On September 18th, 2022, police were called about a daughter refusing to leave her father's car. >> Okay. >> Get out and I get my car back, please. >> Why isn't she getting out? >> I don't know. She's got a lot of problems in life and can't seem to solve them. So, I offered to give her a ride and now This is my dad and I think he's uh >> I don't know exactly what's going on, but he has the key to the car. So, I'm just waiting on him to get out of the building. >> You're waiting on him to what? >> To get out of the building to come drive the car. >> Um he just parked us here, so I don't know. >> Yeah, but you you know, he doesn't have to drive you anywhere, but it's his car. He doesn't have to take you anywhere if he doesn't want to. >> I understand. Well, he already took me here, so I'm in the car. I'd like to, you know, go back to my house whenever he's ready, basically. So, I'm just sitting in the car. >> Okay. But do you realize that if he doesn't want to take you, you have to get out cuz it's his car. It's his property. >> I don't think so. I think >> I'm letting you know, >> but that's how that works. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to be sitting here. >> So, whenever he's ready. He doesn't want to drive. You don't want to drive her home? >> Oh, I do not. >> I think he might be having some sort of like like early dementia or something, but he's not acting like himself. Um, we were just going to go to Starbucks and then he said that he had to go and I can't remember. He said he needed to take a package somewhere. >> He had me bring her down here. I I got her a couple of gift cards because she doesn't have a job. >> He did. He Well, he just got me a gift card. >> Supposed to be in a rehab facility, but somehow managed to get kicked out of it and showed up back at the apartment. So, I felt sorry for her. My mistake. Gave her more money. Gave her more things to do. Took her here so she could get food. Not only did she not get food, she refused to get out of the car. And now she refused to get out of it at all. trying to spend the day with them. >> Go out and run errands. We're just trying to run errands. >> Um, you said she was evicted from the apartment. Does she not? So, that's not where she lives anymore. >> I still live there. >> She is in the process of eviction. I don't think they've got a final order for it yet. >> Okay. >> So, she can still be there um where I live normally. >> I'm not trying to live in this car. You know what I mean? So, >> yeah. But you're not trying to get out of this car right now. You're a law. This is not your car. So you're trespassing. >> So I go on Ubers Ubers >> with the permission of the person. He does not want you in his car. You're trespassing >> in his and Okay. So we can play this game, but you're going to get arrested. I mean that's literally how it's going to be or you could just step out of the car. Like I'm not trying to be mean to you, but I'm trying to explain something to you and you're not really willing to listen. >> Um you explained it to me, but I would like to shut my door down. >> I'm not doing that. It's not your door. It's not your car. >> Okay, I'll just ignore that. Just get out, Alex. You're making a show. >> I'm not trying to >> I'm not trying to make a show out of it. It's just like it's frustrating. >> You see the problem? I didn't want to touch her at this point because >> No, I understand. I mean, it's definitely your car and you want her out of the car. I'm sad. >> I shouldn't have agreed to do it. She's had longing this bad behavior and it's my fault. I I enabled one more time. So, it's not your trespass. You got to get 52. >> I think there's misunderstanding. I think something's going on with my dad because he's not acting like himself. >> No, he's acting pretty normal to me. >> No, I think he's acting like >> on a 2021 registered attraction. >> Maybe like he has early onset like dementia, Alzheimer. No, no, you guys are right here. I'm fine. I'm not stepping out. Um, and I feel like usually you ask people not to step out of the car. >> But why won't you get out? Why don't you want to get out? >> Um, it's on principal at this point. Uh, but >> but you understand that you're probably going to end up going to jail then, right? >> You do know that usually, like if you pulled me over on a highway, we'd both have to pull over, park together. >> We're not doing that. >> And I would not be allowed out of my vehicle. In fact, you'd say, "Roll down the window and please present your papers to me." That's what you would say. And I would give >> But I may sometimes I also ask a lot of people out of the car, too. >> Okay. Well, this is a >> But your dad wants you out of the car. It doesn't feel like um a very real situation like and it doesn't feel like we're bothering anyone. >> So, do you want to press charges for trespassing? >> I do. >> I mean, you can't just press charges like that. You can >> do you want to get out of the car or not? >> Um don't you guys have anything better to do today? >> We actually do. >> Yeah. Like, so I don't know why you guys around in your cars. >> I don't want to take a ride to the jail. >> I would love to ride. >> You know what? I love riding around places. I love going on errands. I love driving. Love all of it. >> This is going to be one of those situations on when you go down to the jail, people