In today's episode, >> because like why am I still sitting here? >> I just explained it to you. >> You want to get loud? I'll get loud. >> We will investigate cases where teen bullies crossed every line. >> You always look up my ass all the time over and over and over cuz they like it. It's gay mother. >> I never did anything. I just bumped her >> and ended up in jail because of their bad behavior. >> Just transport. >> I'm done. You guys are all pieces of [ __ ] >> First, you'll meet Allah, who is well known to the police. This time, the police were called because she allegedly broke a window on someone's vehicle during an argument with her child's father. The officer who knows her tried to question her calmly, but Allah had other plans. Somebody here. >> Just back up. Back up. Back up. Go back there. I'll talk to you guys in a second. Okay. >> You better get my room. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> I'm pregnant. >> Oh, Jesus. >> Can you like Can you please come to my window, please? Please, sir. >> Why is it always something with you, Ala? >> I don't know, bro. I don't know, bro. I don't know. >> I'm not your bro. We've been over this. >> I apologize. Shut up and get in the car. Holla, >> bro. >> Shut your door. >> Shut your car door. >> Is your car in park? >> Yes. >> Can you just wait here for a minute? So, who here is messing with Ava? >> No. She You see my windshield? She broke that. >> She broke your windshield. >> Why'd she do that? >> Uh because she's she's delusional. >> She She thought she think I was doing something with her. This is my cousin's girlfriend. >> Are you and I together? No, she she pregnant. >> Okay. >> She's still living at her mom's >> with Huda. >> I'm leaving. >> No, you're not. >> No. No. >> No, you're not. >> Okay. Well, I got to go. You can come talk to me or I got to go. I'm not being arrested. I'm not being detained. So, I have all my >> Give me my money. Give me my money. You're not getting >> Give me my money. >> I don't know. You and I'm not trying to tell you what to Okay, I apologize. I'll sit here and listen to you. >> I understand. I admit my >> Get out of the car and let's talk. >> I don't want to get out of the car. Can we just talk like this? >> Get out of the car and let's talk. >> You were already out of the car screaming and yelling at me, >> right? It I'm not going to say it doesn't matter. >> I'm just trying to get the out of here. >> How'd the window get broken? >> I don't know. The the right there in the gray jogging suit. >> Okay, don't say that again. >> I'm sorry. The guy in the gray jogging suit is my baby dad. >> Yep. >> Okay. I don't know. Nobody else than the guy in the black one, he's the brother. I don't know nobody else over there. >> Okay. >> Okay. And I wasn't over here. I was with her. We were at the grocery store. I've been with her son. I left my baby dad's house yesterday night. >> He dropped me off. I have messages. >> I don't need all that. How'd the window get broken? >> I I don't know her. I have no idea. >> Why is every single one of them saying you broke the window? >> No one was over there. Duh. They're going to team up against me. >> So when I go watch this video, cuz apparently one of the neighbors says video so I can watch it. >> Watch the video. Watch the video, sir. Since witnesses claimed that Allah broke the window but didn't see her personally, video footage could be crucial evidence. In that case, Allah could be charged with criminal damage or criminal mischief. The officer needs to finish the investigation, but the enraged girl will make it very difficult for him. >> You're not going to be >> I'm not trying to be like that. >> Why? Why is it like this every time I deal with you? >> Because, bro, I'm not your bro. >> I'm a individual if that's what you call it. >> Well, you can't stay out of trouble. >> Yes, I can. I've been out of trouble >> since since I turned 18. My record's clean. I have not been in trouble. So, >> but you're always dealt up in drama. >> It's bull. You're always dealt up in some [ __ ] >> I know. Trust me. I'm not trying to use it as an excuse. It's cuz I don't know. I'm not going to make no excuses. >> Paula, stop. Stop. >> No. Because I'm not about to keep on getting blamed for something to go watch the video. Like I'm not about to keep getting blamed for something I didn't do. Period. Point blank. Like >> when has you talking to me this way ever gone your way anywhere? It It doesn't get me nowhere. It doesn't get you anywhere. >> I don't care. Like I don't care. [ __ ] I don't care. Like it's up. I don't care, bro. I should be dead or in jail to be honest, bro. I don't I don't want to be here. Like >> then why do you keep coming back? >> I don't know. >> God, you are such a smart ass. Every time I deal with you, you are such a smart ass. >> Even the times I've helped you, you've been nothing but a smart ass to me. Never mind. I'm not going to say you never help me. All right. >> Yeah, cuz you know that's a lie. >> I know. That's why I stabbed myself. I know. I'm just a disappointment. I don't know why I'm like this. What am I waiting here for? >> They know. They know because right now I'm investigating a possible crime where you broke a window. So, you are not