Get out of the car. >> No, no, no. WHY? >> GET [screaming] OUT OF THE CAR. I WILL TASE YOU IF YOU DON'T GET OUT. >> YOU DON'T get you if you don't get out. >> Police gave her chance after chance to leave, but she stubbornly [music] refused to listen on March 29th, 2025. Officers responded after a man called for help. When they arrived, a woman was outside [music] his home, pounding on the door and refusing to leave. >> He already told me he doesn't want you here at the house. >> Start that way, please. Then quit beating on the door if he doesn't want you here. >> Huh? >> Then quit beating on the door if he doesn't want you here. >> Quit knocking on >> Quit knocking on the damn door. He already said he doesn't want you here. >> He He ruined my car. >> He didn't do anything. >> Yes. You wasn't there. He left me over there in GR. I swear. >> Okay. Then you should have called or done something for there. >> He said my my car is not working. He need to take me home. >> He doesn't have to do anything. >> Oh my god. Where do you live? He was talking to me. He was talking to me. Can he please talk? >> Yeah. Looks like I'm domestic. I'm fine. >> He hid me all the time. He >> quit knocking on the [ __ ] door. >> I'm scared of you. Don't >> then get away from the damn door. >> Banana, please. >> He already told you he doesn't want you here. >> I will sit through and put you in handcuffs if you don't stop. >> He need to step. >> No, he doesn't do have to do anything. >> Bango, please don't do this to me. >> So, where do you want to be dropped off? Cuz obviously your car is messed up. Yes, because him where do you live of him and Gran and he knows >> stop to me because handcuffs you supposed to you don't supposed to touch me. >> I can't touch you if you quit. >> Don't stop doing that. He already said he doesn't want you here. >> I want to respect the store for real. I'm so sorry. I don't want to respect you. I just need to talk with him. >> No, you don't need to talk to me. He doesn't want to talk to you. >> He He already came out and talked to me. >> I already know every Exactly. That's why he called you. He I was Look, I got like >> I don't care what happened over there. >> I know. >> He doesn't want >> Don't touch me like that. >> I will touch you. I said stop talking. >> You >> what? >> You're recording me, too? >> Yes, I'm recording you. >> Stop touching me like that. >> And I told you to stop hitting this house. >> Okay, Ben, no. Please, >> I can give you can get in my car and I can take you home because you can't be here. >> Okay. Okay, I understand. But can you can I please I just want to talk to him? >> No, he doesn't want to talk to you. Why not? He didn't. >> Cuz he already told me he doesn't want to talk to you. He didn't do anything. >> Yeah, he did. It's cuz you didn't see it. That's why. >> Then you can deal with that later. >> Can you please just get away from me? I'm not >> No, I'm not getting away because you >> I'm just don't >> He doesn't want you here. So, he doesn't He wants the police to make you leave. >> I just have you writing a ticket on the car in front. He She pulled up. He's like, I don't want her here. >> I don't I don't anything. I'm doing anything. Yeah. So, you need to >> if you don't leave, you're going to get arrested. >> Why is his car's messed up out there? >> No. One back with the flashers going. >> No. I told you to quit. He already told me he doesn't want to hear. >> I'm just ducking knocking the door like a human. I just >> understand English. You're Spanish. What do you say? >> I just want to talk. >> You cannot. He doesn't want >> because my guy is running because of him. >> He doesn't want to talk to you in the street. Help me to to >> I already told you. We give you a ride home. >> No, listen. >> I will pull you out those steps if you don't stop. >> Sir, I don't I don't want to argue with me. I >> Dan, I He told you he doesn't want to talk to you. >> He want to tell to you, but he didn't say anything to me. He [ __ ] up my car and you didn't see that because he wasn't grounding. He He came walking, right? Because he >> No, he didn't come walking. He came out of the house >> because he was he was in my in my car. He came running like >> No, he didn't. I watched him walk out of the house. >> No, I know. Get out. >> You want to go to jail? >> No, I don't want to go. >> Then get off the steps. I just wanted to talk. >> I was really riding at a parking ticket. >> Come off the steps or go to jail. I don't care. >> It's how I'm going to leave. Sorry if my car is not working. >> Well, I already told you we give you a ride home. >> Stop my car. Okay. >> I can drop you off. >> How I'm going to pick up my car from this? >> Then call a tow truck after you get get some time to sleep it off. >> My car. Okay. Just just let me see if I can drive my car. >> I don't I don't know if I >> Your car's messed up. >> Yeah, because of him. Are you taking care of him? >> How should I track this stuff? >> I know it is. >> She wants to get arrested. You want to get arrested? Is that what's going on? was doing something. You saw something >> because of what? >> With what? >> After we just told you to knock it off >> saying that I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> You're saying that I didn't do anything. >> You crashed. >> Did you crash? What