They get whatever they want, even if they don't deserve it. These people are willing to cause chaos and lose their dignity over trivial matters. >> No, okay. The restaurant called. They told me they called you. >> Oh, you're going TO JAIL. >> YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. WE CALLED on y'all. >> Fortunately, the police bear the brunt of the consequences when customers feel entitled to behave uncivilly and disrupt public order. >> Who's in charge? >> Let's go. >> Nope, you're staying here. >> Let me go. >> Come on. You want to get [ __ ] tased? >> Get the [ __ ] off. >> Don't take your eyes off the video because the last case truly goes beyond anything you can imagine. >> Well, I don't have money. My husband has the credit card. >> We'll figure that out for you, but we want to make it right. Cuz that's what we're here for. I understand your husband's >> I gave you the card from my husband and he took off. I don't know where he's at. >> So, you know that looks right? >> Yeah. >> He just dined and dashed, so You're dealing with what happened right here, which was theft. We need to make sure this is right with the business, cuz they have to get paid for the food. Right now, court is that is that is not something to worry about now. >> Police arrived at the scene after receiving a call about theft of services. Jenna claimed that she was the victim of an unfortunate family incident in which her husband had taken the only credit card and disappeared. >> Yeah, my husband left. He's got the credit card and he took off. >> All right. We're calling your husband >> No, my phone doesn't work. He's going to come back to get me up for court. >> What we have right now, you got to find out what the business is. You got to make the right. I'm just going to be up for right now, but >> I did call him. >> We're pressing charges now, so you have to figure out what's going on in the store. >> Well, I don't have his number. No. >> You don't have an idea how many times I think she's done it. >> I have no idea what you're talking about. I'll go back. Yeah, I'll go over there. I just can't go right now. >> You do have to go now. >> I understand Well, I don't have money. My husband has the credit card. >> We'll figure that out for you, but we want to make it right. Cuz that's what we're here for. I understand your husband's >> I gave you the card from my husband. >> he took off. I don't know where he's at. And I can't call him because my phone don't work. >> We got to call so we can make some type of uh What's that? >> Um it's a text now. It doesn't work if I don't have Wi-Fi. >> Did you see him walk in? >> Yeah. He didn't have his >> What's his name? >> Judd. >> Judd? >> Yeah. >> Not in service. >> Okay. >> How did you get here? >> The more officers listened to Dennis' story, the more it sounded like an investigation episode with a rushed script because of the following small details. >> Great. Um >> It's going to be related >> to the court date. >> Okay. So, what happened exactly when you walked in? >> breakfast. He dropped me off and he's supposed to go and go over there and I had court. So, I didn't see his car in the lot since we were here, you know? And I was walking away for a second and I didn't see the car. I was like, "Where is he?" Gone. You know? >> So, why would you just keep walking? >> What? >> Did you just leave? >> I said I had to go to the court. I was at the court with one of the girls. And I went to find him and I couldn't find him. He was gone. >> So, you know how that looks, right? >> Yeah. >> He just dined and dashed, so >> Well, I did go. I just >> Okay. Unless you have a different number, how about somebody else? Who else can come here? >> Nobody. >> Nobody? >> I am. My other My roommate has court in Rolling Meadows right now. >> Okay. So, how are we going to rectify this? >> Well, I had to promise to pay it. I had to come back and pay it. I'll pay it. >> We're going to go back to Syrup and we're going to talk to him, okay? >> I'll pay it. >> She insisted that she had no intention of stealing and was only on a journey to find the person holding the money to repay the debt. To the police, the details in her story were truly worthless compared to the approximately $30 unpaid meal. >> We're going to swing by Syrup Jack's. Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> I want to see what you got on you, anybody. You live on Woodlawn? >> Yes, sir. >> You're going to have to explain everything to >> I will. I will. I mean, right? I didn't try to eat for free. >> Well, you know what's up. So, I'm not trying to also keep you up. >> I don't really have I don't really have a Yeah, technically it is, but I didn't steal. I mean, I wasn't I wasn't trying to. I didn't even remember his name, to be honest with you, you know. Are you his wife? >> I'm sorry. My husband has credit card in his wallet at the pool house. He's got it. So, I promise I'll pay you. I'm sorry. I don't I have I don't have any I have no money. He's got his credit card. >> Okay. >> Uh how long are you open? >> Until 2:30. >> Okay. I I have to go back where I find him. I don't know where he's at. >> Well, if he's not working, how's he going to pick you up? >> Well, >> I think he's here. Her husband is going to pick you up. You First you said your car was on the >> I thought my car was there and then I walked over there with her and it was gone. So, where did it go? Where did it go? >> Does your husband know where you went after this? >> No, he took me here and he was over there. And No, I I have I have here I have to go to court. >> You're going to court? How is that We are dealing with what happened right here. Which was theft. We need to make sure this is right with the business because they have to get paid for the food. Right now, court is that is that is not we worry about now. If you miss your court date, you miss your court date. We have to deal with this now. >> Don't give me a warrant. >> And not And this warrant issue is not going to be what's happening now. >> To show Dinna that they had genuinely tried to help, Officer Alton decided to use his own phone to call the numbers that she provided. Although Dinna tried everything from blaming her husband, blaming the Wi-Fi, to calling friends begging for help, it seemed that tonight no miracle was going to happen. >> So, why don't we just start making some phone calls for what you want? >> I don't have anyone to call. I don't have My friend is in court in Rolling Meadows. That's the only person I can call. >> Are you sure that was the right number? >> Yeah. >> Is your phone dead? You tried our phone? >> No, my phone doesn't I have text now, so it doesn't work. >> Did you text them? >> No, it won't work. >> Can you try? You got to try. >> There could be Wi-Fi here, maybe. Just try to connect. >> How much is the tab? >> I'm not 100% sure. I heard it might have been 20 to 30. I'm not 100% sure. Okay, what do you >> I was going to pay the bill for me. >> Since you live nearby, is he going to come here? >> He lives in St. Charles. >> He lives in St. Charles? Hi. Hi, is this Hi. This is Officer Alton with St. Charles Police. I'm with Dinna right now. She asked me She asked me to call you. She's having trouble paying the bill at your restaurant, and she was wondering if you could assist her with that. >> That's her friend. >> Yes. Yes, she's having trouble paying the bill. It comes out to about 22 bucks. If you're able to assist her, she's asking for help. She says she doesn't have it on her. Okay. Okay, sir. Thanks, sir. Anybody else you can You said you could call him when you need a ride, you said. >> I tried this other number. Try this >> Okay. >> He might not answer. He's in court right now. I'd like to go to court. >> You want, ma'am? I would also like this bill taken care of. >> I wish you >> So, that's the first number you want? >> All right, is this the number >> Can I attach it? >> All right, this is all for almost the Charles Foods. I'm with Deena right now. She requested that I call you. She's having a bit of trouble paying off a bill at a restaurant. We were wondering if if you could assist her. It's about 22 bucks. Are you rolling metals right now? Is there a way online? You got any online money? >> If he If he can Can he Does he have a credit card or a bill? >> If he could give a credit card to pay it off for us so she could be off the hook here. >> Is that something that he could do? >> You don't have You don't have any If it's She was asking if you could help her help her out at It's about 22 dollars. Okay, no worries. No worries. Appreciate it, sir. >> He can't do it. >> That's it. That's all I have. >> After checking the system, the officers discovered the truth that Deena was not a guest who accidentally forgot her wallet, but rather a professional in the field of taking other people's property because of her lengthy criminal record. Even more surprisingly, she had only been released from prison just 60 days earlier. >> So that now we're going to She's going to talk to her owner. If he chooses to pursue by pressing charges, we're going to get excited. Another court date. You're more than likely to be also banned from this restaurant, too. I don't care what time your court date is. You have to deal with this now, okay? Have you ever been arrested before or anything else? >> No. >> And you're a retail theft out of business. Have you been charged with that before? >> Um no. >> You have not? >> I'll do the payment to the sub charge. I mean, I got to come back here and pay it. I thought you'd be able to go get try to get the money and come back with it. I want to make it right. Hello, ma'am. I'd like to be able to get permission to go get the money and come back to you. I just don't want to sit here all day. >> Yeah, let's go sit in the car. So we're going to wait and see what they want to do. I'm going to run someone's criminal history. You've never been arrested for theft before, right? Okay, so you have before, huh? Why'd you lie? >> I did that. >> Well, when was that? >> I served 60 days. I just got out of jail. >> For it? >> Yeah. >> For theft? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, if you've been arrested for it and convicted, we really can't just give you a ticket anymore, so no matter how small it is. No, we'll probably just charge a state. We got to process you, and then that's it. >> So, I got to go to jail? >> It may be. Depends on what they want to do. >> All right. >> Arrested for burglary. >> Where? >> Retail theft, too. So, okay. That was in South Elgin. You have two convictions for theft, five charges, right? >> I guess. >> Yeah, so okay. Yeah, we can't go the local ordinance route, so if they choose to press charges, you're going to come with us, and we're going to charge you with a state charge of misdemeanor theft, all right? >> All right. >> But, that's it. We'll see what they say. >> We're 95er for She has too much of a sequence for theft, so we're going to charge her with a state. It'll still be an NTA, and then uh yeah, she's got to come with us. We're going to book her and process her, and then she can try to make it court here, so. >> And this was the ending of Dennis' perfect theft script. While the officer explained her bleak future, he also offered a tiny ray of hope, although that could only happen in a dream. >> All right. Yeah, I'll uh we'll look up some >> All right, can you stand up? >> What? >> Got to come with us. >> All right. >> So, it's just a misdemeanor theft, okay? We're going to issue a notice to appear. It's going to be state charge. You are also going to be trespassed from the business, okay? You're no longer going to be allowed on the property. If you show up to the property, you'll be All right, can you face forward this way? Bring your feet for a second. Got your search shirt. Got your search shirt. Got to do right at the business. >> I will make a right. >> So, if I pay it, I don't have to go to court? >> Yeah, you still have to go to court regardless. If you pay it, and let's say they nobody shows up from the business, >> Yeah. >> then the charges get dropped. >> Danielle was officially taken to the station on a class A retail theft charge. Danielle's visit to Syrup ultimately ended with a new mug shot and a striped uniform. Let's see what other viewers are saying about her. Now, let's move on to the next arrest, where an offender claimed to have been struck by lightning six times and to suffer from a deadly disease while spitting at police officers. >> Registration. >> No, officer, that's taking my >> My license This lady here. She's sometimes and a woman other times. But, you're a former Latin King, sir, and we WERE AT WALGREENS TODAY. >> HELP ME, I'M STEVIE WONDER, UH AND BERRY GORDY'S DAUGHTER. OKAY, THIS IS ADOLF HITLER. He is not HE'S TAKING MY PURSE AGAIN. >> Police arrived after receiving reports of a woman acting crazy in the lobby. After arriving at the scene, they truly encountered someone carrying out a highly unstable spiritual journey. >> Her over there. >> Yeah, she's talking to me. I think you guys have dealt with her before, but >> What's her name? >> Cindy. >> I don't think I have, but Yeah, what's what's she upset about? >> Uh she had a mental episode. >> Oh, so she's not like this wasn't started by something you guys >> No, she She bought a car probably 2 months ago, 3 months ago, and then she was here this morning in a cab, and she keeps talking about how Adolf Hitler, her neighbor, broke into her car and reprogrammed her contract and she was struck by lightning six times. >> What does she want you guys to do? She hasn't gotten answered or like she hasn't really >> No, I mean, you know, I told her I'm like, "Well, if somebody broke into your car, you really need to contact the police." And she's like, "You should call the police." >> Okay. >> I I will eventually, but >> Yeah. >> You know, she's she's just getting to the point where it's starting to disturb business. >> You guys want her gone, I assume. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Are you Cindy? I'm just wondering if there's something we can help you with. >> Uh no, thank you, ma'am. I'm doing a car transaction. I have a car repairs and I have a rental car I'm I'm talking about. This is just we're just small talk. Long time friend. Stevie Wonder, Berry Gordy. >> Okay. Um is there anything else that they can help you with right now or I guess have you guys helped her with everything that you can or >> I can at this time. >> Excuse me, my car because the rental car didn't come. They broke into my house. I'm I'm going to call the cops, Madonna. >> Realizing that the conversation about Hitler and Stevie Wonder was going nowhere, the officers ordered Cindy to leave the business immediately, but she did not leave quietly, instead screaming loudly. >> I'm calling the cops cuz this is this is just >> Cindy, we are the police, okay? >> Excuse me, I have I I I'm you telling me I can't get my car and rental car? >> Okay, they've helped you guys as much as they can. Listen, you need to let me talk, OKAY? >> NO. YOU DON'T TALK ABOUT my car transaction and my flat financial >> Cindy, okay, you got to get going, okay? They've helped you they've helped you with everything that they can, okay? >> My car is here, ma'am, and my rental car is here. >> Okay, they're saying that it's not. There's nothing that they can help you with at this time. >> Well, then I have to give you the towing company. I have to give you the towing company. >> No, there's nothing I can do with this time. >> My car is not What do you mean my car is not here? He didn't tell me that. >> Okay. Well, Cindy, first of all >> But I have the insurance. This is my insurance card. >> Okay. Cindy, there's nothing else they can help you with at this time. That's why they called us. >> Excuse me. Tyler Tyler, my car is not uh here for repairs cuz I towed it last Monday. >> Who's Tyler? >> Yeah, because I went to the BMV, sir. >> Okay. >> The The gentleman that's helping me, ma'am. >> Okay. Okay, Cindy. You're going to have to grab your stuff and get going. >> But wait a minute, honey. My car I'm leaving with my Excuse me, I'm leaving with my car. >> No, they don't have your car here, okay? >> They They do. >> Officer This is Adolf. Can you help me, sir? This lady is trying to arrest me and stop me at every hand. I was just as >> Look, look, quiet down. Cindy, this is your only warning for disorderly conduct. I don't play this game. Quiet down, you understand? >> No, I was just >> raise your voice again, you're going to go to jail. >> No, I was just >> She's trying to explain to you and help you the best we can, but you're not going to make a scene and raise your voice in here. >> But >> Stop. >> She's stopping me at >> I don't care. Stop. >> every junction. >> Cindy, the thing is they can't help you No, they can't help you at this time, so you're going to have to get going, okay? >> Excuse me, my car is here, ma'am. Why is he doing this? >> Okay. >> When she realized that screaming would not help her gain the upper hand, Cindy decided to directly attack the dignity of the officers on duty by making sexist remarks, declaring that she had a $4,000 insurance package. >> I have two two insurances, one through the state of Ohio and one through my dad. >> Currently, I don't know what's going on with Cindy. >> I have two insurances, the state of Ohio. >> you need to lower your voice like he told you to, okay? >> Well, we're trying to get it worked out just like you want. >> Yeah, uh the state of Ohio has my my D >> Bring it down. >> She took a 8-year driver's license with a Confederate Ohio flag, and the state had me sign for it because she is under investigation. >> your stuff. Okay. >> But I need to get my car and my rental car and I was just talking to Tyler. Just We went to school together, man. >> Okay. All right. So, if you're done talking to him, he he can't >> No, I need my >> Okay. >> They're telling you my car is here. >> Your car is here. >> Yes. >> All it needs is a new battery. >> Okay. So, I need to pay for I was just talking about other things. >> without a battery. So, I don't know >> I was just While he was looking at the computer, I was just talking about old times. That's all I was >> Well, he needs to get on with his job. So, so that's nice that you guys got to talk and everything, but >> Yeah, yeah, but I have to set up a new battery. I have I have bumper-to-bumper insurance. These are all the paperwork. This is all the paperwork. It's all the paperwork. So, I have bumper-to-bumper insurance. It's $4,000. We were just talking about that. >> So, you have an issue with your contract? >> No, no, he just showed me where I paid the 4,000 for the bumper-to-bumper contract. >> But the battery issue is something that's not covered under bumper-to-bumper. >> No, because it's all electrical, see? It's It covers all the electric. It covers all the electric. >> thinking someone changed the contract? >> Excuse me, I don't know what you're talking about. I I I I was I just wanted him to double-check because I was in the hospital most of that time. So, I just wanted to make sure the payment got paid. Every time I take it out on a run, it doesn't seem the electrical just shuts down. And it's ran by remote. It's ran by two remotes and um Yeah, that's all. So, I need to set up a battery. So, it's >> To make her life story even more dramatic, Cindy claimed that she had been struck by a turbo storm so severe that both of her legs were electrocuted into paralysis. Quite a shocking medical revelation, especially when viewers could clearly see her standing firmly and moving around quite flexibly to pick fights with people. >> It also needs a oil check cuz all the lights I told him all the lights were coming on. I told this young gentleman here, "Sir, officer officer officer, I told this young gentleman here that works over here and and and that that all the lights were coming on, the battery, the oil." When he came back, he said the oil and everything was checked, but the lights were still on. He said, "I get to keep all the sirens and aviation." I said, "I'm AM/FM radio only. I won't I want to drop it now." He said, "It's good till October." So, he turns it all back on. Okay, she goes out in this fashion, this design, and disconnects everything right on the parking lot. I had just got that brand new car. When I took it back here to check the oil and battery cuz all the lights were on, she walks back here. He says that uh "It's good till October." So, he turned it all back on. He turned it all back. So, it's taking so much power. >> Dispatch, did you say she's calling 911? >> What What she doesn't understand, when that storm came, the power from the turbo and the and the all that hookup, in both legs, and I ended up being it threw everything out of whack. I've got the paperwork. And they she since then broke broken into my house. You can't hardly get in, and now I have I had two copies of registration. This is the DMV. This is not her DMV reg registry eight-year driver's license, okay? We went to the state together, the lady at the DMV, because they came in trying to get eight-year license. She's been driving off of my driver's license for many years now since I came back from Hawaii and California. So, it's just a I'm very She doesn't have >> Okay, that's that's that's all. So >> I know, but she doesn't have any in in America. She's >> Listen, stop. What is the problem today that's keeping you from leaving? >> I just want to get Wait a minute. You know what? You do this everywhere I go. Yeah, I got to I have to set up the battery search. These are documents that prove it. >> Like I said, I don't believe the battery is something that's covered under bumper to bumper. That might be the reason >> how do you know? >> I don't Well, I have a truck and I have the same thing. I bring my truck to you. >> and and those documents are gone, too, about the bumper to bumper. And my registration is gone. I got two registrations in Columbus, Ohio. So, the bumper to bumper is for all the electrical. That is missing and they took my copy of the registration. >> on with 911 right now? >> Yes, I I need help. I need help. I need fair representation. >> Yeah, you can't call 911. We are here with the police. >> Okay, you You're not going to get other police officers. >> They're trying to take my car, my documents, my registration. >> you need to hang up. >> you can't take the registration and give You cannot give a million-dollar liability insurance policy. Liability? Million dollars? And so, they broke into my house. This is my neighbor at 46 >> Cindy, if you don't hang up, you're going to get charged with 911 telephone calling 911. >> Can you hear me? Can you hear me? This is a government agent. Cindy Maria Harris Go ahead. Oh my god. Yeah. We we I'm trying to get help, ma'am. But you you This Why does this same officer keep offending me? >> Who? >> Why is he's taking my car, my registration? >> officer that's taking your >> My license This lady here. She's some man sometimes and a woman other times. BUT YOU'RE A FORMER LATIN KING, SIR, and we were at Walgreens and we're the seat Excuse me, sir. Is this your phone, ma'am? Excuse me. Why are you arresting me, sir? Stevie Wonder and Berry Gordy own this lot. The Armstrongs own this lot. It's Tyler. They said I need a new battery. Can I get a new battery? >> The rental car is taking your car. >> But, the rental car never came, sir. >> look. You you >> I was just talking to him about different things. >> our warnings for disorderly conduct, and you called 911 while we're standing here talking to you. >> here. >> Okay. >> 911 because I'm being harassed and >> You're not. Okay. So, >> Sure. If you if this I can't go grocery shopping. I can't drive my car. You Wait a minute. I >> Oh. >> No, no. You drive my car. I can't get a job. I can't get a job. Can you look at my license, sir? >> Can I ask you a question, ma'am? >> Can you look at my license and see what she's done? That's her being But, I'm registered with the Department >> Is this your cell phone? Yes, that's all her. >> That's a new one, sir. You have my >> Okay, we're This is going to go to the jail with you. >> This is what's going to happen. Do you >> Oh my god. Come on, man. What are you >> Cindy, we tried to warn you and you didn't listen. >> just a I'm a broadcaster, ma'am, unlike you. I have a loud voice. I'm a singer. >> I got you. >> I'm a I believe it. >> Uh just get her out of the store