Ma'am, you got an ID on you? Ma'am, >> don't touch me. Don't come and wash. >> Give me your ID. >> What's your name? >> If you don't tell me your name, you're going to jail. >> You don't know your name. >> Come on. >> Excuse me, ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am, you got to go. No one else let you know that. >> No one else asked you to to leave. >> No. >> Okay. Ma'am, you got an ID on you? >> Ma'am, you got an ID on you? >> Ma'am, >> don't touch me. Don't come in the wash. >> Give me your ID. I'm not playing this game with you. Give me your ID right now. I don't know what world you live in where you just get to [ __ ] walk around and and uh like treat businesses like this, but it's not this world. Give me your ID right now or you are going to jail. Do you understand what I'm saying to you? Uh why are we not searching for our ID? What's your name? Look at me. What's your name? Nope. >> Absolutely not. We're not going to act like this. We are. >> No. No. We are not going to act like this. >> Huh? >> You're not going to act like this. >> You're going to act like an adult. >> You're going to act like an adult. >> Nope. You're going to act like an adult. >> Ma'am, we're trying to give you one. You won't identify yourself. I'm trying to do that for you. You're not. >> But you won't identify yourself, right? >> Cover one bar. >> You're going to play the quiet game. Well, then you're going to put then you're going to go now. >> Right. >> I got no blanket. >> Oh, >> Mark went in custody for trespassing for now. >> You're going to tell me what's what. >> Excuse me. I didn't break the law. >> Yeah, you did. You're trespassing and then you're refusing to identify. >> Huh? >> Uh-huh. >> Huh? >> Huh? >> What's your name? What's your name? >> If you don't tell me your name, you're going to jail. >> You don't know your name? >> Okay, come on. [Music] Cover one, can you send us a female officer for a search? >> I got it. >> Where you from? You have no idea. You got any weapons on you? You know, for somebody who knows trespass laws, you think you'd know your name. [Music] Okay. What's >> your name on that car? >> Yeah. Uh, it fell. Oh, picking up that sack. Wait, can you take her? I don't want to bend over by her. >> Ashley Nusbomb. We'll try try soundexing that. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> Are you Ashley? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> No. We're taking her in. Awesome. Got a female. All right, Ashley, you're under arrest for trespassing obstructioning. Okay, this officer here is going to give you a search. You don't have anything on you uh we need to know about any knives, needles, anything that might hurt her. >> Great answer. This has been an amazing talk with that. Thank you. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> You have anything on you? >> She's not really big on answering questions, >> okay? >> But she knows the trespass laws apparently. She's super talkative. >> Oh, perfect. Uh except for identifying herself or asking if you have needles or knives. >> Oh, that was great. >> Were you able to look at the bag at all? >> Yeah, I didn't get a search but enough to know there was not enough gun in there. >> Fair enough. [Music] Cover one update on charges. [Music] We're going to do a count of trespass and account of obstructing a PO. >> Um, >> I want to get 43 on them. >> Yeah, >> cuz they're complaining. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, it all has to go in the same vehicle. Bring that all through. 347. >> You didn't take anything today, did you? Like something you could overdose on? >> I just want to make sure. Okay. Cuz otherwise I would call ambulance. [Music] Here's something most people don't know. Offtracking rooms are some of the trickiest places for cops to make arrests. You've got alcohol, cash everywhere, cameras rolling, and a room full of people riding a wave of wins and losses. It's private property, but it's also a public-f facing business, which means when staff say she has to go, officers have to clear the problem fast without turning the whole floor into a scene. That's the balance here. The request starts as a simple trespass. Management says the subject won't leave. But once someone refuses lawful direction, won't identify themselves, and tries to walk away, the call shifts from please exit to you're detained. And if the resistance continues at booking, like refusing to be fingerprinted, now you're stacking charges and dragging time away from every other call in the city. In this case, the suspect was arrested for criminal trespass, resisting obstructing a peace officer, and obstructing justice. She was transported, photographed, and released on a notice to appear.