I will call it. >> So if you haven't figured it out already, you are going to be placed under arrest. >> Police knock on door. Woman collapses after wig theft worth thousands of dollars. >> If I can pay for those wigs right now, I have my mom too many money. I can't do it. I almost like a couple hundred every time we took money out from the cashiers. >> Taking something that doesn't belong to you seems simple until you have to stand in front of the bar. This woman turned a hair salon into a battlefield, grabbing $2,000 worth of wigs and bolting for the door like a scene straight out of an action movie. You guys I I if I could pay for those wigs right now my mom money I can't get back control I'm just like >> when police tracked down her hideout she calmly blamed it all on her cousin spinning a dramatic story but investigators immediately saw through the lie. >> Just walk me through what what happened again. >> She came in about what time was that? Uh, it had to be like about 8:45, 8:50 early cuz we open at 8:30 even though our signs say 9:00. That's why a lot of people come cuz they know that we're open. Everybody else don't open till 9:30 or 10. >> So when she came in, I spoke, "Hey sweetheart," like I normally do. She nodded. She beeline right the wigs. >> She was coming out the door. >> She was just headed out. >> Okay. >> So I heard her beep. I didn't steal at that time cuz from the leverage there, I can't see down. So I don't know if she got nothing in her hand or either stuff. I didn't know but I heard her beep. We have security stickers in the neckline. >> So that's and I ran out and I was like ma'am ma'am ma'am. And the way she pushed the door open and the lady that was coming in jumped out of the way. So right then that was a she was on. >> Did you see anything in her hand at that point? >> No I didn't. All I She was by that time by the time I got out to her she was telling him let's go. Let's go. Let's go. And just when it seemed everything had calmed down, she suddenly made a run for it, turning the house into a gripping battleground right before the officer's eyes. >> When he sped out, he did just what they're doing, just like that. And I had gotten behind him. >> Okay. >> And that's how I was able to and I started saying the tag in my head. >> We got for a $3 cap, >> but they were dumb enough to back out, which could have been deadly like the toe tagging thing. And they almost wrecked spinning out >> through the parking lot. >> You know what I'm saying? But I like I said, she knew that that's our human everybody. That's our synthetic section there. >> She belineed straight and that's what that's what the owner was saying the uh um >> Did you see any of the product at all? It was only after you went back on video. >> Right. That's it. >> So she had it was it down in a bag. Is that what that is? >> No, that's her hand. >> Just she's carrying it. >> You know what I'm saying? >> I got you. >> So that's what I said over here. I couldn't see down in her hand and and and I don't and I don't know if she stuffed nothing up her shirt, but by the time I she got out of here, she beat she was gone. She ran to the side. >> Through her tears, she blurted out a shocking confession, revealing the motive behind her reckless actions, but it was far too late to turn back. >> She's called his cousin. >> His father who's his cousin? >> Who's his cousin? Is that male or female? >> A female. >> Female. What's her name? >> Uh Sierra. Is she Where is she right now? All right. Have a seat right there for me on the ground. >> Keep your hands out your pockets for me. >> My hands are in my pocket. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to get him. I'm sorry. >> No, it's fine. I know it's a whole another issue. >> Okay. Hey, I'm going to pat you down real quick. Just make sure you're not there. Turn around for >> Okay. Just watch the house cuz the the male is inside. So, hey, I'm going to read you something real quick. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. >> Before I tell you this, I'm going to tell you that we have clear video of everything. Wait, >> where did you come from in this car a little earlier? >> I I was in car. >> Listen, >> I I was I was in the car. >> Would you like Would you like me to show you some pictures? >> Yeah, but it was It wasn't me, though. >> It wasn't you. Who was? >> No, it wasn't me. We My my cousin, she was here, but she used car early, but she left. That That was it. She She >> Who else? Who? What's her name? >> My cousin Jessica. She She came here early. She used a car. She went to to the gas store, got some um she came back here. She got got in her car cuz her car is she got she got a silver car. She request my cous I was I didn't want no hassle at all at all. It was not me no h at all sir. It was I'm not even from here like I'm not I'm not in no h at all sir. >> What's your name? >> I am my name is Monique. >> Keep your hands in your pocket. >> I'm sorry. Say it again. Monique. >> Monique. >> Yes sir. >> M O >> uh where do you live? How gay is it? >> Cheryl, she said that she came. Why