Your green eyes are really pretty. >> Okay, do you want to >> I hate your >> Congratulations. >> I hate both of your asses. >> Check that. >> I hate them both. >> You should think and lose some weight. You're a police officer. You [music] should look like me. >> Do you want to see it? Do you want me to get undressed? Do you >> No, keep it. >> Do it. Do it. GET UP. >> [screaming] >> WHAT? >> WHAT IS HIS NAME? FIND OUT HIS NAME. >> LET'S GO. >> FIND OUT HIS NAME. >> IT'S ALMOST HILARIOUS HOW confident these girls are while making one terrible decision after another while giving the police their attitude. Spoiler alert, the consequences catch up fast. Welcome to [music] Police X 10 where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's entitlement in cops [music] versus the dumbest girls with attitude problems. >> Are you dumb? I told you >> I I If you're going to >> touch me. >> If you're going to hit your head >> Don't [ __ ] >> Starting with this girl who called the cops for help and got arrested instead. What's what's going on? Tell me what's going on. Tell me what you need from me. Can Can you just sit up? Look at me. I want you to breathe with me, okay? Just just I just want you to get calm first so we could talk, okay? That's >> I don't want my mom to bring me in. >> To bring you in where? >> I don't want her to bring me in the house. >> In the house? Is she home? Is there a friend that we can call to come and come and be with you? >> Call my mom. Can you call my mom? >> Yeah. This is your phone. I I don't know your mom's phone number. Hi, this is Officer Rodriguez with the Middlesex Police Department. Is this this is Casey's mom? Hi, uh we're out here in front of your house with Casey. She's having an anxiety attack. W- would you be able to come home? Oh, Connecticut. Your mom's in Connecticut. >> I know. >> Okay. She She's going to call her sister cuz cuz your her mom is sick so she's going to call her sister to come and come over here. I just don't want to leave you home alone. Can you call a friend to come and be with you? >> have a friend. Okay. >> If I could just You want Casey. Here, let me let me talk to her. Is she drunk? Why is she being so rude toward her mother and the officer? If I spoke like that to my mom or dad when I was younger, I'd get knocked into the next week. Well, either way, the officer is there to help her, so that's what he's going to do. Here. So, you're going to have to go to the hospital. You know you can't say that though, in especially in our presence and we're on camera. It doesn't matter cuz if it happens this one time, right? It's you said it in my presence and it's on camera, Casey. It's It's It's not my rules. I just got to follow them. There's no charges. There's no charges. Did you want me to talk to your mom or no? A little bit. That's That's why I I That's why I'm a cop. You don't have a key. Once the ambulance gets here, we're to get you in the ambulance. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> If you're going to hit your head >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> If you're going to hit your head, we're going to stop you. >> ass. Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> We're not going to allow you to hurt yourself. >> off. >> Remember, she's the one who called the police. And the officers were very kind and helpful, but she decided to treat them like crap. With her behaving so erratically, the officers decided to put her under protective custody. >> But you can't hurt yourself. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> You're walking away. Listen, you are not under arrest. You're in protective custody. >> Exactly. SO WHY ARE Y'ALL TOUCHING ME? >> To prevent you from running away and from hurting yourself. >> No, you're ow! OKAY, SO YOU SAID I'M NOT UNDER ARREST. >> You're in protective custody. >> You said you're You said you're not You said you're I'm not under arrest. >> That is correct. You are not under arrest. We are putting you in protective Don't lock it. Just do this one. >> [ __ ] Ow. >> Stop pulling away. If you If you don't stop pulling away, it's going to hurt. >> not under arrest, so why the [ __ ] are you touching me? >> You are in protective custody. >> You said I'm not under arrest, SO WHY THE [ __ ] are you touching me? >> Casey, stop. >> You said I'm not under arrest, so why the [ __ ] are you touching me? >> I got to go this way. Go, grab her arm. >> Please, I just want to GO INSIDE. YOU'RE DUMB. >> [screaming] >> DON'T DO THAT. >> YOU'RE DUMB. >> ALL RIGHT, SIT DOWN. Do not try TO RUN AWAY. >> I JUST want to [ __ ] talk to my mom. [screaming] >> We'll make sure you take your phone. >> Well, no. Let me talk to my mom. >> We'll have your phone go with you. >> Let me talk TO MY MOM. >> YOU'RE NOT You're not You're not making a phone call right now. >> Then what What do you [crying] mean, sir? >> Relax. >> LET ME TALK TO MY [ __ ] >> RELAX. RELAX. RELAX. >> Let me talk to my [ __ ] >> [laughter] >> Relax. >> [panting and crying] >> LET ME TALK >> [screaming] >> TO MY [ __ ] LET THEM [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU'RE THE ONE WHO'S hurting me. >> Casey, stop fighting us. Damn. >> After she was secured in handcuffs, she started to berate the officers who were just trying to help her. >> Are you going >> Do you want us Do you want us to sit you up? >> You got me [ __ ] handcuffed. >> Yes. And you're in an uncomfortable position and I recognize that. Do you want us to sit you up? And And lead you to the steps. >> [ __ ] >> All right. Do you want us to sit bring you to the steps? All right. >> [ __ ] you got me [ __ ] snarled up. >> Do not start acting up. Do not try to run away. You understand? >> Casey, can you [ __ ] wipe my [ __ ] nose? >> 28, Sunnyvale is it clear now? >> You're [ __ ] Y'all are [ __ ] antagonizing me. Whispering, doing all that [ __ ] [ __ ] You And you know what You know You know. >> I can't make him do anything. >> Yeah, I know you can't make him shut the [ __ ] up. But you know that him [ __ ] whispering, saying that dumb [ __ ] [ __ ] is making me more [ __ ] mad. >> 28, 10-4. >> Can I go inside? Can you please look in my [ __ ] bag? >> So, even if we had the key, you said that you were going to and you're going to the hospital. >> I said that [ __ ] because he was [ __ ] SAYING THAT DUMB [ __ ] >> EVEN IF that's >> That's the only reason. >> Even Even if that's >> wasn't saying that If he wasn't saying that dumb [ __ ] you know I wouldn't have said that. >> Even if that's the case, okay, and you know And you know me. Even if that's the case, you know that I can't You know that I can't And that would have been best case scenario for everyone. >> As they're waiting for the ambulance to arrive, she started to embarrass herself even more. >> You're an adult. You can you can hold it for another 15 minutes. You can't pee. Stop. You're not going You're not going away from us. Don't Make sure she doesn't try to hop over. Please please do not Please I'm begging you please don't. The amb No no no even better look 10 minutes. That's all I'm asking you. I do not want you to go in your pants. The ambulance is here. We'll be at the hospital. I assure you. No. Can you just look at the at the ambulance? The hospital is 10 You have to go. Okay, so I'm going to tell them Tell them it's in Don't go near me. Tell them it's involuntary and that you're not paying for anything and that you are forced to be here. We will get your phone. We will get your phone. Is it in your back Grab her bag. Is it in your bag? Bring a stretcher. He's going to He'll he'll get your phone. He'll get your phone. Grab her >> The officers sound have let her piss herself. It'll be more entertaining to watch. All jokes aside, the ambulance is finally there. >> We'll be there hospital minutes. Please Please don't do that. >> You You already [ __ ] know this. You're a You already know what the [ __ ] I've been going [ __ ] through. >> I I do know, but you know I can't I can't >> Cut it out. >> You know it can't be ANY OTHER WAY. >> ENOUGH. >> RED BUTTON. [screaming] RED BUTTON. I GOT HER. >> GO ON. WE'RE GOING >> I'LL GO WITH FOLLOW BEHIND. >> You good? >> Yeah, she's good. >> Yeah, we're off the charts. >> Give me um You got a a phone? >> [crying] >> Let me Hold on 1 second. You got You're going to follow? Hold on. >> Please. Please. >> We're going to hang out for now. You got to stop moving though. If you just sit back, he'll let go of you. He'll let go of you if you stop moving. She said she doesn't mean it. She did say she did She doesn't mean it. Um but obviously in in our presence we're we're we're obligated. If you want to be some mad at someone, be mad at me. I am the one who made the decision that you're going to the hospital. They're just transporting you under my my request. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct and battery on an officer. Moving on to the next case where an unhinged girl tried to strip in the police station. >> You should think and lose some weight. You're a police officer. You should look like me. >> Do you want to see it? Do you want me to get undressed? Do you want >> No, KEEP DRESSED. >> DAMN IT. STOP. >> [screaming] >> ON JULY 22ND, 2024 IN WISCONSIN, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle going 60 in a 30 zone. But instead of stopping, the driver decided to flee twice. As the pursuit continued, the officers believed a weapon might have been thrown out the window. Here's what happened next. >> Jesus Christ. