This is unlawful arrest. You cannot arrest me for this. >> You're detained. >> What does that even mean? >> That means you're not free to leave. I'm going to put you in the back of my unit. Okay. >> Partition, please. >> Okay. So, >> you are illegally detaining me. >> If you keep on >> This is illegal. >> If you keep on doing that, you see what that officer is right there. >> We continue with more interesting individuals who seem to believe they have the biggest ego in the world and are proud of it. >> So, now we're going to hog tie you like a dog. I want my mom. I want my mom. I want my mom. Please, please, please, please, please. You know what white people do. Please, please, please. >> The list of finalists will be announced in our video. Let's start with someone who is completely drunk and has lost all sense of time. >> I was just shopping. >> If you refuse to positively identify yourself, that is a crime. >> What law? Arrest me, officer. So why ma'am? I will have to go to jail. I know what law I break. >> We need to identify him. >> What laws do I break? >> We need to identify it. >> I told my name. >> I did. I didn't break. Ma'am, I can't break the law. Stop. I didn't break the law. They will go shopping. >> On July 7th, police detained Destiny at Five Below on suspicion of shoplifting. Destiny refused to provide identification and intentionally sabotaged the fingerprint scanner. She even seemed to believe that her debit card was some kind of magical shield that could help her avoid being identified. >> Um, >> no. I watched the surveillance footage. >> Okay. >> And they're being nice. They're not pressing charges. They want you trespass. So, >> All right. Okay. Thank you. >> All right. Can I see your your right index finger? >> Don't Don't push down so hard. Let me I'll control the pressure. Okay. And then can I see your left index finger? >> Don't push down so hard. >> Let me control the pressure. Stop pushing down so hard. >> Do anything. Office, >> ma'am. Let me see your finger. It didn't scan. >> Do anything. >> What did I do wrong? >> You stole items from the store. >> I This is what This is the only thing. This is so wrong. >> Basketball and a pillow. I have >> Okay. This is from basketball. >> Destiny. Ma'am, >> let me see. You're fingered here >> so we can verify your identity. >> What you I'm trying to explain you very calmly. So, I don't know why you're getting >> because I didn't ask you for my ID. >> Destiny chose to challenge the officer with non-stop questions about her rights while creating chaos at the scene. At that point, officers were clearly starting to lose patience. >> So, may I please go pay for it or you can take it back? >> We're going to take it back for you cuz they do not want you there. That's fine. >> Not go back to Five Below and >> Can I take you from Ross? >> Destiny, did you pay for Destiny? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Destiny, what's your middle name? >> Sir, >> I don't have my name. >> Yeah, she's saying she doesn't have one. >> Take it. Let me just go with my card. >> Destiny, here's the issue. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> We You gave me your name and your >> I gave it to dispatch. They're not finding any proof of identification from you. >> They didn't ask me for it. >> I just did. >> But they did not. >> We're not asking about Destiny. Listen to me. We're not talking about Five Below. Talking about me and you right here. I need to know who you are. >> You gave me Okay. You gave me that information. >> Yes, sir. >> Dispatch is telling me that you there's no record of you out of Nevada. >> Did I ask my ID? >> Yes, I did. >> No, I'm talking about 5. That's my debit card and my ID. >> Okay. So, you gave me your social security number, right? So, I'm going to argue with you. >> I'm not talking about Five Below. They don't need your ID for you to buy the stuff that we we know this here, ma'am. They're talking below. [ __ ] We as in law enforcement. >> I just want to give Five Below my ID identification because they asked for my debit card. Officer, >> I'm asking you for identification >> and I'll give it to Five Below Gladly. >> They don't need it. Why? You did not need it when I paid for my items. >> But you didn't pay for your items. >> I did. I would gladly pay for them, officer. I will. This is for Ross. >> No, you cannot go back to Five Below. >> So, take it back. >> I'm going to take it back. So, can I take from Ross? Cuz I paid for this. Ross did not call you was five below. >> Five below. Go. >> Okay. This is Ross. May I take myself from Ross and go to my vehicle and leave? >> No, you are not free to leave yet because we still have not been able. All I We are asking is for you to pull one of your fingers on that pass. That's really all we need to do >> cuz we need to identify who you are to write our trespass. >> So, Five Below did not ask me for my fingerprint. That's >> We are asking not five Below. >> Ma'am, can I say something? >> Yes. May I refuse to put my my my finger on that because if I go to the ass. >> May I refuse? >> No. If you refuse to identify yourself >> with a valid identification, you can go to jail >> for what? >> For refusing to identify yourself to law enforcement. >> But I pay with a debit card. >> That has nothing to do with this. We need to know who you are. You told me your name's Destiny Martin. >> Destiny Martin >> from Las Vegas. >> Correct. I will get seven. >> Dispatch is telling me that there's no record of you in Las Vegas or Florida. Because I p I just got paid. >> That has nothing to do with that. >> I don't understand what law broke. >> Have you ever lived in Oregon? >> No. Oregon? No. >> That's where that source came back to me. >> I never 1070 of 80 something. >> Huh? >> 1070 of like arrest me for whatever law. >> We're not arresting you. We had to >> This is This is wrong. >> I understand. Can I leave? >> Ma'am, please don't touch me. >> Okay, I'm sorry. May I leave? >> Can I leave, sir? >> You're dropping stuff all over the floor. >> This is Ross. That's right below. May I leave? >> I need you to sit back down. >> But for what law? >> Destiny repeatedly interrupted the officer and insisted that she was only shopping for her son's birthday. Unfortunately for her, the store's surveillance cameras had already captured footage of her hiding merchandise inside her bag. And I will gladly sit for you >> because I need to identify you positively. Okay. >> For what law? >> For the law of needing to identify you because So you're being accused of stealing stuff below. Right. This >> I get that. Listen to me for a second. Well, I'm interrupting. >> May I leave myself and leave? >> No, you may not leave. >> Listen to me for a second. Interrupting me so I can explain it to you. >> Okay. >> Five Below is accusing you of stealing items from them. >> And this interrupting me again. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> They are accusing you of stealing items from Five Below. Correct. Okay. So, we're here to investigate that, right? >> Correct. And that's your job. I appreciate you. >> So, part of that is I have to positively identify who you are. >> And I gave you my name. >> Okay. And I gave that to dispatch and it's saying that they can't find a record of you. So, there Nope. Therefore, that's why I need you just to give me two fingerprints on here. >> Can I refuse? >> I was just shopping. >> If you refuse to positively identify yourself, that is a crime. >> What law? Arrest me, officer. >> Are you refusing to Are you refusing to allow us to identify? >> Um, I'm refusing Yes, because they didn't ask for my ID. They ask for my debit card. >> They didn't ask your I'm asking for your ID. >> When I pay for stuff, >> Destiny openly challenged police to arrest her and then declared that she would refuse fingerprinting if they tried. Moments later, officers fully granted her request. >> I I use my debit card. >> Where's your debit card right now? >> I pay with Google Pay. pay with what? >> Google Pay. >> Google Pay on your phone? >> Yes, sir. >> Where's your phone at? >> Here. My phone. >> Can you imagine my phone? >> Pick all this stuff up now. >> But this is a rock. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you to pick it up cuz now you're just throwing stuff all over Ross. Officer >> purchased from Ross. >> Yes, sir. This is my vlog. >> Can I ask what crime I committed? >> I'm asking you to put it back in the bag. That's all I'm asking you to do. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I'm asking you to pick up the mess you're making. >> Okay. >> Can I see privately? >> This is privately right here. >> So, I came here from Vegas to myself for his birthday cuz that co-parent >> and I went to Five Below and I bought and I bought this. Lady walked out with me from the store. It's on camera. >> This I paid for Ross. >> Okay. >> Which is next door to Five Below. Correct. >> Okay. >> I just want to go home with my cell phone and you may have that. >> And I'm telling you this, if you let me scan two fingerprints, >> but why though? >> So I can identify who >> because I was shopping. >> Because you were stealing. So I need to identify you. >> Can they show you the camera? >> We did. >> And it shows you I don't have it. They have it. >> Sir, I refuse. Can I go to jail? >> It's your call. >> I don't care. That's why I just >> I'm going to jail for shopping at Ross. >> Why? >> We don't need to take you to jail. >> I just want to go over my stuff. Hey, I'll take you over below and I'll take the whippity. >> No, I'm taking that back cuz you are not allowed to go back there. If you go back, then you are ma'am. >> Destiny, this is what we're explaining to you. We in order to stop interrupting me. I'm done at this point. >> Okay, fine. All right. At this point, we need you to put two of your fingerprints on there so we can just verify you say who you are because we have to write a test passport. You are not allowed back at Five Below. >> This is from Ross. >> That is from Five Below. I'm not talking about Ross. Please, >> you cannot go back there cuz you are trespass. Which is why we need to identify you. >> That was from Ross. >> We literally only need two fingerprints and then you can >> May I take my items from Ross and go to my vehicle, sir? Why? >> Because I need to know who you are. I told you who I am. >> Okay. But it's not it's they're telling me. >> So, it's a crime to go shopping for my sister's birthday. >> A crime to steal stuff and lie about who you are. >> But this is for Ross. This is from Five Below. It's two different stores. >> Do you want to go home? Do you want to leave? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Let me scan your finger. >> I do not need to. They didn't even do that. Why? >> Can I go? >> No. >> But why, ma'am? I will happily go to jail by the whole law. We need to identify it. >> What law did I bring in? >> We need to identify it. >> I told my name. >> Okay. And it's coming back saying that's not true. >> It is true. >> Santa, there's no record of you out of >> Oh, wow. >> That's why I need to scan your fingerprint. >> I can't I paid for it, bro. >> Okay. I know. Because we are still dealing with >> Why? >> Because we still haven't identified you. >> Officer, may I please my vehicle? >> Where's your car at? >> Oh, there. Can you want me? >> What kind of car is it? >> Is it Nissan Maxima? Can you want me? >> It's a Nissan. >> Yes, sir. >> No, we're not going out there yet. Point. Point to your car. >> Okay. >> What car is yours? All >> mine below. This boss >> point to me which car belongs to you. >> I did not break any law. >> Point to me which car. >> You're being really unfair. >> No, your law is not cooperating with us. >> How? >> We we this several times. >> Okay. and I ask you is take me back to five bows so I can pay for my items. >> May I please >> make this simple. Are you refusing to let me positively identify who you are? >> Because when you go shopping, do you give me your ID? >> Are you refusing to positive allow me to positively identify you? >> Do you give him your ID? >> No, we're not talking about that. Talk about me trying to identify >> there. >> Destiny began screaming wildly in the parking lot. Even after officers gave her one final opportunity to cooperate, it honestly seemed like she truly wanted to go to jail. Are you refusing to let allow me to identify you? Okay, put these items down. >> Okay, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Why did I break What did I break? >> You were not allowing me to positively identify who you are. >> You did not break a lawn. >> Officer. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. What? I did not break the law, though. >> I did not break a law. >> Don't resist. You're going to catch another charge if you start resisting. >> Turn around. >> Done. I didn't break the law. I didn't break one leg. How did I break? >> He's already told you three times, Destiny. >> But I didn't break the law, officer. >> You did. >> You broken several, actually. >> All right. Come on. >> Okay. Okay. I'll go to jail. The law did that break. I just want to know so I can never do it again. >> Bye, Charlie. 81. >> The law did that break. >> I've explained to you thousands of times. >> You didn't tell me. >> Yeah. Don't mail me 105. >> I didn't even break the law shopping. You want damage to go shopping? >> I told you I would take it back and pay for it. Let me pay for it. >> My car. >> I want to go to jail for something I get paid for. >> But why am I going to jail? >> I've explained it to you several times. >> I don't understand what I did. All the stuff you talk to me. I just want to understand what I did. So I do it again for my son. Please. All right. Stand right here. >> What law did I break? >> You're not identifying yourself. >> I did. I didn't break. Ma'am, I can't break the law. Stop. I didn't break the law. I did was go shopping. >> All I did was go shopping. I didn't break the law. >> You want me to talk? >> I didn't break the law. >> Destiny, stand up. >> I did NOT BREAK A LAW. THERE WAS NO GO SHOPPING. Please stop. >> Stand up. >> Please stop. That was some ros. I paid for it. I'll pay for it again. Let me pay for it. >> Here. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> I didn't break the law. >> Listen to me for a second. >> I didn't break. >> Listen to me for a second, Destiny. If you let me scan your fingerprint, >> no. Listen, listen. Listen, listen. Stop interrupting me. >> If you let me scan your fingerprint, I can let you go. >> So, when you go shopping, scan your finger. >> If you let me scan your fingerprint. >> So, they scan yours when you go shopping. >> You're not understanding. >> Let me pay for it again. Just go with me. >> I didn't break no law. Please, please don't un arrest me. I didn't break the law. I didn't break the law. I didn't break the law. I was going shopping. Please, please arrest me. >> Destiny admitted to drinking Hennessy, but her eyes and the white foam around her mouth suggested something far more disturbing. Her dramatic attempt to stiffen her entire body to avoid entering the patrol car only forced officers to use stronger measures. >> You got like some foamy spit coming out of your mouth. You got thin point pupils. What did you take today? >> I'm drunk. Okay. >> So, I'm going to jail cuz I'm drunk and I shopped and I paid. >> You know, it's due cuz you're not not identifying yourself or allow us to verify your identity. It is a law. >> What law is it? >> I just told you what it was. I don't know the exact statute number, but it's a law. >> Failing to to positively identify yourself or allowing law enforcement to identify you is a crime. >> If you let me scan your fingerprint, we're going to get it. >> Can you take me off? Then I'll say I'll let you >> comply and let me scan your fingerprint. >> Take it off and I'll do it. >> No, we're going to scan your fingerprint. Then I'll take the cuffs off. >> That's That's going to This is how this is going to work. >> Okay. You're either going to comply >> or you're going to go to jail. >> You don't drink? >> I do drink. That has nothing to do with this. I drank on my I want to relax. >> Fourth was not yesterday. Today's the seventh. Fourth was >> on Monday. >> Monday. Today's Thursday. >> Thursday. I did not commit a crime. Officer, please let me go. I was shopping. I will pay for it again. >> I will pay for it again. >> Instruction real fast or at least pat down. >> Oh my god. I was just shopping. >> Listen, if you don't stop trying to pull away from us. >> I was just shopping. I don't ever heard of somebody asking for my ID for shopping >> cuz it has nothing to do with you shopping. >> But that's what I was doing. >> Anything. >> Just put her down. I didn't like >> Have a seat. >> I'm going to jail for >> Have a seat. >> No. >> Sit down in the car. >> I didn't know what I didn't know what law I broke. No. No. >> Because Destiny stubbornly refused to allow officers to confirm her identity, police handcuffed her for obstruction of justice. You cannot accomplish anything meaningful when you are completely disconnected from reality and unaware of time itself. Let's see what the online community has to say about this situation. Instead of showing forgiveness, the store manager chose to let the law deliver a harsh lesson to the next woman. >> Am I under investigation? >> Yep. >> For what? >> Battery. >> Battery. >> Battery of what? I have not done anything. >> That's different now. >> Under my So you're refusing to cooperate. Okay, good. Now you can go to jail. NO, I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL. >> WHAT would you do if police surrounded you over accusations of assault and racially insulting restaurant employees? For this woman, the answer was to call 911 and file a complaint against the very officers standing right in front of her. >> Going to talk to her. I'll talk to her later. >> I'm sorry. >> What happened? >> She was screaming. I was in the office. So, I come out and she's like, "I know who the hell you are. Uh, we got a whole bunch of Spanish work in here. San, >> no, she worked for me like a customer. She worked like in 2014. She like, I know you uh you use Hispanics and all this. I said, "Look, it's time for you to go >> hang up the phone." >> He said that I can hang up. >> Yeah. Is that dispatch? >> I don't, sir. I don't know. >> It's officer Wishard. >> Here, you don't talk. I'm the police. They're just dispatch. >> What What do you need? >> Can I get that phone, please? >> What do you need? >> Can I get that phone, please? >> What do you need? >> Ma'am, >> she's gone. Do not call 911 again. >> Ma'am, >> do not call 911. >> Ma'am, >> do not call 911 again. >> Can you hear me? >> Did you call 911? >> I am recording you. Oh my god. I am recording you. >> I'm I'm not even doing anything. >> I'm not even doing anything. I'm recording it. Huh? >> I'm not recording. >> She's being uncooperative. >> Why? >> What he said earlier? >> Yeah. >> We're investigating her. >> Sir, I'm not >> You're detained. >> After playing pointless word games, she insisted that she had done nothing wrong, but her aggressive resistance right in front of the cameras became the strongest evidence against her. >> No, but you cannot detain me, sir. Can you det? No, >> I can't. >> Am I under investigation? >> Yep. >> For what? >> Battery. >> Battery. >> Battery of what? I have not done anything. >> Okay. Sit. Sit. Sit in the car. >> I'm in the chair. >> No, you said sit. No, you said sit. No chair. You said sit. Nope. You said sit. >> You're going to go to jail if you don't sit. >> That's fine. You said sit. You said sit. You said sit. You said sit right here. Nope. You said sit right here. Nope. You said sit. Right here. Well, I'm telling you something different now. Sit in the chair. >> No, >> that's something different now. >> Under my So, you're refusing to cooperate? Okay, good. Now you can go to jail. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL. >> I haven't done anything. >> I haven't, sir. I have not done anything. You cannot take me to jail. >> You cannot take me with a guy here, African-American guy. The guy is real nice and calm. >> So, okay. Where did all this happen at? >> Where? He's He's hurt. You can ask right here. >> Yeah, that's where >> where about it happen? Where? >> Right there. >> Where they're sitting? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And so what she said, you >> The truth was that she had been walking around the restaurant pointing at employees one by one while using vulgar racial insults toward them. She even shoved the manager when staff tried to intervene. The reason behind all of this, she had been there since 4:30 in the afternoon continuously drinking alcohol. Uh, she just was I was in the office. She was in here screaming. He comes and gets me. Who comes to get you? >> The gun red and said, "This girl's just going off, screaming at everybody. Going off on everybody." I come out of the office. >> And I said, "Hey, what's going on? Anybody do anything to you?" And she like, "You there's one, two, three, four." She just started coming. >> He came and got you. >> Yes. >> Or worker. >> Yeah. The system. >> He came and got you. >> Yeah. He came and got me. And then she just counting everybody. and you're a piece of [ __ ] Then she's telling him, the guy that's there, he just calm and she's just I don't know what the uh discussion was, >> but he's with her so he could tell you more of what happened. >> He's with her literally though. >> You came out of the office cuz she was counting everybody. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I I said, "Uh, what's wrong with you? Come on. Come on. Let's go talk." They open the door. I said, "Come on outside." And then she was come like she turned around. No, I'm not going outside. I'm staying here. I said we got to go closer and get cleaning up. I said, "No, y'all here." And I go over there. Is this Did somebody do anything to you? >> So, you walked over there to her? >> She she went back and sat down and she got up and just >> Do you have any injuries? >> No. No. No. But it was just the the the thing she >> Are you looking to press charges? >> Yeah, I want her. >> You want to trespass or press charges? >> I was press charges. >> Okay. >> Could you talk to her? Yes, I let me get your information first. Can you get in for me? >> Yeah, I don't know him, but I I'll get >> Yeah. Hey, man. So, what happened? >> I have no clue. >> See anything? >> Not eating started screaming at I mean him necessarily. >> Everybody and then what happened? >> Well, like I guess the server >> and then what happened? >> Nothing. He came out streaming. I guess I don't know what she knew before. >> Gotcha. >> Did you see what happened when he approached her? Like did anything get physical? >> No. Just came up. Like I don't think she was on. >> So you never saw >> You never saw him want to show anybody. When the restaurant prepared to close and refused to serve her more alcohol, she completely lost control because she believed she deserved another drink. As if that were not enough, she continued insulting employees in Spanish. >> She was here since >> Okay. >> And she's been drinking all >> he with her. >> Yeah. talking >> everything fine. They were happy. I don't know what happened. >> And I bring the beer. >> Yeah. >> Just pure alcohol. >> And when I bring the beer, >> I don't know what happened. I was in office. He came and got me. So I guess he's a winner cuz he's like there's a lady out here. She's happy cuz he told me it's time to get the clothing. >> And it was like >> No, but he he's been a very gentleman. >> Thank you. >> Very super gentleman. He just he's been gentleman. He never even got involved. >> So, he was telling her, "Calm down. Calm down." >> When the weather, >> hold on. >> When the rain ring the bell, she said like, "Make no sense." But she was here since 4:30 and all just the whole day just ordered one food and the whole night we were drinking and drinking and we closing. So I told her that would that nicely talk to her that we close that no more we can sell more alcohol and she got upset about that >> because she couldn't deserve anymore >> because she want more drinks and we said like yeah we don't >> and then what happened >> and then she starting all over the wrong say all my employees that [ __ ] all day that we all start and blah blah blah and then um or I I go grab my boss and I we got a situation and she start yelling to him. Um and then she push like face to face to him and push him back. >> How did she push him? >> Like he she like super close get super close to him. Then she like >> No, like I I didn't see right away cuz I was in the side. But I think I think it's one only one hand. >> Okay. Are you Are you to pull cameras for me? >> Yes. real quick if you can do it real quick. Be nice to see if I will. >> No, I'll give it to you. >> Can I go inside? >> Yep. Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Thank you, man. >> Problem is the one that handles the one in there. She's not here during the day. I got where you can see. You just got to go back. >> Yeah. All right. You go to bed. >> Yeah. >> I don't I don't I don't understand the the girl. I mean, she's just waiting out like she was super fine. She was singing karaoke like that's the problem with this one is take the Wi-Fi off. >> Can you do one charges on battery? >> Yeah. I mean if I let people do stuff like that, you know what I mean? They're like >> it's your choice. Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean >> a night in jail I think I'll help her out. >> Out of control, constantly asking irrational questions and violently kicking the patrol car window. It was honestly unbelievable watching all of those behaviors happen at the same time. >> Under arrest, sir. Sir, what am I under arrest? >> Oh, you don't want to talk. Okay, sir. You want to tell me what I'm under arrest for? No. Typical serious deputy. >> I'm not a deputy. >> I'm going to ask you one last time. >> You've already been told. I'm going to ask you one last time, sir. Will you let me know what I'm under investigation for? >> We are no longer under investigation. >> So, what am I under this deputy car for, sir? >> Well, first of all, this is not a deputy's car. This is a police car. This is a police car. >> What? I can't hear you. I'm sorry. >> This is a police car. >> Yeah, exactly. So, what am I in this police car for, sir? >> To go to jail. What? >> To go to jail? >> I'm going to jail? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> Resisting. >> Um, when did I show resistance, sir? >> And battery. >> No, no, no, no. I want to know when I showed resistance or sir. >> All right, I'm done talking. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm done talking. >> No, no, no, no. You said that I resisted arrest. >> Yep. >> So, I want to know in what point did I resist arrest? I want to know, sir. >> I'm finished. I'm I'm finished talking. Thank you. >> No, no, no, no. Sir, I want to know when I resisted arrest because I'm being put in county jail for this [ __ ] I want to know when I resisted arrest. Sir, when did I resist arrest? Sir, when did I resist arrest? >> Sir, when did I resist arrest? Sir, when did I resist arrest? Sir, when did I resist arrest? When did I >> STOP KICKING MY DOOR? STOP. >> I resist. >> Stop. >> No. You're going to tell me. >> She's kicking my window out. >> Resisting. When did I resist? When did I resist? When did I resist? >> When did I resist? When did I resist? Where did I protect? >> Take me to county jail. Take me >> then. Stop kicking my door. Stop. >> Take me. No. No. >> I'm going to the jail. If you stop. >> Take me to No. Take me to a county right now. >> That's where I'm going. >> Take me to All right. >> Stop kicking the window. >> When did I go to jail? >> When when? 41. >> Officer Wishard finally delivered her to the last destination of the night, a cold jail cell perfectly suited for someone who spent the evening screaming and challenging police officers. Subject's kicking my window forward to the jail. >> Turn the ringling now. >> Stop. >> Take me to county. >> We're here if you stop. >> Yeah. >> Take me to county. in the county. Where these people you You >> 43. Yeah. You record this [ __ ] You record this [ __ ] You >> get out. >> You get out of the car. >> Do you see how he's sending me? You see how he's enemy? you told you you >> the woman was charged with battery and resisting arrest. Take a moment now to hear the different reactions and opinions from viewers in the comment section. Next, a woman with no fear of arrest and filled with hatred is waiting for the deaths of police officers. >> How do you spell it? >> Spell it yourself. >> If you are a cop, you should be able to spell This is unlawful arrest. You cannot arrest me for this. >> You're detained. >> What does that even mean? >> That means you're not free to leave. I'm going to put you in the back of my unit. Okay. >> Partition, please. >> I can do it. >> Okay. So, >> you are illegally detaining me. >> If you keep on >> This is illegal. >> If you keep on doing that, you see what that officer has right there. >> At a nearly empty laundromat, Mel described a story horrifying enough to make anyone shiver. No gun, no knife. Yet Melissa allegedly used a car key to threaten her friend after hours of physical abuse. >> She just didn't want to come out and like be seen by her. But guys, she's inside. I just want to let you know, man. >> Okay. Where's she at? >> She's inside. My grandma. You want to go inside? >> Yeah. >> She's right there. The one. >> Hello. Go. >> What's going on with that female? >> She's been hitting me up all night long. >> All night long. spitting on me. Um, >> yeah. >> What can you describe her? >> She's sitting over there in that parking lot with a blue laundry bag and a black trash bag. She wasn't wearing black. I've got bruises all over my body from her. She threatened to slip my throat with a car. >> Who is she to you? >> She's my roommate. >> She's your roommate? >> Yeah. She's um kicking me out and won't let me have my belongings. She damaged my car just now in the parking lot. She pulled all my stickers off. >> What did What do you want to do right now? I um would like to file charges for battery. She's been beating the crap out of me. She pulled half my hair. >> When did this happen? >> All night long. >> As soon as police approached her, Melissa immediately insisted that she had done nothing wrong and only wanted to go home. She even blamed Mel, calling her mentally unstable over a few missing coins. >> Okay. And