she leaving so fast? She She just said that. >> Who was the male who was driving her? >> Um he's going her boyfriend. He's gone, too. >> But they just happened to come grab this car. >> No, she she she was this car here. So she um she she stand out here last night. She used this car right here and she left. >> Okay. What's What's her name? >> Her name is Jess. Jessica. >> Do you know her birthday? >> No, I don't know. >> You know where she stays at? >> Um she's she stay out here with my cousin. I'm I'm not from here. I don't stay out here. >> Oh, so she stays here? No, she stays down here. Okay. >> In the end, police uncovered her true identity thanks to an unbelievably small detail. Closing the case with a price she had to pay. Not just her freedom, but also her honor. >> We lost right now. It was not me. It was not me. Sir, please. Please. >> It wasn't you. Why would you run? >> Because I'm I >> Why would you run? I want you guys to call for a second. >> Yeah. >> I got a stupid I had to put >> You're going to work yourself up just relax. >> Relax. I'm sorry. I'm looking Sir I'm going to talk. Okay. I'm talking to you right now. Okay. I gota talk to you right now, bro. I have I have like nothing. Like I I I can't I can't like see I lost everything. You know what I'm saying? And I always trying to get something so I can make some money. You know what I'm saying? To pay my bills and stuff. My kids don't make I lost everything. So like but I'm I'm not a troublemaker. I don't get in trouble at all, sir. Like I don't get no kind of trouble. But you got kids. You know how you like I I don't even do this kind of stuff. >> So what happened this morning, man? >> I'm I'm I'm being real with you. I'm tell you honest truth. But when I went I went there whatever said like I was trying to find a way so I I make some money saying and talking back get my kids stuff for Christmas I have nothing I have freaking I'm a single parent saying I myself sir I'm not a troublemaker I don't get no trouble nothing sir like I I know it's no excuse I I I know it's not right but I don't I don't get no trouble at all so long I've been doing so good like I I just started working all I'm just getting back on my feet my kids like >> were you going to resell the wigs? No, no. I'll tell you what I'm going do. I'll tell you what I'm going to do. Okay. I I'm going to try to get some money for >> Where are the wigs now? >> Where are the wigs now? >> I don't know exactly where where they are. I am. >> I'm going to close this door. Where are the wigs now? >> No, I'm saying exactly where I'm asking you, sir. I'm asking you, can you please listen to me? Please, if I can pay for those wigs right now, I have my mom to me money. I I I can't GO BACK AND SHOW THAT. I'M just going to give my kids for I apologize. >> That's about $1,800. >> I DON'T CARE. I don't care. I'LL PAY FOR IT. SIR, I I I'll get my dad pay for it right now. Sir, >> you were out of that, especially after you fought. >> In Florida, theft of property worth $750 or more can be charged as a thirdderee felony, punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 cent fine. Mon'nique was arrested on two charges: theft of property and resisting an officer on duty. Up next, she thought a few thousand dollars would go smoothly, but the truth was waiting behind the camera. >> Yeah, they did all the transactions. We actually thought it was more about five, but she admitted to three, but I had we have her back here. Um, we I have to notify her we're terminating her and I would like to prosecute and I would like to walk around and cuss. I don't know. We'll see what we we're going to do here. So, what were we doing a few weeks ago? >> Are you a cashier? >> Customer service. >> Police arrived at Home Depot to investigate a theft by an employee. When questioned, the suspect admitted to taking about $3,000, 0, and began to reveal many surprising details. So you're around the cashiers area area. So you do take returns and take people you check people out and stuff like that. Okay. It's been going on for a few weeks now. How how are we doing this? Like explain to me so I can better understand how how we went from working here to slightly taking some cash out at a time. How were we doing it though? Were we checking someone out when we were doing it or were you just randomly go to the register, open it up, take out Were you taking out like $20 at a time or $100 at You were taking $100 out at a time every single time. Okay. So, every single time you did it, you were taking money $100 out every single time. And how much would you say you you took from the tills? >> Over 2,000. Have you ever What' you do with the cash after you took the every time you took the hundred out? Destiny admitted to taking about $100 zero cents directly from the cash register several times, justifying it as helping her sick grandmother and taking care of household expenses. >> Be nice to kind of treat her. >> It wasn't a treat. She was just sick. >> She's sick. So, you're helping pay for medical bills or something or is there anything else that you can remember about when you took these took the $100 at a time? Were you taking them? Let's Let's focus on the money now. Were you taking like 20s or were you taking a $100 bill? So, it was a $100 bill every time. Okay. And you said it's up to 2,000. You took over $2,000. I know this is hard for you, Destiny, but I I need a verbal. Okay. Or headshake or something. >> Okay. >> New message. >> Is there anything that you want to add what you told me? >> And was it Let me ask you this. When you were taking the money from the tills, was it only at the cashiers area? Did you go to any other tills and take them or >> It was just But where the department I work in. >> So just had customer service then? