On today's body cam, we're checking out unhinged woman lights police car on fire. >> My car on fire. >> So, the camp out back. It's still full-blown set up. >> I'll go check make sure that there's no one there. >> So, also I have that problem. Now, she has a unit here, dances in the parking lot, swings from the trees. >> You guys have the right to choose to do either terminating her contract or whatnot. I know the car itself. I don't think that license plate's good. However, it's not operating on a roadway. And she she's also known to be a little >> Yeah, we don't. >> Yeah, >> that's why we don't want to take a chance with >> Oh, she's a regular. >> Yeah, people have Yesterday two customers came in and complained, "What's that lady doing there?" >> Yeah. Well, she uh she'll walk up and down Davis and like rub dirt on herself and and stuff and it's a daily occurrence for us. [music] So, >> ah, so >> you never want to be a regular. >> We'll see. >> Here she comes. >> Hello, >> Jana. How are you? >> Oh, hi. Hi, lady. And hi, sir. >> I told you you can't plug that in here. >> Oh, no. I know. You told me um that you're not responsible for it. I don't want it plugged into my electricity. >> This building, the storage building that I have a place here. >> You're not paying for electricity, [music] but I'm paying for the storage. Ma'am, >> you know, if you don't want to abide by the rules, you also have the right to TERMINATE THE CONTRACT. IT IS and this lady told me I'm not allowed to >> keep my stuff here. >> That's what I'm saying. I have to say yes ma'am. >> Thank you. >> But I thought because I when I pay for the storage unit if I'm here I can plug it really fast. I wasn't going to leave my speaker. I was going to leave this. >> So because you pay for the storage unit you think you could just do whatever you want to do inside their spot. Is that what you trying to say? Because you said you are not responsible for it. >> But it doesn't matter. Don't plug it in. >> Can I plug it in? >> No. >> None of that. >> Nope. >> Why not? >> And I told you no. >> No. You told me because you don't want to be responsible for it. >> They do bear a cost of electricity, right? And we we charge people for the theft of what? >> You pay for the electric >> and she she's no longer giving you permission to use that outlet. Okay. >> I mean, I know she said you're making something you Mr. Police. >> You're making something OUT OF NOTHING. I know this lady works here and she said, "Now, do you pay?" >> They're responsible for the budgeting. >> Um, okay. No, she's not. She doesn't pay for it. I bet you don't pay for that. >> They have the right to terminate your contract here as well. >> No, I know. She said if I wanted a refund for my stuff, >> you're making something out of nothing. >> And I said, "No, I don't want the refund. I already give this lady the money. I'm put my card in this thing right there because I already paid for it. Why would I want the refund?" >> We are turning into something from nothing. I don't understand. What do you mean? >> Please don't charge your stuff here. That's all she got. That's all she said. >> I KNOW SHE SAID IT, BUT I said storage here. I just need to charge it really fast. >> But she doesn't want you to charge it. So that's it. >> I don't understand. It doesn't make no sense. >> Why doesn't you want me to charge it here? >> Because I'm right here. My car's like in my car. I don't understand, lady. >> I said no. >> The other thing, too, is that they they don't want you parking here overnight, right? >> I don't park here overnight. I >> Your license license plate isn't legal. Yes, it is. It is suspended. Do you live here? Work here? Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. My license is my license plate. My license is legal and my free. >> Can you run me a 28 as well? This is coming from my dispatch. >> And what the does it say? >> Suspended. >> Hold on. I got >> here. Nope. You can listen. >> I believe that you own it. It's just illegal to operate upon the roadway. >> I'm telling you this Nevada. This Nevada. >> Yeah, but State of Nevada Department of Motor and Vehicle DMV >> and >> but it doesn't mean that it's legal to operate on the road. >> I we're trying to aa what? It is legal to operate it. It's a mother car. Yes, the it is. What you going to tell me? >> Then you can go to the jail when we catch you. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Well, then don't operate it on the road. >> What the do you mean though? I have 30 days to get to go TO THAT DMV IN Florida and mothering change it back to mothering Florida. >> No, that's not how Um, she has no back windshield. Do [laughter] I know this is a bit random, but she has no back windshield, man. Listen. Hey, I must say, you know, the cops is doing pretty decent here. You know, I I got this problem. That's what the lady said. I got this problem, but the cops pretty much like, yeah, we know, but she's not really She's not driving. She's not doing like I can't really just make something up out of thin air to get her together, you know. Pretty much that's what he trying to say. I can't make something up out of thin air, you know. But if you terminate the contract, and it seems like they don't want to do that, so they must like her business. >> YES, IT IS HOW it works. Are you going to tell me? >> Well, then I I've given you I've gi I've explained it to you. And if you want to jump up and down and say that, then that's it. I tell you to choose right here. I show you. >> So, no. I I've explained it to you. You have every right to choose to act how you want to. >> My way. How they do it in Nevada. And this is Florida. If I had Florida, you you can continue. You can continue to act this way, ma'am. But I'm done. Boy, it's not sir. >> It's the law, ma'am. >> Right. You switch it. >> So, you can have that car. You can legally own that car. >> Yes. This is my mother car. >> I've never contested that with you. Right. >> Right. Right. Right. So I could drive it where the >> No, you can't. You can't operate America. Look 30 days. You won't even take a step back. >> Thank