did you call last night? >> No, she wouldn't let me. She stole my phone. She stole my keys. >> So, did you call today? >> I just called when I got here. >> Right now? >> Yeah. So, >> hey, I just need to talk to her real quick. >> Oh, okay. Sure. Yeah. I'm just >> I just need to talk to you real quick. >> I'm I'm in an Uber home, sir. I have done nothing. She's upset with me about I don't even know. I just want to leave the situation and go back to my home. I have done nothing. >> Well, that's what we need to try to figure out now. >> Yeah. I >> can you just step out of the car for me for a second while I talk to you? >> What time did you wake up at? I haven't gone to sleep since yesterday and she's been beating me. >> So, why did you call? How did you get to laundry? >> I drove my car. >> So, how did you get out? >> Mel showed officers clumps of hair that had been ripped out, but Melissa continued claiming innocence. She attempted to leave in the Uber she had already paid for, only for officers to inform her that she was being detained. >> I I just left while she was in the shower. Actually, she came with me. I thought we could try to work things out. We got here and she started being violent. I have witnesses. Okay. >> I'm trying to walk away from her and she's following me and she's all in my face and spitting on me and >> threatening me. I I told her she's your roommate. >> Yeah. I told her I'm not giving her a ride home. I am literally just trying to go home. >> Right. Right now we're trying to figure some stuff out, right? So, yes, you're not. >> Are you going to give me a ride home? Because I just hate this guy and he's just trying to work like his job. >> I understand it. >> That's what I'm saying. If he if he wants to wait if he wants to wait, he can. I'm not sure. >> No, he shouldn't have. >> Hold on. No, I'm too sorry. >> Very sorry, sir. I'm I'm just trying to go home. >> One one second, sir. >> I've done nothing. I don't believe you have a right to speak to me. >> I really don't. I I'm not doing anything. >> You got anything? >> You were able to leave whenever she went to the restroom. I got out of and then I did allow her to get in the car and drove her here, but then she started back in here. >> So, when did when you got here, did you get when did you get hit or how did that >> I didn't get hit here? I've been hit all night long. My whole head is bruised and sore. >> Do you want medical bruises everywhere? >> And I'll I'll take some pictures of all that. >> My whole hand. She threatened to slip my throat with a car key. She did all this up here and like a big huge bump and she pulled like brushfuls of hair out of my head. >> Can you show me? >> Are you able to >> I don't know if you can see it. It's so sore. >> So, right now we're investigating a battery. Okay. >> There's nothing to investigate. They have cameras there. I didn't touch the woman. I didn't do nothing. I'm not I'm not playing your guys' games anymore. You guys think that it's okay to do this to people and it's not. All I'm doing is sitting here with my wet clothes >> because she won't give me a ride home because she's mad at me. >> Okay, just hang tight for a second. Okay, >> we're going to be here for a little bit so I can go. >> Yeah, if she wants to. Yeah, you can get me to ride. I just paid money for that. >> We can't get reimbursed. Sure he's not going to just take your money. >> I don't want to speak to you, sir. I haven't done anything. >> Right now, you're not free to leave. You're being detained. >> I am not being detained. What have I done? This crazy woman. >> I guess there is there is an altercation. I I'm going to talk to you about it, but right now you're not free to leave. Okay. I'm telling you. All right. >> I can't stand you guys. >> Okay, that's fine. >> No, I don't have to. >> I'm doing my job. Okay. >> No, sir. I have done nothing. >> I don't want to cause bigger issues. >> I want to go home. I've done nothing. be cooperative or I put you in handcuffs. >> I am being cooperative. What are you going to put me in handcuffs for? Because I wet laundry. I want to get to my home >> because you're trying to leave and I'm You're not free to leave. >> Because you are disrupting me. >> You're not free to leave. I'm telling you. >> You guys make stuff up. >> Just keep your hands out of your pockets for me for the time being. Okay. Please. Thank you. Thank you. What is your name? >> She claimed that in just 30 minutes she had almost finished the entire bottle of vodka. It wasn't drinking. It was refueling to transform into a monster in the motel room. I'm not sure you'll be okay after hearing Mel describe Melissa's next move. >> Melissa. >> Melissa. >> How do you spell it? >> Spell it yourself. >> If you are a cop, you should be able to spell your last name. >> Plots. Spell that as well. >> Your date of birth. >> I don't know why I'm having to give this to you. I have done nothing. I'm sitting in the parking lot trying to get an Uber home. >> I told you I >> No, you don't have anything on me. You really don't. >> You are. There was no altercation. >> Can you let me talk? >> She got upset because she lost her quarters. >> And called the police. >> I'm not talking about >> That's a psychopath. >> Okay. I'm not talking about right now. I'm talking about whatever happened last night. >> Nothing happened. >> An altercation last night. >> No. And you don't have proof of anything, sir. You don't. >> Okay. >> It's time for me to go home. >> But right now, I'm investigating a You're not investigating anything. >> I am. >> No, you're not. >> So, I'm going to give you two options. All right. You either give me you call. >> Are you going to give me a ride home? >> I'm serious. >> I don't know. >> I don't have a ride. >> Okay. >> And you have just ruined that. >> Okay. >> Right now, >> you have to cooperate for me. If you want a ride home, I might be able to give you a ride home. Right now, there's a lot of calls for service going on. So, >> why are you here for a psychopath like her? >> What is your date of birth? >> What started the physical altercation last night? Um, I had a bottle of wine and she drank a fifth vodka in half an hour. >> Okay. >> She always does this. She You got You can look her up. She's been in jail twice this year for this. >> Okay. >> I got to go. >> She's not a girlfriend or anything like that. Just a roommate? >> A roommate? >> Okay. >> Doesn't And I know it's very intrusive. You guys didn't have like continuous maybe sexual relations anymore. >> Okay. >> No, I just have to ask. >> I I don't have any. >> I I get you. I just got to ask them. Especially nowadays. What time did this What time did you guys start drinking at? >> About 4 in the afternoon. >> Yesterday? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's what time you guys started drinking at? >> Yeah. I drank a bottle of wine. I was tipsy until started beat me up. I sobered up real. >> So about four You guys were just drinking. >> Mhm. >> And then what led to the physical altercation? >> I wanted to watch something on TV. >> Okay. >> That she didn't want to watch >> and then she just started hitting you. >> Yes. >> Okay. telling me I'm a piece of [ __ ] Just saying awful things to me, beating me up all night long. Wouldn't let me leave. Stole my keys, stole my phone, couldn't call you guys. I couldn't get to the door. She's much bigger than me, younger than me, and bigger than me. I couldn't. She showed me a hospital already. I just wanted to leave. >> Okay. >> Your address? >> Right here. >> What is your address? >> Uh 540 Walton Boulevard. >> 540 Walton. >> Yep. That's where we are, isn't it? >> Ma'am, if you get issued a criminal come on, dude. You know you have nothing on me. Let me go. >> I'm not going to let you address in case you get a summon in the mail or >> 541. It's my address. >> Ma'am, please don't make this difficult for yourself. >> That is my address. That's if I get a summon. That's my address. >> You're legally You do have to write that down, don't you? No, I don't. Cuz I know this is not your address. >> Leave me alone, dude. >> What is your phone number? >> What is >> I would never give you my phone number. >> No. Okay. >> Never. >> I don't just give out random information. >> 600. >> You're not here to investigate. You're not here to do anything. >> Why else would I be here? >> To cause trouble. >> No, not 6002. >> I just want to go home, sir. >> I understand that. >> I was sitting here peacefully. You saw that. I'm not >> I did. >> So, how did she hold you hostage? Was she just >> She sat on my bed next to me >> awake and would not let me leave physically >> pushing me, hitting me. >> So she never let you like walk out, >> sitting on me, >> punch sitting on me and punching me, >> holding a car key to my eyeball, telling me she was going to dig it out, holding it to my throat, telling me she was going to slip my throat. I'm terrified of her and I want to get my stuff, but I want a police escort to do it. >> Okay. Is that all you want? And then you want you do want charges, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I'm not dropping them this time. >> Done with her. >> Do you want to talk about what happened last night? >> Absolutely nothing happened. And anything she says is untrue and I just want to go. >> I'm asking you. >> There's nothing. >> You want to talk about it? Can I ask? She's upset with me for something stupid. She does this all the time. I have done nothing wrong. >> Melissa believed that kicking, screaming, and insulting officers would somehow help her escape. Instead, her violent behavior toward police turned that night into the end of her freedom. >> The questions that I have? >> No, I I just want to go home. >> You don't want to ask any question? >> There's no question to ask, sir. >> I've done nothing. I am sitting in a parking lot with wet laundry. What could I have possibly done? That's what I'm confused about. >> I told you. >> So, so a random person can make a false statement about another individual. >> It's not just a random person. It's your roommate, right? >> She's not anymore. She's moving out. >> Okay. Well, she's your roommate now. >> And again, I didn't touch her. There is nothing