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Can I ask Can I ask her a question? >> Absolutely. Okay. So, we just talked a few minutes ago, right? We talked about taking the cash from the registers, but it was more than $100 each time, right? So, last night we you talked about yesterday what you took from the registers, right? Was over $1,000, right? >> That you took out of it. Do you remember what the fir the first time you did it, do you remember what the total amount was that you took out? What do you remember any at any time how much you took out every time you went to the till? >> Usually two >> two to four. So we're talking couple hundred every time we took money out from the cashiers. Okay. >> So in our discussion, we all we talked about the dollar amount, right? And she wrote a written statement of $3,000, right? Okay. That's important to tell you. >> Do we have any of this money? Did it go into your bank account? Anything like that? You just kept all the cash. >> Do you still have any of that cash left? Anything that you've taken from Home Depot, you spent all of it. >> She started out with $2,000. Then it increased a few hundred at a time, sometimes thousands. Police suspect she was hiding more than she was admitting. um we have, you know, just a packet for you that CIT puts together. So once we get um two or three hits on this, we're send investigation team. >> They go in, they pull all the video, they pull everything that they need, and they send me a pack. And then we go in and we um investigate it a little bit more. >> So she is young. Um she was 19, >> so she's not a minor. Um do you do the diversion program >> uh for stuff like this? No. >> Okay. This is this is a felony amount. I'll be honest. >> That's what I thought. >> She's going to probably leave in handcuffs. >> That's what she should leave. >> Yeah. Absolutely. No, that's what happens when you steal cash from your business. >> Okay. So, about I'd say a week and a half ago, I received an email from the central investigation team in regard to Destiny. We had cash shortages. Um competit, you know, every other day we had cash shortages. So once they did their investigation, they determined that Destiny could be seen, clearly be seen um on camera popping open the register with a cash boy and removing cash placing it in her friend's pocket. We sat down with her, discussed exactly what happened. She admitted to taking $3,000 worth of money from the registers, stated it was for her grandmother. Um she's written a statement. Um I've written I have a statement and so does um the other witness. >> And to your knowledge, she's been taking large sums of cash. Yes. Cash every time. >> Yes, sir. Yesterday we had a $1,200 shortage. >> Video and internal report show Destiny repeatedly withdrawing money outside of the transaction, taking $1,800 just the other day. Enough to constitute grand theft. And it's not over yet. >> It seems like at least five different days. Okay. You were seen on camera taking multiple plethora of money from the tills. Okay. And I'm just I need to get an exact dollar amount. And someone who takes cash, they go home and count it. Okay? I know you went home and counted it. That's there's no ifands or buts about that because you just didn't take the money and then go, "Oh, I'm just going to spend this." So, I need you with your to the best of your knowledge to just give me the best estimated number of how much money that you took. How much? >> Three. >> Because from what I'm seeing, we're talking more than that. >> We al loan yesterday, you took about $1,800. Okay. I think you know that. Are you sure? You're 100% sure you did not take over $5,000? I'm I'm pretty sure. >> Okay. I'm not trying to push it, but >> but you know I you know that I know the you know the amount. Okay. I know that kind of sound a little bit confusing, >> but >> I know you know the amount of money that you took. It might not be to the exact dollar, but >> So we're we're talking about five you took over up to $5,000. >> Is that correct? >> You want to amend your statement and add five in there instead? Yeah, it's fine. I know you're not going to know the exact dates, but do you remember like what day of the week it was when you did it at least or anything like that? >> No. >> No, just whenever you were working. >> Not every shift. >> Not every shift, >> but just when you when you thought