAN TO ME? I KNOW I DID WRONG. >> TRYING TO help you. >> Okay. See, that's nice. >> I'm sorry. >> Nice and easy. We're taking a ride to the hospital. You're going with the fire department to the hospital. Okay. >> I need one officer to go on the rig. On the rig. >> I'll go. Someone takes my car. >> All right. I'll go in the rig. >> I'll go in the rig. >> So, what happens when the person hired to protect suddenly becomes the threat? I spent a few years working as a correction officer. Let me tell you, if your security personnel aren't in the right frame of mind, everything can collapse in seconds. Because inside of a jail, one unstable officer can turn a controlled environment into a war zone. And when it spills over into the public, it can reach everyone around it. To me, that's what makes this call so bizarre. We have a woman in full security uniform who was hired to maintain order, but was now the very reason police had to rush in. And she wasn't just anyone on the street. She was supposed to represent stability. Security guards wear the uniform to project calm authority to reassure the public that someone is watching out for them. But when that uniform is worn by someone hearing voices and talking about demons, the very symbol of protection becomes a warning sign. Having walked cell blocks with men and women ready to explode at the smallest provocation, I can tell you when someone's mind is fractured, the uniform on their backs doesn't mean much. That's why employers do carry a heavy burden because it's not enough to check a box on a background form or glance at a resume. And too many organizations treat security as a cheap solution. Hire quickly, fill a spot, and hope for the best. When lives depend on the judgment of the person standing at the door, hoping for the best isn't a hiring strategy. It's irresponsible. So, how far should employers go to ensure the people they aren't with uniforms, radios, and authority are truly fit for the role? Is a background check enough, or should there be psychological evaluations, ongoing screenings, and a culture where mental health is taken seriously? And if my time working behind bars taught me anything is that trust and authority is fragile, and once it cracks, it's almost impossible to piece back together. The suspect was arrested for battery on law enforcement, resisting with violence and trespassing. She is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.