for now. >> After claiming to be a singer and a media worker, Cindy also declared herself to be a Vietnam veteran working for the government. She even claimed to be the daughter of Stevie Wonder and Berry Gordy. >> But, you're not I can't shop or do anything without being arrested. And what is the reason for that? >> Your bags are going to be in your car, okay? Thank you. >> Okay, what's your reason this time, uh Emmanuel Hillary Clinton? What's your reason this time? I can't go to the store, I can't dress up, I can't go to church, I can't do anything. SO, WHAT'S YOUR EXCUSE FOR ARRESTING ME FOR THIS TIME? MISS HILLARY CLINTON, A LOSER. WHY ARE YOU ARRESTING ME? I AM MY OWN CAR LOT. MY DAD'S ON THIS CAR LOT. I CAN'T EVEN TALK SMACK I CAN'T TALK TO ANYBODY. I CAN'T SOCIALIZE. I can't eat, DRINK, [ __ ] OR PISS WITHOUT YOUR PERMISSION. WASH YOUR HAND, THOUGH. I SAID SHUT UP OR TALK. YES, I WANT TO KNOW WHAT WHAT IS IT BETWEEN YOU AND I? BECAUSE YOU DON'T LOOK ANY DIFFERENT EVERY TIME YOU GET YOUR NEW LOOK. >> Lindy began a stream of insults, calling the officers losers, threatening them, mentioning many fictional characters, and claiming to have white connections capable of turning the officers' careers into dust. >> Disorderly conduct. >> MA'AM, I'M SITTING THERE TRYING TO GET A TRANS- I had been here since 8:00 A.M. THIS LADY IS SO CONFUSED. SHE'S SO CONFEDERATE, WHICH HAS NOTHING TO DO with her. The Confederate flag is not from Ukraine. AND MY BEST FRIENDS WERE VLADIMIR, TONY GARCIA, AND OF COURSE, Andre Putin of Russia, KINGS OF RUSSIA. MY BEST FRIENDS WERE THE LATIN KINGS. MY BEST FRIENDS WERE SUMMER WILKINS, BUT SHE'S THINKS SHE'S A L WILKIN. And she CAN JUST SHE CAN'T GET ALONG WITH NOBODY, SO SHE BY HERSELF. NOBODY'S GOING TO BE HER PARTNER. SHE'S ARMED, DANGEROUS, GOT TATTOOS, OKAY? SHE DON'T LOOK NO DIFFERENT AND I CAN'T EAT EVERY STORE. NOW IT'S MY CAR. ALL THE MONEY AND INSURANCE I put into that car is already more than half paid. They just leave something on my books to show it was mine. This is since Stevie Wonder, Berry Gordy, Berry Gordy West, Smokey Robinson, Diana. We were in full gear. All my sisters, the Marvelettes, the Supremes. They didn't want the cars there. I see why now. It's the people. WAIT A MINUTE. WHY ARE YOU LETTING THIS WOMAN drive around by herself armed and dangerous? Cuz nobody else has arms with her. Why are you letting her drive around by herself? Why doesn't she have a partner? >> What's done is done. We're going to get OUT NOW. >> WHAT WHY DOESN'T SHE HAVE A PARTNER? >> ride single units. >> You don't You don't have partners? >> NO. >> HOW IS THAT? WHY HOW when did that happen? >> Ma'am, this that's irrelevant at this point. We don't need to worry ABOUT >> YOU KNOW WHAT'S IRRELEVANT IS ME DOING BUSINESS WITH MY FATHER'S LAW. I'm the heir of everything. >> Okay. That may be. Step out of the car, >> Yeah. >> It seems after failing with every trick, she decided to spit at the police as her final act of resistance. But even worse, the officers discovered that Cindy had defecated in her pants along with excuses about having Ebola. >> Please very well. >> Put your feet this way. >> No. >> Just put your feet this way. >> Get out. >> We got >> Do you Can I don't need no help. IF HE'S GOING TO HELP ME. YOU'RE NOT VERY HELPFUL. HEY, JOEY CAN spit on me. >> Don't. >> SHE'S NOT VERY HELPFUL. HOW CAN SHE HELP ME, JOEY? >> What's on that seat? >> I don't >> Did you poop yourself? >> Do you see That's what I'm saying. I can't eat. I can't sleep. I've got a terrible EBOLA DISEASE. SHE STOPS ME at every transaction. But my car, I poured millions and hundreds of dollars into the same car. I've got two insurance. I got insurance THROUGH THE STATE. AND WHEN YOU GRAPPLE to change that, everybody knew. Everybody knew. >> Follow me, please. >> YOU MADE ME [ __ ] ON MYSELF. I MEAN, I GOT BRAND NEW CLOTHES. YOU YOU CAN'T JUST FIND THESE CLOTHES ANYWHERE. >> BARISTA. >> You want to let them know she she spit to try to spit ON ME. >> NO, I [ __ ] I [ __ ] IN YOUR CAR. LOOK AT THIS DUMB >> STAND AT THE BAR. >> SHE'S SO SCARED OF ME. SHE'S SCARED OF HER OWN SHADOW. IT'S SHE WHEN A MAN OR A WOMAN, IT'S THE SAME. CAN I HAVE MY SOUP GREENS? >> A THREE series of delusions, she was officially arrested for harassment by inmate resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. From being struck by lightning six times to being Hitler's neighbor and now the Ebola pandemic, Cindy truly was a collection of the most absurd disasters on the planet. Let's see how the online community exploded with opinions about her. Now, let's move on to the next arrest at Starbucks where the troublemaker refused to leave the door until receiving every last cent of change. >> No, we're not. >> You don't want to listen. I'm telling you what I'm not going anywhere. In fact, if you don't give the name, you don't leave, you are getting arrested and you're going to jail. That's what's going to happen to you. >> Get off of me. >> You want to get [ __ ] tased? >> Get the [ __ ] off of me. >> Got handcuffs? >> Don't do that, please. Please. >> Police arrived at a local Starbucks after receiving an urgent call from employees. A customer was refusing to leave, turning the quiet coffee space into complete chaos. >> All right, in the back of the store and the store. What's going on? >> We just have a unruly customer. >> Where is she at? >> Last I saw, she was up there at the bar. >> Inside? >> Yes. >> Oh, why are you guys out here? >> Oh, I was just letting the customers know what was >> Oh, okay. >> They sent me back here. Can we go through here? >> Yes. >> What's What's You just want her to leave? What's going on here? >> Um so, yeah, we just want to get her off the premises. >> What's she look like? >> She's probably like 5'4". >> Where at? Uh, is this the way? >> What? The one with the A? Wait, the one with the cell phone? Where? >> Is she still here? Did she leave? >> Did she already leave? I don't know. All right. >> Oh, I'm going to call the corporate. >> That's okay. >> Instead of packing up her belongings, the woman became busy with her phone, loudly declaring that she was calling corporate management to threaten the officers on duty. >> And I would like my refund. >> Well, I can't make you give a refund. >> Oh, yes, they can. They already told me. >> All right, well, you can have to leave then once you leave. >> Give me my refund cuz I never had a problem >> I understand. Look, I understand, but that's actually how they do things with them. Like certain hotels they can't give refunds and stuff, but we can't force people. >> my money and I would like my refund and I'm asking you nicely to tell them to give me my refund. >> I'm telling you right now. >> But I'm on the phone with corporate. >> All right, you can be, but they want you to leave. So, this is what can happen. This is what can happen. >> Okay. >> All I got to do is I'm going to go out there and I'm going to finish my citation and let you leave. >> Well, why would you have >> And you're going to get arrested. >> You are not going to arrest >> yes. >> You're going to give me a refund nicely because I asked for one and your people are out there. Oh, I don't have it. It's Don't have it. >> I'm telling you right now, so now you're if you're not leaving and you refuse to leave and they're telling you you're trespassing, now it's a second charge against you. >> I don't have a restraining order, sweetheart. >> Listen. >> Okay, I'm not >> You have to go. All right. Don't make this bad where you have to get two different tickets and arrested. They want you to leave, call corporate. >> I'm on the phone with corporate. >> I got you, babe. You got to go. >> After they give me my refund, I'm sitting right here and you're sitting right here. Why can't you just get my refund? >> Because I this is a civil matter. >> I need my refund. >> You're not getting your refund from us. We can't do that. You have to get it from the corporate. >> No, I can get it from them. I've never had a problem. I've been coming for 3 years. >> See here. See she doesn't want to identify and she doesn't want to leave. See if they got a name tag on a card keys or something. >> Yes, sir. >> All right, you still have to go out here. >> You can put your hand on my purse. >> I'm telling you. >> Yes. >> Okay, so she's pissed off. She's female. She's pissed off because she wants her refund back, but uh they won't give it to her. I told her to sue them at her. She's absolutely refusing to leave and she won't leave. I didn't push her to leave. So, I told her they want her to trespass, so you got to go. But, she doesn't want to identify and she's refusing to leave. >> Quick question for you. Would you be able to pull up her order history and see if she had a name with her order? >> Sure. I can definitely try. >> All right, so she's either going to have to leave or give us her name or we're going to arrest her. >> Okay. >> Fine. >> All right. >> Just make sure 100% they want her gone. I'm going to give them that. >> All right. >> The shift manager stated that she had put on a horrifying performance by cursing at employees and even blocking traffic at the drive-thru area for several minutes. Imagine being late for work and suddenly a woman decides to turn the coffee entrance into her personal barricade. >> All right, so listen up. So, here's the deal. When the manager comes out and says you got to go, I'd really like you to leave. If you don't want to leave, we're going to arrest you. >> Can you please get out of my face? >> Well, I'm just telling you what you got to do. >> And I asked for a refund. >> Okay, I hear you. I heard you. You've heard me all three times I told you. >> And I heard you every time you told me. >> Soon as the manager comes and we're going to arrest you if you don't leave. You got about You got about a minute. Say she wants her gone. >> They're going to try to pull up to see if she's being her app. And they do 100% want her off the property. >> Well, she's got to leave. All right. All right. All right, let me confirm that with them real quick on the order. All right. Hey, where's the manager at? Go get the manager real quick. Yeah, it's her call. >> Oh, you can stand right here. She's not going to do nothing. >> What What's going on today? >> I already explained it to him. He got rude with me and that's how this all happened. >> I just got here. I don't know what's going on. >> Because the lady I asked for a refund, they said that I'm trespassing. How am I Where am I trespassing if I already talked to corporate and they clearly said that's not called trespassing and I don't have a refund anymore. >> Look, I don't I know you guys are busy and you got stuff going on, but we got to situate it out here and you guys got to make choices. So, she's >> No, I'm sorry. I just want my refund and I will >> I got you. You guys want her to go? She's refusing to leave, we're going to arrest her. If you have to, I have to You you tell me. I want her arrested and I I want her off the property and I want her trespassed. >> Okay, that's exactly what we want. >> So, what is it What is her issue? >> I I we don't really know. She What had started was she had a order >> Okay. Okay, do you have your ID? All right, so have you ever been trespassed up here before? All right. >> I've been coming here for almost 3 years and I never had a problem with you. I got my >> Okay. So, why were you asking for a refund? >> Cuz they didn't give me my order. But then she got rude with me in the driveway. >> Okay. >> And I couldn't get it. I said, "Can I get a refund?" She could not give me a refund. So, I came inside and asked for a refund and she still wouldn't give me a refund and she walked to the back and walked out. >> All right. So, what What did you order? >> This drink. Clearly haven't touched it. >> Okay. >> And uh some chocolate chip cookies or something. >> Did you get the cookies? >> They're in the truck. >> They're in the truck. So, you got everything you paid for? >> I paid for >> I just want to say 100% you want to do this. This is your last chance. >> I'm talking to him now. >> I got you. You're going to leave or you're getting arrested. >> I'm not talking to >> So, So, here here's the deal. >> Mhm. >> They they don't