the clo the coast was clear, you were able to get into the till without anyone seeing. So, if you haven't figured it out already, you are going to be placed under arrest. Okay. So, we are going to head down to the jail. We will be able to bond out. Okay. >> She was charged with grand theft in the amount of $5,000. >> Stop touching me. >> Now you're going to jail. >> I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> Not. >> Here's the thing. You cannot put your hands on the officers. >> I never did. >> You can't touch. >> Stop. one punch to the police and instantly everything falls apart. Uh, >> hold on. Inside you need. >> You thought she could get away with it, but the law doesn't let her off. A woman carelessly parked her car in front of a fire hydrant in a restricted area, but unexpectedly, this simple document check opened up a series of legal tragedies. Stop touching me. >> Now you're going to jail. >> I'm not. >> There you are. >> Hold on. Did you fight me? >> I didn't. You punched me into >> When police asked, "Why don't you have a driving license?" She replied, "I'm just buying shoes." But they discovered something much more serious. >> Hey, come on out. >> My car? >> Yeah. You, Officer Ranger, Katu Shar, please. You got your driver's license? >> Okay. >> You live You work but you got you got a car. You got a >> You just kept on >> You live in Iowa. >> I don't live in Iowa. I live in Chicago. Today my birthday. >> Okay, that's fine. Your car's getting to >> You got a picture. Let me get >> No, it's my boyfriend. I just drove down here to get me some shoes. >> Gotcha. Stop. Step over there. >> Let me see the keys to the car, please. >> Okay. >> Wait. What are you doing? >> I'm getting my ID out the purse right there. >> Why don't you give the officer your name and birthday? >> I'm going to explain I'm going to explain to you what she >> What happened? The car is wanted. >> Would you hold on? >> Would you please get your license? >> My birthday was just yesterday. >> We don't. This is an ID. Where's your driver's license? >> Who? I don't have it. >> So, why are you driving? >> I just was around the corner. I've been driving this car for two days. I'm telling you the truth. >> I'm telling you the truth. I just rode right here to get my shoes. >> Jasmine. >> Yes. Hey, what happened? >> Well, you're illegally parked. You're parked in front of a fire hydrant. >> Fired. Yeah, you can't be doing that. >> Okay, I'm sorry. >> Okay, >> brave, give me your ID. I'll run her make clear if it warrants and we're good. >> See, hold on to this. Okay, just hold on to that for now. >> She screamed. I did nothing wrong. Then suddenly lunged at the officer. Seconds later, everything was out of control. >> Come here. >> I'M OVER HERE. I KNOW I'VE HAD ENOUGH. >> Stop touching me. Now >> you're going TO JAIL. >> I'M NOT. There you are. Hold on. You fight me. >> I didn't push you into your arm. >> Here you go. >> I'm going to go get my ID. >> I'm going to change you. >> I don't have >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Hold the air. >> Okay. >> Hold the air. Hold it. >> No, we're not. >> Get her in cops. >> I know. I I'm trying to >> She's fighting with us. >> I didn't. >> I didn't. I tried to go get the ID. did behind the camera. Are you kidding me? >> What a subject. >> I was going to get the ID. You scammed me. You talking about don't go get no ID, bro. >> I got her. >> Come over here. Stand right here. >> Unbutton my shirt. >> Stand right here. >> Stand right here. >> I didn't do nothing to you. >> Stand right here. >> He pushed my head into you. >> Okay. What I'm going to do? Okay. I'm going to take you to the car. Okay. We got body cameras. Can you burn my shirt off? >> I I don't want to touch your shirt. I'm going to get a female over. >> Can you pull me? Just pull it close. >> No, no, no, no. We're not going to do that. Come on over here so we can get in the car. Okay. >> He's She trying to fight me. >> Have a seat, sweetheart. Thank you. I appreciate it. She's fine. She's fine. She's fine. She's fine. >> Yeah. Proactive warrant. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say cany be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney only provided to you at no cost to you, you have the right to have this lawyer with you while you are being questioned. When read Miranda, she insisted, "I didn't hit anyone, but the body cam recorded it all. >> You have a right not to make any statements nor answer any questions. You're being charged with aggravated battery. Thank you. Right. >> She get me. >> Yeah. >> Give me the phone. >> Stay right here. The police. That's my sister. >> Carol, you're in custody. You don't get You don't get to use your phone. >> God forbid someone shows up here, too. >> Yeah. What happened? >> A toe turned into that. >> I just got it. I was doing knocking out paper. Thanks, Brad. >> Hey, >> yeah, she tried fighting us. >> So, I'm going to I'm going to transport. She's got Hold on. >> I tried to run out and he pushed me into his arm when they grabbed me. I never bit you. I never bit