to be said. I am innocent. All I'm trying to do is get my butt hung. >> I know. Oh, I understand it. >> I'm upset because I think it's ridiculous to waste your time on something that didn't even happen. >> But think about it. If it was in your shoes, you would want us to do something about it, right? >> Not if I made everything up. >> You would still want us to do something about it. >> I I guess if I was crazy enough to call the police over absolutely nothing. Yeah, I would want you to maybe talk to me. Okay. >> But the fact of the matter is, I'm telling you, >> that's that's what I'm doing. I'm doing >> I am in public. I have done nothing wrong. I was waiting for my Uber. You made him leave. Thank you very much. Now, I don't have a ride home. I'm just trying to get home Uber. >> Yeah, cuz I have money. Just rolling. I don't have a lot of money. I'm just trying to get my ride home. >> She brought me here and it's not cool that you just think that it's okay for her. >> She's just the innocent victim. Even though >> nothing happened. >> That's what we're trying to investigate. >> So, there's nothing to investigate. Can I please call another Uber? I would like to go home, sir. >> As of right now, no. because you want to hear some madeup story from a random woman over there. >> If there's enough probable cause, there could be a warrant, criminal summon up for your arrest. >> So that's what I'm here for. >> I think you are just here to create problems. You guys have a lot better things to do. >> Exactly. >> So please let me get an Uber and go home, sir. If you want to come arrest me later, go for it. I've done nothing. I have three cats at home. I want to get home. >> Okay. >> I You've got nothing on me. You don't have anything. >> I told you. You >> told me. You told me nothing. You talk in circles. >> Melissa mocked the intelligence of the officers and called them idiots, but in reality, she was the foolish one. Crying like a child, calling for her mother, and hurling insults at police throughout the arrest. This isn't fair for you to stop me and embarrass me in public like this. So, >> she started sat next to you all night and throughout the night she was hitting you. >> Mhm. I don't know. Hitting me, spitting on me. >> Till when? >> At least until 4:00 in the morning and but all all morning. Well, she's come at me a few times. She came at me in here and threatened me. Right. That guy, I don't know where he went, but he witnessed it. I was trying to walk away from her. wouldn't let me. I was trying to call you guys >> throughout the night. Till when? What time? This morning? >> Till now? >> Till now? >> Yeah. >> I called. >> Well, what time? What time did you like let her in the vehicle driver over here? >> Probably like what time? >> It's 10:40. >> Okay. >> What time would you say? >> 9:30. >> So, till 9:30. >> She tried to apologize. She got in my car against my wishes, but I thought maybe she could calm down and we got here and she started right back in on me in front of everybody. She took my phone out of my purse. That guy witnessed it. She I went and got a burger and some fries. She trashed them, threw them away. She peeled stickers off my car. She was yelling into my phone while I was trying to talk to 911 in my face, threatening, "When you get home, I'm going to kill you. you're not coming in the house telling me she's going to kill herself. Several times she told me that and she is suicidal >> and nothing physical happened here. >> Just her in my face spitting at me. >> Did the spit hit you? >> Yes. >> Spit hit you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you try to leave throughout the night? Like did you get up? >> Yes. >> So tell me about that. >> I tried to push her away. I tried to get around her. She is bigger than me, stronger than me, younger than me. She physically pushed you back to bed on me and hit me >> and kept you there in that room. >> That was all through the night till 9:30 this morning. >> Yeah. >> And then she gets in the shower, showers >> and I loaded the car with my laundry and tried to come here and she got in the car. >> She gets out. You're like, "All right, well, we'll drive you over there. Maybe we can fix this cuz you're apologizing." And then she's just continuing to yell at you, be rude to you. You guys get here. She where did she try to spit at you? >> She just was like in my like to my face. >> Okay. So, she was just yelling at you as like she was just the spit was coming out as she was yelling at you. >> Um >> she took my phone out of my purse and tried to steal it. She took my car keys and tried to steal them. >> And you have all those, correct? >> I got them back because the people were telling her. >> Okay, let me go talk to them real quick. Okay. >> Am I free to go yet? >> Not yet. Oh, funny cops. Wasting tax dollars like this. >> This is what you're doing right now. You're wasting. You can't detain a random person for absolutely no reason. >> You're not a random person. >> I am. >> You're a suspect to a battery. >> I'm not a suspect to anything. You can't prove anything. This is not happen. If If I'm a suspect to a battery that When did this occur? I'm confused. I really am. >> I told you last night. >> Did you get a call last night? No, we didn't. >> Sometimes people are scared. >> Bravo. Bravo. Okay, I think I am free to go legally. I don't think you can actually detain me for a random battery that didn't even occur. How can you detain a random person? >> You're not a random person. >> I am a random person. Actually, >> you're a suspect to a battery. >> No, because that would be like saying let's say you you you let's say you trip and you fall on the rocks. Okay, let's say just a random scenario. You could say that I pushed you, but you've got a body cam, so obviously that's going to show that I didn't do anything. You're saying about last night. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> You have no witnesses. You have no proof. There were no calls made to you. So, I'm still a little confused why you think you can hold me. >> You're You are right to an extent. >> To a big extent, sir. I'm not trying to belittle you. What I'm trying to do is show you the facts. >> You don't have any evidence on you. Nothing. There were no calls made last night because nothing occurred. This woman, >> you are a suspect to a battery. Therefore, I have the right to detain you. >> You're hilarious. You don't even >> You don't even know how to do your own job. >> Look, ma'am, >> you cannot detain random people for no reason. >> Miss, you seem like a nice lady. Okay, >> I am a nice lady. >> I think you're just having a bad day. >> Do not call me a nice lady, by the way. >> Okay, >> that is very disrespectful on your part. out. >> Don't ever call me that again. I am a nice person trying to go home. >> You seem like a nice person. All right. And you're having a bad day. >> I'm having a bad day because the psychopath called you guys and is wasting your time >> and you're taking that out on me. >> All right. >> Because I just want to go home and you're not going to arrest me cuz you've got nothing to go on. >> You're right. You're not going to get arrested today. >> I want to go home soon. >> Any other charges pertaining maybe today? Who knows? You don't have any warrants or anything like that? >> Of course I don't. What did did you guys see? Anything? >> No, no, nothing physical. No, nothing physical. It was just arguing. >> They were just talking back and forth. >> Yeah. And I just told him like, "Hey, you guys, you guys should just try to take a breather." Um, >> it honestly seemed as though insulting police was her favorite hobby. >> She finally leaves. So, pretty much get she goes to her room, she follows her in there, she sits in the room, anytime she tried to leave, she push her down and eat her. Um, and then goes into >> Does she seem quickly? No, she has bruising and then like she has like redness to like the top of the scalp. She's saying like her hair was pulled out instead of calling us. Loads up, gets a laundry dish. She comes out. She ends up coming out and getting in the car and she like apologizes her. So then this chick's like, "Oh, okay. I guess you're like you're apologizing. We'll fix it." Gets over here and all they have here is just like an argument. >> They're just roommates. >> They're just roommates. That's the only thing though is that false imprisonment. But that [ __ ] don't make any sense cuz like why are you going to get a chance to leave and not call her? >> Yeah. >> And driver be scared. >> I don't know. >> Call 911. >> Cuz I mean you have and she's not answering any questions. >> All right. So you're just going to be detained for now. Okay. >> What? >> Just for now. Okay. I'm going to put you in the back of my unit. >> I didn't do anything. >> No. There is absolut No, >> this is unlawful arrest. You cannot arrest me for arrested. You're detained. >> What does that even mean? >> That means you're not free to leave. I'm going to put you in the back of my unit. Okay. Please, I don't want to I don't want you to get >> How How can you arrest someone when you have no evidence and no proof of anything? You have what this woman is saying in there. I No, I I really need to know because none of this is adding up. >> Okay, >> this seems like a scam. >> Right now, there's probable cause. >> There is no probable cause. Whatever happened last night, okay? >> There were no calls made to you last night or to the police. Nothing happened last night. >> She is saying this because she is crazy and upset. How can you detain me when I've done nothing wrong? It doesn't even make sense. >> Right. You're being detained. You're not being under arrest right now. >> I This is mind-blowing that >> you can be placed in handcuffs and they can come right off. Right now, when a detective decides to come out, they can do their area of the investigation. Once that's completed, if they feel like they don't have enough on their end, you'll be kicked loose if that's the case being. But right now, you are being detained. You're not under arrest. >> No, I No, I would like to speak to it. No, ma'am. Stop. >> Get my clothes. No, dude. >> Stoping up. Stop tensing up. There's