free to go. >> Okay. So, >> and it is a courtesy I have not put you in handcuffs while I investigate this. >> Okay. Okay. Well, what you want to put me in handcuffs? Like, is that what you're saying? >> Why are you always such a >> Because like why am I still sitting here? >> I just explained it to you. >> You want to get loud? I'll get loud. >> I don't care about none of that. I'm used to that. I don't care. >> You're used to it. >> Yes. I don't care >> because you can't stay out of trouble. >> I don't care. >> You think you got it all figured out? >> I don't care. I know I don't. It's the difference. I know. I don't >> car. Get out of the car. Alla, get out of the car. I'm dragging you out. I get out the car for >> because you're under arrest. >> Are you being serious right now? >> I'm 100% serious. >> Can I at least call my family and tell them? >> You can call them when you're booked in. >> Are you being serious right now? >> Let's go. >> You're being serious right now. >> Yes. Get out of the car. >> Okay. Yes, sir. But what? >> Get out of the car. I'm dragging you out of the car. >> Take my wallet. Please make sure it gets to my house safe. It has all my money. >> Yes. Can you please make sure my stuff gets to to it safe right here? >> Let's go. Nope. Give me your phone. >> Go ahead. Get off of me. Take this. Get off of me. Like, damn. Huh? Don't drive me. I'mma go. Like, bro. >> No. >> It doesn't matter. >> No, I'm pregnant. Y off of me. Get off of me. Like, get off of me. Really? >> Stop. >> I'm pregnant. >> Then stop fighting us. Ridiculous. All every time. cold. Please put me in cuffs and get off my like that. My stomach is leaning to the right. Please, I'm not trying to be ignorant. >> Sit up. Stay down. This is gettinging ridiculous. Do you understand me? This is gettinging stupid now. You're definitely going to jail. >> Well, I was going regarding off of me, bro. >> Get in the car. God damn, bro. Why? Like really? >> Hi. >> So, your brother lives? >> Yeah, it's my brother that lives there. He's at work. He called me and he was like, "Why are the police walking up to my door?" I'm like, "Probably because they asked earlier if I'd seen anything." I'm like, "Well, my brother's got cameras that face right down here." So, he's at work. He's going to go through it and look and going to send me whatever. >> Okay. >> So, >> all right. Perfect. I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Yep. Good luck. Ala, it gets to the point I have to yell at you because you do not listen to anything I say. >> I can look at >> I cannot have a normal conversation with you ever. >> Can you hear me, sir? >> No, because you're screaming and yelling when I'm trying to talk to you again. This is why it turns into a shouty match between you and I every single time. Every time. Every time. I talked to you till I was blue in the face when you were juvenile. You don't care. You do your own thing. And then when you get in trouble, this is what you do every time. It never changes. >> Okay. Thanks. Thanks. >> 14. >> Can you please do me a favor? >> Who has your daughter? >> My My daughter is with her mom. I need to make sure she gets to my house. >> With Huda? >> No. No, not with Huda. I'm trying to make sure she gets to Huda station. >> Stop yelling at me. >> Would you please? Can you please listen to me, sir? Sir, can you just please come? >> Ala, I have things I have to do first. >> I need to make sure my daughter >> Okay, you need to wait for a moment. Your daughter is safe. You need to wait a moment. >> I just told her mom. >> Ala, this would have been real simple. You'd have got a summon for criminal. >> You'd got Shut up and listen. You'd got a summon for criminal damage and I sent you on your way. But you, in all your wisdom, like you always do, you fight us because you think that's going to go your way. >> It's never going to go my way. >> No, it's not. So, I don't understand why you do it every time. Cuz now you just get more charges. >> I know. I know. >> Now that Ally has finally stopped raging, the police can gather the necessary evidence or at least try because there won't be any evidence. It turns out there is no surveillance footage. Later, the officer will directly ask the woman whose window was broken if she personally saw Allah breaking it, and she will respond that she didn't. This means there's no evidence, and Allah would be free to go except for the fact that she was acting disorderly and resisted the police. Hi. >> Hello. How you doing? >> Do you guys see anything? >> I see drug deals going on 24/7. And that that punk in the gray right there, he's the main guy selling. I get off work at 2:00 in the morning. He's out here dealing drugs all all day long. All night long, he's out here dealing drugs. >> Well, did you see anybody? >> Did you see anybody actually do it? >> No. That's his second girlfriend. And the first girlfriend, she got her back window busted out with a big with a big rock. >> Did you see her throw the bricks, sir? >> No. >> You guys told me over here it was Olive that did it, though. >> Yeah, >> it was her. >> Like, and I'm like, bro, >> it's not about paying this back. It's like, why did you do it in the first place? Like, >> not going to charge you with the criminal