want you on the property anymore. >> Where's the lady that said she don't want me on the property? >> The manager said that >> me to get her name, too. >> Okay, so >> Wait, can you give >> So, hold on a second. Let me Let me explain it. >> That's why >> With management not wanting you on the property, they have the right to ask you to leave and at at that point at that point in time >> corporate to get her name. So, >> Okay, so >> before I can know who it was, they said they're going to have to call you guys. >> So, well, slow down a little bit. Whenever management asks someone to leave, it does become trespassing at that point. >> though. >> Anyone Anyone who is an employee here has the right to ask you to leave. >> a manager and she's not a manager. So, what is her name? And then I will leave. I already talked to corporate and they said get her name. You keep constantly getting in my face and I don't want to >> to get arrested. >> I don't want to talk >> You're about to get arrested. >> I don't want to talk to >> I'm not going to do that. Are you >> I asked you guys, "Can you please give me her name?" So, I can leave. I will leave after I get her name so I can let corporate know. You can stop looking. I'm talking to him. He's been more calm than you have. You've been rude. Please leave me alone. Anyways, can you please get her name? >> I can try to get her name. However, I cannot force her to give me give me her name. >> So, that's that's crazy because you can force me to leave but you can't force her >> Because at this point you are trespassing cuz we've warned you to leave the property. >> Anyways, can you please go get me her name? >> Let me see if I can grab her name real quick. >> Okay. Thank you. Now, you can step away. >> I'm I'm not going anywhere. >> You can step away. >> Like, I don't know why you think you can tell me what to do. Like, this >> And I don't care. >> You're the one who's You're the one who's not >> You think I'm not going >> Look, I tried to nicely get you to leave. You don't want to listen. I'm telling you what I'm not going anywhere. In fact, if you don't give the name you won't leave, you are getting arrested and you're going to jail. That's what's going to happen to you. >> We'll see. >> Okay. We'll see what you don't leave. You got till he gets back. >> And you can get out of my face. >> It's not happening. >> It is. >> I've got a real quick question. >> Even after the officer compromised and provided Nicole with a name so she could satisfy her anger, it seemed that in Nicole's mind the entire world was conspiring against her from the baristas to the people wearing police uniforms. >> Do you guys have a manager here? >> Okay, so technically I'm the shift supervisor. Our our manager is going to be here in like 2 minutes. >> Okay. Uh so, she agreed I guess she either called corporate and did something with corporate and they're saying that they need a manager's name or someone who's in charge their name. >> Okay. >> And if I can get just something to give her to get her to leave. Either that or we're going to arrest her. So, >> Yeah, no. I can totally do that. Um well, you can let her know that >> That's that's all I need. >> We tried pretty much everything today with the aspect of the situation and it's just kind of seemed like no matter what was said or done she was getting more and more infuriated, more verbally towards us, cussing, screaming, things like that. And even went as far as to back up the drive-thru for however many minutes, and then came inside and was still trying to cause problems with the police officer. >> It's It's been the same thing with us, so. >> Oh, okay. I I don't I don't know if I did the right thing here. I didn't want to escalate it to this point, but >> We'll tell her she's not allowed back on the property, so she won't be allowed up here anymore. >> You're still in my face. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Neither am I. You're so cute, though. You're so adorable. >> So, you're going to get the manager? >> Step out of the >> What do you think I'm doing? >> I'm not going anywhere. >> That's not the manager right there, so >> He doesn't have to give you the manager's phone number. All right, we have We keep telling you everything. You're the only one that listens to us. >> No, he said he was going to get the manager's name. >> Hey, hey, honestly, you know what else? She Even though she said her kid is still at the kid here too, probably 10, 8, 9. >> That's not our manager. We still see him. >> Her Her name is >> Her name is That was not the manager. Okay, she just came. >> She is the one who's in charge. >> She was not here, though. You're lying, and so are they. >> I'm not lying. It's all on body camera. >> You can look on the camera and see that was not her name. >> All right, so So, here here's the deal. I provided you with the person who is in charge. >> Let's go. >> Nope. You're staying here. >> No, I'm not. >> You're staying here. >> Oh my god, oh. Let me go. Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow. >> Put your hands >> Bill, LET ME GO. BILL, RECORD, BILL. RECORD, BILL. OH, NO. RECORD, BILL. I am. RECORD, BILL. OH, NO. LET ME GO. STOP. COME ON, HARRIET. HEY. HEY, YOU OKAY? >> HE GRABBED ME. >> LOOK AT THIS [ __ ] FOOL. >> I DON'T CARE. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> YOU WANT TO get [ __ ] tased? >> Get the [ __ ] off me. >> The handcuffs? >> No, don't do that to me. Please, uh Please, don't do that. Can I call Ariel? Now. Hey, come and get my phone. Come and get my phone. >> Stay back there right now. >> SHE GOT TO GET MY PHONE. >> CARE. SHUT UP. >> You shut up. Call your dad. >> 135 on the custody. >> CALL YOUR DAD. HURRY UP. >> THAT'S YOURS. >> TELL HIM TO HURRY UP. Get off of me, social Get up, dumb ass. GET OFF OF MY [ __ ] YOU DON'T [ __ ] LAYING ON ME TO GET UP. >> STAY DOWN right now. >> Get off of me. AND I SAID I CAN'T BREATHE. GET OFF OF >> SO, YOU'RE READY TO GET UP, YOU'RE SAYING? >> AND I JUST SAID, LET ME UP. >> YOU SIT UP. You ready to get up? >> I can't wait for you [ __ ] to get fired. My dad. Get the [ __ ] away from me till I calm down. >> Code one right now. >> Summer, hey, come grab my phone. >> WHO WAIT? >> HEY, UM, can you come grab my phone so I can call a friend? Come here so Ariel can come and get you. HEY, COME AND GET MY PHONE SO I CAN GIVE you the damn number. Come and get my phone. I will give it to her. Please, don't touch me. Can you please come and get my phone? >> What's your name? >> Just tell her yes. She'll know when you call. Get out of my [ __ ] WAY. HURRY UP AND CALL LESLIE. LESLIE, PLEASE come and get me and my kids. >> Now if you are still wondering why the officers had to get tough with Nicole then listen to the statement from the real victim of this morning. She casually dumped her entire drink onto the floor causing water to splash onto the legs of the officer on duty. >> If you don't get away FROM MY CAR >> I CAN DO WHAT I WANT right now. You're under arrest. >> AND I'M TRYING TO CALL LESLIE. >> understand me? You're under arrest. I've been nice with you this whole time. >> Yeah, and you got rude when he came out. I'm at Starbucks in O'Fallon. THREW ME ON THE GROUND. >> Mine are completely torn to pieces so >> Hurry UP AND GET UP HERE RIGHT NOW. >> Just making sure I'm not dripping blood. >> You didn't care if I would. >> You know, I gave you multiple opportunities. >> It took two of you to get ME ON THE GROUND AND YOU THREW ME ON THE [ __ ] ground. Get the hell OUT OF MY FACE WITH THAT BULL CRAP. >> I'M NOT in your face. If you want to see in your face, I'll get in your face. >> going to have a whole contest with you. YOU'RE ARGUING IN MY [ __ ] RIGHT BACK. >> AWESOME. I've got all day. There's going to be another officer here you're going to the back of that car. >> That's fine, too. But I'm not leaving until my boyfriend come and get my kids. >> All right, you're still going to the back of the car. You keep telling us what you're not going to do. >> QUENTIN, CAN YOU HURRY AND GET HER NOW? >> ALL YOU WOULD HAVE had to do was leave. I don't know why you caused all this trouble. >> Because I asked for a refund. What the hell do you mean? >> get We can't make them give you a refund. I told you. >> You can't You said that AND THEN YOU LIED ON THE TOP OF THE NAME OF THE GIRL NAME AND THAT WASN'T HER [ __ ] NAME. >> My body cam is on. My body cam. >> Pull it. >> You can already You can already I asked for the name and you lied to the girl name and I provided the name and I provided you with the name. Do you want to listen to me? >> Like I said. >> Do you want to listen to me? >> I said what I said. >> For the third time, do you want to listen to me? Obviously not. >> For the third time, I said the same thing. >> Obviously not. >> All right, well hurry up because they talking about soon as they tell my new as soon as another cop car come they taking me and I said I'm not leaving until somebody come get my kids. >> Do you want >> And then he he pressed on my back to get up off the ground, bro. He literally pressed on my back to get his big ass up off of me. You could have used something else to get your ass off of me. You going to use my [ __ ] back? >> Are you Are you his father? >> I'm her uncle. >> Okay, listen. Hey, stay over Stay over here. Don't go over there. >> I I want to know what >> I'm going to tell you what's going on. She's being arrested. >> For what? >> Well, so first of all, I wanted her to leave to leave the store. She didn't want to leave. So I identified that she resisted arrest and then >> I can't believe he He didn't tell me right then. >> Anyway, she didn't go to jail. She's waiting for somebody to pick her up. >> He's trying TO GET IN YOUR FACE. HE'S LYING. I never resisted arrest. I came out the door and I walked out and I told Let's go. Then the two right there threw ME ON THE GROUND. EXACTLY. >> WE GOT ONE ON THE way to search her. She's still going She's still going to jail. >> I mean, I don't I don't have >> He's lying. >> Then he decided to dump her drink out and come to walk out and we stopped her for to give her a trespass and she began resisting. >> And they wouldn't give me my refund. I kept talking to the corporate on the phone and they said to stay on the phone and they come to me. >> was as long as she got the name of the manager or whoever was in charge, she'd leave. I provided that and I lied. According to her, I lied, so she wouldn't leave. But for what? I got that if if if any business around here Who are you talking to? >> Here, quick, give me my phone. And don't give it to nobody. >> She dumped it out right in front of me and it splattered all over the place. >> But it didn't get on you, though. >> It did. It got on my feet. Thank you very much. >> No, it didn't. >> That's all right. I lied to you already, so >> You've been lying the whole time, sir. >> So do you know her? >> No, I was just walking and I saw the baby in a panic. >> Darling, who are you Who are you talking to? Are you talking to daddy? >> That is my baby. >> Okay, how old is he? >> How old is he? >> I'm trying to let sweetie. I'm trying to help you out, promise. I just want to make sure somebody can come here and get you. >> Honestly, if you thought Nicole trashed the Starbucks over just a few dollars, the horrifying truth is that she had abandoned her child right in in parking lot. It turns out Nicole's priority was the Starbucks refund money, not the safety of the children. >> Well, I just spoke with I guess their grandmother and also there's an aunt and yes, they're supposed to be on the way. The grand The aunt told me she was coming from Granite City, so it'll be a minute, but I said that I will wait I just cuz there's actually two other children sleeping in the backseat here. >> They all came in this car? When a business calls, any business in this town, and they tell us that they want somebody to leave, they have every right to do that. Now, us as the police uh we cannot make anything that's between the customer and the business happen. So, if a customer wants a refund, we can't make them do that. >> No, I'm saying >> But we >> She's saying >> I got you, but >> She wanted to give her a refund and he made her take it. >> Yeah, but they