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT NOW. GET YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. GET YOUR HANDS UP. SHUT THE CAR OFF. DO IT NOW. >> KEEP YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> I got taser. >> Out of the car. Do it now. You're out of the car. Do it now. Step out. >> If you run, I'm going to tase you. Face the car. Hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. [ __ ] You almost hit me. Should be a what, ma'am? >> Why are you shaking? >> Cuz I felt I'm not shaking. >> All right. >> You almost ran me over. >> No, that was a setup. >> Oh, you set me up? >> Did you set this up? >> No, ma'am. >> Is there anything on you? Any weapons? Anything sharp? Don't hurt me. >> look like I have weapons? >> People hide things everywhere. >> You've heard of ugly crying? Introducing ugly laughing. And don't worry, it gets worse. >> All right, let's take you back. Is there anything in your mouth? Open your mouth. All right, tongue up. All right. >> Wow. This is so great. They know what she said. >> [gasps] >> Look. at Look, you can't just leave me out there. Is she okay? The air is not on and it's summer. You are wearing the wrong clothes and you have the wrong figure to be a cop. You lose a little weight. This is so funny. This is so funny. >> Are you feeling okay? >> Yeah, it's hot outside. >> Okay, I'm just asking if you needed any medical attention at all. >> Why would I need medical attention when I need directions? I'm lost. >> Okay. >> My navigation system's hacked. >> Okay. >> And I got a little lost coming home from a friend's house and you arrested me for absolutely no reason and touched my body for absolutely no reason and that's illegal. >> Okay. >> You just arrested me for no reason when you should have asked me in the car, are you lost? >> Okay. >> Is your blood sugar low? >> Are you diabetic? >> You should have asked that before you arrested me. >> Why was it >> Diabetes runs in my family, actually. >> So >> I could be diabetic now and you just put me in handcuffs because of my name. You should feel pretty stupid that you arrested me for no reason and didn't say, are you lost? when you saw that I'm from Illinois. >> Okay. >> And then I could have friends in Wisconsin. >> Okay. >> I could have been visiting my mom in the hospital at Madison and my navigation system got hacked. I lost my phone and you arrested me for no reason. And she just told off the cop. And what she did is true. I want to tell her ass. You get me in so much trouble. If I had money because you arrested me and put me in a hot vehicle. A hot vehicle. If I had money, I would sue the [ __ ] out of you for arresting me for no reason, didn't ask if I was diabetic or if I was lost because you did not ask for my license and you did not listen. To yourself. You are making me sit in a hot police vehicle while I am dehydrated and thirsty, and it's summer, and there's no air in this car. >> That's why the window's down. >> You're just bringing summer air into the vehicle. You should think and lose some weight. You're a police officer. You should look like me. You're too fat to be a police. >> I WASN'T DOING DRUGS. I'M SOBER. I'm sober. Wow, marijuana is legal in Illinois and Wisconsin. Who's doing drugs? >> Yeah, right. Sober. She's as sober as a bottle of vodka. All jokes aside, the officers then transported this girl to the station where she continued her unhinged behavior. >> Cool, that was a good walk. >> 794 this address. >> All right. >> 794 So >> You're too fat to be a cop. >> All right. >> You can't have us. Let go. >> Come on. >> No. Who By who says? >> You're in our custody. No. >> Hey, somebody else come over here, please. >> Mhm. >> Mhm. >> You should have taken me away before I got in the car. >> Be a bomb. Okay. >> have blown you up. >> Never mind. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right, step out. Watch your step. >> All right, I got to get one of you with me. Let's bring them over here first. Put your hands >> It's a little high. Cool. >> I'm going to do one last search. There's nothing on you. >> Oh, wow. >> Separate Separate your feet. >> Wow, WHAT IF I WAS MELISSA THEN? And freeze. Wow. >> All right, so I believe you are under the influence of something. I don't know if it's drugs or alcohol. So we're going to go through some field sobriety tests. I am going to have to take off your cuffs, okay? You got to listen to what we're saying, otherwise you're going to be to the bench again, okay? Does that make sense, Mallory? You did this to yourself. >> I didn't do it to yourself. >> Okay. I was not >> The officers then asked her a series of questions about the possible reason she was behaving that way. >> Do you have any medications with you today? >> Look in the purse. Do you have any receipts that sent me up? >> So, yes or no? >> No. >> Are you currently under a doctor's care? >> It's not a real one, obviously. >> Have you been hospitalized in the last year? >> Yeah. I have. For no reason. Just like I'm here for no reason. >> All right, any specific medical thing you were in for? >> What medical thing? >> That you were hospitalized for? >> No. I just got thrown in jail in the psych ward for no reason. >> Are you on a special doctor-prescribed diet? >> No, I eat what I want and digest it. That's why I'm skinny. I'm like that police officer. They can't chase after me. >> Are you allergic to any medication? >> No. I don't have any dietary restrictions. I eat what I want. >> Have you ever had seizures frequently? Do you have any cuts or bruises? >> Yeah, I have a bruise. >> Where is it? >> The right side of my body or the left side of my body. >> Okay, where >> Do you want me to get undressed? >> I just >> Do you want me to see it? Do you want me to get undressed? >> No, keep your hands up. Is this your first time in secure custody being arrested like this? >> I don't know. I got admitted to the emergency room for getting in a car accident. >> But were you arrested? >> In Indiana. >> Were you arrested for that? >> I was thrown in jail and sat in cells for 5 days or 6 days. I don't know. >> Do you use have or drugs? >> I drink alcohol when I get pissed off. >> Are you mobile? >> Can you do what I can do? Can you do this in your car? And I haven't worked out in 3 years. >> That's pretty good. >> car? That's pretty good. No, I probably can't do that. You should. You should look like me if you want to be a cop. >> Okay. >> Same with him. You should look like him, but I bet he can't do what I just did. Put me in a cell and end it. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> I don't know. Can you see without your glasses on, you're a cop? >> No, that's why I wear >> wear glasses. You actually shouldn't be a cop because you can't see perfectly. >> Can you see the tip of my finger? >> I can see it. Take your glasses off and let's see if you can see it. Same with him. I don't choose him to work in my police station. He's going to have to do the test. >> With your eyes and your eyes only, you're not going to >> After a series of sobriety tests, the officers then let her do a breathalyzer to see her blood alcohol content. And to their surprise, it was zero. >> Have you taken one of these before? Have you? >> Yeah. >> Do you take it before every shift? >> No. >> You should. >> For what reason? >> Cops are scumbag [ __ ] alcoholics. >> Usually people don't >> And I take twos, but you can tell a bad person from the way they stand, talk, and act, and if they listen to people. You shouldn't touch a woman for absolutely no reason, any of you. You should ask if you've been molested or have PTSD, and if your blood sugar is low. Or if you're lost. >> Mhm. >> Why are you driving so fast? >> I don't >> You don't arrest someone for no reason that has severe PTSD. >> 30 miles per hour is dangerous >> dangerous and you could have killed someone. >> I was signaling for help. >> Yeah? >> I don't have a phone on me. My GPS was not working, and you arrested me for no reason. I have PTSD, and this triggers it, and this is not working. >> to this officer right now. >> Throw me in a cell for no reason. >> I'm going >> you take a big deep breath in, seal your mouth and then blow out kind of like you're blowing up a big balloon, okay? Here you go, now you can do a big deep breath in and blow out. Keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, good. >> The female officer has been really patient with this woman despite her barrage of personal attacks, but her tolerance is about to run out as the woman decides to charge at her. >> Before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. >> You do realize that what you're saying >> will be appointed to >> to say when you illegally arrested me. >> Uh, no. All right, I'm going to continue. >> You're such a nerd. You look like a squirrel. You're so ugly. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer >> know. I hope you're a virgin still. Like, that's how ugly you are. >> be appointed for you without charge prior to any questioning. >> Mike Steven? >> If you decide to start answering questions at this time, you can stop at any time during the questioning. Do you understand your rights? >> No, cuz I was just sitting here roasting you. >> That's fine. >> You're so I'm just saying to get >> Are you >> that completely serious. >> that's great. Are you willing to answer questions or make a statement? >> You should have asked me those questions when you illegally put handcuffs on me. >> incorrect. So, is that a no? >> Don't worry, I'm hiring my own lawyer. >> Okay. All right. >> Do you realize I have been arrested? This doesn't happen. >> The first one is for >> You do realize YOU DON'T SIGN CONTRACTS IN JAIL. >> YOU HAVE ENOUGH >> GOD DAMN IT. GOD >> [screaming] >> DAMN IT. >> SIT DOWN NOW. >> I'M DOING THIS. >> NO, YOU NEED TO SIT DOWN AND LISTEN TO ME. Sit down. >> I don't do this [ __ ] in jail. >> I am reading to you information. YOU ARE GETTING ON MY LAST NERVE. I HAVE BEEN SO KIND TO YOU THIS whole time. SIT YOUR ASS DOWN. I AM GETTING PEOPLE here to pick you up for SOMETHING YOU DID WRONG. NOW, YOU'RE GOING TO LISTEN TO ME. You don't HAVE TO SAY [ __ ] YOU'RE GOING TO LISTEN TO WHAT I'M SAYING. YOU HAVE four citations. They are municipal. You're going to see a judge today. So, the rest of them he will probably talk to you about. The first one is for resisting, obstructing an officer. You took off from a traffic stop. >> I waited >> That's 690 uh minutes. You waited 1 minute. That is not a long amount of time. The next one is for exceeding speed zones. You're going 60 in a 30 mph zone. This is your notice of hearing. This has a date on it that says September 4th. Your court date is going to happen today. So, don't worry about this. You're not going to sign it. I don't trust you with a pen. That's all your information. YOU'RE GOING TO GET IT WHEN YOU LEAVE. >> YEAH, I know what you're doing. It's going to go through my head what I would do to you. Oh, oh, you're annoying. You know what I would do to >> In the end, she was charged with OUI, speeding, driving without registration, refusal to submit to chemical testing, and resisting or obstructing an officer. Moving on to the next case where chaos erupts after a woman gets fired from her job. >> What the [ __ ] is his name? >> I want TO WALK AWAY. >> WHAT IS HIS NAME? >> LET'S GO. >> WHAT IS HIS NAME? >> HOW YOU DOING? MY NAME IS SHAWN. I'M ONE OF THE HR BUSINESS partners here. >> Okay. Okay, nice to meet you. >> So, we have an associate that's pretty aggressive towards us. We tried getting her off property at this point. We've asked her to leave. She is and then she started pushing our team. >> Okay. >> I would like her off my property. She put her hands on Tyler. Like I just like her off property at this point. >> All right. Is she like fired, separated and all that? >> All right. >> Uh she's going to be. Not officially. Well, she's suspended at this point. I just want her off my property at this point, sir. >> What's her name? >> Um I don't know that, sir. >> After speaking with the employee, the officers then came to deal with the suspect. And let me warn you, she will be loud. Really loud. >> Hi, NEED TO KNOW >> WHAT'S GOING ON? MISS. MISS. YOUNG LADY, WHAT'S YOUR NAME? OKAY. WE'LL GIVE IT TO YOU. YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. >> NO, I NEED SOMEBODY TO TALK >> WE'RE NOT WE NEED TO SPEAK TO YOU. YOUNG LADY. YOUNG LADY. YOUNG LADY. WHAT'S GOING ON? OKAY. CAN WE HAVE A CAN WE TALK IN THIS OFFICE HERE? >> YES, WE COULD. >> OKAY. >> We could. >> COULD WE WE WE HAVE TO SEE WHAT'S GOING ON. CAN YOU TALK? CAN YOU TALK? OKAY, WE'RE GOING YOU CAN GET THE NAME. WE'RE TALKING HERE. I NEED THIS, I need that, yada yada yada. Is this why my package is always late? All jokes aside, the officers are going to have a hard time WITH THIS ONE. WE'LL TERMINATE THIS TALK. AND AND I'LL GIVE YOU YOUR NAME. I'M SURE THEY'LL GIVE YOU THAT. I'M SURE THEY'LL GIVE WE'RE NOT GETTING THE NAMES RIGHT NOW. THAT'S NOT PART OF OUR THING. RIGHT NOW LISTEN. LISTEN. LISTEN. >> I NEED MY PHONE TO BE CHARGED. >> BEFORE MY LAWYER. >> I'M sure if you file A COMPLAINT WITH AMAZON. LISTEN. >> RECORDING. >> YOU'VE BEEN TALKING THIS WHOLE TIME. SO, let me You're not yet. We're not We're not here TO TRY YOU. YOUNG LADY, LET ME TALK. WE'RE NOT ATTACKING YOU. You're the one You're the one getting all >> So, this 23-year-old girl didn't expect to be fired after picking a fight with her co-workers. She refused to leave before teaching those who snitched on her a lesson. >> You have to leave the premises. We're going to ask you out. >> That's good, BUT I'M NOT LEAVING here without names. >> You're not getting the names. What I'm trying to say is if you file a complaint >> my phone. I need my phone. I need my phone. >> YOU CAN'T YOU HAVE your phone. >> Call me. CALL MY LAWYER, BRO. >> OKAY. >> Y'ALL CANNOT EVEN TALK TO ME WITHOUT MY LAWYER. >> AT THIS POINT, IT'S TRESPASSING. >> Y'ALL CANNOT TALK TO ME WITHOUT MY LAWYER. >> You're going to be escorted out of the building, okay? Yes. >> Without no phone. >> You have your phone. >> So, what if I was outside with no clothes on? You have to escort me. >> Where are your clothes? You can put a shirt on. You got a backpack. Okay. Well, that's not my problem. >> Oh, so drive me. >> So, let's go. Did you drive yourself here? We're not a taxi service, MA'AM. SO, YOUNG LADY, YOUNG LADY, OKAY, THIS DOESN'T HAVE TO BE LISTEN, YOU CAN just go home. >> I need names CUZ I WAS FEELING I WAS FEELING UNFAIRLY. IT WAS NOT RIGHT TO ME. >> OKAY. >> I HAD MY EVERYTHING [screaming] STOLEN FROM ME. >> YOU CAN FILE A COMPLAINT with Amazon. Get the You're not getting the names. >> AND THAT'S DISRESPECTFULLY NOW. >> I SAID NOTHING DISRESPECTFUL to you. >> I WAS VERY RESPECTFUL WHEN I CAME IN HERE. I NEVER SAID ANYTHING TO YOU OR TO Y'ALL, BUT YOU I'M GOING TO SAY YOU CUZ YOU NEVER DID ANYTHING HARMFUL TO ME. BUT EVERYBODY [snorts] ELSE, YOU'RE GOING TO >> TO DRAG ME OUT. I SWEAR TO GOD. GO AHEAD. >> WANT TO DRAG YOU OUT. We'd rather you just WALK OUT. >> TO DRAG ME. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> WE'VE BEEN NICE to you since you came in here. >> THAT'S HOW Y'ALL GOING TO DO CUZ Y'ALL ABOUT TO BE FIRED. GO AHEAD, DO IT. >> WE'RE NOT GOING TO DO THAT. YOUNG LADY, >> OH, NO, SEE. NO, SEE. >> You're the one MAKING IT DIFFICULT. >> UM Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO DO THAT. Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO DO THAT. >> SO, THE ONLY WAY YOU'RE GETTING >> CUZ I ASKED FOR NAMES. I ASKED FOR NAMES. I DON'T HAVE NO BADGE NUMBERS. >> We can't >> I DON'T HAVE NO CHARGER. >> LISTEN. >> Y'ALL DON'T EVEN LET ME CHARGE MY PHONE. Y'ALL RESISTING MY ARREST. AND ALSO I ASKED FOR THE PEOPLE NAME THAT who didn't even GIVE ME THE RIGHT. >> And young lady, if you file a complaint with Amazon, >> I'm done. >> they'll give you the name. >> with you. I don't want to talk to you. >> Okay. >> You want to talk? >> I'd love to talk to you. I've been trying to talk to you on a nice, calm level. I'm not sure why they wouldn't want this kind, considerate, emotional stable person as an employee. It must be hard for her to live being constantly angry like this. Imagine Harris says that you're terminated, you have to leave the premises. >> I'll leave. I'll leave. >> And we all are going to do >> I DON'T HAVE NO PROBLEM. I WILL LEAVE. I NEED NAMES BEFORE I LEAVE. I NEED NAMES BEFORE I LEAVE. >> THAT. >> HAVE TO DO ANYTHING, BUT I I RESPECT THAT. THAT'S I respect that, bro. >> Look. >> You can't give ME YOU HOW YOU GOING TO TERMINATE ME? YOU DON'T GIVE ME THE NAME THAT DISRESPECTED ME. I WORK MY ASS >> I UNDERSTAND THAT. I understand that. We're not saying that you weren't. >> I swear to god y'all going to have to drag me. Y'all going TO HAVE TO PAY ME. Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO LET ME OUT FORCEFULLY. BUT, I PROMISE YOU. I NEED YOUR BADGE NUMBER. I NEED EVERYTHING. >> YOU CAN have that. But, what what happened? >> I'LL HAVE EVERYTHING. I PROMISE YOU. >> What happened to Why are you so upset? Why are you so upset? >> Give me your badge number. I need your badge number and your name. I'm not playing with >> That's fine. I'm not >> Give me your badge number before I start. >> It's 40. >> Matter of fact, I need your badge number. You the problem. >> I'll give you my card. Here you go. You want my card? >> That's what I like. Talk to me nice and don't talk to me at all. I like that. Thank you. >> Hold on. Hold on. Here you go. >> Oh, make sure you click your money. >> I will. >> Oh god. You got to call them, too? >> I don't have a card me, but I can give you all my info. >> I need everybody. I need everybody when they >> So, we're going to give you our name. >> I need everybody. I need a badge. EVERYBODY WANT TO DO THIS [ __ ] >> OKAY, young lady. Like I said, you can file a complaint with Amazon. You'll get all their NAMES THAT WAY. >> CARE. >> Right now, we're going to We're going to escort you out of the building right now. I just gave my card. See, you have all of this. >> I want you to attack me. >> Okay. >> I want you to. >> E P I E L 4052 Thank you. 52 Yep. >> I got you. >> Yeah. So, listen. Let's get your boots back on. We're going to escort you out. >> No, you're not going to do anything. You ain't going to touch me. >> Security and myself Okay. Okay. Okay. Do you have >> I want their name. >> Do you have your shoes? >> I WANT HER NAME. GIVE HER NAME FOR ME. GIVE THAT FAT [ __ ] NAME FOR ME. >> YES. >> I shouldn't trust you. >> All their names. >> Girl, if you have to adjust your pants every minute, you need to find another one. But moving aside that, coming to the worker's face is going to cost her her freedom. >> I want his name too. >> Young lady, LET'S GO. >> LOOK, I WANT HIS NAME. >> MISS, WE GOT TO GO. >> I WANT HIS NAME. >> I GOT YOU. >> I NEED HIS NAME. >> WE GOT TO STOP. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] IS HIS NAME? >> I'M GOING TO WALK YOU. >> I WANT [screaming] HIS NAME. >> LET'S GO. >> I WANT HIS NAME. >> YOU BREAK THAT AND >> AND IF I LEAVE, THEN I DON'T KNOW. WHAT THE [ __ ] IS HIS >> LET'S GO. >> I WANT HIS NAME. >> I'M GOING TO WALK YOU. >> I WANT HIS NAME. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. DON'T DO THAT. >> YEAH, YOU WANT YOU WANT TO GO to jail. I want that. >> I'm going to walk you. Let me up though. >> Yep. >> Let me up though. >> Central 4052 One adult female in custody. >> Thank you. Thank you, Bidal. Thank you, Bidal. Thank you. Thank you. I'll be ready for it. >> She have on any jewelry here? >> I hope you ready for it. I'm good with it. I hope you ready for it. I hope you ready for it, Bidal. >> I'm ready. >> you ready. >> Hey, Shay. >> Look at my face. >> Shay. >> I hope you ready for it. >> Shay, WHAT IS IT? >> SURE. WHAT'S UP? SURE, YOU TOOK WHEN YOU TOOK YOUR SHIRT OFF BY THE WAY. IT'S OKAY. It's okay, BALL. YOU GOT IT, BALL. Thank you. Next meeting. Yeah. You did nothing but your job. Likewise. It's good, dog. I'm ready for it. I hope you ready for me. That is cool. Why are you doing that? you were doing. I got to stand up. You know what you were doing. That's all I got. I wanted to do anyway. Come on. We ain't nothing but a I don't know. Oh. If you were in the car, I would have kicked your dumb ass. Hey. Miss, can you stop pulling me? Y'all facing that way. TRYING TO WALK AWAY. I'M NOT WORRIED ABOUT YOU, BUT THIS After securing the woman in handcuffs, the officers then escorted her to the squad car and transported her to the station. You Miss, come on. OH, YOU OH, YOU SEE THAT [ __ ] Cuz you sue. YOU A SUE MOTH- OH, Y'ALL READY FOR THAT [ __ ] EVERYTHING BY MY GET MY NO, but you got to kill my It's coming. Oh, [ __ ] He taking my Come on. Give me my RELAX. GIVE ME MY NO. Come over here. I NEED TO SEE ALL OF IT. Look at me. We're bringing it to the station. It's going with you. No, I need to [snorts] see everything. COME ON. NO, I DON'T TRUST HIM. I don't trust him with nothing. WHY YOU DON'T TOUCH IT? LET'S GO. WHY YOU DON'T TOUCH IT? WHY YOU DON'T GET IT? STOP PLAYING WITH US. GET WHAT? NO. YOU GOT TO GO IN THE CAR. NO, I WANT NOTHING WE GOT. HE ONLY SHOULD HAVE NOTHING. He should have nothing, dog. If I grab it, we leave. Hey, if I grab IT, WE LEAVE. OKAY. YES. [screaming] SIT RIGHT HERE. RELAX. I HATE YOU. STOP. STOP. HE'S DEAD TO ME. HE'S DEAD, DOG. STOP. YOU GOT TO BE DEAD, DOG. STOP. I SWEAR TO GOD, YOU SUE. YOU GOING TO HATE ME AFTER THIS. YOUR FAMILY GOING TO DIE. YOU ALL DIE EVERYTHING. WILL YOU STOP? YOU ALL DIE EVERYTHING. I'LL KILL YOUR FAMILY. DIE. LET'S GO. COME ON. GLAD. I HAVE your stuff. Come on. >> YOU STUPID Y'ALL TOUCHING ME WITHOUT NO >> I GOT YOUR BAG. MISS. >> IT IS COLD. I JUST GOT NO [ __ ] ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> WELL, you have your clothes. You can put it all on right there. >> I HAVE NO SHIRT. >> ALL RIGHT. >> I DON'T have no shoes. >> There's a hoodie in the bag. >> Shoes. YOU RACIST. YOU SAY ALL THE >> THAT'S 22 MILES. >> RACIST MOTHER Y'ALL JUST >> MISS, I WAS TRYING to be very polite with you the whole time. You wouldn't let me talk to you. >> that ain't [ __ ] Every dog got they I punish them. Every >> At the station, she started to behave even more unpredictably and went even crazier. >> I'm about to snatch these [ __ ] >> Hold on to your [ __ ] >> EVERYBODY. STOP TOUCHING ME. Y'ALL TOUCHING ME, YOU >> SHE'S GOT A GUN. >> I WANT YOUR NUMBER. I WANT YOUR >> IT'S PATROLMAN >> YOU TOOK ALL THAT STUFF. YOU WOULD TOUCH ME. >> COME ON. >> YOU LOST YOUR RIGHT. >> RELAX. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> HOLD ON. HOLD ON. >> STOP. >> RELAX. >> I WANT THEM BACK. >> YOU'LL GET THEM. >> I WANT THEM BACK. I WANT THEM BACK. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET ALL YOUR >> I WANT THEM BACK. >> YOU'RE GOING TO >> I WANT ALL MY DESIGNER [ __ ] WHERE MY PHONE? THEY STOLE MY PHONE. >> THERE'S YOUR PHONE. HAVE A SEAT FOR a second. >> I GOT NO CLOTHES ON. >> HAVE A SEAT FOR A SECOND. >> Y'ALL LET ME STARVE IN THIS [ __ ] I'm a naked >> Have a seat. >> We got a jacket for [laughter] you. >> Hold on. >> Hold on. >> I WANT THEM BACK. DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU DON'T TOUCH ME. >> WE HAVE TO. >> I HATE YOU. >> I WAS BEING NICE TO YOU THE WHOLE TIME. CAN we take the handcuffs off? >> No. >> And then I can secure you to the bench so it's not as >> I want them to take me no more. Oh my god. I need YOU TO CALL MY FAMILY. You're going to use your >> All right. >> I need everybody back. I need everybody at Emerald City. I swear to >> What is this? >> I GOT NO CLOTHES ON. Y'ALL ARREST ME LIKE THIS WITH NO SHOES ON IN THE COLD, THOUGH? IS THIS HOW Y'ALL TREAT PEOPLE? IS THIS HOW Y'ALL TREAT BLACK AFRICAN-AMERICANS? >> WELL, YOU'RE TRYING TO PUNCH THE GLASS DOOR. >> YOU. >> You didn't really have a choice. >> Y'ALL GOING TO BE SUED. I'M GOING TO SUE YOU. >> SHE'S A PROPERTY OF THE LODGING. >> Y'ALL TREAT SOMEBODY LIKE THIS? WHAT IF IT WAS YOUR KID? YOU HAVE KIDS, RIGHT? >> TYESHA spent the next 10 minutes attempting to free her right hand from the cuffs. After realizing she could never pull her arm out, she started hyperventilating on the floor, leaving officers confused and unsure how to respond. >> Hey. KNOCK IT OFF. >> NO! CALL MY FAMILY. >> SIT DOWN. >> CALL MY FAMILY. >> YOU HAVE TO >> DON'T TOUCH ME. I'M SCARED. HELP ME. >> MISS. >> PLEASE! >> [screaming] >> HELP ME. HELP ME. I'M AFRAID. PLEASE! NO! >> [screaming] >> MISS. YOU HAVE TO SIT DOWN. >> HELP! STOP! I'M AFRAID. I DON'T WANT TO GO. >> I'LL GO BACK WITH THE DOWNSTAIRS NEIGHBOR WHEN YOU TELL ME CLEAR. COPY. Stop pulling your hand out of there. You're going TO HURT YOUR HAND. >> I'M AFRAID. PLEASE! PLEASE! HELP ME. PLEASE! PLEASE! >> YOUNG LADY. >> NO! DON'T LEAVE ME. >> [screaming] >> MISS. YOU GOT TO SIT DOWN. >> NO! CALL MY [screaming] FAMILY. CALL MY FAMILY. >> I'LL CALL THEM. I'M WAITING. WE NEED A PHONE NUMBER FOR THEM. >> NO! >> GIVE ME A PHONE [screaming] NUMBER. >> GIVE ME A ID. >> WHAT'S YOUR PARENT'S WHAT'S YOUR PARENT'S WHAT'S YOUR PARENT'S PHONE NUMBER? >> HELP. >> WE NEED A NUMBER FOR YOUR PARENTS. >> STOP TRYING to get out of the handcuffs. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> [screaming] >> YOU GOT TO STAND UP. COME ON. DO YOU WANT TO WALK OR DO WE HAVE TO DIRECT? OKAY. SIT down right here. >> Oh my god. >> There you go. No, don't try to bite me. >> You lied to me in the car. You dragged me. >> BLANKET FOR YOU. >> DRAGGED ME. >> WE'RE PUTTING A BLANKET FOR YOU, OKAY? >> THEY DRAGGED ME >> [screaming] >> ON THE BOAT. IF YOU HAD KIDS, YOU WOULD KNOW THAT. >> IN THE END, SHE WAS charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct, and simple assault on an officer. Moving on to the next case where a drunk entitled princess fights the cops after ditching a crash. >> And my eyes are really pretty. >> Okay. >> I called my three exes and both of them had >> Just your eyes. >> My eyes, too. >> Just your eyes. >> Do you believe in magic? Do you believe in magic? >> stop. On May 11th, 2024, officers responded to an accident where a driver had driven her vehicle into a ditch off the roadway and couldn't drive out. Here's what happened next. >> I got a little bit stuck. >> Yeah, what's going on? >> I was hoping they could help me, like tow me backwards. I have a tow strap and everything, but they're not trying to help me for some reason, so >> Okay. How'd you end up here? >> even know. I tried to like turn around and I thought this was like a grass spot, but it's like totally a ditch, so I'm really stuck. >> Yeah, so where are you coming from? >> Well, I was going from like Toledo to Maumee, Pentatonix, backroads. I went to like Rite Aid first. >> Rite Aid where at? >> Um in Toledo. I got stuck. >> Okay. Have your ID with you? >> Um somewhere. I'm being a jerky. >> I'm 23 and 1/2. >> Okay. So, you just >> 4/17/2000. >> Okay. You just got off work? >> At like 5:00, yeah. And then I went to a park, and then I went another park, and then I went here. I tried calling my friends to get a tow strap to try to get me out, but nobody could come. >> Okay. >> But, they have a tow strap, and they're they're not helping me, so I don't know what their deal is, really. But, I'm 23 and 1/2. >> Okay. And what park did you go to after that? >> Oak Openings. And then I went to a Weir's Rapids, a park there. And then I went here. And I tried to turn around, try to go like on River Road, cuz I don't really know where I was, but then I realized where I was, and then I was going to just go straight, but then I kind of got stuck here. I thought this was like a just like a flat area, and then I realized it was not a flat area. It was a ditch, indeed. >> Okay. So, you were >> Yeah. >> You're on your way back to Toledo then from Weir's Rapids? >> Well, back to Mommy. >> Or Mommy? >> Weir's Rapids, yeah. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> I need a little help maybe getting backwards. I can go neutral or reverse. I don't know. >> Do you have contacts in right now? >> Contacts, yeah. >> Okay. You're wearing them right now? >> They're in, yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Do you have any issues with your back, your legs, or anything like that? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Any medical problems? >> No. >> No. Not diabetic or anything like that? Okay. All right. So, I'm going to have you step out here. There's some stone, just watch when you get out. Just watch your step. >> though. >> With suspicion of her drunk driving, the officer then asked her to step out of the car to conduct a sobriety test. >> You're going to stand in front of my car. >> Okay. >> In front of my car. >> You have green eyes. I have brown eyes. >> Okay. >> I can see, all right. >> Okay. Don't don't lean on the car. Don't sit on my car. >> Okay. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> Um two beers in the last like 6 hours though. >> Okay, so you were drinking at work? >> No, it was after work. >> Okay. >> I went to Rite Aid and I had two beers since then. It's been like 6 hours. >> Okay. >> 6 and 1/2 hours. >> Okay. Stand back here. >> Okay. >> Okay. As the officer was conducting the test, she started acting weird and getting all flirty with him. Okay, so you've only had two beers in the last 6 hours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What kind of beers were they? >> They were IPAs. >> Okay. >> Just local IPAs. >> Okay, in a can or a bottle? >> Both, can. >> Can? Okay. Go ahead and stand up. >> Okay. >> Okay, once again, any issues with your eyes? >> period. No. >> Okay. But you do wear contacts and you have them in right now. >> They're clear, yeah. >> Okay. So, I want you to do stand with your feet together, arms down to your sides. All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Yes, I can. >> Okay. >> Of course I can. Yep. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> perfectly, yeah. >> Okay. So, >> Okay. I'm going to have to start this test over every time you move your head. >> Okay, sorry. I'm just trying to twitch a little bit, like you know. >> Okay. >> It's natural to move your head a little bit. >> All right. Stand back up. >> I have my period. I'm tired. >> Okay. Arms down to your side. >> Okay. >> My finger's over here. >> Got it. >> Over here. >> I've got it, though. Like move. >> Okay. >> Got it. >> All right. Let me do the test or you're going to be placed under arrest for refusal. >> I'm doing it perfectly. >> Okay. >> Are you jealous of me tonight? >> No. All right. >> Okay. I love that person. >> I'm going to Excuse me? >> Nothing. >> Stand up. >> I am. You have very nice and really pretty. >> Okay. >> I called my three exes and both of them had >> Just your eyes. >> friends, too. >> Just your eyes. >> I got it. Do you believe in magic? Do you believe in magic? >> All right, stop. Stop. Are you going to continue Are you going to comply with these tests? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I have to work tomorrow and the next day. >> Okay. Hands out of your pockets, arms down to your side. >> Got it. Chuck clear. Post 45 clear. >> All right. Stop talking. Stop spinning. Stop leaning on my car. Stand up. >> Post clear eye. >> Put your arm down. >> I'm freezing on your body. Got it. Don't you like carried away with the human heart? >> Yeah. Finger. >> at my thumb? >> Finger. >> Got it. Are you even looking at my eyes? Cuz it doesn't look like you are. >> Finger. Right here. >> Got it. Got it. >> As the test went on, her frustration boiled over. She grew more agitated and eventually tried to walk away, leaving the officers no choice but to secure her in handcuffs. >> Hello, finger. >> Okay. >> Where's my other eye? Thank you. >> All right. Come over here to this white line. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Put your left foot on the white line. >> Left foot. >> Put your right foot. >> right foot. >> Directly in front of it. >> Directly in front of it. >> Stop. Stop. Go back. >> I'm sorry. What do you want from me? >> I want you to put your left foot on the white line. >> Left foot. Right foot. >> All right. Are you done? >> Right foot. >> Stop. >> Left foot. >> Stop. >> Like what am I doing wrong? >> Get back here. >> No. >> Over here. Stop. You're under arrest. >> Thank you. Thanks. For what? >> Operating vehicle while intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Okay. >> And my parents almost came down here. And I have three different ones. >> Three different what? >> Three different No, there's my three different arrests. >> This is your third arrest? >> Yeah. One was in front middle house, one was in front of my house, and one was right here. >> Were they all alcohol related? >> Yep. >> Okay. Well, maybe you might want to consider you have an issue. >> second beer of the night. I've had 8 hours of work. >> Okay. >> Two beers in 6 hours. I'm not even drunk. >> of acting like a child. >> I did did the test perfectly. Perfectly. >> Okay. >> The most perfect a girl could do it. >> Blow your breath. >> I'm not even kidding you. >> Blow your breath. >> I'm not even >> Okay. Walk over here in front of my car. >> perfect a girl could do it. Watch this. >> Stop. >> She was being placed in the squad car, where she even spat on the officers and kicked them. >> Literally two beers in. Would you do this to a man? Would you do this to a man? >> Come on. >> Would you do this to a man? >> Okay, a man probably would have >> Yeah, that's right. A man probably would have could have. Yep, a man probably would have could have. Yep, you're right. >> Do you Okay. >> I hate your >> Congratulations. >> I hate both of your >> Check those out. >> I hate them both. >> Check those pockets real quick. >> Yep, check all of them. Check all four of them. Yep, there's nothing in them. >> Do you have anything in there? >> Can I have my phone IN MY [ __ ] YOU BOTH. >> Stop kicking. >> WHAT DID I DO? >> [screaming] >> WHAT DID I DUDE, I HATE YOU BOTH SO MUCH YOU DON'T EVEN YEP, lock me in. Yep, that's right. Yep, hit that lock. Hit that right in the [ __ ] >> STOP. >> I HATE YOU BOTH. >> STOP KICKING. >> YOU BOTH. YOU BOTH. I HATE YOU BOTH WITH MY WHOLE entire heart. You don't even [ __ ] >> That's fine. Hate us all you want. >> Yep, hate you me, too. Hate me, too. Yep, yep, yep. How do you [ __ ] love your son? You both you [ __ ] hate. >> Well, harass me all you want. You and she just need to >> the nuts, so >> I hate you f- Give me my vans. Give me my f- longboard. Give me my phone. GIVE ME MY SPEAKER. [screaming] AND F- YOU. YEAH. YOU. GIVE ME MY PAD. GIVE ME MY PADS, PLEASE, AND MY PURSE. I HATE YOU. [screaming] I CAN MURDER HIM IN HOT I will. I'm going to murder a cop. >> Claire. >> I'm going to murder the president. I'm going to murder you. >> Okay. >> What? Yeah. You want to help me? You want to help me? >> test? >> Yeah. Do you want to help me? >> By a what? >> Get me out of this ditch and just help me get home. >> All right. I'll be there. >> I'll get you there eventually. >> Can I get my water out of my car, please? My water. Copy that. I have to work tomorrow. Thanks. Bye. Hate you. >> In the end, she was charged with two counts of felony assault, harassment with a bodily fluid, OVI, failure to control, and driving in marked lanes. She was issued a $3,025 bond, which she later posted. Moving on to the next case where an entitled woman with her ironic outfit swerves in her Bratmobile. >> I'm not blowing, but you can do whatever the f- you want to do. Yeah. >> On August 17th, 2023, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding and erratic driving. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? Officer Gleaton, Cape Coral Police Department. The reason I pulled you over is you passed us going 51 on Del Prado, and then you're going about 65 on Veterans Driving in and out of traffic. Do you have your license and registration on you? >> Hold on. Let me give you my license. >> Okay. >> That. >> Thank you. Any luck on the registration? >> Yes, I have my registration. I got it when I'm sorry. >> It's okay. No, I'm just sorry. Where are you coming from tonight? >> I picked them up. >> Who's them? >> Them. >> Friends, family? Yep. >> Get up. >> Thank you. >> What's that odor? >> Thank you. >> What's that? >> I have her number. >> You have an odor? Yeah? >> Yeah. >> Based on the strong odor of alcohol coming from her car, the officers then asked her to step out of the vehicle to do some field sobriety tests. >> Hello, ma'am. Would you step out for me? >> Why? >> I don't know why I'm asking you to, please. >> No, but I I need to know why. >> Well, I don't have to tell you why, but I'm going to. I sense some signs of Step out for me. >> But why? Can I >> ask why? >> Yeah, we'll go over it once we're out here. >> Okay. >> You got to step over here for me. So, the reason I'm having you come out, we've seen signs of impairment, we want to start a DUI investigation. >> That means you participating in standardized field sobriety evaluations. Are you willing to participate in standardized field >> No, I'm not impaired. I'm dropping them off over here. I'm going home. I live right off of Nicholas. >> Okay. So, the So, the only way we can go forward from this is if you participate. If you don't participate, we have to make our judgment based off the observations we've seen so far. >> What is your judgment for you to part for you to feel that way? >> You have slurred speech and odor of alcohol. >> I don't have slurred speech. I don't have I alcohol. >> If you don't participate in standardized field sobriety evaluations, then you can't dispel our fear of your impairment. Okay? >> So, are you willing to participate in sobriety field sobriety exercises? >> What does that include? >> We're going to check your eyes, and then we're going to have you do the walk and turn and the one leg stand. >> Whatever. >> Okay. So, you're willing to participate? >> I'm not blowing, but you can do whatever the [ __ ] you want to do. >> I have a feeling she said that to more than a few guys. >> Just step right in front of the car over here. >> Oh, so you put me in front of the light so you can feel impaired. Fantastic. >> Well, why would the light make you feel impaired? >> Because it throws your judgment off, obviously. >> All right. So, I've got some questions for you, okay? Are you sick and injured at all? >> But why did you pull me over? Why did you pull me over? Why Why was I pulled over? >> First off, you you passed us going 51 on Del Prado. We followed you on Veterans leaving in our traffic going 6 mph on Veterans. >> 66 mph. >> 66 mph. >> What? Do you have your proof of that? >> Yes. Our observations. >> All right. Observations >> Observation is proof? >> Yeah. >> I don't I don't know. >> want to participate? >> If I don't, then what? You arrest me? >> We have to make We have to make a We have to make a judgment. >> What's your judgment? >> It's up to you whether or not you want to participate. >> I mean, I'm not drunk. >> Okay. >> I'm If I were or weren't speeding, I'm not saying either were. >> Okay. So, the question I have >> impaired. >> Okay. So, my question for you is would you like to participate in some field sobriety exercises to dispel my fear that you may be intoxicated? >> With a brat-like voice, she refused to do the tests. So, the officers put her under arrest. >> Am I allowed to like research