happened? >> No, I didn't crash. I [ __ ] up my car. Can you please stop like asking questions? I don't I'm not going to ask you question. >> I'm not going to ask question. >> You messed this thing up somewhere. >> Yeah, because of him. You don't know the whole story >> and I don't >> you want to grab it like >> because you keep eating on somebody's door. Nothing that happened here. >> Don't Some Don't Some Don't Some Don't Some Don't Some Don't Some Don't Some Don't Some Don't Some Don't Some Don't Some >> I'm going to wait for someone pick me up. I'm not going to be here. >> We can take I can take you and drop you off somewhere. >> 18 grand. >> He didn't bring you here. >> Call you. What the hell? >> He didn't call me. Huh? >> I was parked out in front. >> Oh my god. >> He walked out the house and came out there and said, "I don't want you here." >> Yeah, because someone called you from here. >> No, >> I don't know. >> He came out. >> I'm not answering questions. Can you stop asking question? >> Can you ask your drink? >> Can you stop asking question? >> Can you stop asking me question? I'm not going to ask question. >> I'm driving. >> Oh my god. This girl, right? But you should probably go home. >> I don't see you calling anybody. >> Yeah, this thing isn't really drivable. >> Don't worry about like me about you. What? Like driving. >> You saying that I was drinking. >> I don't know. You tell me. You tell me. I'm asking. >> I'm asking somebody. >> I have no idea where she would have crashed this thing, but >> Oh, I figured that. >> Can you put the tire iron down? Put it down. >> Okay. >> Do you want to say Do you want to hear him? He's holding >> No, I don't want to hear him. I already talked to him. >> Because you already believe him. Like >> I [snorts] have nothing for me to believe. He just says he doesn't want you here. >> Exactly. Because he destroyed my car and then he called you and and went to you because he knew that I was going to come here because he [ __ ] up my car. I wasn't driving. He was the one who was driving. >> Okay. Then >> so he got here with the car is what you're saying. >> He He was the one who was driving my car. >> Not when you got me over there and people over there from the street help me to change my tire and he and he left running and then you >> and then you drove here. >> No, no, no, no. I just parked the car. I didn't try anything and I'm not answering questions like to to y'all. Like >> that's why you should go home right now. >> No, I can't. >> Yeah, I'm going home. I'm calling somebody. >> You're not calling anybody. Yeah, I'm calling somebody. He was supposed to give me take me home. >> Where do you live? >> He's already said on Grand Avenue. >> Call somebody and you don't answer the question to her. Oh my god. >> No, cuz I don't know where on Grand to take you. >> Just call somebody. Is it the 181 19 Grand? >> Is that where it comes back to? >> I didn't even run it yet. I literally put the parking ticket on the car and he ran out the front door. He's like, "I we just got done telling you quit knocking on the door." >> I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. >> Do you want to go to jail? >> I don't. >> You're not calling anybody right now cuz you're you're sitting there beating on his damn door. Get away from the damn house. >> Why are you talking to me like that? Cuz I can't. Cuz you want to arrest me. No, you can't. You're not my father. You're nobody for me. What happened to your chin? Why? Why you worry about it? >> All right. >> Why can't I even write parking tickets? [laughter] >> Take you home. You can take you home or you need to get picked up now. >> Yeah, I'm going to get picked up. >> Yeah, we're not playing around. We're not a little girl. >> Nobody. We already know. I'm calling for somebody to pick me up. >> All right. We want to hear it raining. We need to get out of here. They don't want. >> It's either you're going to get somebody on that phone or you're getting in my car and I'm taking you someplace. >> Okay. >> Then you can then you can lock the door and come back and deal with it later. >> Yeah, I will. >> Then let's get in the car and go. >> Car. >> Get in my car. I'll take you to Grand Avenue. >> I can't walk to Grand Avenue. I don't want to get in your car. >> Then start walking. >> Huh? >> Then start walking. >> He needs to take me. >> No, he didn't bring you. >> Look right here. I'm no more in his privacy and you guys can leave right here. I'm no more in his >> They're not leaving you is standing here. >> I don't care. But I'm no more in his privacy. He [ __ ] up my car. He don't give a [ __ ] about me. He don't give a [ __ ] about nobody. He's been doing his [ __ ] and then he calls the police >> or messed up enough to where >> Yeah. I mean, I guess we're going to wait for somebody right here. I'm not in his location. That's intoxicated on a city on a city alley. That's in private property now. >> Oh my god, it's so annoying. >> So get just walk away. >> Just walk away. >> You're still here. >> You're not walking. Get off. You're on private property again. You need to get off his car. Off that car. >> That's when he came back to an Alonzo. >> Off of that car. off. Don't touch me. >> I am getting tired of you holding that thing >> now. Get off this car to hurt me. Like these police officer or walk away. >> How old are you? >> She going back to the door again. >> She's sitting on the steps. >> We'll knock on the door and just ask him. >> She's >> Yeah. I was like, "You are clearly not listening to us. We told you you need to be off this property. You need to come off off the You're on some >> I am getting tired up off the sidewalk." It's off this property cuz I told you to be off this property. >> Jerina. Okay. >> You need to go. Thank you, sir. >> I can either give you a ride or you can walk home. Thank you. >> Thank you for touching me. You did it right. It's either that or you go to jail. >> I'm not in his property. I'm in the [ __ ] >> You can't be in the street. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me again. Don't [ __ ] get close. >> Get on the sidewalk. Don't [ __ ] touch me. GET AWAY FROM ME. GET AWAY FROM ME, GIRL. Go to jail, girl. Why you going to get me away? I'm trespassing. I'm notassing you in the street. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. >> Get on the sidewalk and walk home. >> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] up. Like for real. Like I don't know where you BE PERFECTING THAT [ __ ] YOU DON'T [ __ ] know nothing. Nothing. >> We know you're on his >> touching me. Get off the street. >> Touching me. You be touching me and taking my arm and trying to You're trespassing. >> You're not. You're just a police officer and you already tell me what to do and I'M GOING TO DECIDE IF I do it or not. If that's not how it works. Okay. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. >> No trespass ticket for sure. >> I'm not trespassing anything. Can you [ __ ] go away? >> Well, you wouldn't leave. >> How you getting a trespass ticket? >> [ __ ] you. >> [ __ ] My idea. >> Can you get away from me? I'm recording everything. >> She has a 27. I can get away from you. >> Last time I was 19. >> She's getting her information. >> She walked away. So >> what are you going to do with the car? >> I can't. It's not on It's not on the city property. You can tow it. I can't. >> Hold. What? Because you always >> Yeah, they always >> I can't sit here all morning. >> But you guys have to do something with her. >> She's not here. If the next time she park in the park, I will do something. >> You call us. >> I do nothing. >> You didn't call us. I just happened to be parked in front. >> I'm not about to call you guys, but yeah. >> Okay. So, I'm going to call. >> Okay. >> Can you guys call him? >> I can't. It's not. >> It's not on It's not on public property. >> Next time if I call you guys, I'll do something. I just let you know that. >> Okay. I'm telling you to call us if we're we're still here. >> Yeah. >> While police were waiting, she somehow got into the tow truck, locked the doors, started the engine, demanded they release her car, and attempted to drive away. >> She's locked it. She locked it. Unlock the car. Come on. Gordon, >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. GET OUT. >> NO. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't touch me. >> Get out of the car. >> I didn't do anything. You don't have pro. >> Get out of the car right now. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. No, you can take me out from here. I'm not going to leave. Why are you doing this? >> No, no, no. You know, like it's okay. Get out of the car. >> It's okay. I'm going to push you. Get out of the car. >> No, no, no. Get out of THE CAR. >> WHY? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I WILL TASE YOU IF YOU DON'T GET OUT. >> YOU DON'T GET to tase you if you don't get out. Watch this. >> I'm just taking my car. Get out. Get out of the car. >> Got it. I got it. You're under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. I was getting my hand. I'm not doing anything. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Right here. >> Yeah. You're going to You're going to fight around. >> I'm not doing anything. >> We're going to walk. You got to walk. >> I know. I'm not going to walk with you. Why? >> I wasn't doing anything. I wasn't taking my car. >> I was carrying her. >> Why? Why? >> Under arrest because of what? Under arrest because of what? Can you please like text me like this? I was just taking my car. I was just taking my car. Your neighborhood is a [ __ ] You see what he doing to me? Even if he hit me >> 38. >> I wasn't picking up my car. Why I didn't What? I didn't want to me. >> That's what you want to do. >> Yeah. [ __ ] it, [ __ ] You be putting a lot of force on me. I know that you don't touch me. I'm going to see. Don't [ __ ] touch. >> Thank you. Finally, we talk, right? To shake it. Okay. Okay. Shake it. >> Yeah. I don't have anything no okay want to see something else button button cuz you girls don't tell me why I was arrested I didn't do anything because he just told you that but I didn't do anything you guys saw the Okay. Okay. No baby. [laughter] I'm not playing. I'm not a [ __ ] little girl. I'm not as hell because of that [ __ ] He hid me. He made me to do abortion when I was with him. He called me [ __ ] Oh my god. I don't have anything for you. Be sure I got a you know my booty. >> Okay, that's fine. You're okay. >> This is one of those body cam videos where the label entitled fits almost immediately. Not entitled in the sense of wanting something she didn't earn. Entitled in the