damage. How's that sound? >> Are you okay, but we are going to charge you with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. You're lucky you're not being hit with a felony for kicking that female officer in the face. >> I kicked her. >> Yes, you did. And you know you did, Ola. And this and this is ridiculous. >> She it wants to pay it in cash. We don't do that. And so she started recording stuff. >> Touch me. Grab your bag and come over here. Let's go. >> Don't touch me. You're not going to touch me. Grab your bag. Let's go. Well, I don't want to talk to you cuz you're a woman. I want to talk to the man. >> That's fine. Walk. Let's go. >> Get out of here refusing. >> I'm walking, but I don't want that woman to touch me. >> Come on. Let's go outside and talk. Please. >> What happened? >> I'm trying to talk to him about money, right? No. Get the out. >> Hey, can you stop? Please just talk to me. >> That man when I told him not to touch me at all, he was touching. He grabbing my my my jacket. I told him to stop. He's screaming to my face, telling me I had to perform good and that I was going to get fired on the first day. He wasn't going to pay me. Making all these excuses. Yeah, you get a Wisely card, right? >> A what? >> A Wisely card. It's a pay card. >> Okay. >> So, I said, "I can't activate it. I need help activating it." But now the card is gone. So, I'm like, "What can we do?" Like, I need cash. I need something. Please stop getting close to me, woman. >> Yeah, here. >> And that's how this case started. This Burger King employee demanded to be paid in cash. And when she realized that wasn't possible, she started smashing things in the restaurant and insulting everyone around her. The situation got worse when she saw a female police officer. She claimed she couldn't stand women. And during the conversation with the male officer, she repeatedly and aggressively explained her reasons for feeling this way. What do you think you're doing? >> Hey, look. Stop. >> You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Yes, you are. >> Stop. He was hurting me. >> Look. Look. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Stop. >> Here. >> Hold on. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> All right. All right. All right. woman. I hate people like you and your >> copy. Do you want to hold the channel? >> Go ahead. Shoot me. >> I relax. Stop. >> What are you saying? >> Look, I'm going to sit you up. Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I need help. And you got I'm going to help you out. >> [ __ ] get away. You're angry. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. Relax. >> Relax. >> The leg is stuck. >> Look, look. I made her go away. She's gone now. Okay, relax for a second so we can talk to you. Okay. >> I hate that man and I hate that woman who was hurting me. Right. >> I know you do. Okay. >> I keep getting sexually assaulted and they want to stop. >> Okay. Are you going to be good with us, though? >> Okay. I'm glad to hear this. >> She She's gone. Don't even worry about her anymore. Okay. Look, let's stand you back up so we can fix your jacket, fix your book bag, >> and get it off you so we can calm down. Okay. >> Fix your cover. >> He threatened me. I didn't even touch him. >> What you want to do? >> He came at me. >> We'll keep like this. All right. >> He came at me. Please. >> All right. I just showed up here cuz my buddies are ruining. >> Yeah. We're going to we're going to investigate to see see what happened. >> It's too tight still. Please. >> I'm going to fix it. I'm going to fix it. >> Just because I'm smart doesn't mean it has to be so tight. >> I know. I'm going to fix it for you. Okay. You have really really small >> I know, but it's still too tight. It doesn't matter how small I am. I'm a dwarf for God's sake. >> I can fit two fingers in both of these. >> Yes, but it's still tight for me. >> Can you bring your elbows close? >> Oh my god. >> There you go. Just relax. >> It's still too tight. >> What were you doing down here today? >> Trying to get my money situated. He kept screaming at me, threatening me. >> So why am I getting arrested? Like what's happening? >> Oh, yes. You're under arrest >> for what? >> Resisting arrest. >> But she was grabbing me and I told her to stop. >> That doesn't change the fact you can't fight with a police officer. >> I told her to walk away. She >> We're going to go and investigate this as anything we would for whatever's happening here. >> I wouldn't have anybody. >> I understand you. All right. >> I don't want her to look up my ass. She always does. >> Hey, relax for a second. Okay. You always look at my all the time over and over and over cuz they like it. It's gay. It's a gay mother. >> I have to talk to you for a second. Can you stop, please? Look, you're being trespassed from this property. If you come back, you're going to go to jail. Okay, that's all I got to say. As for your last paycheck or whatever, you guys are going to have to sort it out over email, phone. >> No, I'm not getting no money. I'm a slave. >> Thank you, America. I'm a slave. I get no money. I get no no water. Thank you for having those four walls cuz of the women looking at my ass all the time. I hate her. She's a woman. I