first? >> Research, no. It's just yes or no. >> No. >> You don't want to? >> No. >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, fine. Then yeah. >> Put your hands >> Then No, then yes. Yes, yes, yes. >> No, no, we're not going back and forth with this. >> Why? >> Okay, because >> Stop. Stop. >> Oh, that's a cop. I'm not >> We're not going back and >> Now I'm resisting. Oh, that's very forceful. >> Stop pulling away. >> Make sure you record. Make sure you record because this is a normal thing for Florida. Oh, I'm resisting. Oh my god, I'm 100 lbs. I'm resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> We're here. I'm resisting. What did I do? >> Stop pulling away. >> What I do? >> away. >> What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? >> Stop resisting. >> What did I do? >> tensing up. Stop. >> I'm ten Okay, I'm tensing up. Okay. I got three cops on me and I'm 130 lbs. Not even and I'm tensing up. Okay. What the is that? >> Stop pulling. >> Really? This is like This is Okay. Okay. But I need my phone and I need my wallet. >> Okay. >> If you want to arrest me >> Here you go. >> for doing nothing. So Okay. >> After putting the woman in handcuffs, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> Woman, you want to blow You want to blow? You want to blow? Come on. >> The next The next thing we were going to ask you to do was >> Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. >> Provide a sample of your breath >> Let's do it right now. >> Okay, we're going to >> Right now. Let's do it. Let's do it. >> Get in the car right now. You open that again, you're going to jail. Do you understand me? >> Wait. Really? You're grabbing me like that? >> Well, you keep tensing up. >> Oh, okay. You know what's >> We're going to pat her down. Come over here. >> Yeah, come >> here. Come over here. Come over here. Stop pulling. >> Hey, record this. >> Stop tensing up. >> I just trying to What are you doing, bro? Are you trying to like assault me? Yo, she's grabbing me. >> Stop tensing up. >> TENSING UP. SHE'S GRABBING MY What am I What's on me? Look at me. Back up. What's on me? What's on me? >> Sit down. >> I want my wallet and my keys and my >> Get in THE CAR. >> WHERE'S ALL MY REALLY? OKAY. OKAY. YOU'RE GOING TO GET SUED. You're going to get sued. You're going to get sued. You're going to get sued. >> She was charged with DUI and resisting without violence. Refusing simple lawful instructions during a traffic stop doesn't make a problem disappear. It usually confirms it. Acting playful, rude, or stubborn might feel like control in the moment, but all it really does is trade a quick test for an immediate arrest. As officers wrapped up their report on this case, another situation was taking shape. This time involving a girl showing how to get two felonies in 4 minutes. >> I got to buy my >> Ma'am, I'm going to ask you again or I'm going to put my hands on you. Okay? >> Don't touch ME. WHERE'S THE FEMALE OFFICER? >> I don't need to know. >> You can't put your hands on me. The [ __ ] >> Please turn around. >> On October 10th, 2025 in Lake County, Illinois, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle traveling 58 mph in a 40 mph zone. >> [music] >> What happened next was not what the officer had expected from a simple traffic stop at all. >> Hi, ma'am. I'm Deputy Sheriff with the Lake County Sheriff's Office. I'm stopping you for a couple reasons, okay? The first one was your speed. You were going 58 in a 40 back there, okay? Okay. So, I had you doing 58 in a 40, okay? Is this your vehicle? >> No, this is not my mom's. >> Your mom's vehicle, okay. So, the rear registration light is out on the vehicle right now. So, you got to get that fixed up, okay? And then you're not wearing your seat belt. >> No, I took it off. >> You took the seat belt off? Okay. I got you, okay. How much weed do you have in the car right now? >> I don't have any. >> Okay. Just that? Okay. I got you. Um, do you have your license on? No. Do you Is it suspended, revoked? It's suspended? Okay. Um, do you have insurance on the car? >> Yes, it's suspended. >> Okay. Where does your mom live at? >> North of Chicago. >> North of Chicago. >> North of Chicago. Okay. See how happy you are? Uh we'll we'll see. I mean, when did your license get suspended? >> I'm going to court for it right now. I got to go to court next month. >> You got to go to court next month? >> Yeah. >> Why do you get >> I'm right here down the street, bro. Literally. >> What do you mean right here down the street? >> I'm following my mom right now. >> Okay. What's uh what's your last name? >> Biles. >> Sheridan and Blair. My name is David. >> B I >> L E S. >> E L Okay. B I L E S. Sorry. Middle initial? >> A. >> A and your first name? >> Robin. >> Robin? R O B I N? >> Yes. >> 58-1, go ahead. >> You got that in the insurance with you or? >> Yes, on my phone. >> So this one did just expire. Looks like uh September 1st. >> I called them today. He didn't send me a new one cuz this He said the insurance expired. But all three of these cars are >> The situation was definitely not in her favor. Her registration light was broken. Her vehicle was uninsured and reeked of cannabis. And her license was suspended. All reason for her to be as cooperative with the officers as possible. But that won't be the case. >> I'll give you some time to look for that, okay? So right now I'm just >> the one he sent me. >> You're good. I'll give you some time to find the updated one, okay? >> Tell him to send me a new >> Do me a favor though and step out, okay? >> Step out of the car for what? >> Well, number one, you can't drive cuz your license is suspended. >> Okay, so but what am I stepping out for? >> Well, you're going to have to get out regardless, right? Cuz you're not going to be able to drive the car. >> Okay, but what am I getting out for right now? >> All right, get out. I'm asking you to get out of the car. >> I'm right here on um >> Okay. >> Sheridan and Blair. >> Let's get out of the car. >> Sheridan and Blair. >> I'm right here on Sheridan. Right here by uh >> Ma'am, I'm going to ask you again or I'm going to put my hands on you, okay? >> Don't touch ME. WHERE'S THE FEMALE OFFICER? >> I DON'T NEED to tell >> your hands on me. The f >> Here's your money back. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Ooh. >> Can't resist. 211. >> Oh, let it go. I'm right here on Sarah and my >> Stop the fight. Stop. She had one of the nicest cops anyone could ask for, but she still threw it all away with her nasty attitude fighting, resisting, and doing everything she could to make the arrest a nightmare. >> Uh-huh, y'all got a lot of >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> You touching me, you touching on my >> Get in the back lane. >> Is your camera on? Is your camera on? >> My phone is in your back pocket. >> No, okay, no matter. WHAT A IS THE CAMERA ON? >> I don't even want to slide in there for me. Okay, you don't want >> So mad ass. >> That's fine. Put your foot in right now. >> All right, I'll drive. >> Put it in or we're going to drag you in the car. Put your feet in and we're going to drag you in. >> So mad ass, you fat >> As she was sitting in the back of the squad car, she continued to use her foul mouth to throw profanities at the officers. >> Where am I going? >> TO JAIL. >> FOR WHAT? >> UH, battery of police officer. >> I didn't touch EITHER ONE OF Y'ALL. THE I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY. WHY AM I GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY? >> RESISTING. >> I DIDN'T OKAY, BUT I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY. WHY NOT A [ __ ] TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY. I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. WHAT ARE YOU I'M ABOUT? YOU JUST TRYING TO FIND A TICKET. I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. RUN THEM CAMERAS BACK. WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU [screaming] AT? I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT NO PARKING IN THE ZONE. WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? THE THIS CLOWN TOUCH YOUR DUMMY ass up. Tell them that people lying. Just lying. The Where the [ __ ] did I touch you? I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. SO Y'ALL, HOW AM I GOING TO LET HER ASS TOUCH YOU? THE Your ass ain't got [ __ ] better to do. Huh? No. I don't know what the [ __ ] the address is. Figure it out. Since I touched you, figure it out. You won't get [ __ ] up out of me. Take me TAKE ME TO THE TAKE ME TO THE STATION. YOU WON'T GET [ __ ] OUT OF ME. YOU WON'T GET [ __ ] OUT OF ME. YOU JUST SAID I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY. YOU JUST SAID I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY. SO YOU TAKE me there for the battery. YOU CAN'T I WANT I I want to see you take me to jail for a battery right now. Come on, let's go. Cuz you're not getting [ __ ] up out of me. Let's go. Let's go to the station. Give me the battery. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Let me see you get away with this battery. Come on. Come on. Come on. Can we go? Let's go. Let's go. The [ __ ] Let's go. Exactly. No warrants. None of that [ __ ] You mean None of that [ __ ] None of that [ __ ] Dummy clown. You mean None of that [ __ ] Now let's see you try to put this battery up on me, dummy. Going to shoot the [ __ ] out this Let's do it. On my dead, let's do it. Try to need some money. Let's do it. Let's do it. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's do it. You so mad. You trying to find something. You better stay on the phone with that state's attorney. You so mother mad. Ooh. You so mother mad. You so mother mad. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Tell the state's attorney how you on that mother phone, lying. We can watch the cameras together. Uh-huh. How does it feel? How does it feel? How does it feel to be a goofy ass trailer park ass white piece of How does it feel? Huh? You can't tell me you didn't know. I'm going to find out. I'm going to find out. You just don't know. You don't even know. You ain't your mother I just don't You stupid piece of don't I don't [ __ ] you better not have nobody kids. [ __ ] you better not have On my soul. >> She was charged with two counts of aggravated battery on a peace officer, unlawful use of cannabis by a driver, driving on a suspended driver's license, and resisting. She's cited for speeding, operating on an uninsured motor vehicle, and non-functional registration light. Moving on to the next case, where a woman shows you why you don't trespass IN YOUR UNDERWEAR. ON JANUARY 27TH, 2022, officers responded to a welfare check call from a concerned mother regarding her daughter's strange behavior. She was talking nonsense, acting very strangely, and wandering around in her underwear. Here's what happened when the police arrived. >> 27 >> She's in her underwear on the other street. >> Yeah, it's not going to be easy. >> 401 >> Hey, I'll back in and go around the other street. She's apparently walking there there somewhere. >> 1321 Van Buren City, 401. 401. >> She was last seen here in her underwear and and walking in front of that house. >> Okay. She'd been like this before? >> She's been bipolar. This is her >> 3421 2117 >> She's bipolar. So, she gets psychotic. >> Good. >> And she tried to kill herself in March. >> I got >> This is not >> We'll be at 929 North Spring. >> This is not your home. >> It's 206. >> This is my very last assault. >> Okay. What's going on with you? >> 125, I'll take those >> I'm at my friend's house in my underwear cuz it's out of hand. It's a freedom of will, it's a freedom of speech. Don't you know who the best the minute is right now? >> You apparently don't >> really said I could do this. >> You You apparently don't live here. >> Listen to what I'm doing. Do you look Look at yourself. >> You apparently don't live here, so you need to leave. >> Well, I do live here. So, >> You don't. >> How what Okay, listen to yourselves. How do I not live here? This is my >> Because the homeowners right here telling me you don't live here. >> neighborhood, okay? Who is that right there? What is her name? >> right now you're trespassing. >> I am not How am I trespassing, sir? Say it out loud. Lord, speak it through you. How am I >> Because you're on a property that you don't belong at. >> Of who? My friend. >> Your friend. >> you hear me? >> You don't know her? >> No. >> Never seen her? >> don't know me cuz I've never met >> No friends here, no reason to be here? Okay, you would like for her to leave? >> This woman needs help. Bipolar disorder is no joke. Let's see how the officer handles her. >> Yes, it looks like it's sending out like a robot. >> All right, come on. Turn around. >> No, you put >> Turn around. >> BACK UP. GIVE ME YOUR HAND. GIVE ME YOUR HAND. AND YOU GRAB HER. >> ALL RIGHT. COME ON. >> All right. >> Good. >> Hey y'all. You see how they act? God, you better handle this one. >> Noticing her erratic behavior, the officer tried to determine if the woman was under the influence of some kind of intoxicant. >> What's wrong with you, dear? What's going on? >> Why are you grabbing my I don't even know you, sir. >> I'm Officer Nelson. >> I've never I've never met >> I got a call about you, so I'm just here to check on you and make sure you're okay. >> Yes, and I'm talking about >> You don't seem okay. >> I am perfectly fine, sir. You don't have the right to touch me. >> Have you taken anything today? >> No, I don't I don't do drugs. >> I'm not saying drugs. Have you drank? Have you what? >> No, no, I don't do anything, sir. What is wrong with you touching me like this? >> Well, you're you're now like you're >> you don't have the right to touch me. Do I look at you? >> How do you have the right to I've never met you before in my life. Why are you moving? Wait, what is wrong with you? Uh-uh, he's in my chair. You don't have the right to do this to me. Do you hear me? >> All right. What what's going on here? What was what everything she was doing? >> So, I want to I'm a pharmacist and I'm Dixie. I was at work and one of her friends called me on Instagram saying they had She hasn't posted on social media in 2 days. She was missing, so I had my girls start looking her up. Nobody could get her on the phone. My mom came over here, tried to get in the apartment to talk to her and they make this guy Her car's not here. Her car key is upstairs. >> Okay. >> She didn't have her phone. She hasn't been to work or [clears throat] school in 2 days and she's >> Where's she work? >> Um she was working at the club. >> and also I guess Old Navy. >> I know she's wearing a name tag that says Old Navy on it. >> Okay. >> And then I called her store. They said she's not been there since Monday. As far as I can tell >> Once they got her to the station, she went right back into meltdown mode, screaming and becoming physically aggressive toward the officers. >> me Tuesday night and I answered, she would not say anything. She hung up and that's the last time >> Where does she go to school? >> She has not been there since >> Um >> When I went upstairs, she said, "You're not my Nana. Uh you're a serpent." Like talking Like she didn't even recognize me. I said, "Have you taken anything?" And she >> You didn't tell me you had the drawers standing there and your camera's hot, but you didn't know. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. So, yeah. >> [screaming] >> Are you GET AWAY FROM ME, YOU BITING YOU LOVE IT. >> THAT'S ABOUT SHE STARTED I'M CALLING THE SCENE. >> NO, I'M CAUSING THE whole scene up, you pig. Look, I shoved this up a dude's ass. Look at my pig. Then I was in the hospital. >> Ma'am, who can we call? >> Oh, I called him. He said you want to fight with my aunt. I got to get the mother You got to do I'm going to work in this GODDAMN PHARMACY. [ __ ] LYING >> HERE'S WHAT THE MOTHER told the officer about her disorder. >> She um she said she has bipolar. >> She's been seeing a psychiatrist since she was 13. >> She had her first break at 13. She had >> And we're going to have to do that in her presence. All right, I thought you wanted to close the call. >> She tried to kill herself multiple times. But that time she had no assistance. >> That is a 17. >> Okay. >> Okay. Should we make her out to be a 10 then or Okay. Um Has she taken anything that you're aware of? >> Every time they've done Every time she's had an episode like this, there are never any drugs in her system. Um she does smoke pot. She got off her meds because she was going to start smoking pot. But every time her drug screen COMES BACK CLEAN. >> CAN WE CALL DYLAN? >> YES, CALL HIM. >> SAMANTHA'S >> YES, HER NAME IS SAMANTHA. >> I'M NOT SURE WHO THAT IS. CAN WE TRADE? >> be >> Go ahead and just that is great children play. And I hope you drink so bad that That is still out there. God damn it. >> What is that for? As she was sitting on the back of the squad car at the station, she continues to abuse the officers with her words. >> Back. Look at this fat Right here, eating McDonald's. I hope my God eats the god damn [ __ ] you. I hope he spits on your heads to the soles of your feet and yes, this is me, Savannah Mitchell, speaking through the all of you fighting HILLARY CLINTON. SUCK MY BECAUSE I'M COMING FOR YOU AND I'M eating your heart out. AND I'M NOT KIDDING. TRY ME AGAIN WITH MY KID. PLAY ME IN the alien in the car with Yes. system you created. God damn it. Yes, you see it loud and clear. Satan in the camera is near. Do you see her for her truth? Stop behind me. Whatever Speak through what you did. Speak through what you did. Speak through what you damn it. Speak to Jesus Christ through this what you really did. >> That way you have a piece of mind. It's a free test, okay? You want to roll in here real fast and we'll be done and we'll get out of here? Huh? I even got a wheelchair right here. This will literally take a minute. >> before that. You'll be paralyzed for life if you try breaking my phone. >> Um >> Yes. Get the back before I break this god damn Get the Do you hear me? YES, GET BACK, YOU ALIEN. BEFORE I EAT YOU up and lower your [ __ ] one. I hate you. >> Well, you're just going to have to go to jail since you won't listen. >> [screaming] >> She was charged with fleeing, non-moving traffic violation, and resisting arrest. >> On April 8th, 2024, officers responded to a breaking call at an apartment complex. When the officers arrived at the residence, not in a million years did they expect what was about to happen. >> 301 Peters, female, she can move me out of the unit at 5701 Boulevard East. >> Copy. >> There's nothing here. >> What you going to be in the apartment? >> He's got to listen to the door. >> 17 Golf. >> She thought she's not going to answer anymore. She She's like, "No." >> I'll make her dog bark until >> Open the door. We're going to take it down. >> Okay. >> Police, open up. >> Yeah. >> There we go. She She locked She just locked the door. She just locked the door. >> Wait. Sen- Señora. Señora. >> If she Tell her if she doesn't open the door, we're going to have to take it down. >> It took the resident a while to open the door for the officer. But the daughter of the resident, well, she has a different opinion about the officer coming into the house. >> Okay. Is this your via Señora? >> Come on, pooch. Who's in here? >> You're not allowed to go in the house. Get the out of this house. >> Hold on a second. >> GET THE OUT OF THE HOUSE. >> WE GOT to make sure everything IS SAFE HERE. >> GET THE OUT OF THIS HOUSE RIGHT NOW. GET THE out of this house. Get the out of this house. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. >> Goodbye. >> Mommy, you're not allowed in this house. Get the OUT OF THIS HOUSE. WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? >> WE GOT calls that there was guys here trying to break in. No, no, >> Yeah, get the out of this house. >> MA'AM, >> OH MY GOD, LOOK AT THEM. >> OKAY. >> All right. Get the out of this house. Get the out of this house right now. Get the out of this house. >> Ma'am, I'm going to >> Yeah, I don't care. Get the out of this house. No, I'm not. >> We're just going to >> What are you doing here? >> Let us explain >> Get the OUT OF THIS HOUSE. GET THE OUT OF THIS HOUSE. >> LET US EXPLAIN TO YOU WHY WE'RE HERE. >> I know. You got the out of this house right now. Get the out of this house. Get the out of this house. Goodbye. >> The three one-year-old woman was soon going to make one of the worst mistakes of her life. And she wasn't going to like what the officers would do to her next. >> For real? You have a lot of things to do. Go work now. Go. GO DO WHAT YOU NEED TO DO. Go do WHAT YOU NEED TO DO. Go do what you need to do. Get the [ __ ] out of this house. No, get the [ __ ] out of my house. No. >> on? Why are you so mad? >> CUZ YOU GUYS ARE WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DOING HERE? >> We were let in, so we have to >> No, no. She's a dumb She doesn't know what she's doing. >> can you >> Get out of my house. >> Let just talk to her. >> house. >> Just talk to her. >> talking to you. >> Just >> Get out of my house. >> Talk to me. What's going on? >> Get out of >> is something something definitely happened. >> Okay, so look for it. >> No, no, no. >> Look for it so I can sue all you mother Get out of my house. >> We're not trying to hurt >> Look for it. Look for it so I can know Actually, you're not going in my house. >> We have to check it. >> No, I don't care. >> Is there somebody in there or not? >> No, no one's in there. >> Okay. >> Don't worry, Mommy. >> Did you have Did you drink today? >> Get out of my house. >> Ma'am, take your hands off the door. You'll be You'll be touching us. YOU'LL BE UNDER ARREST FOR TOUCHING AN OFFICER. >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. >> ALL RIGHT, TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. Turn around. Turn around. >> Get out of my house. Get out of my house. What the [ __ ] >> Ma'am, stop resisting. >> No. Get out of my house. Get out of my house. GET OUT OF MY >> I GOT HER CUFFS. >> AND I'M NO COP. >> What a crazy woman. All of this could have been avoided if she had just stayed calm. But now the officers are about to make sure her meltdown becomes a public spectacle [music] for everyone in the building to see. >> Yo, get Get her down. You got her already? >> Yes. >> Yeah. I will. >> Able, able, able. >> I will. I will. >> Able, able, able. Able. Able, able. >> Get up. Stop on me again. >> No. >> Stop on me again. Stop on me again. >> She didn't step on you. >> Yes, she did. >> You kicked her. >> Yes, she did. >> You kicked her. >> She stepped on me. >> She didn't step on you. >> on me again. >> Now, ma'am, look, listen, breathe. We're going to help you. >> Get out of my house. >> We are going to help you get ON YOUR FEET. >> HOUSE. >> LET'S GO. STAND UP. >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. >> COFFEE, COFFEE. She's cuffed. She's cuffed. She's cuffed. Watch your head. >> No. >> not coughing, actually. >> Stand up. Come on. One, two, three. >> I'm not helping you, you dumb You stupid? You're in my house. >> Let's go. >> Almost, go back there. >> Yeah. >> Erica, you have my car keys? We'll go OVER IT LATER. >> NO. >> LET'S GO. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT GETTING NOTHING. >> LET'S GO. >> OKAY, let's go. All right, come on. Let's go. I'm not getting you nothing. Mommy. NO. WHY ARE YOU OPENING THE DOOR, YOU STUPID? >> STAND UP. >> WHY YOU TOLD HER TO OPEN THE DOOR? YOU DEAD. NO. NO. I DON'T GIVE A NO. STOP. >> She put HER HANDS ON OFFICER. >> GET AWAY FROM MY HOUSE. Get away from my house. >> She's not She's not responding. Talk, ma'am. She's under arrest right now. Ma'am, right now, you're you're impeding our arrest. You're going to be under arrest, too, if you stay >> It seems the mother might be part of the reason she turned out this way. When someone's coddled too much, it's no surprise they grow up thinking the world owes them something. >> Let's go. Drag her out of there. Huh? No, she wants to get dragged on the floor, we'll drag her on the floor. Stop kicking, ma'am. Yeah. Get up. This elevator is driving me crazy. The elevator door broke. >> bell. >> No, I'm fine. Can you just STOP BEING A >> HEY, YOU NEED TO BACK UP. >> YOU NEED TO STOP. >> HEY, you need to listen to what I say. >> No, can you just stop? >> Okay, that's it. That's it. >> WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> OKAY. >> WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? HOW DO I SIT UP? WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? ARTHUR, WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? ARTHUR. ARTHUR. SHUT THE [ __ ] ARTHUR, WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> [screaming] >> WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> CLOSE THAT DOOR. >> FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT REASON? FOR WHAT REASON? >> It didn't work out like that. Your mom didn't >> You. You. You and you and you. >> Okay. >> But right, yeah, yeah, YEAH. >> OKAY. >> GOOD JOB with my parents. That's all you guys do, right? All you guys do. >> She's At least she's telling THE >> LEAVE ME ALONE, THE BLOWS. >> THE EASIEST WAY TO LEAVE you alone is if you cooperate. Stand up. >> Shut up. >> Just get up. Ma'am, just cooperate. >> I'm not. For what? For what? For what reason? You're arresting me in my house for treason. >> If you're getting dragged out like a toddler, you really need to do some soul searching. >> Well, listen to me. Yeah, I'm making it right. I'm >> All your neighbors are going to see. Where? I don't like it when you act like that. >> He's dying. Please. >> You want to act like that? >> That's got to be the worst done me arrest. You. Come on. >> Stand up. >> I'm already being dragged me. >> Because you're making this harder for us. >> No, who's making harder anything? Go work for doing your [ __ ] Yo, go work for your [ __ ] >> Ma'am, just get up. Please. We don't want to drag >> No, >> who's working with who? You've been doing this all the time. You got me from my house from doing >> Did you walk? Did you walk? >> You walked. No. >> No, you didn't. Exactly. You did it. >> What reason? What reason? >> do? >> Y'all I'm in my house doing >> We're not doing this. We're not doing this. Let's go. >> I'm in my house doing what? What the arresting for? Y'all you guys are some >> Let's go. Let's go. >> GO LOOK AT MY HOUSE. GO DO IT. Do you have cuffs? So, what's the reason you're arresting me for? >> Ma'am, we don't want to drag you. You're going to hit the street. Get up. >> Headquarters to 35 and 30. >> Let me unlock the car. Hold on. I'll be right back. >> Don't You're going to get arrested no matter what. You're already up there. >> Didn't I >> No. >> Didn't y'all say did? Oh. >> even know your name. >> Oh. Oh, wait. Wait. Why Wait. Why are you going up out of nowhere? Why don't you call him? >> Call who? >> Y'all you're such a liar. >> Call >> You're going to get him fired. You know that, right? >> I'm not trying to get you fired. >> going to get him No, who is Why Why Why would I get fired? You're going to get fired. All right. >> After struggling for a while, the officers were finally able to carry her to the squad car. Now, the only thing left to do is stuff her inside. >> Y'all arresting who lives in the house for what reason? >> For assaulting a police officer. >> How am I assaulting you? You came to my house. >> You're going to have to switch spots, Jonathan. Here. Look. One, two. Do this. >> Y'all arresting me. You guys arresting me for what reasons? What you going to do? Pull my hair? >> No. We don't want to hurt you. >> You guys been arresting me. >> Because you're not cooperating with >> Why would I help you? What are you in my house for? Go look at my house. You want to think anything else? >> So, we got a call there was multiple guys trying to break into your place. >> So, why you arresting me? >> Because Okay. >> Do I look like a guy? >> Do you want the answer? >> No. No, hold on. >> You've been mad for some reason. I asked what you're mad about. >> Put her inside and then let's go. >> Okay, ma'am, let's go. We're going to do this. Just cooperate. >> What What are you mad about? No. Why am I What is the problem about me? >> We agreed together everything. All right. One, two, three. All right, turn like that. >> You got it? >> No, don't let her pull me. I don't want her to touch me. >> So, as long as she don't pull your feet. >> I'll be okay. I'll be okay. >> Just sit down. Just sit down. JUST SIT DOWN. >> ALL RIGHT. I don't want her to touch me. >> Sit down and she won't touch >> All right. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I'm okay. I think you I don't want her to touch me. >> Okay, just sit down nicely and she won't touch you. Watch [snorts] your legs. >> Out of here, bro. She >> So, last thing I'm going to do, I'm just going to put the seat belt on you. >> I don't From what? >> Just watch your step. Just watch your step, all right? All right. >> In the end, the woman was charged with aggravated assault, third and fourth degree, and obstruction. >> Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the next interesting video. See you in the next one. Share your thoughts on this video. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.