you. >> Okay. This is why we have body cameras. All right. >> Yeah, I'm fine. Well, we got body cameras. That's You get >> You need medical attention. So it's non expeditable. >> What? >> It's non expeditable. >> I didn't do anything. >> So it Oh, this is great. >> 4 stop at the 283. >> She's parked in a tow zone at a fire. >> Handcuffed, charged with assault, and driving while suspended. She could only say, "I was just going to buy shoes for my birthday." >> Why are we I've never none of us have ever written this idea. >> You don't know. >> If she would be blocking, you know, but yeah, about this, you know, I would just like >> Yeah, sure. I want you to reveal it. >> I'm asking. >> I I like >> Yeah, we're gonna do you. >> Hey, Ray, you put the window down. >> Ray, >> put the window down. >> Why? What's up? >> I'm going to ask you why she ran. Can you just I just >> Y'all scared me. I'm trying to You told me, but I just you was going to go get >> I want to know why you ran away. Because I was going to get proof that I you >> Miss you ran away and you ran away because I scared you? >> Yes. >> Did you know you had this warrant, right? >> From real county. I've been through that. >> Okay. >> I was nothing to that. >> So, how did you get here? You drove? >> I just drove from my house. Yesterday was my birthday. I only came down here tonight to grab some shoes. I was going to go back home. I wish I just moved. I don't even drive that car. I drove it today. Well, who? >> I never drove that before. >> Who Who owns that car? >> My boyfriend. >> Did you know your driver's license was suspended? >> Okay. >> Not only was the woman arrested on an existing warrant, but she was also charged with new crimes, including aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting a law enforcement officer, driving on a suspended license. Next, a woman in a minikrt is causing chaos at a bar. But when the police show up, things really start to get messy. >> Not. >> Here's the thing. You cannot put your hands on the officers. >> I never did. >> Stop. >> Stop. My eyes. You hurt me. >> He shouted, "I did nothing wrong." right before the handcuffs were fastened. What happened in those chaotic seconds? >> They want you gone, so you got to go. >> What? >> Okay. Okay. Well, it doesn't matter what your name is at this point. >> It's time for you to go. >> Now you know. >> It's time for you to go. >> Are you going to leave or are you going to get arrested for trespass? It's your choice. >> We're going to walk out, >> but we're not leaving. >> Yeah, you will be. You will be leaving. >> Leave the the premise. >> No, you will be leaving the property is what you'll be doing. >> You got too many things going on here. >> So, you will be going. Yes. You come back and they say they they want you back. >> Certain ma'am say you don't want. >> Yeah, it's very simple. They don't want you here. The bar don't touch me. The bar does not want you here. >> The bar does not want you here. If you'd like, we'll give you a ride. >> I said, "What's the circumstances?" >> The bar called I want to know what the circumstances. >> I've explained it to you like five times. >> You just said they didn't want me here. What's the circumstance? >> Because you >> I am right. because you're too intoxicated and you know >> the bar has the right to leave have anybody removed that they want removed. >> So it's time to go. >> Oh [ __ ] Okay. Listen. >> What is the circumstances? >> The circumstances if they want you to leave. So it's time to go. >> Okay. What is it? >> Are you going to leave or not? >> I just want to know what it is. >> See if they want to charge you. >> I want to know. >> This way outside. No, you're not. >> Go outside. >> Go outside. Go outside. >> Go outside. >> Amid the screams and tears, an accusation rang out. You're trying to hurt me, but the body cam told a different story. >> Just go outside. >> Go outside. >> Don't push me around. >> I'm not pushing you. I'm standing here. >> Outside. >> Excuse me. >> Go outside. >> Do not. >> Here's the thing. You cannot put your hands on the officers. >> I never did. Now you are. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> I never did nothing wrong. Stop doing that. >> Okay, that's inappropriate. >> Put your hands right back. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Criminal trespass. Refusing to leave an establishment. >> Battery officer for pushing off. >> I never touched nobody. >> I >> You just pushed me on body camera. >> I No, I didn't. >> Let go of your purse so you can walk like a normal person. Jesus Christ. You're acting like a child. >> Yes, you are. >> It's Megan. I can positively identify her. >> I am. >> Nope. >> I have mental issues. >> Can you please stop? >> Stop pulling away for one. >> Don't hurt me. >> Hold on. >> You're hurting me. >> We're not trying. >> Yes, you are. >> We're not trying to hurt you. >> I'm going to fight. I'm going to fight this. Get in the car. >> Stop. >> Stop hurting me. >> Then stop pulling away. >> You are hurting me. >> Stop pulling away. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop picking >> my kid. You're hurting me. You >> sit up like a normal person. >> You wouldn't let me move. You're purposely hurting me. We gave you multiple warnings, Megan. >> We told you multiple times. >> I'll go around. Hold on. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes, we did. >> Oh, we told you multiple times. >> Multiple times. >> All on body cam. >> No, I said what? What? Oh, body cam. My ass. >> And what was your presumption? >> Did you ever move? >> And what was your thing? >> They wanted We've explained it to you several times. >> Oh, no you didn't. >> Megan, here. >> I said, let me explain it to you. Very simple. The bar to appellet court. Guess what? I'm going to bring it to appellet court with what you did to me >> just like your like you let my ex get away with doing what? >> From arguing to challenging the system, she took the police to court of appeal and began to expose the entire town. >> Hey, they do want her barred. So, >> okay. >> Hey, get the video, too. >> You let my kids get hurt. >> Okay. I know Megan. I don't even know who you are, Megan. Yeah, [ __ ] >> I can't sleep >> and no one's helping. >> Well, it's not helping them doing what you're doing today, man. >> Oh, yeah. >> All you had to do is sleep. We offered you a ride home. >> I worked hard. >> At the point you push an officer, that's why you get arrested. Okay. >> So, >> and I knew that you had a little creek. >> She right there. >> I saw her. You know what's sad is that this town is all about Vanderstick and the other guy. >> Okay. >> And that's okay, but take us to a pellet court. That's 20 grand and my family's going. >> Go ahead. >> Let's go. >> You have kids or anything? I'll make sure. >> Do you have Do you have kids at home alone or >> make sure knows exactly how youed yourself? >> Everything's body. Go ahead, >> Carpenter. Do you have any kids at home that are alone? >> And what's your name? >> Sergeant Mix. Is there any kids at home alone? >> We need to figure this out. >> Good. Megan, is there any children home alone? >> Megan, real quick, do you have any kids at home? Is anybody home by themselves that we need to worry about? Okay, >> I need you to answer my question. I can understand you. Okay. I feel like you've had a little too much to drink tonight, >> but we just want we want to make sure nobody's at home. was not that I could walk home if I want to. >> Where do you live? Where do you live at? >> I could walk home from here. >> So, why am I being arrested is what I want to know. I am not answering no more question. I want to know why I'm being arrested is what I want to know. >> You pushed an officer. >> A friend claims to have seen it all. And the truth leaves Megan with no way out. So, who is the real victim? >> Oh, after they came in. >> Yeah, they're about to come in. >> I never push no one. Let's >> I want video camera. >> Push you pushed me right in the chest. >> I want a video camera. >> Hey. Uh >> oh, he's another one that >> M. This is a serious question. Okay, Megan, I'm going to keep talking over you. Your car is here. The owner is requesting your keys so you can move it or they're going to tow it. >> Do you want to give the owners your keys so they can move your >> Just move it back there or >> or do you want to have it towed? >> Either way, you're going to jail. >> Why am I going to jail? >> I agree peace officer. >> I didn't hurt you. >> You didn't hurt me, but you pushed me. I didn't touch you. >> I pushed you. >> Yes. Right here. >> Okay. Let I want to see the film on that. >> Megan, >> are you going to allow them to move your car back or No, >> they if they want to, they can. >> Is it okay that I give >> are the keys to your purse? >> Can I get them and give them to the bar? >> Uh the friend that she was trying to like walk out with. She said she saw that uh she started resisting and she saw her push you and she uh she's like, I want no part of that and I walked away. You pushed me. >> I didn't I I didn't even show me the camera. >> It'll be available in Discovery. >> Oh, I said don't touch me is what I said. >> I didn't do anything. I stood there >> and after being abused. That is very Oh, I pushed you to where you fell over. And how many pounds are you bigger than me? >> I didn't fall over. I told you to leave numerous times. >> How much bigger are you than me? >> I don't know. >> Much bigger than me. >> Okay. So, you want to play games? >> No, I'm not playing games. This is serious. >> Play sides. >> This is real life. >> You want to play sides? >> Not playing sides. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> In Illinois, aggravated assault on a police officer can be charged as a class one felony with a sentence of dilde for 15 years in prison and slash or a fine of up to $25,000. Megan was charged with three counts. criminal trespass to property, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting a law enforcement officer. The case will be referred to the prosecutor's office for formal prosecution, and she will face serious consequences. It would have been so easy to just