hate her. She wants to be looking at my >> looking in my mouth over and over and over again. >> She's not doing nothing. >> I told her to back off. She was threatening. >> Let's go take a walk over here. >> I'm not mental health because somebody hurt me. >> What are you doing? Let's go walk over here. Okay. >> It doesn't matter. She put a label on me. Do you not see that? When I told her to back off, she wouldn't back off. >> Can we walk over here? >> Why can't you take that person away? >> Which person? >> The man that was threatening me. >> All I know is I show up here and I hear over the radio that my friends over there are fighting with you. And they shouldn't have to be fighting with anybody if they tell you. >> Yeah, because he threatened to slap me and he was coming towards me. >> The police officer? >> No. >> Then why are you messing with them? >> The strong guy. Because the woman was coming near me and I felt >> Yes. I felt very felt about her. I felt her to just just that I was leaving and that we could talk, but I wanted to talk to the male, not to her. I felt more comfortable with males, not her. >> Did you go and voice that in a calm way that you'd go and speak with him? Did >> you? >> Yes, but she kept coming closer and closer. That's >> go step outside. >> No, I told her, "Let me go outside. Just don't come close to me." >> As a police officer, we've got a job we got to do. And I'm sorry that you don't like what >> Yes, but I want I felt more comfortable with a man. And I told her that that I am being threatened. She could just back off a little. All I did was >> I understand. I'm just telling you. >> Can you just listen just one more time? >> I understand you're reading. >> So, I told her I was being threatened and that I didn't want her to come close to me. That I walk outside, but I wanted to talk to the man because I felt more comfortable talking to him cuz I didn't want a woman to talk to because they're always looking at my all the time. That's what they do. They throw me away all the time and they don't stop. It's clear that the suspect feels she was treated unfairly, but her arguments are unjustified and really weird. The case is straightforward. The suspect will be charged for the damage she caused in the restaurant and resisting arrest. However, before all that, she needs to be searched, which must be done by a female police officer. >> I don't care that I broke anything. I have a right to break something if someone's coming near me. >> Please car for me. >> Shut up, lady. I asked her to back off, that I would do what she wanted, what she asked, but she also has to work with me, too, cuz I told her I felt threatened. >> Did you say this like we're talking right now, or do we say this while you're talking in our outdoor voice? >> Just a little bit louder. Make sure woman touches me. >> I don't know. Everything. >> I don't like women anymore. >> Understand? >> Cuz that's what they do to me. But when a man hurts me, I need a man, not a woman. >> But here's the deal. You're going with them. I just need to search you for their safety. I need to make sure you have no weapons on you. You cannot pull away from me. You cannot resist. Understood. >> It's the process. I understand. No, a female has to do it. Because you are still considered a female on your identification. You are still considered a female legally. So legally legally you put me in solitary confinement for having a name change. I >> always put you in solitary confinement. This is >> I understand your situation. I understand you're changing. Okay. But legally, you are still a female and legally and policy-wise, these men cannot search you. Okay? I understand you do not want me to touch you, but unfortunately, I do need to search you to make sure that my partners are safe in their vehicles. Okay? >> We don't have a choice when it technically you don't have one as we either. >> Yeah. >> We're going to be okay and let her search you. >> Yeah. Just don't look away. >> All right. I'm going to be here. >> Look away. They will be surrounded. >> You have to face the car when she's doing this. So >> So go ahead and turn around for me. President in LA, remember what I told you? I have to search you. >> What's going on now? >> No, I need my county to come get me. I can't stay here. Any other time I ask for the officer that helps, nobody gets him. >> Who is that? Who's that? >> Adam. >> Adam. You know, >> starts with a C. >> Caster. >> Yeah. >> He's not working today. He went on vacation. You guys stay over there for me. All right. Can you stay over there for me? >> Yeah, both of you. I'll I'll we'll talk to you in a second. >> I'm not going back. I don't understand why you won't leave me alone. >> Why I won't? >> Yes. >> I just met you, but you >> I have no freedom. >> What did you >> Is this your mom over here in the blue? >> I was perfectly fine until they took my college away. And of course, you guys keep bringing more and more people. >> Well, we need to make sure traffic stop. >> No, you keep bringing more and more people. You bring Catherine. You got to bring my mom. You bring everyone. I'm tired of >> Hey, I didn't bring anybody. >> I just happen to be driving through. I'm a therapist. >> Okay. Hey, look at me. All