all they all called us here and said she was unruly and they wanted to go. I made I made them tell me three or four times how did it get to this? I'm trying to get there to do everything. >> She's saying what I'm saying is you explained to me what I'm saying >> I'm saying how did it How did it get to this? >> She just said that she wanted a refund. >> All right. So, she's saying all she wanted was a refund, right? She said she would have given it to her right. Why did it get to this? Is what I'm saying >> Hey, well cuz we were called cuz she was unruly. >> And she was becoming irate and she was on the phone and was following them to the back of the >> Listen, I gave her more than enough time to leave. I checked three times with her and I said if you want to go and if you want to leave we're going to arrest her and she refused to leave and then she threw her drink on the other officer. >> That wasn't the main issue. >> That's an actual See that? She's got That's two different charges she's got right now. She threw that drink on the other officer and she refused to leave. Charge I already told her at least at least five times if you don't leave right now you're getting arrested and she said you're not arresting me and she stayed. So, that's that's two >> She was on the phone with her boyfriend and I don't know >> I got you. I've explained this situation enough times, so >> But I don't feel like the whole You're talking about the drink >> Dude, I I I I gave her probably 10 chances to leave. She absolutely She's like, "You're not arresting me." Yeah, then we'll put her in Which car are we putting her in then? Put her in this car. Give me your wrists and your elbows. I'm assuming you got wrists and the and the drink and the drink. What's the drink? She drank that in front of us. That's That was the last thing You see poured out. So, we got we got Just pressing resisting. We'll take pictures of your injuries and we'll see what Take both of us together now. I gave her I gave her How many times And I went to her You want to take a break? No, I'm good. I'm good. Well, if if one of you guys can keep her calm, I mean, I don't even know her name yet. So, here's the other thing. I probably gave I'm telling you, ask him. I probably gave her 10 times. I was like, "Just leave." And then I And then I made them confirm three times that she's getting arrested if she She's like, "You're not arresting me." So, here's our other problem. She's got She's got three kids. And Got to get the point across. There's three kids. My uncle's taking the kids in her car. Okay. We'll transport her up there, get her booked, and go from there. Are you guys good cuz there's been a pending noise complaint for the past like 10 minutes? You got that coffee on the floor. All right. She's good. She's going to freak out when she gets to your car cuz we'll take her up to PD. All right? And then we'll just Yeah, we can do that. I'm not going to do that Uh but I'll have four more take her up to PD. That way she stays calm for you. Through one of instructing ID. She doesn't give it right away. She still hasn't given it. We still don't have her name. She said get her name here, I guess. Yeah. You start heading up to PD so they can see your injuries. You good? I'm fine. All right. You go up to PD so they can see your injuries. We'll transport her for you. >> Cole was arrested on charges of aggravated assault on a law enforcement personnel, unlawful trespassing, disorderly conduct, obstruction of identification, and resisting arrest. The police officer was extremely patient, giving her more than 10 chances to leave before carrying out the arrest. How did the online community react to her terrible behavior? Stay tuned for a few more minutes to see some more opinions. Do not take your eyes off the video because you will not believe how troublesome the next woman was. >> I want you to let me know that he's seen it and then I'll give you my ID. I'm I'm more than happy to comply with you. >> are you going to give it to us either way then? >> I'm going to give it to you once you tell me that I committed battery. I want you to arrest this. And that's all you wanted to do. You wanted to be racist and now you got it. And I'm going to sue. I promise you I'm going to sue. It's pure racism. I am back here sweating profusely. I need ambulance now. Wow, are you trying to kill me? Like the [ __ ] >> At the scene, they encountered a woman in a furious state, believing herself to be the victim of an injustice on an international scale. >> Did you get into an argument with somebody about the front desk? >> Yes, I did. >> So, what what is going on? >> I was going to return Wait a minute. Why am I even explaining this? Get the manager and let her explain it to you. >> We've already spoken with her. We're here to get your side. >> Okay. >> So, we just want to know what happened. >> Um she Hold on a minute. She kept I was going to return. She made me stand in the back of the line for 15 minutes. I asked her to give me a manager. She wants to tell me, um I'm trying to help you. I said I don't want your help. I want you to get me a manager. She said, um "Well, you had to wait behind the people." She waited on six other people in front of me. I know that it was a a nasty little situation. I guess because I asked them, "Is this the only place that you do returns?" She said, um not even her. She wasn't even the one that spoke. It was another worker that said, "We only do them over there." So, I was like, "Okay." And I stood there for 15 minutes and watched six other people go in front of me. When you off duty, would you stand there for 15 minutes and let six other people go in front one people. time is just as valuable as anyone else. >> Right. So, when I asked for my manager, she told me no. She went to popping off about how she would whoop my ass. So, I put my bag down and told her that we can get it. Let's get it. >> You were trying to You were trying to return something. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then it just >> And she threw my receipt at me. That's how it got started. She She took my receipt and did it like that. >> Okay. >> It's all on camera. Go run the cameras. >> We were We were just asking if you were throwing it. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> The officer requested that the suspect present ID to investigate the behavior, but the offender refused. She accused the police of racism and believed that she was being treated unfairly because of her skin color. >> And she said you threw a lock at her. >> I didn't throw a lock at Go run the cameras back. >> Did you throw anything towards >> If Why would she have done my return if I threw the lock at her? >> I'm just This is what she said. >> make sense. That's I was returning lock. >> We're We're new to the store. You locked it. >> But I'm I'm kind of I My hearing is not all that good, so I get loud. >> Okay. >> That I even explained that to the manager. It wasn't that I got loud with her. And I never cursed at her, never said anything threatening to her. But she told me she was going to whoop my ass. >> Okay. >> This is where that where I draw the line at. You're not going to whoop my ass. And I told her she had a bad week. >> So, when you You were returning a lock box. That's what happened. >> I had it >> And then when she Once you completed the return, she was like, "Oh, like here you go." >> did this to my receipt. And that's when I said, "Why are you not getting the manager?" >> misconstrued the tossing the lock box like, "Hey, here you go." Cuz you were You were waiting there 15 minutes. I'd be You know >> I came up and I apologized to the lady that was standing in front of me. I said, "I'd like to return this." And that's when I put the locks down. The lady that was standing on the side, they can tell you I was standing right there. >> it like struck her in any way, it wasn't intentional. >> I'm just saying something. >> She Her hands weren't even there. I I put the locks on the counter. >> So, it wasn't like an intentional like, "I'm going to throw this at you." type of thing. >> No. >> Okay. We'll watch We'll watch the video. Just >> Watch the video. >> Okay. >> Watch the video. Let go watch the video. >> Go watch the video. >> Let go watch the video. >> Okay. >> I don't even want to purchase nothing. I'm on that and got really peeved off. Hold on a minute. I don't really got pissed now cuz you going to lie. Go run the video. Let's go run the >> Go run >> the video. You can just stand right here. >> No, I'm not going to stand here. Am I being detained? >> You are. >> What am I being detained for? >> We're going to figure out what's going on. >> Oh, okay. Well, I'm going to stay here. >> No, you're not. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> I do. >> Okay. Can I see it? >> Once you tell me what the [ __ ] going on. >> Well, you're being detained for the investigation of if there was a battery that occurred. We're going to Like I said, we're going to figure it out. So, like >> Go ahead. Once we figure it out, then I'll give you my ID once you tell me that I'm being arrested for a battery. >> You're being detained so we can identify who you are. >> Yeah. >> Give me a sergeant. >> I don't I'm I'm not What am I being detained for? I I haven't done anything. >> That's fine. You can get me a sergeant. >> A what? >> A sergeant. >> So, do you want to add on another charge that you're not giving us so >> I didn't I don't have a charge at all because I've done nothing. I was returning a lot. >> Well, she's investigating. >> Obstructing an >> I'm not obstructing anything. >> Identify yourself and figure out All right. Well, that's not going to do it. We just need your identification. >> I don't have one now. >> All right. >> Take you into criminal court and you're >> That's fine. >> No, we're >> It really doesn't have to be an ID. >> She used hearing loss and disability as excuses for speaking loudly and causing arguments. She then set a condition saying that she would only provide ID after the officer watched the surveillance camera footage. >> It doesn't have to be an ID. >> Because this is all racism, and I want you to watch the video first because Yeah, that's what it's called, battery. I want you to watch the video first and then come back to me and tell me that I assaulted someone. >> He's No, he's going to watch the video. We didn't say you assaulted anyone. >> I didn't You said battery. Is that not battery? >> Like when you make unprovoked natural contact with someone. >> Okay. Well, I didn't I didn't I didn't do anything. >> I've been nice to you. >> Yeah, and I've been nice to you. Have I been rude to you? >> No, but you're getting You're being hostile for whatever reason. >> I am not I'm sitting down. How am I hostile? >> We just need your ID. >> Even if you Even if you give us your ID, I don't know what what that what why that >> Because I need to know why you need my ID. >> Cuz you're being detained for an investigation of a battery. >> Okay. Well, once we find out that I did battery, then I'll give you my ID. >> Well, why not give it now? I don't understand. >> There's no reason to give it now. >> You're being investigated for a crime, so >> Oh, okay. >> So, really you don't >> know what crime I committed. Returning boxes a crime? >> No, she stated that you threw the lock at her, right? >> Well, she definitely Well, tell me this, if I threw a lock at you, if I threw a lock at you, would you not have gotten your manager instantly then? Would that not have been the case? >> here. I told you that. >> I understand, but I'm I'm just asking you common sense. Would you have processed a return for someone that >> know. I didn't work in retail, so >> I've never worked in retail either, but I mean, that's just common sense. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> But, either way, we need your identification. >> This I mean, your job is customer service right now, right? >> Correct. >> I >> Yeah. >> I agree. >> We're trying to do our job, and you're hindering us from doing our job. >> You want to be difficult about your ID. >> being difficult. I Did you get her ID? >> We're getting his over there. >> And she's not going to do all this. You're doing too much over an ID. >> Y'all doing too much by by saying that I committed battery and then watching all the videos. >> We didn't call the cops. Nobody's raising their voice to you. You're just being difficult with the ID. >> So, that's Once you watch the video and you find out I did battery, that's fine. I'll be >> So, do our job. We're trying to ask you >> We're still going to get your ID. >> I will do it. >> Whether it's a battery or not, we still need your identification cuz we've investigated you and we have now detained you. So, we need your identification. >> And you're detaining me for what? >> We already told you. The investigation of a battery that might have occurred. That's what we're >> have occurred. >> Correct. That's what we're investigating. >> So, I just have to watch the video to see that. >> He's watching it right now. >> Okay. Once you let me know that he's seen it, then I'll give you my ID. I'm I'm more than happy to comply with you. >> going to give it to us either way, though? >> I'm going to give it to you once you tell me that I committed battery. I want you I want you to see >> So, what if >> we tell you you didn't? You're just not going to give us your ID? >> Yeah, we still need your >> It's a document that we're supposed to have. >> Oh, once you watch the video and you that guy say I don't mind giving you my ID. Yes, watch the video first, please. >> But, do you understand >> I understood. I I understand. >> the knowledge if you're arrested or not for battery >> I just told you. Did you hear me? I just said to you that no matter what, I will give you my ID once you watch the video. I said that. Did I not say that? >> But, what are you solving by by >> Because I want you to see the video first. >> It's not going to change the way that they treat you. >> need your ID. And I'm still I know I know it's not going to ever change the way that you treat me. I know that. >> Why are you even talking about >> I get that. >> I'm just trying to see >> I get that. I get the way you treat me. I get it. I get it. I do. I really do. Is your camera on? >> Always. >> Good. Great. >> I've been nice to you. >> Oh, you have. You've been absolutely beautiful. >> Can I have your ID? >> You said what? >> Can I have your ID? >> Yeah, once you guys watch the video. >> But will you It doesn't change. >> I'm going to I'm going to give you my ID once you watch the video and come back and tell me that I didn't commit a battery. >> I'm not the one watching the video. So, when he comes back, he'll he'll relay everything. >> Oh, you are absolutely a wonderful person. Great. Thank you. I appreciate it. Yeah. >> This is a very minor situation. So, >> It shouldn't even escalated to this. But, I know you guys don't have much to do over here, you know. I get it. I live over here, too. I get it. >> 703 Palm One Way >> If I committed battery, why would I stand here and fight? Make this make sense. Why would you have returned the locks if I committed battery? No, you popped off and said you were going to beat my ass is what you did. You non-threatened and I'm the one asking you to ask for ID. Like >> We already ran her ID. >> Yeah, that's fine. I want to press charges to my before her saying she's threatening me. >> Why didn't you call them? We don't do cross complaints. >> I mean why would I What am I calling for? >> You just said you wanted to press charges. >> Right, I do want to I want to Well, how did you know I was going to the police station? >> Cuz why would she do that if she's here? >> The same reason that she returned my locks and I supposedly threw them at her. You're bright. You're a good one. You're clever. Why did her manager come and apologize to me? Okay. That's all good. This is really delaying my day. I got contractors at my property. This is absolutely insane. I'm surrounded by three wonderful officers that all have eyes on me. I've never felt so popular in my life. Is anything wrong? See, they think because when you they don't realize you have a handicap and they don't realize that your hearing is affected and then someone tells you, "You're loud." And that's when all of the drama becomes drama, you know? It's crazy. >> So, they're arguing. It's all on video. She never touches her whatsoever. >> She's refusing to identify herself. >> She throws the locks on the counter. Never touches her. Words are exchanged. She's about to go behind the counter. Another She is. So, another customer comes in and separates them both and they leave. Close the door. She was never struck. She was never hit. >> Okay. >> She never threw the receipt. She tried to hand her the receipt. She swatted the receipt away. >> Okay. >> And then was like kind of about to go behind the counter. Some other lady was like, "Hey, what the fuck?" Separated them. >> Although the padlock did not directly hit the employee's face, this woman still put on an extremely aggressive performance. She demanded to see a sergeant, used her phone to live stream on social media, and continued screaming about racism. >> She'll probably tell you she wants to press charges against her for being threatened about >> So, she's going to be criminally trespassed and removed. So, she has to give her ID. >> Okay. Yeah, she said either way at the end of the investigation she'll get it, but >> So, I watched the video. No contact was ever made. You threw the the locks or whatever on the counter. >> Yes. >> Words were look like, "I can't hear." What words? No, I didn't say any of that. So, she had the receipt. She tried to hand it to you. She didn't throw it at you. >> No, she took the receipt. The receipt was in her hand. She did like this and walked away. That's exactly what >> So, she tried to hand it to you initially. I watched the video. >> No. So, the receipt was put in my hand? >> She tried to hand it to you. >> She did not. She did like this to the receipt. She did not try to hand it but I'm not going to go back and forth. I didn't touch this woman. >> So, here's the deal. They do not want you back at this Home Depot. Criminally trespass. So, I need your ID to document that you were here, verify who you are, and trespass. >> So, you I'm being detained and >> You're detained right now. So, I just need your ID so I can criminally trespass you and then you're free to go. >> Criminally trespass me? >> Yes, so they do not want you back at this >> Oh, I won't come back. >> I know, but I have to enter you in the system. So, I need your ID. >> I will never come back in here. And I I spend my money at all. I'll go to another Home Depot. >> I'm going to explain this as >> Okay, let's go outside. I don't want to be here. No, CAN WE GO OUTSIDE? WHY ARE WE STANDING HERE? >> These are These are the two choices we have. One, you give me your ID, I verify who you are >> Hold on a minute. Hold on a minute. Let me get my Hold on. >> Is your phone more high definition than your phone? >> That's fine. I just want to make sure that I get what you're saying to me. >> So, these are the two choices. You give me your ID, I verify who you are, and then I will criminally trespass you, and then you're free to go. If you don't do that, then I have to take you to the station and >> get all your badge number, your name, and I need a sergeant over here. What's your name? >> Badge 377. >> What was your name? >> 425. >> And you? >> 429. >> All right. I want to put her in jail. She was beautiful. She I like her. >> 424. >> Perfect. I don't know who you are. >> 424. >> Thank you. >> Just get your ID, get you on your way, you'll be gone. >> Uh-huh. >> If not, and you don't want to give me your >> want to press charges because now I was threatened. I was threatened. Let's listen to the verb the verb the verbage on this on this >> also said that you threatened her. >> No, no. Let's listen to the verb on the >> to go behind the counter and >> I've never went behind the counter. That is abso- >> I watched the video. >> Let's go watch. Can I watch the video? Let's watch it together. >> got in between you two and separated you. >> I never went behind the counter. She started to say >> customer got in between you and >> That's not how that went. Can we go watch the video together? >> I'm trying to bring you back to the >> I do. I do. No, no, no, no, no, no. Give me a sergeant over here. I'm sorry. >> If you fail to give me your ID >> Can I get a sergeant over here? Can I get a Can I get a sergeant >> I'll call one. If they can come out, they can come out. >> Okay, let's do that. >> No, we're not playing that game. >> There's no There's no game. No, there's no game. Let me put this on social media. There's no game. There's no game. I don't play games. >> Go ahead. You can put it on social media. >> I don't play games. This is not a game. No, you're not going to give me my ID because now I want to press charges. She threatened me. >> And she's saying you threatened her. >> Did you listen to it? She threatened me first. >> You She threatened me first and >> I never went behind the counter. Never tried to go. She She threatened me and said she was going to whoop my ass. So, now you're going to going to tell me that I can't press charges? >> No. >> Why not? >> Because I literally watched the video. There's multiple people around you. >> going to not be She's going to be trespassing when she comes here, too? >> No, she works here. >> So, she gets to threaten me? This But, she gets to threaten me and that happens? This is how this happens? >> Like he explained to you. >> No, yeah, I'm listening. >> If you were If you were in fear of your life, like you said she threatened you, you could have called the police, but you did not, right? Okay, hold on. Just wait. Just wait. So, you were going to come to the station, whatever. She, in the moment, believed that you bettered her, so she called 911. >> No, she wanted to save her job. >> Whatever it was. She She called the police on you. We came, we detained you. We're trained to trespass you from this location, so we need your ID. He's telling you if you fail to do that, you're going to be >> never going to never come back here, but I don't feel like that that you need to ID me and I'm not getting a police report for someone threatening me. So, I It's okay for someone to threaten me? So, why can't I see the video? Let's watch the video together so that I can get a lawyer cuz now I'm going to go in and get a lawyer. >> you only want to press charges because we're telling you you can't come here. >> Oh, I don't care about that. I'm coming here. You know how many Home Depots are in Florida? >> All right, but we need your ID so we can go through the process. >> One more time. >> I need a sergeant. Can I please have a sergeant? Is it not my right to have a a sergeant here? >> at the station if you >> After giving her dozens of chances to leave like an adult, the officers realized that patience was a luxury she no longer deserved. She struggled, violently resisted, and insulted the officers. >> I can I can do the station. We can do that. >> No, you're not leaving. You're either coming with us >> get me a sergeant here? >> No. >> I'd like a sergeant. >> You're under arrest. >> All right, perfect. Okay. >> You had your chance. All I needed was your ID. >> Let go or you're going to >> Resisting, too. >> Stop resisting. Drop your keys. >> That's racism. That's all it is. That's racism. It's complete racism. >> No, you're trying >> No, you're trying You wanted to do the racism. >> Not at all. >> So, now you're going to go through my purse? >> No, we're taking it off you. >> Oh, okay. Now, don't go through my stuff. Okay. That's fine. I'm going to sue. I'm going to sue. I promise you. I'm going to sue and get me a sergeant while we're down here. >> You can talk to the sergeant at the station. This could have been a simple hand me your ID, you could have been on your way, but you want to make this extremely >> I wanted to make it difficult because you guys are racist. That's all this is. It's racism. >> Not at all. >> It is and I'm going to prove it. You just wait. Uh-huh. Let's go. Go. All right. >> Don't pull away. >> nasty ass hands off of me, you disgusting ass person. Cuz that's all this is. You're a racist. And that's all you wanted to do. You wanted to be racist and now you got it. And