are like, "What are you in for?" And you say, "Cuz I wouldn't get out of the car." People are going to be like, "That's a stupid reason to go to jail." >> I mean, really, there's really not a really good reason to go to jail, but that's really stupid. >> Well, it's more stupid of you guys cuz it's just a lot of paperwork and a lot of trouble here, but we we're public servants. We've been called here. >> You're not a servant. >> We've been subbed here. So, we're here to solve a problem. Unfortunately, >> do you have a payroll? >> The problem is that you're in the car. Is to solve the problem. >> I don't think there's not a solution. There isn't a solution. >> The solution is that you step out. Either stand over here. You could sit. There's a bench over here. There's a bench there. There's a bench over there. >> Okay. Yeah. Go ahead and stand out of the car. >> No, I stepped out. It's fine. Please allow me to. >> No, you're not closing the door. So, >> I don't want to shut it on you. I don't want to like >> I can promise you you're not. >> You stop touching this car cuz it's not your car. >> It's not yours either. >> Well, that's okay. >> You're gonna end up. >> Stop. Step on out. I'm just going to pull you out. I mean, at the end of the day, you're going to come out of the car. So, do we have to make this harder? I don't want >> Don't pull my arm out of it socket. >> Don't touch me. >> Just hold We'll just get the statement. We're not in a hurry. >> Okay. >> Don't touch me. Don't molest me, please. >> What's going to end up happening is we're going to end up have to use force. I would like to press charges for assault. An assault charge. >> I just was assaulted. Battery. >> I want to press charges for battery. >> You don't get that. It's >> I want to press charges. >> It's a lawful. >> I would like to press charges. >> You don't get to. >> I'm being held against my will. >> Great. Get out of the car. >> No. Here. I'm being held against my will. Please leave. >> No. So, these are the options. You can get out of the car. You can leave on your own accord. You can walk away. Or you're going to end up going with us. Get a judge or something. Like, I don't I don't know what else to tell you. >> Get a judge and a jury and take me to trial. Like, I don't really understand. >> So, >> mail me some papers. I mean, I don't know. Like, >> would you like me to mail you? >> Uh, whatever the charges are. Like, let me know. Are you going to give me a ticket? Why don't you just give me a ticket? >> Well, we could give you, but you have to get out of the car. That's the problem. So, the main >> or a verbal warning. Be like, "Hey, please don't sit in people's cars again if they don't want you in them." >> So, that we've tried that. We're trying to get you out. >> No, you didn't. But anyway, um my dad is obviously like demented and he's got like an issue that I can't diagnose, right? Um I'm I don't know what to do because he's getting older. >> Yes. In fact, we live at the same building. >> Okay. >> I am his caretaker. So, >> you're his caretaker? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. >> And you know what? >> How do you care for him? >> Um I take care of him. >> How? >> Um I take care of him. >> You work? Yes, I do. I work a lot. I do things. >> It doesn't matter. What do you do? >> You sound a lot like my brother used to sound before he burned my mom's house down. >> What do you do? You just like police stuff. What is that? What is policing? >> That is literally my job. I'm a a supervisor. But here's the issue. Your father is wanting you out of the car. He's willing to press charges. Therefore, >> you're going to end up going with us because you're refusing to get out of the car. We I literally cannot be nicer to you. >> It's like what if you were in my doorway at my house and like you were holding it >> different scenario. Different rules, different times, different things. Okay. This isn't your car. >> Is that your street? >> It's part of the city. >> Is that your pavement? >> It's the cities. >> Or is that your stone? >> It's the cities. >> Okay. The city. Okay. >> Who runs the city? Who's like who owns the pavement? I want to talk to whoever owns the road. >> Who do you think that would be? >> I don't know. >> I think you would have to try to get into contact with them or something. >> I don't know what to do. >> I don't know. Talk to the bank that like rents out that pavement. I don't know what to tell you. Call someone. >> But it'd be really cool if you would just let me shut the door. >> I'm not a dog dying in a hot car. Okay. >> You go by Alex. Alex. Goodbye. What am I called? >> Yeah. What do you mean by this? What do you like to be called? Alexandria. >> I don't like to be called at all. >> You know what? >> I don't like to be called at all. >> Okay. What What is your name? >> You want to put where you see your daughter? >> Why do you need to know that? >> All right. Alexandria. >> I'm again going to politely ask you to get out of the car. >> I would tell you my name if I wanted to. >> Things are going to go >> not your way in a minute. >> And I would prefer them not go down that way. Yeah. But they're going to get worse. way that >> they're going to get worse >> because what's going to end up happening is you're going to get take forcefully taken out of the car and I don't want to do that >> cuz I don't want to I don't want us to get it hurt and I don't want you to get hurt. So I really would like you to get out of the car so that we don't have to force you to get out of the car or that force doesn't have to be used. >> Defiance. >> That's your choice. >> Defiance. >> So you understand the risk that you're taking with this, right? >> Okay. Um, no. Um, you're intruding me. What are you doing? >> Put your hand. >> No. I'm not Why? >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> No. >> I'm not under arrest. I'm under cardiac arrest for anything. >> No. >> Under arrest for trespassing and resistance. >> You can't do that. >> No. You're not going to. >> You're not going to. Stop. Stop. >> I wish we didn't have to. >> Stop. I wish we didn't have to. >> We tried to work it out with you. >> Stop. >> For whatever reason, you decided >> stop policing me. >> Alex, >> I'm sorry that this is the way that you have to go. >> This is not the law. >> This isn't lawful. >> I'm not resisting. >> No, stop. Stop. I have to search. >> You're molesting me. You're sexually assaulting me. >> You are sexually assaulting me. No. Yes, she is. Dad, help me. >> I am not helping you. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Get off me. >> Stop resisting. >> Now you're getting a felony. >> You have violated the >> Get off me. Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> He's mentally ill. >> Stop touching me. Oh, my arm. Stop it. >> Sit in the car. >> Stop it. Can you please pick up and sit in the car? I don't want to have to help you. [Music] >> I got it. >> Get off me. Stop touching me. >> Close the door. >> Sorry. I can't. I'm sorry. I She may be under the influence. I'm so sorry. >> You two? >> Yeah. >> Sorry to tell you that resistant. Listen, if you try to hurt us again, you either end up getting tased. >> Me, hurt you. You guys were hurting me. >> Okay. But you guys actually assaulted me. >> You kicked both of them. >> You grabbed me and then she touched my breast for no reason. So I don't really No. So you touched me inappropriately as well on my skin. You know that you don't need to contact me like that. I was in handcuffs already. >> And listen to what I'm saying. >> My hands were behind my back. So, no, you shouldn't have searched me like that. And I should have searched privately, first of all. You should have >> not been out here, not with her and doing it second. And you're embarrassing me in public. You're actually kind of It's liable. It's a lot of liel. >> Listen, you're embarrassing yourself. >> We're going to open the door. Okay. You're going to get put back in handcuffs if you fight us. >> Do you have a like liability policy? Like, do you guys have like some sort of a like commercial health insurance? >> Do not fight us. Okay. >> What are you so scared of? >> I don't want to get back. I want them. >> Why don't I get No, don't touch me. See, >> you're touching me again. Stop it. Open the door for me to stop touching me. >> I don't want to. >> No. What are you doing now? >> No. You're under arrest. Birites. No. Stop resisting. >> If you resist, >> you are resisting. >> I'm resisting. >> Yes, you are. So, stop. You've already got battery on Elio. Stop. >> On a Leo. >> Yes. >> On a August birthday. On a Leo. What? No. No. No. Get Get off me. I don't want to be hand I don't want to be tied down. Stop it. Nobody even does want that. >> You're constricting me. >> I can't breathe. You're constricting me. You're not doing anything. You're hurting me. You are physically hurting me right now. My chest hurts. My head hurts. My hands hurt. My wrist hurts. >> I know it hurts. >> And my shoulder blades and my shoulders and my back, which is where all my organs are, by the way. So, thank you. >> If you would just cooperate, you would >> You're not cooperating. You are not cooperative. We are not a co-op. We are not a co-op. We are not a corporation. We are not a co-op. You're not a cop. You're a robber. You're stealing me. You're kidnapping me. >> You're abducting me. >> Ow. You're hurting me. No. Stop doing it. >> In the car without a fight, without touch. >> You just sit down. None of this will happen. Stop me. You're creepy as you creeper. >> All right. >> She tried to bite you, by the way. >> I know. >> You're pervert. Get me out of here. Get me out of here. Get me out. Let me out. >> It's not happening. It's over. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Open it. >> Can I go? >> Yeah. window to the hospital right now. >> I can't breathe. I'm too hot. I can't breathe. >> With professionalism and compassion. >> I'm going to have a seizure. I just turned the AC up for you. Okay. You got to give it a second. I just turned off the AC. You'll be able to get some air in a couple seconds. Okay. >> I don't know what that means. Take me to the hospital. >> Take me to the ER. >> To the ED. >> Take me for medical clearance. >> You'll get medical clearance at the jail. >> No, they don't medically clear you. >> They do. >> No, they don't. >> Absolutely. >> No, they do not. They do an intake form. That's not the same. I need a physical exam. >> Who's the alleged person in this jurisdiction? >> Take me to them. >> I don't even know that this is your jurisdiction. I don't know who you are. You're kidnapping me. >> Give me a ride. Give me a ride home. >> Turn the car around. >> Reverse.