right. >> No, because I don't like you guys. I don't like people. I literally get triggered from the cops. >> You called him. Next thing I know, they they mistreat her. This and that. >> I want my mom to bring me back to my county. >> That's your mom in blue, right? >> Yes. You guys keep sending me back there. I do not want to be there. I can't let you stand here on the side of the road and risk having to chase you down. Okay. >> I'm not getting in the car with the bird. I'm telling you that >> you can get in in my car. I'm not going to put any handcuffs on you or anything. >> I'm not getting in that car. That car triggers me. I cannot. >> Okay. So, you'll go get in your mom's car right now. >> You guys are literally making me pissed off. >> All right. >> Now, cops trigger me and you guys are not leaving me alone. >> So, stop yelling. >> No, you're triggering me. >> Since we've run out of options here, we're just going to we're just going to take you. I'm just riding with my mom. I want you guys not to follow. >> We are going to follow. >> Oh, because now cops trigger me. You don't understand that. >> We're going to follow. >> I've been molested by males. I don't trust you guys. >> Okay. Well, we're going to be following you. >> No. No. I trusted y'all. I trusted you. >> It's going back to the No, it's good. >> Haley, stop. jail. Just take me to jail. >> You're not going to jail. >> Now I trusted you. You literally said you would give it to my mom, but you gave it to Catherine. She cannot have my phone. Just take me to jail. I don't give a voice because you gave her my phone. >> Yep. >> Haley, >> no. >> We can talk about it. Let's get >> I want to call my county. She's not letting me call my county. You either close this door right now or you get in my car. >> I want to call my county. You guys cannot refuse that. >> This is Haley and the police caught her escaping from the juvenile center. Again, escaping from a juvenile detention facility can be prosecuted under statutes which deal with escape from custody. So depending on the circumstances, the act of escaping can be classified as a class A misdemeanor or even a class H felony. But since the juvenile justice system emphasizes rehabilitation over punishment, the police usually just locate and return the runaway minor without pressing charges. The police will take her back to the center, and you guessed it, she'll escape again. >> If I have to run and catch you, >> you guys cannot do that. >> I can't do that. >> No, you can't. I >> can. And I'm I'm going to We explained this already. >> No, you didn't. Stop. >> We told you. >> Please get off of me. >> We told you. >> Please. I told you guys. I do not trust you. >> No. >> No. You put us in this position. >> No. You guys took my phone. You broke it >> right now. You're not listening to anything at all >> because you guys are triggering me. >> Sit down. >> Have a seat in. >> Sit down in the car. >> Have a seat. >> Put your seat in the car. I told you my I wanted to talk to Tagger or Officer Fields. >> Yep. That's not an option. Put your feet in the car. >> Please. >> He's going to pull you through if you don't put your feet in the car. >> You guys are flashing me back. >> Put your feet in the car. >> Please. You guys are literally bringing me back. Please. You guys are >> Stop. Please let me out. Please. I can't breathe. No, I can't breathe. Please stop. Please let me out. Please. >> Everybody is capable of taking a breath. >> No, because you guys are just making me look like a fool in front of the house that is watching me. No, my best friend is in the house next door watching me. >> Then why are you acting like this? >> Why are you acting this way? >> Because I need out. You guys triggered me. >> We will let you out if you start acting better and calming down. No, I am going through a flashback and you're keeping me in this car. I can't. I have PTSD. >> This wouldn't have happened if you would have listened instead of tipping off. >> Please let me out of these cubs. Please let me out of >> You caused this. You >> please. And we tried everything so far obviously, but a lot of times with the way unruly juveniles are runaways, this has to be the parent or whoever has guardianship of her has to go to the juvenile court and file charges. >> Please, please let me out. Let me out. >> She started working and talking to boys. She went through three boys in like three weeks. That's always the problem. >> She's She loses her mind over guys. >> And what what breaks my >> It's actually not the boys. It's She's the one with the problem. >> You ready to listen what I have to say? >> Yeah. >> How'd you do that? You get your feet through there. >> That's not Don't worry, I'm not doing anything. >> I know. I'm just saying that's pretty impressive for looking for a place to put you in a juvenile jail. >> So, you're going to go in there and you're going to be good? >> Yes. >> You know, if you run away again, you'll we will have zero options, right? Are you going to behave yourself? >> Yeah. >> She wants to use the phone first to call her boyfriend. I told her no. >> They refused my phone call. That's one thing that I need. >> Who are we going to call? >> Jonathan. He needs to know. Jonathan is Who's Jonathan