sense of treating a clear no as a starting point rather than an answer. Within the first several seconds, the officer tells her plainly that the homeowner doesn't want her there. She keeps pounding on the door anyway. That single detail sets the tone for almost everything that follows. This isn't really a case about a damaged car or a bad night. It's a case about someone who never actually accepted being told no. Not the first time and not the 10th time either. A lot of viewers will still feel for her in the moment and that reaction is understandable. She isn't attacking anyone. She isn't destroying property. For most of the video, she's just refusing to leave. In a country where people see actual violence go unanswered in some places, an arrest here can look excessive on its face. But that reaction only holds up if you stop the story at the door. the situation changes the moment she's told clearly and directly that the homeowner does not want her there, you know, and she keeps coming back anyway. That's the part that gets lost if you only focus on how upset she looks. Once someone has verbally withdrawn permission for another person to be on their property, staying isn't a misunderstanding anymore. It's trespassing. The officer doesn't need paperwork or a formal complaint filed for that to be true. He just needs a homeowner to say it out loud, and he already did in the first several seconds of the encounter. This is where the distinction between dangerous and against the law actually matters because most viewers instinctively judge an arrest by asking whether the person seemed like a threat. That's a reasonable gut check, but it's not how the legal system works. Trespassing doesn't require danger. Resisting a lawful order doesn't require danger either. The legal basis for the arrest can exist even when the emotional read of the scene says this looks minor. And there's a second detail that changes the read of this video. The same way the fake ID changes the beach case. The tire iron. Up until that point, everything happening is loud and repetitive but low stakes. Someone yelling on a porch going back and forth about a car. The moment a tool that can double as a blunt weapon is in her hand, the risk calculus for the officers on scene changes completely. They're no longer managing a breakup argument. They're managing a scene where an agitated person is holding something that could actually hurt someone. She puts it down when told to, so nothing happens. But the fact that it was in her hand at all is the difference between a woman who won't leave and a woman who won't leave and is holding a weapon while doing it. The officers for most of this video are patient in a way that's worth pointing out directly. They offer her a ride home. They offer to let her wait for someone to pick her up. They explain more than once that this can end easily if she just steps back. None of that gets acknowledged in the moment. Every offer gets treated as something to negotiate rather than accept. But it does matter for understanding why this ends the way it does. This isn't a case of an officer losing patient in the first 30 seconds. It's closer to 20 minutes of the same warning being repeated and ignored. Two things can be true at the same time here. She was clearly in real emotional distress, upset about a relationship in a damaged car, and that distress was probably genuine. And she also repeatedly refused lawful instructions from multiple officers over an extended period, which is what actually turns a domestic argument into an arrest. Feeling upset explains her behavior. It doesn't cancel the legal consequence of it. The moment that seals the outcome is the vehicle standoff. Getting into a car, locking the doors, refusing to get out when told to. This is where emotional and stubborn becomes actively resisting in the legal sense, not just the frustrating to watch sense. Once officers have grounds to remove someone from a vehicle, and repeated refusal to comply with lawful commands gives them exactly that, a taser warning isn't an escalation for its own sake. It's the last verbal step before physical force becomes the only option left. Force only gets used after that warning goes unheated. There's also a detail near the end that shouldn't get lost in everything leading up to it. Her statement about being pressured into an abortion earlier in the relationship. That claim deserves to be taken seriously on its own terms. Body cam footage from one chaotic night can't confirm or dismiss something like that. And the fact that it surfaces at the most exhausted, heated point of the encounter doesn't make it less credible. It's a reminder that what plays out here as a trespassing case might be sitting on top of something older and more serious that never actually gets addressed through a front door argument at midnight. Based on what's shown, the outcome is straightforward. A trespassing citation for returning to the property after being told to leave and a resisting charge tied to the standoff at the vehicle. Neither charge required her to be dangerous. Both required her to ignore a lawful instruction enough times that the officers ran out of other options. That is the end of our video. I hope you enjoy and don't forget to hit like and subscribe button so you won't miss any future videos. See you soon.