I'm going to sue. I promise you I'm going to sue. It's pure racism. I'll be back. Yep. You couldn't wait to put your hands on me, could you? You sorry piece of [ __ ] I know. You're a sorry piece of [ __ ] Yes, it does. It really does cuz this is going to be great when I sue the [ __ ] out of you all. I'm going to sue. No, you did. I liked you. You were cool. You were cool. It's okay. It's okay, but I'm going to give them my ID and I'm going to talk to the sergeant. And the funny thing is I don't think you're racist, but he definitely >> From someone with lungs healthy enough to scream continuously for 20 minutes without rest, she suddenly became a severe asthma patient with chest pain and on the verge of vomiting. With no other option, the police had to call emergency services to take her to the hospital. >> It's hot and I have asthma. Can we get to the station cuz I'm going to throw up. I need a paramedic. Can you get me a paramedic, please? I need it now. I have really severe asthma. >> Central 351 will be en route to the station with one female 95. >> How far is the station? I'm about to throw up. >> I need an ambulance. Please. My chest is hurting. I need an ambulance. >> Should we get to the station? >> If I run and die, BECAUSE YOU REALLY GOING TO DO >> WHAT DO YOU WANT us to do? Pull over and wait for an ambulance to come? >> I have severe asthma and I I've explained that to >> Open the window up and we can >> No, I need you to get me somewhere. I am back here sweating profusely. I need the ambulance now. Wow, are you trying to kill me? What the [ __ ] Oh my god. Oh my god, I'm sweating profusely. Please give me an ambulance. Oh my god, YOU GOT TO PULL OVER NOW. I CAN'T DO THIS. >> Call an ambulance. >> Oh, you got TO PULL OVER NOW. I CAN'T BREATHE. YOU GOT ME IN A >> YOU'RE COMING WE'RE STOPPING. >> WHAT YOU GOT ME IN? MY CHEST IS HURTING. >> ALL RIGHT, WELL YOU'RE GOING TO WAIT CUZ UNTIL THE ambulance gets here. >> That's not Where in the is the ambulance? >> Well, it went to the station, but we stopped. So now it's got to come back here. >> to kill me. You got me in this hot ass mother This is insane. You see how hard I'm sweating? And I ain't even [ __ ] moved. Like this is crazy. >> She said she has severe asthma. >> She don't know my [ __ ] medical history. I don't know why the [ __ ] she's talking to you. My chest is hurting. And uh yes. >> All right, just a minute, okay? >> Hold on. I'm going to go ahead and get this over with. I want to talk to the sergeant. Give my whatever you going to do whatever you going to do so I can go to court cuz I'm going to sue. >> Hey, you need to settle down, too. This is to treat you, okay? We're We're the good guys. We're trying to treat you. You got to have a medical for >> problems. >> So we need you to just behave. >> I explained to them that I have a medical >> Okay, okay, we're going to We don't care about the situation. We don't care about what's going on with your health. You need to listen. You need to shut your mouth and listen, all right? Hey, listen. You're going to get cuffed again. You're going to get cuffed again, but you're going to get cuffed in the front, all right? It's for your treatment. You got to listen. You're going to listen to what you're being told, all right? >> No. I'm grown. I'm going to do what I want. No, I want to whatever I got to do to get out of this these cuffs. >> Okay, wait, listen to me. Are you If you come back in my car and you refuse to go to the hospital, we can't have this again while we're in route to our to our jail. >> I can't tell you that I won't be sick. You can even ask them I have asthma. >> I'll roll the windows down and have the AC on in the back for you, but you we can't have you mid route say I want to go to the hospital. >> told you to listen. >> Cuz that's >> My chest is hurting. Okay? There's nothing I'm going to do with it. Let's go to the hospital, but I want to get this over with. Let's go get this over with. Let's go get this over How about we take you to the hospital? >> After receiving a medical evaluation, she was arrested on charges of assault, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. Share your thoughts below and explore some more hilarious comments from the online community. >> I'll sue the [ __ ] out of you guys. I pay you all. I donate. I did the Dunwoody donation, and I believe in that officer. I'm a Republican, god damn it. You take me out of this. I will find you in court. And I will destroy you. I know the law. >> Everything began when Dunwoody police received a report of a domestic dispute taking place right outside of a local hotel. When the officers arrived, they did not find a trembling victim, but Angela in a beautiful white dress. >> You're what? >> I'm good. >> Did you call 911? >> No. >> Okay, cuz someone called saying that you were getting beat up. >> Ew. Who would do that? >> Um Were you with someone? >> I'm from New York. I don't get beat up. >> Hey, I I believe you, but were you just with someone? >> No. >> No? >> No. >> Keep driving around. She's advising this isn't her house. >> I was That's disgusting to me. >> What? What? >> Really? I'm just waiting for Uber to get home. >> Right. Well, when I'm told that someone was beating up a white female in a white dress and you don't have any shoes on >> Shoes? Do you really think I would put up with that? >> I don't know you, but I'm here to verify with you. >> Ew. No. No, no, no. Okay. Uh no one's touched me. I appreciate I uh support Dunwoody. I have a business here. >> Angela's story quickly began to fall apart. Officers noted that Angela was so intoxicated that her speech was slurred and she had completely lost control of her behavior, even cursing at unrelated passersby. That's a felony. >> Ew. I would never get touched from anyone. >> Okay, that's fine. An independent witness advised me. >> No one touched me. >> Okay. What's going on out here tonight? >> No one touched me. >> I didn't ask that. I asked her what's going on tonight. >> Nothing. >> Okay. So, why are we out here and why do I got like multiple reports that you had a fight with someone out here? >> Seriously? >> Yeah, seriously. >> There's no problem. >> Well, there is a problem. >> What is the problem that was called in? >> Because there's disturbance between you and another male. >> Someone doesn't want to stay at the hotel. I've got to drive home. I'm sobering up. So, I'm standing here to sober up to go back home. >> Where's home at? >> Home is in Brookhaven. My daughter has a 17th at >> Do you have your ID with you? >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> god. >> Oh, [ __ ] That's what happens when you're intoxicated outside and then you're sitting here telling me that >> I'm not >> And you're telling me that Well, there was a cause out here and that's the reason why I'm out here. >> No, there wasn't. I'm actually just trying to go home. >> Okay. >> It was you? Oh, okay. >> god. Okay, homeless. All right. Go get a job. Really? >> to do with calling this in with you? >> I support Dunwoody. I finance Dunwoody. I have a business in Dunwoody. >> I'm not going to do this. They sent them. I make the decisions. >> but them did not call. >> I make good decisions to make better for my There's my ID. Seriously. >> 261 Dunwoody Road. >> Look at my salon. I've got a business in this area. >> Last name is going to be spelled E A G L O N E A as in A alpha. >> And the first name is Carol. >> You. >> C >> I'm not driving. I'm going to my hotel room. I'm not driving. >> Okay. Well, listen to me. You're intoxic- >> Yeah, I'm going to my >> I'm going to go ahead and take you to jail. Do you understand me? It does not matter. You are out in the public area. You're intoxicated and you won your test and people walking down the road that had nothing to do with you. >> ridiculous. >> and lock her up for for me. Go ahead. You're under arrest right now. >> what? >> For disorderly conduct. >> Angelo. >> We'll we'll stop. >> What am I doing? >> Relax your arms. >> Relax. >> police can catch another charge. >> on. >> Relax. >> I'm trying to wait for Uber. >> Relax your >> I'm waiting for Uber. >> arms. >> What are you doing, Angelo? >> do nothing. I am. >> Who called? I'm just waiting for Uber to go back to Brookhaven. My daughter just turned 17. I got a hotel room. Oh my god. I What? What? Seriously, guys, I donate to your Dunwoody police department. I'm salon over at Park Place with the lawns and >> Okay. >> Really? I donate to you. Big time. Yes. >> So, the thing is is that when you're cussing at people that walk by that have nothing to do with you >> I'm not doing anything. I was just sitting >> cussing at this guy walking by you that's got nothing to do with you. >> Who is he? >> The person you just cussed at. >> Oh, oh, we can't talk anymore? >> We can't cuss at people. >> down to? We can't talk to people? I'm not going to jail. I've done nothing wrong. >> How about that? >> You're what? >> For disorderly under the influence and if you keep pulling away from the officer >> I'm trying to get a Uber home. Are you guys seriously doing this? >> I will have another charge on you. And yes, I'm dead serious. >> Why? I'm just trying to go home. >> Well, tonight you're going to jail, unfortunately. Have a seat in the car. >> There's no charges under anything. >> I'm not going to argue with you about it. Have a seat in the truck. >> Guys, seriously, I got a company. I donate to Dunwoody. >> Get in the back of the Tahoe before you get another charge. >> Oh my god. >> Inside the truck. >> Seriously? >> Dead serious. >> I've done nothing. I just want to go home to Virginia. >> in August, you can explain it to the judge that you did nothing. >> talking about court in August? >> and slide in the truck. You're going to have a court date in August. >> I want to know the charges right now. >> you when you get in the truck. I've already told you. >> Disorderly under the influence and obstruction because you're fighting where you're pulling away from the officer. >> to go home. >> You are under arrest. Get in the back of the truck. >> I'm trying to go home. >> In the back of the truck. >> Are you guys seriously? >> Absolutely. >> It is my daughter's. I just came here to >> I saw it on the seat. >> Really? >> I don't know how many times more I've got to tell you yes, really. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> I know your people in Dunwoody. >> Okay, well I don't know what people you're talking about. >> What is your officer's name? What is Who are you? >> I'm Sergeant Foreman. >> Foreman? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Move your foot. >> I donate tons of money to Dunwoody. >> trying to go and sit there and say that because you donate money you can't go to jail? >> no reason for this. I'm sitting there waiting for Uber to go home. >> Okay. >> To go home. >> out in public and you're >> So what? >> Okay. Move your foot. >> Her boyfriend tried to turn the incident into a romantic movie by claiming this was just a normal argument between people in love. He even questioned the police about why it took four male officers just to restrain one woman. >> Now you, because she's naming you and the front desk clerk saw you two together earlier. >> She's Hey Carol. Carol. I did nothing. >> Do you have an ID on you, sir? >> I'm sure. I have an ID on me. >> Okay. >> Um I do feel that I did nothing, Carol. >> So you can talk to me. >> Why is she being apprehended? >> Well, I talked to her and she was >> Why is she being apprehended? >> Stop. >> Why? >> Because well, I have not gone over there to talk to my supervisor. >> She She did nothing wrong. >> I please see your ID? And we will talk with you. >> Okay. She did nothing wrong. She's Jesus Christ, what is going on here? >> Here's my ID. >> Okay, thank you, sir. So, we will find out what's going on with her because I am not a part of the conversation that >> done nothing wrong. She has done nothing against me. I did not call anything. I don't know what's going on here. >> Okay. >> That is wrong. >> Well, I don't know what she told them. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know if she's refusing to identify herself or she's giving false information. >> She's probably combative, but >> Is she drunk? Has she been drinking tonight? >> We both have, but I don't think that merits anything for her being [ __ ] >> Well, >> hog-tied right there. Please. Please. >> Well, once we get her in a spot >> god. >> our supervisor will come over here and talk to you because that's who was talking to her was our sergeant. Okay? >> deserve to be hog-tied. We have a hotel room. She can come into here. >> Mhm. Okay. >> Jesus Christ, really? But, I do object for what I saw over there. What I saw was her being hog-tied and I don't believe that she deserved that. >> Okay. >> I did not call anything. I don't understand this. What I What I believe is something is being Mhm. Okay. >> Okay, so you're saying that you didn't call? >> I didn't do anything. We have no fight. We are conversation. We are relationship. I don't know who did what, but what I saw her being hog-tied right there is unacceptable and I do not understand what's going on there. I will sit here and listen to you guys, but I saw her being hogtied. >> Okay, that's perfectly fine. >> down, thrown down, and then hogtied. >> That's perfectly fine, cuz we're just trying to figure out what's going on, too. >> Okay. >> Cuz when I was talking to her, she didn't really want to talk to me. And that's fine. >> She doesn't want to talk to anyone, which is her right. But for her to be hogtied, what I saw there, four men hogtied hogtying her. Unacceptable. And I want to know what's going on. >> Okay. I'm sure you'll be getting an answer here in the next couple minutes. >> Okay. Now, I will admit, you hogtie her, you are going to feel the wrath from her. So, I don't understand why she was hogtied. That's what I want to understand. Four men physically putting her down and hogtying her. So, I want to understand what that is. >> Are y'all married? >> It doesn't matter if we're married. >> It doesn't matter. >> No, it does not. We are common We are we we are together. >> Okay. >> So, I want to understand what this is. >> Okay. Are you married or not? >> No, we are not. >> in the same house? >> Yes, we live in the same house. >> have y'all lived together? >> 2 years. >> Okay. So, the reason why we're out here is because we got a call over a fight between >> From who? From who? >> Someone that called 911. >> From who? >> It doesn't matter. Somebody called about a man. >> It doesn't matter from who. >> It absolutely does. Independent witness. >> I want to understand four men taking a woman down, hogtying her. And that's what you did. Where is she? And I'm here. I'm here. Where is she? You put her in cuffs, and you hogtied her where? And put her where? >> Yeah, I can tell you, I just saw her. She wasn't hogtied. She was in cuffs, absolutely, but she was not hogtied. >> You didn't put her down on all fours? >> I did. I just got her. >> Okay. >> But I just walked by her. >> Okay. Whatever you want to do. As a man who is in a relationship with her, you understand my predicament, right? >> No, I'm here to try to understand with you. >> I don't understand what's going on. >> So, like you said, there was a 911 >> Who Who was it then? >> Who So, you want to understand what's >> And I am a hurt man. >> to understand what's going >> I'm I'm a hurt man, and no one can explain >> here trying to help you understand. Do you want to talk about it? >> Yeah, let's talk about it. >> the other officer was saying, my sergeant was saying there's a 911 call out here about a fight, okay? >> Who? >> You got to understand, it doesn't matter who called. >> 911 call? >> You're at a hotel in public. It doesn't matter who called. You're doing this where everybody can see it, and anybody can call about it. >> Oh, my god. >> Now, who called about it doesn't matter. The fact is somebody saw that, they called you, described you, we found you, and y'all are doing some shenanigans out here, all right? So, we're out here to talk to y'all and figure out what's going on. >> right? >> And that's what we're having a conversation >> Allegedly. Allegedly. >> So, we got to talk to people that have been seeing stuff out here. >> Allegedly. I want to keep that clear, allegedly, right? Isn't that proper? Camera, camera, camera. Allegedly, someone says that something was going on here. But you didn't observe anything, right? >> Yeah, that's not how it works, man. So, we got to talk to >> Did you Did you observe anything going on over here? >> I I didn't observe that. >> But I saw my girlfriend with four officers putting her down and tying her up. That's what I saw. >> they found a problem because of some sort of crime. I wasn't here for that. But no, these folks Yeah, they probably put her handcuffs and hogties on, something we do. Uh >> That's what I saw. I saw that. So, convince me what's going on. >> on? What's hogtying? time here? What's hard time? >> I just want to make up sure I'm not >> Putting her down on all fours, putting her both hands behind her back, and her feet, and you're using ties to apprehend her. That is a hard time for me. >> walked up here just a couple minutes ago. She was walking on her two feet with her handcuffs handcuffs just like this behind her back. >> That is what I observed. So, if I'm wrong, I'm wrong. I'm wrong. Okay. All right. >> Yeah, we don't hard time. Like you said, it'll be on video camera if we did. I'm sorry if that that's what you saw, but we didn't do that. >> have no problem with the police. I love you guys, but this is up. This is up. >> You know, I I got to hear her talk to you. I don't know what's going on yet, man. >> What he was saying, he just wanted to remain silent before we got here. >> on. I tried to help you understand why we got >> And he's out there yelling and cussing at her. So, it was loud enough to where she got the attention of another person, so. >> Mhm. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm under arrest. >> Yeah, go and stand stand with your hands behind you. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Split your hands. >> And may I ask why I'm under arrest? >> For disorderly and the influence, and disorderly conduct. >> Okay. >> So, I got a third party that sit there and witness between you and her. >> Um >> I was on the corner, and you had her all pinned up against the wall, and your other cop was making >> the wall. Okay. Wow. >> It's not going to be this Explorer, but it's going to be the Tahoe right there by that stop sign. >> Yes, sir. >> In Angela's world, the value of a statement is measured by the balance of a bank account. When insulting others had no effect, Angela declared that she would take this incident to the major newspaper, AJC, because she had a wide connection. >> Really, guys? Really? But you all want to listen to the homeless guy that Really? Um this is weird. You guys are ridiculous. I've done nothing wrong. Just waiting for Uber to go home. If y'all want to listen to the homeless guy of his bull Oh my god, I'm going to call a few people once I get a phone call. ability to Dunwoody Absolutely. This is ridiculous. People talk. He parked the car. We came in. I decided to go back to my house cuz we have a 17th birthday with my aunts and uncles at my house. We are staying here. Why not listen to the story instead of assuming? Oh my god, you guys are big making a big mistake. Big mistake. I sued my lawyer and he I debarred him. I have lawyers. I have lots of people around me. My salon, my business has been vandalized through homeless people. You guys going to listen to these people? You are done. I'm going to blast this. I'm going to put this in the AJC. I'm going to put this report in the AJC because I'm connected and this is ridiculous in Dunwoody. Absolutely. Who called this? The hotel? The homeless guy? You just took two people who pay day and night, night and day, and work their asses off. You just took the two people away. Jesus Christ, no one hit me. Sometimes it just doesn't get along. Sometimes you just don't get along. There's cameras right there to the right. Right there. Look up, officer. Right there to the right. Do it and I will challenge you and I will sue the [ __ ] out of you guys. I pay you all. I donate. I did the Dunwoody donation. I do Brookhaven donation. I am salon over at Park Place. I'm friends with Brian Olson, Alon's Bakery. I am Park Place. You want to [ __ ] with this? >> Hey, one second. I'm going to get the >> You're going to put me in jail for what? I see those cameras right there. I see everything. Do not defund what I give. I am New York. And I believe in the officer. I'm a Republican, god damn it. You take me out of this. I donate to Dunwoody. I go to Dunwoody ball. I go to Brookhaven ball. I donate to you police officers because I believe in you and believe in protection. Sir, I didn't do anything to anybody. New York. I'm from New York. They got defunded. They get defunded. Y'all get defunded. I fund. So, go fight for the homeless. Go ahead. Go for it. Yeah. I fund Dunwoody. Look at my company. Look at the reports, what I do as a female. Homeless homeless people sitting in front of my salon, almost watching me to be raped, to be watched over my salon girls, my girls. 15 employees I do. You're ridiculous. You are [ __ ] Look at my business. Look at the reports. What I do, how I protect myself as a female. Small business owner in Atlanta, Georgia. You want to put me in jail? I got employees to do tomorrow morning. I got to go to work tomorrow morning. You would have put me in jail because I have a dispute over someone and I remove myself to get a Uber? You're ridiculous, sir. Where were you guys for me when those homeless guys are there jerking off in front of my salon? So, I can't be there tomorrow for my employees to watch over them because Dunwoody's not there for me at all. And I donate to Dunwoody and I donate to Brookhaven for the police. Do it. You go be great. This is ridiculous. This is everything news right now. >> Angela then began taking her anger out on homeless people. She was furious that the police dared to arrest a business owner like her. The officer's shift ended with advice that they should return to New York and learn from a drunk person. >> Holy [ __ ] this is happening. No [ __ ] center for the homeless. I will bring this up to the council. I will bring this up to the mayor. I will bring this up tomorrow. You woke me, this comes up and I will fight and I know everyone everyone. Who called it in? Who called it in? The homeless guy? The one with running around the park. Really, man? Really? You're going to book me? How about him? The one that pisses on my [ __ ] business. So, now you put me out of business as he walks free and pisses on everything. You're ridiculous. I will bring this up to the council of Dunwoody and the Congress. You picked the wrong person. Nancy Pelosi's husband gets away with DWI, smashes into a god damn car, and you're going to take me downtown. I will find you in court, and I will destroy you. I know the law. I watch men off in front of my salon, in front of Park Place, next door to Cafe Intermezzo. That's why they're not open during the day because there's so many homeless doing sh and they break in every day. You want to take me down? Who's going to show up tomorrow for my employees? My employees. Because what? I have a argument? What are you guys doing about the homeless in Dunwoody? You're going to lock me up so I can't show up tomorrow? Because what? I tell a guy off? Really? I did something great for my life. Yeah, I did. You're going to take me away from my company. Go for it. You sleep good tonight, officer. You're nowhere worth an officer at all. Go to academy. Go to New York. You're a loser. You're nowhere near an officer. My two fathers served. You want to book me? Who's going to go over there tomorrow morning to clean up the sh from the homeless? Really would have been great to just get a ride home. >> Angela was quickly arrested on charges of disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest. What a terrible night for the New York lady. Let's see what people say about her down in the comments. Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the next interesting video. Share your thoughts on this video. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment, and we'll see you in the next video. >> See the next