for you? >> My boyfriend. He's the only person that understands. He's been there my whole life. >> I know. >> They took a job away from me. Something that was helping me. >> What do you mean they took it away? >> I can't work. >> Where were you working at? >> Arby's. I physically can't do this. >> Did they give you a reason why? >> Because they were unprofessional. I can't. Cuz who with Arby's? >> Yes. I can't stay here. I can't. I need to call my dad. Catherine, please. >> Water meds. >> Catherine, please. Let me call my dad. >> There's no negotiating. You're not even in a position to negotiate. >> I need to call my dad. I'll come back in. I'll go in. Lucy, please. Lucy, >> your mom is standing right here. >> Are you Are you done negotiating? Cuz I don't I don't have time for this. >> Lucy, please. >> You going to do what you're told? Please, Lucy. >> I need to talk to Lucy. Please, >> I'm going. >> I'm going. Please let go of me. >> You're going to go to jail. >> No, I'm going. Please let go. >> So, you're going to follow their rules? >> Please. >> We're done negotiating, right? >> Yes, I am. Please let go of me. >> Okay. This is the last time I take this off of you. Next time it goes on, it stays on. You understand? >> Don't take my shoes. >> Please don't take my shoes. Haley, please do it. >> Put your arms out. >> Put your arms out. >> Give me a second to breathe. Please. >> You've had many seconds. >> Consequences. Why do you guys even try? >> Can I give her a hug? >> Sure. Give her a hug. There you go. >> Where's my gun? Do you have it? >> It'll be okay. >> All right, let's go. >> Catherine's going to get on your phone. Come on, let's go. >> Can we say our prayer? >> I guess not. >> Go inside. >> I'm not showering. >> How do we shower? >> Stop. >> Because that is protocol. >> They wouldn't let me say my prayer. I'm giving up. >> Okay. >> They have gave you options to do this, that, and everything else. And you're being really >> You guys won't let me call my dad. That's on my phone call list. I get one more phone call if I'm ready. >> But no, you're actually able. >> Didn't I just say we're done negotiating? >> If I'm going to jail, I'll call my dad. >> You're still negotiating. Then get in there now. We're done negotiating. >> Okay, >> this is They are not coming off again. You understand? >> Turn around. Watch the table. >> All right. >> You don't get to talk to anybody. You're done. >> No. >> No, >> I'm not. You're giving up my mom. You're taking my mom from me. Mom. Mom. Please, Catherine. >> My mom. >> You should have thought about that before you started acting this way. Stop. >> No. I want to die. You're not listening to me. I want to die. >> We often hear this during arrests as it's one of the tactics criminals use to avoid going to jail. However, police officers must carefully consider such statements. If a suspect claims they might harm themselves and officers believe there's a real risk, the suspect will first be taken to a hospital for evaluation and a mental health assessment. In this case, Haley will be taken directly to jail. I want to die. I can't breathe. >> Stop. >> No. I You're not listening to me. I want >> You're going to go to the hospital. >> Yeah. I want to die. >> Okay. >> I want to physically die. You're not listening to me. I want to die. Officer, >> I'm not breaking your thumb. So, stop. >> No. >> Stop. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> No. >> Stop. >> No. I want to die and you're not letting me. >> You're right about that. >> You can just transport. >> I'm done. You guys are all pieces of [ __ ] >> So, are you going to give us any more problems or anything? >> No, sir. >> I have far more faith in you turning your life around than I do with other people that I deal with. >> I don't like to resist cops. I've never resisted. That's the first time I did. >> Why'd you do it? >> I don't know. >> I really don't know. Maybe this will be a lesson for her next time. She was charged with resisting arrest and obstruction of official business. >> How you doing? Go put your stuff down. He already knew your name. Put your stuff down. >> Bye. >> Not a big deal. >> You guys can just help me, you know. >> Okay, that's fine. >> He already knew your name and everything. >> I'm not doing anything. It's not like I'm going to fight you guys. Really? >> I appreciate that. >> You're arresting me. >> Well, you have a warrant. >> That makes no sense. >> I did nothing. >> I did nothing. >> You want to go to the ground? >> I did nothing. You know, >> you want to go to the ground. >> I did nothing. >> Stop. >> You know, I did nothing. >> Stop. >> Quit. >> Didn't let me go. I did nothing. >> Stop. Stop. >> I did nothing. >> I knew she looked familiar. Alexis was already featured in one of our videos for physically assaulting a woman. This time, the police were looking for her because she had a warrant for arrest for assaulting a parole officer, stemming from that first case. Just like during her first arrest, she will deny all her actions and resist the police, which will of course lead to her being arrested using force. >> Stop resisting. >> I tell you how. >> Hey, stop resisting. Wait, Alexis. Alexis, stop. Okay, it's just not going to work. Okay, >> I did