no need for this. Stop. >> You're going to end up getting hurt. >> No. I am not a student. >> You are detained. >> No, >> you're not under arrest. Stop. >> Ma'am, please stop. >> You can't detain someone for not doing anything. >> How can you detain someone for not doing anything? >> It's not worth it. >> No, you are liars. >> You're going to get hurt if you don't. >> You are liars. >> You are No, you are liars. >> Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate that. >> Yeah, you heard it first. Okay, please stop, man. >> Let's go. >> Get my brownies. Those are my piece of [ __ ] >> Oh, I'm going to screw the [ __ ] out of both of you. >> Get inside. >> Get in. >> Stop. Don't Don't spit. Don't spit. >> Stop. Spit. Stop. Do not >> stop. >> Do not >> please >> sit down. We're not doing this. Sit inside. >> You're going to ride. >> No, not too. I got a female change. >> Did she kick you? >> Yeah, but we'll deal with that. >> You all right? >> I'm just like No need. >> No, it's a breaking. Our female's bing her head on this. >> I have a wrap. Just drive her up over here. You're going to throw in a wrap. >> Ma'am, >> you are both acting illegal. >> Can you please stop kicking my partition, please? >> I can do whatever. >> Okay. So, >> you are illegally detaining me. >> If you keep on doing that, >> this is illegal. >> If you keep on doing that, you see what that officer has right there? >> I don't give a flying. You guys are dope. You know what? You do not get to detain people. You are illegally detaining me. >> You will be placed. >> This is illegal. Shut the you goddamn idiot. >> This >> What is your IQ about? Chen 10. That's what you act like. >> You will be placed in the >> I will not be placed in anything. Shut the and leave me alone. >> Kicking the unit. >> No, you have no right to arrest me. >> You're not under arrest right now. >> Then why am I even in this car? You guys >> No, you're under arrest. Yeah, >> I am not under arrest. >> You kicked my partner. >> I did not. >> You did. >> You guys chokeolded me. You goddamn idiots. >> I didn't chokeold you. You were about to spit on us. Was I? >> Yes. >> There's no proof. >> You puckered your lips. >> People can pucker lips, [ __ ] >> Okay, >> we both know that. >> We've both been spit on before, so we >> It doesn't really matter. I didn't do anything. I did not touch you. You were chokeolding me. Both of you. This idiot over here. Carell like golden corral. Honky tonk. >> Oh, you think that's funny? It's going to be really funny when I do the [ __ ] We don't want to do that. You >> got to be better, man. If I were a real criminal. Well, come on. >> I didn't do anything. Okay. >> Come on. >> I got out of your cup because it's freaking loose. Okay. That's what I'm telling you. >> You need to take off your pistol real quick. >> No. No. >> Stop. Stop. >> Am I going to jail or what? When is this detective coming? >> You wouldn't have been if we had nothing. >> Stop. >> And it wasn't anything. anything. >> But now, since you decided to act like this is where we're at, >> for >> I was nice enough to show you that you didn't cuff me properly. Okay. >> You didn't show me nothing. >> Yes, you did. I I didn't have to tell you, but you know what? I did. >> And I'm going to tell your supervisor, too. That you don't know how to cuff people. >> That's perfectly fine. >> Pick my purse off the ground. No, that is a very expensive purse. I'm I'm dead serious. >> There's no need for this. No, I want to speak to your super. >> You will. You have to sit inside. >> No, >> ma'am. Sit inside of the >> illegal. All of this [ __ ] is illegal. >> Sit inside, please. >> Are you the supervisor? >> Sit inside. >> Wow. >> Hey, Mom. I'm being unlawfully detained. Will you take care of the cat? >> Hey, she doesn't want medical anymore. >> And what? >> They are unlawfully detaining me, Mom. Stop. >> Stop that or we're going to put you in a rat. >> That's rude. Can you please not >> I can do whatever the want you want. >> Okay. I'm being detained illegally by these lovely officers. >> Oh, now you don't want to say it. >> They're saying just to book on the charges you have now. Just the resisting and then they they'll follow up. Just hit up the send an email with all the 49. >> Okay. Do you want >> Are they cool with him just taking pictures of like the scene over there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The rock. >> Yeah. No, I need one. Heat. Heat. [ __ ] sick. [ __ ] [ __ ] sick. >> You suck at your job. You suck at your job. Everything's forward here. No report. >> Yeah. My family came better than both yours. >> And you wrongfully arrested me. You just me up real good. >> Thanks. Appreciate your help. >> You're a little too all get treated horribly on the job today. Even worse than I treated you. Maybe get a couple shots fired at you. Fortunately, the officers remained calm and arrested Melissa on charges of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and battery on her roommate. That was an incredibly long list of charges for her to face. I genuinely cannot understand how someone could become so violent and completely out of control. What did the next woman do that made the police order her to be tied up like a dog? >> So, now we're going to hog tag you like a dog. >> So, now we're going to hog tug you like a dog. I want my mom. I want my mom. I want my mom. I want my mom. >> Please, please, please, please. You know what white people do. Please, please, please. >> Running red lights, turning without signaling, and swerving across lanes were the violations that caused police to pull Caitlyn over. When officers asked for her driver's license, instead of complying, she handed them a vape pen. Turn off the car. >> Turn off the car. >> All right. Driver's license. Proof insurance. Is this your car? >> Sir. Yeah. >> Okay. I need your driver's license. Okay. >> Oh, what's this that you just handed me? You have any guns in your purse? >> No. >> Okay, then use both hands to get your ID out cuz I don't need your pen. It's not your driver's license. Where you coming from? How about what's your name? >> Do you want to know why I stopped you? >> Do you speak English? >> The officer immediately smelled a strong odor of alcohol and ordered her out of the vehicle. And guess how she responded? She genuinely acted as if the police were inviting her to a tea party. >> Interesting conversation. There we go. Do >> you remember what I asked you? >> Anything you want? >> Well, I asked you for your driver's license and you handed me a vape pen and then you dumped out your purse and then you looked at your driver's license and didn't hand it to me. So, that's where I'm at. Is this your car, Caitlyn? Hello? Is this your car? Do you know why I stopped you? You made a right on red at Hillyard Madison, Florida. It went through the red light at McKinley. Then you turned on the Riverside, didn't use a turn signal. Then you started making a left turn and then turned your signal on. Kind of like as you were making your left turn, made a wide right turn around the curve and I smell alcohol. You can't tell me where you're coming from. You're handing me a vape pen instead of a driver's license. So, I'm going to have you step out. We're do some field sobriety tests. Okay. >> No thank you. >> No thank you. Okay. Well, then step on out. >> After she suddenly kicked one of the officers, police decided to use a hobble restraint to secure her. They sarcastically asked whether she really found kicking police officers funny. >> You're under arrest for DUI. Okay. Do you want to get out or you want me to help you out? >> No thank you. >> No thank you. It's not really an optional thing right now. Come on up, Kim. This is going to be entertaining. All right. Can you stand up barely? We got it. >> Those too tight. They seem okay. Anything illegal on you? Needles, knives, bazookas, loyalty card. >> You guys can >> What? Oh, okay. Hi. How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm lovely. >> Glad. >> Bring your foot out here. >> Oh, >> there's two of us. See, >> you're going to lose all day long. >> Is this a joke? >> Yeah. >> I don't like jokes. We're going to hobble. Give me your other foot. We're going to hobble you. Yeah. Kicking policeman is funny to you. >> I mean, >> huh? >> No. >> Well, that's what you did. >> I mean, can we make a joke? >> You being drunk and stupid is not a joke. >> Well, no. Obviously. >> Obviously. Yeah. >> Not good for you either. >> What's that? It's >> not good for you either. >> I know. So, I don't appreciate you kicking at us. >> Oh my god. >> So, now we're going to hog tie you like a dog. >> Anyways, >> now we're going to hog tug you like a dog. You want to walk to the car or you want to act like an animal and get carried? We'll just carry it. >> Caitlyn suddenly changed her tone and began begging, complaining that the handcuffs hurt her wrists while repeatedly apologizing. But only seconds later, she became hysterical again and started calling for her mother like a child. Stay up. Carry up. >> Okay. But you do. >> That's it. Yeah. Thank you. >> There you go. >> Be all right. >> You'll be all right, I guess. >> Go a little bit like on my wrist. Please. >> It's really hard. Please. Please. Please. I'm really sorry. Please. Please. You're right. You're right. You're right. YOU'RE RIGHT. YOU'RE RIGHT. YOU'RE RIGHT. PLEASE. >> Did you want to go through the questions with her? No, I'm not dealing with her. She's That looks old. There's no dust. >> I need to go look somewhere. >> No, I think this is probably old. >> Yeah, looks old. >> She's a winner, though. >> You're right. I'm sorry. Please. Please. >> I'm really sorry. Please. I'm really sorry. Please. I just want my mom. Please, >> please, please. It hurts. It hurts. Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please. I want my mom. I want my mom. I want my mom. I want my mom. I want my mom. >> Did she kick you or go right between your legs? >> She miss you. >> Yeah, I think so. Okay. >> She just swung at me. I love him. I want my mom. I want my mom. >> You want your what? >> I want my mom. >> I want my mom. >> Okay. Well, maybe she can come and get you out of jail. >> No. >> I'm not trying to be bad. I just want my mom. >> If she answers the phone for you in an hour, YOU CAN GO HOME. >> NO, I WANT HER NOW. I WANT MY MOM. That's not how this >> No, I want my mom. I want my mom. I want my mom. I didn't do anything wrong. I just want my mom. >> Okay. >> I want my mom. I want my mom. I want >> Okay. >> Justice. I want my mom. >> Justice, too. >> No. I want my mom. I want my mom. You can't tell me to do anything. I want my mom. I want Lana. We're not. >> Well, you can call her from the station. >> No you. >> No, thank you. >> Let me out of the door. >> Oh, nothing here. Let me try to read that. >> Caitlyn stared directly at the officer while mumbling comments about white people jobs before desperately begging them not to abandon her. >> Wait, you don't have anything better to do? Take me home. Take you home. >> Take me home. >> Well, thank you. >> Just going to sit here and be bored and annoying. Can you eat in my fingers, please? Hello, friend. >> This is fun. That's nice. Do you know how to get to my house? >> I know how to get to your house. No. >> What do you do all day? >> That's very cold. Can you undo my hands, please? >> No, we're not undoing your handcuffs. >> Can you undo my hands, please? Very annoying. >> Sorry. You want me to drive you home? Well, you're refusing to drop me off. >> Correct. Cuz you're under arrest, so you go to jail. >> That's >> Hey. >> Yes. >> Hey. >> Hey. Hey. >> Let me out. >> We will when they come get us. >> No. Hey. >> Hey. Look at me. >> Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. >> Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. looking at you. >> What? >> Pick them up. >> Think of what? >> Pick this up. Take this up. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME. Look at me. Look at me. Don't be scared. I have to be scared. Don't be Look at me. Don't give up on me. Please, please, please, please, please. You know what white people do. Please, please, please look at me. YOU KNOW WHAT WHITE people do. Please, please, please, please, please. >> Please, please, please, please, please, please take this off of me. Please, please, please, please, please take this, please, please, please take this off of me. Please take this off of me. Please take this off of me. I don't want to do this. Please take this off of me. I can't handle this. Please take this off of me. >> Take one off. >> Look at my Look at my hands. Look at behind my back. Please. Please look at behind my back. >> The handcuffs. Once we get inside, those will come up. >> Mom, it was honestly hilarious watching officers have to teach a 3, 5-year old woman how to behave like an adult. What began as a routine traffic stop turned into a full-blown battle, and Caitlyn was unquestionably the loser. >> Caitlyn, are you done kicking at us? >> Can you help me? Are you done kicking at us? >> Are you going to help me? >> I'm going to help you. I'm going to take those off if you quit kicking. If you tell me you're going to keep kicking, we'll just carry you in. >> If you're going to tell me you're going to keep kicking, >> you're the one >> I'm going to keep kicking. >> Okay. Well, then jump on out. >> All right. Well, I really don't know how to jump on out without being rude. >> Stand up. >> Thank you. Stand up. >> I'm trying to. It's difficult. >> I know. I'm going to loosen that in a minute. Well, I'm trying with you. >> We're going to do it this way. Stand up. >> Oh, wait. Wait. Hold on. I can stand up all by myself. >> I know. I have to hold you, though. >> Yeah, but >> cuz you're in our custody. >> You have to do that. >> Do what? >> I'm not a horse. >> Yeah, but you're kicking at us. >> Okay. >> Stand up. >> Can >> just get the restraint chair. We'll just put her in there and wheel it in her. Sir, >> it's ridiculous. Grow up and act your ass. You're 35. Sir, I am acting my age. >> Yeah, I can tell. Baby steps. Let's go. >> That's not >> what Look at me. >> I'm looking at you. >> What am I supposed to do right now? >> You can baby step. Let's go. >> What do you want me to do? >> Walk. >> Okay, >> let's go. >> Where? >> Inside the building. Come on, >> sir. >> Baby steps. Come on. >> I'm >> We'll put you in THE CHAIR. WE'LL >> I'M NOT A DOG. >> WELL, YOU KICK PEOPLE SO YOU CAN >> LET ME GO. >> Was arrested for driving under the influence and resisting arrest. What kind of punishment do you think is appropriate for someone who constantly resists officers? Share your thoughts below. >> Don't take this off. Okay. If you're going to complain, SHUT UP, >> DAD. >> LEAN BACK. LEAN back for me. Turn up your hands right back. >> Turn up your hands right back. Move back over your car. >> Okay, >> before I step out now, >> I just told you step out. >> It's It's no longer asking. So, we're going to tell you to get out of the car. >> Nicole had just smashed into the back of another person's car. While multiple witnesses were directly pointing fingers at her, Nicole chose to confront the police officer with pure arrogance. >> Stop. The blue car is parked behind him. He's outside the car and he's yelling at the girl >> and what's going on? I thought it was like a spat and he says, "She hit me and they tried to take off." >> I got out from here. I appreciate it. >> Have a good night. >> Someone's involved. Okay. Who's driving it? >> Me. >> Okay. Who all is in it? >> We We are in that car. We just saw it happen. So, we just pulled over in case y'all needed any information or anything. We pulled over. >> I mean, you guys can stay. It's FHP. So whenever they get here, if you want to stay for them, that's fine. Yeah. >> Um if not, you guys are free to go. You want to go to the hospital. >> Faking the injury real quick. >> I'm not. >> But if you need an ambulance, an ambulance needs to come immediately. Right. >> You're in my car, right? >> Yeah. I'm in the situation as well. And he just told me I'm allowed to come up here and introduce my statement >> to me. I want talk. >> Have a good night, man. >> I don't want to argue start. >> Okay. I'm right here. Stay silent. >> Yeah. That's all I'm worried about. So, EMS on the way. The ambulance, if you want to go with them, that's fine. >> It's a $5,000 fee if you want to know that. >> I don't even care what what >> Yeah. Go ahead. Do me a favor just pop over here real quick. >> You're not answering your question or anything. >> I was just going to be nice and you don't have to. >> This ain't Time out. Time out. Time out. This is not going to happen. >> Is she okay? >> Are you okay? >> You do do me a favor real quick. Pop back over there. >> He just paused in the middle of the road. out of nowhere for what? >> Okay, see this is what I'm not going to have. So, do me a favor. Pop back over by your car. >> An injury and he's totally fine. >> What you are about to hear is genuinely horrifying because of its cruelty. Nicole did not just crash into the vehicle. She allegedly reversed aggressively and intentionally ran over the victim's foot while he was standing in the street. >> Are you the registered owner of that vehicle? >> Maybe. >> I'm going to figure out. So, I'm just trying to get your driver's license information. >> Name on it. I was last night. >> Okay. So, your name's on it, though. >> Yes. >> Okay. I appreciate it. >> So, did you all see her driving? >> Yes. >> Did you see her get out of the car? >> She didn't get out of the car. She We saw her hit his car. >> You saw him drive? You saw her driving? >> Drive into the car. >> Okay, cool. So, um I'm going to work the crash now. Um if >> I need you guys to you mind filling out statements >> because I'm working a traffic crash investigation that you're involved in. Okay. Tell me what you want. >> That's it. I'm working an investigation. You can't leave if you're involved in an investigation. Also, I can smell the odor of alcohol coming off your breath and with your speech patterns, I think you've been drinking. So, I have to also work a DUI investigation to figure out if you're driving under the influence. So, absolutely, you cannot leave. Yeah, you can hang out by your car if you want to. >> Do me a favor. Is it in park? Is it in park? >> Yes, sir. Okay, keep it in park. >> Do not move. Do you understand me? If you if you even if you even make any sort of movement as to leaving the scene, I'm going to >> Yeah. So, >> do you want me to get out of my car so you can see me? >> I'm not going to make you stand out here in the cold because I'm I want to be nice. Because if you're that scared, then yeah, you can. >> I'm being dead serious. Do not leave. Do not even make any motions. I want to do that if right now >> cuz you already asked me if you want to leave. >> No, I obviously already understand that. So don't ask that. >> Don't just I'm just I'm telling you don't. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Have y'all uh did you already speak to the other deputy? >> A little bit. >> We did. >> Okay. Did you guys witness crash? >> Yeah, we we saw it happen. So we >> pulled over just in case y'all we got to say it now. So >> gotcha. Good deal. All right. Appreciate it. I'll be right back with you. Hang on. Nicole had just redefined the meaning of freedom in the worst possible way. She stubbornly clung to the driver's seat as if it were her final lifeboat. After she slammed into my car, she pulled into reverse. Reverse. I'm standing there. She pulled around my car. Drive the car down on my feet. On my feet. >> She drove over your feet. >> She drove the car down on my the the the cop. He came here and saw he ca he he when he pulled up the car was still on me on my two feet on my knees right here. She drove the car down on me and I'm standing there. I went as far as to say to her like, "Okay." She's looking right at me. Her window is rolled down. She's hearing me. I'm saying, "Okay, we're adults. Why are you doing this?" >> Okay, but that's not what happened at all. >> I get you. >> It's not what happening. >> And you got some people over there. They saw what happened. We're going to take their statement into account, too. >> And that's what's going to happen. That's what's going to explain everything. >> Would it Would it not explain everything? Having a third party explain what happened as well? >> I'm not going to talk. >> I'm just saying, >> but all I know is she slammed my car, she backed up, went around, and she drove her car down on my feet. >> And bro, it's I'm going to like I don't even care about the consequences, no nothing. It's hard to be a black man in America, bro. I'm telling you, it's simple. It's not rocket science and you're here talking about you don't know me from nowhere. I've never seen this girl in my life. Bro, >> saying she's my manager and whatever. >> You can go hang out in your car if you want to. I got what I need. Um, hey, what was your name real quick? I put your driver's license up here. >> Okay. So, would you be willing to conduct field sobriety test to determine your level of sobriety? >> You would be? >> No. >> No. Okay. Um, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. Sir, >> that's not a question. Go ahead and step out. >> For what reason? >> I just told you you were under the I believe you were under the influence of alcohol. >> The moment officers dragged her out of the vehicle, the very first thing she did was call her father for help like a frightened child. But that was not even the craziest part because she suddenly claimed that she had a bomb on her body. >> Don't worry about that. We'll grab a minute. >> I'm good. >> Go and step out here for me. Turn around. >> You don't have to push me. >> Shut up. Turn around. He can speak to me like that. >> Sure. >> Don't Don't fight him. Just let him. >> Nobody's fighting anything. >> I'm just saying. >> So, I know you live down the road. Um, do you have somebody you want to call to come pick up the car? >> Call somebody. >> You want to call your dad? >> Yep. >> Okay, cool. >> Hey, >> I got pulled over. >> Where are you? >> Right up right outside the house. >> Do you want me to talk to mom? You can talk to the sheriff. They got me under arrest. >> Sorry to wake you up so early. I know probably still mostly asleep. So, your daughter was involved in a traffic crash um during our traffic crash investigation. The other deputy here has determined that she's driving under the influence of alcohol and she's being placed under arrest because of that. So, we'll bring your phone with you so that you can have that. You can pull phone numbers out of it or something. >> I don't have a vape. >> Oh, nope. Can't have that. They would throw it out once I got up there. >> Okay. I don't have a vape. >> Did you ask for a vape? >> Just asked for your vape. Why'd you say you don't have a vape? >> Silly question. >> All right. Anything illegal? Any narcotics? Meth, marijuana, cocaine, heroin, hemp, hery? >> I don't think so. >> No. No firearms, no bazookas, nothing like that. >> I don't think any bazookas are in these pockets. >> Cool. I would be impressed if you could get one. >> Me, too. All right. >> What the [ __ ] man? This is twist night. >> You can have seats. >> Okay. Where else can I have a seat? >> Either left or right. >> You're funny. >> You asked. >> You seem like a good man. >> I appreciate that. Is this open or you want this open or closed? >> We kind of made them tight. You know that. >> Yeah, they have to be. >> Like they're [ __ ] hurt. >> They They have to be tight. >> They're really tight. >> I know. You have small wrists. I can't slipping out. >> Why would I do that though? >> It's happened before. I'm going go talk to mom and dad real quick. I'm going to leave you right here. Or actually, I had the other deputy do that. How you doing, sir? The car is going to be on this side. >> I think the other deputy is in this car. If you want to go and speak with him, he can give you some more information. I got to stay here with her right now. >> So, real quick, cuz I know that they're probably going to ask, uh, do you want to speak with your mom and dad before you leave? >> Storming into a restricted area, insulting officers, and openly challenging Florida law. Sadly, those were the actions of her father. Do not miss the moment reality delivers a devastating blow to both father and daughter. >> This officer is going to search you. Like I said, uh she's probably going to ask you the same questions I already asked you. It's >> Should I touch you? >> Yes. Since you are under arrest, we have to search your entire person before you go into our vehicle and into a booking facility. >> I've already been here. >> What's that? >> I've already been in your vehicle. What have I already placed a bomb? >> I'd have seen it. >> I don't think so. >> This is a small bomb. I guess >> I pulled it out of my ass. Well, if there's anything else up there, she'll find it. Go and step out right here. A little spin there. >> I just like Okay, >> it's all good. >> I'm fine. I'm fine. Anyways, you can touch me now. >> Okay. All right. >> You don't have anything that's going to stick or poke me or anything like that. You're not concealing anything on your person. I'm in. >> Hey, no more talking. Please defend your amendment. Don't do any test breath test or anything. You hear me? Listen to me. >> Hey. Hey, boss. Real quick, if you don't mind, would you mind just standing over by your vehicle? >> Not while we're doing this. Just let us finish this first. >> I I'll give you a minute to talk to her. Just give me one second. We just got to finish this, homie. I'm talking >> buddy. We're doing an investigation right now. >> I don't care what the [ __ ] you're doing, dude. I'm in a public It's a private parking lot. >> Stop. Don't tell me to stop. >> Go over to your vehicle. Who the hell are you? >> Go over to your vehicle or you're going to get charged with resisting. Okay. >> Resisting what? >> My lawful orders. I am telling you I just did. I just gave you a lawful order. >> Call. What statute? >> Florida statute. Sir, go over >> the statute. Charles, right? It's Charles. >> Relax. >> What was your name? >> You're making a bigger issue than it needs to be. Go over to your vehicle. I'll let >> go over to your vehicle. I'll let you talk. Ma'am, >> Cole's father turned himself into police target number one by ignoring repeated warnings and interfering with a criminal investigation. Florida officers quickly taught him an expensive lesson. >> I'll let you talk with her in a minute. >> Wait, whoever's vehicle, go back over there now. Okay, I'll let you talk with her in a minute. >> Okay, >> hop over there or I'm going to place you under arrest for resisting obstruction of justice and then I'll give you the statue once I place you under arrest. >> I will move and I'll file lawsuits on both of y'all. What's your date? >> What's your badge number? I will give it to I will give it to both of you. >> What's your name? >> My name is Deputy Whieut. >> So hop over there for me, please. >> Yeah. >> This side. >> You'll never know what I'm going to say. That's coming in. Okay. >> Answer that. >> Is that a [ __ ] camera? >> It's right here. >> Why' you take that off? >> Look, I don't honestly know why I just did that. But I showed you it. I did it in front of you and y'all didn't do it right. >> Okay, I'm going to put it back on. >> Please put it back on cuz I'm not trying to get in trouble. Like, seriously. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. >> No, but honestly, it just came out. >> I didn't put them on. Okay. >> And this one's about to slip out, too, cuz that's the same way as the other one. >> We'll readjust those. >> But on everything with my mom, why would I do that? >> That is a good question. I think your feet are a little bigger than your hands. It' be harder to get out. I can't get out of it. >> That was pretty cool. What the [ __ ] >> Don't do that again. >> That was kind of cool. These hurt. Okay. These hurt so bad. >> Well, they could have stayed loose, but you slipped out of them. >> That's not my fault. That's the [ __ ] fault that put them on me. >> She didn't pull them off at you. >> I'm not the bad guy. >> The fifth amendment is basically in in this instance. It's like if we ask you questions, you don't have to answer them. We got like a question. >> I can give you water now. >> Not yet. Birth is done. No, it's got 20 minutes. >> Why? >> Why is the time now? >> This the the holding cell that should put you in there. There should be a water fountain. >> If not, >> you're in here. >> They have water fountains and toilets in each of them. >> Oh my god. Water right there. >> Isn't that water? >> Sit down. Sit down. >> That one doesn't work. >> So, right here, it's got another signature block. This actually does have something for you to read. Cole claimed that the handcuffs accidentally slipped off and that she did not intentionally escape them. Yet, she continued using vulgar insults toward the female officer. Eventually, she announced that she was pleading the fifth and would remain silent. >> So, you can reread this if you want to. And then that part is just what you like. You read that so like you understand you you're silent right there. But this just says that you understand what I read to you. But if you want to reread the whole thing, that's All right. If I ask you any of these questions, will you answer them? >> You'll answer the questions. >> I ask you. >> Okay. Well, I'll tell you what. If you want to sit back down, we'll go through them and then you can answer which ones you want to and then not the ones you don't want to. And then if you don't want to answer any how much have you had drink? >> No. >> Where were you drinking? >> Drinking anywhere. >> So, you were drinking? >> I could. Okay. So, does that >> So, >> I can eat the fit. >> Okay. But does that mean that you're not going to answer any more questions at all? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Cole was charged with driving under the influence, causing property damage and criminal mischief. Her father was charged with obstruction of justice and resisting an officer without violence. This was one of the most expensive lessons they could possibly learn. Do you think the officer's strict approach was enough to stop that arrogant and explosive attitude? Or does the public have a different opinion on how people like this should be disciplined? Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the next interesting videos. Share your thoughts on this video. See you in the next video.