nothing. [Applause] >> All right, >> I've already been to jail once. >> Just give me the hand. >> No, I didn't. >> Alexa, stop. >> What is going wrong? >> I literally did nothing wrong. >> Alexa, do you want tase? I don't understand what you want in here. There you go. >> Why are you guys being so hard? >> Sit up on your butt. >> Sit up on your butt. >> You are for no reason. >> We have a We have a warrant on indictment for felonious assault on a pearl >> for what? >> Felonious assault on your parole officer. >> No way. >> I just bumped against her. >> Well, evidently a grand jury disagrees. >> I did nothing. >> Alexis, listen to me. We just fought with you on the ground. They already trespassed me for a damn year. >> Okay. Well, let's figure it out outside instead of making a scene in here in front of all these nice people. >> You guys are just going to take me to jail. >> Well, you said you wanted somewhere to sleep. Come on. >> No, you you are not arresting me. >> Would you like a whole another charge? >> I did nothing. >> We're going to have to carry you out. >> I literally did nothing wrong. >> Okay. Well, if you did nothing, stand up and walk out here. I'll push you on the wheelchair if you're willing to do that. >> No. >> Okay. Well, girl for no reason. >> I am I am going to take a gym. I'm not going to lie to you. So, let's just go. >> No, >> let's go like an adult. >> No. >> This is your last This is your last opportunity. I'm going to drag you out. Let's go. >> No. >> Disorderly conduct. >> Disorderly conduct. >> No, it wasn't assault. I just bumped her. Disorderly conduct obstructing official business. >> That's got to hurt your hands. Come on. >> You guys are arresting me for no goddamn reason. You know, >> right? >> What? >> You guys are arresting me for no reason. >> Now you're just being a child. You're sitting on the floor crying. >> Because you guys >> Because you hit your parole officer. >> I didn't. >> I treated you with respect in there. >> I didn't hit her. I bumped her. Oh, >> okay. I don't care. All right. You ready to walk again? No, I'm not going to jail. >> There you go, you are. I'm giving you a second. >> I did nothing. I did nothing. >> Okay. Well, if they want you gone, you still got to go. >> I know. That's why I want to go to my friend's house. >> She has a felony warrant now. >> You got warrant. >> I never did anything. I just bumped her. >> Well, if you have a warrant, you have a warrant. >> That's it for bumping someone. >> That's still a warrant. I know that hurts your hands when I pull you like that. >> It's still a warrant, no matter how my it was. >> Just take it off real quick. >> No, we can't take cuffs off. >> Ow. Ow. >> And I literally have work tomorrow. >> The sooner you get to the jail, the sooner they put into motion whatever you're supposed to be there for and get you out of there. >> Cuz I assure you, they don't want you in there either. >> Then why are you guys even doing this? >> Because we're required by law. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, we are. Just call my dad. Really? >> Do this. One more thing. >> No. Do not touch me. >> All right. Come on. >> Let's go. >> Really? You going to go dead? >> Just call my dad. >> Are you going to walk? >> Are you going to walk? >> Stop kicking. >> Stop kicking. I know you. >> Give me a hobbler. I got to hop on my car. >> All right, >> you're going. It's just You're going to make this all worse on you now. >> It's embarrassing now. >> How old are you? >> 18. >> Why are you acting this way then? >> Because you guys are doing this for no reason. >> A warrant is a reason. >> I literally just bumped her. >> Do you hear your words coming out of your mouth? You did something. There's a consequence and you can't accept it. >> Anyone? They deemed it was. >> Well, it's not. >> Uh, by the law it is. And you're 18 and you need to learn how to accept that instead of acting like the child you once were. You're on the other side of the age line now. It's time to act different. >> You're not 17 and younger. You don't get to behave this way anymore. >> I don't care. >> She's a >> Just let go. What are you doing? >> Get her legs. >> What the are you doing? What the are you doing? >> Get that leg. >> Why do you guys hate me so much? >> I don't care. Why do you guys hate me so much? >> I don't hate you. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> You do. I really don't. >> You do. Or else you wouldn't be doing this. >> And you would have called my dad by now. >> Yeah. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. >> I I know all this already. >> My question to you, would you like to answer my questions now? >> Not really. >> Not really. >> Cuz I know all this is >> I would rather die. [Music] Hi there. >> Is that your name? All right. Well, I'm officer Tate with the St. Petersburg Police Department. I have nothing to do with the crash here. I'm here to investigate a possible criminal DUI. All right. Do you mind stepping out of the vehicle for me real quick? Oh, did you fall? Are you okay? >> Okay. All right. You feeling Come right on over here for me. >> Just watch the cars. >> Can I check your eyes? >> Okay. Do you have any contacts in? Yeah. >> Are they hard or soft? >> They're soft. >> Okay, perfect. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. So, you can see this green light here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Perfect. So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going just have you stand there. >> Yeah. >> Take the light back and forth a bunch of times. Just follow with your eyes and your eyes only for me. Okay. >> Keep your head straight for me. Can you just straighten out? Awesome. Can you put it in the middle? There we go. >> Keep your head straight. So, keep your head like pointed at me, but just look with your eyes. Okay. Does that make sense? >> There you go. So, keep your head straight. Stupid. In case you were wondering what's the catch with this case, you've just received a hint. The police initially responded to a minor traffic accident, but they soon suspected that the driver was under the influence. When they began conducting field sobriety tests, she literally switched gears in seconds, going from a polite young woman to an entitled Karen who intensely insulted the police officers. Are you able to keep your head straight? Do you understand what get what I'm saying with that? like keep you like your face pointed at me, but just look like left and right with your eyes. Okay, >> just making a hard time for you, baby. >> Here we go. Keep following it. Going to go back and forth a bunch of times, right? >> Just keep your head straight for me. Can you keep your head straight for me? Do you understand what I'm saying with that? Am I being clear? If I'm not, let me know. I'll give you a different direction. >> Okay. I can speak it a different language if you want. >> No, seriously. Tell me a different language I don't know. >> Tell me something I don't know. >> Do you mind if I bring you right over here? Just so we're not in the middle of the road over here. >> I don't do Okay, come on over here for me. >> Ready? >> Okay. >> Ready? >> He's just asking if I was ready. So, >> are you ready? >> I'm ready. Are you ready? >> Are you ready? >> No. I want to make sure you do understand. >> What do you have? >> And would you say you're male or female? I have to ask. >> Don't. >> That's a serious question. Are you male or female? Don't ask me that. >> Would you? Are you a male or female? >> Both. >> What does your driver's license say? >> I can give you my license. My >> I'm just asking you. >> I don't know, but I can ask you. >> Okay. Well, I guess I can look. Um, would you say you're white, black, Hispanic, other? >> Both. All three. Okay. >> Matter of fact. >> What's your point? >> Uh, how tall are you? >> 51. What's your point? >> How much would you say you weigh? >> 110. What's your point? >> Why you yelling, Maria? There's no reason. >> What's your point? It's not even yelling. Baby, I can tell you what yelling is. >> What's your social security number? Do you know? >> And what's your address? >> I hope to see you there. >> What's your phone number? 239. >> Give it to me. >> We can do this in a minute. >> I'm in the middle of an investigation. >> I'm in the middle of a Give me your name, [ __ ] Can keep a name. It's >> Officer Tman. I told you that when we started this. >> I need the print. >> I'll give it to you here in a minute. Uh, >> are you sick or injured today? Are you sick or injured? >> Do you have any physical defects? >> Are you a diabetic? >> Are you epileptic? I need to make sure you're medically okay. Are you having any issues right now? >> Would you are you seeing a doctor or dentist? Are you taking any medications? Would you say your overall health is good, fair, or poor? You say your overall health is good, fair, or poor? >> So, I have a couple tests I'd like for you to participate in if you would like to. Do you want to participate in them? >> Okay. Two. Three. Hold on. Wait. Not yet. Not yet. You got to wait. Hang on. I need to finish the instructions for you. I'm sorry. Did I Did I miss the steps? >> Um, I didn't finish the instructions. You don't >> know that. But did I did I did I steps? >> What? Do you want me to give you all the instructions? >> I'm asking you questions. Did I step? >> You don't need I heard you. You don't need to yell. >> Did I up the steps though? >> Uhhuh. >> And when I tell you to start, you'll pick either foot. You'll pick that foot up 6 in off the ground. I want you to Not yet. Hold on. >> Okay. >> I want you to Hey, bro. Hurry. Five. Six. >> Can you look at your toe for me? Look at your toe. >> Eight. >> Look at your toe for me. >> 10. What's your point, bro? 11. >> Sorry. Hold on. 11 12 13 14 >> Okay, you can go and stop. 15 16 >> Okay, come on over here for me real quick. All right, Marie, go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. You're being placed under arrest for diving under the influence. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her with you while you're being questioned. If you can afford to hire a lawyer, one will be a point of uh you can decide at any time these rights and questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand each of these rights as I explained them to you? Do you understand those rights? >> Does you want to talk to us? >> Is that a no? >> If this wasn't strange, then I don't know what is. Maria was charged with DUI. [Music]