you. I appreciate that. You can own a car, but if you don't register it, you No, it is unregistered. >> It's registered. You >> No. No. You're not understanding me. And if you I'm telling you, if you operate that car, it's getting towed. >> It is not. >> If you take that car on Davis, it is getting towed. >> I drive my car everywhere. >> Okay. Then then you know that you've been warned. It's going to be documented that you've been warned. >> Okay. It's going to get towed. Which >> on It's going to get towed if you if you if you drive it on the road, it's getting towed. It's not valid. >> The the dispatch literally told you I don't get it. Like, why are the cops initially called here? Are they called here for something else or to deal with this person? Because this seems pretty simple to me. I mean, if she's acting out, you give her a refund, you know, terminate the contract. You want her trespass. If she decides that she doesn't want to leave, then you lock her up. This is pretty open and shut to me. I I just don't know what the initial call is, you know, if they're out there for something else and then she just happens to be a nuisance, you know, cuz earlier the lady said, you know, and I'm I'm dealing with that or whatever. So, I'm thinking she's just a byproduct of like something else that's going on, you know. >> Hey, hey. Okay, you guys can choose to go there. Take your speaker somewhere else. >> Do you want her trespass? Do you want to cancel our contract? >> Trespass. >> Can you cancel my contract? Okay. >> I am your trespass. >> And I said no. And I'm saying I'm not. >> You are. N= 3 Bravo 31 changes to a 43. >> This is probably going to be a 10:15. She's inside. I'm just letting her go for now. I'm going to write out the trespass if she refuses to leave after she's been handed the copy of the trespass. >> Yeah. Does the car move? Her car's not valid. And she's like, I have 30 days. I was like, no, it's not valid. >> We'll be right over there. >> He's going to He's busy. He's busy and we're going to be with you in one minute. >> I don't know. I just got here. He was going to explain everything to you. >> For what? >> This is >> cuz I have a story here and this police trying to tell me that I can't talk my mother. I can't even be in the market. >> I need you to go back over to your car. >> I'm like, what the is that? >> I need you to go back over to your car. >> I need to know what the hell. >> I'm being polite right now. >> I'm not being tested out. >> Go back over to your car. >> The lady that works here. I do not want the money back. I do not want to refund. >> Anna, I will talk to you about everything. >> Anna, not Anna. >> I I will explain everything to you. I understand that you have property inside there as well. >> You don't need to. >> Okay. Well, I I'm going to have to. So, can you please can you please listen to my >> You not You don't need to put that paper up cuz I'm not getting arrested for nothing. I >> Okay, >> I think we're there now. >> I'm not getting trespass for nothing. What you mean? >> All right. IF YOU CAN'T LOOK, I'M SHOT. NO. POLICE. SO, if you can't listen wait NO NO NO WAIT. WHAT YOU DOING? >> Why is it always Wait, wait, wait, wait. No, wait. Now, no. Why you coping? Please, now you been had your chance to just walk away. Go do what you was doing. Don't bother anybody. But you you try to see you try to push the cops so much to see how far you can go and get away with it. But it's over with. It's over with now. >> WHAT YOU DOING? >> ALL RIGHT. THIS IS THIS IS SO YOU'RE RACING. >> I'LL GO BACK. Too late. >> NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, WE'RE NOT. WE'RE NOT. WE'RE NOT. WE'RE NOT. [screaming] >> I SAID WAIT. WHAT? WAIT. WHAT you doing? What the >> You're going to be PLAYING ME FOR WHAT? Let me the go. Motheruck. You put ME A HANDCUFF. >> You can't listen to a thing that I >> LET ME GO. I'M NOT PLAYING. YOU'RE NOT. >> You're underrest now. >> I'm not arrested for nothing. What the I do? I didn't do nothing illegal. Let me go. Let me go. You police. Let me go. Police. Let me go. Police. Just let me go. I'm You want me to go in? You want me to go in? >> Thank you. >> YOU WANT ME GO IN? YOU WANT ME TO GO IN YOUR CAR? I don't want to go in your car. >> I know you don't. >> NO. NO. NO. >> She still got stuff in her hands and stuff. >> I'm going to hit her down. Get >> the out of here. >> Let me out. THERE'S A CAMERA right here. Let me out. >> I'll need to go get the info. >> I can get all that for you. That way you're not so she doesn't start damaging your car. >> She does have property in the unit. So, we got to figure out something. >> Okay. I'll ask you what they're going to do. [music] I said, "Let me go." I'm going to start a fire. I have a lighter. I'm going to start a little fire. I'm going to start a fire. I'm going to burn something. >> Okay. How is that going to work as far as her getting her material or her stuff out? >> Send the unit over to us and we'll dispose of it or she has 72 hours to empty it. >> I'm going to start fire. So good. I'm not playing. >> I'm not either. We're going to jail. >> Hold on. I ain't playing. It need to mother explode. Worth a gasoline, worth a bomb. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. The officers when they locked her up, they didn't take anything out of her hand or pat her down or nothing. Oh, [ __ ] >> She's going to jail. So, when she gets out, she's going to need to contact you guys to find out what's going on. We will tell her what she needs to do, but she'll come back here. So, call us when she comes back. >> Okay. I'm going to burn my >> Do you have a lighter right here? >> [music] >> starting. >> WHAT? >> Guess what? Another target. >> I don't give a [music] [ __ ] Get guess what? >> What? I'm going to sit in jail for a while. >> Caught my car on fire. >> She's not being very cooperative, so I'm not sure if I have to follow my partner to the jail. This is hers. >> Okay. >> She She had a lighter stash and caught my seat belt on fire. So, >> I'll follow you to the jail. >> I'll follow you. >> I'm going to follow you. >> Okay. >> Does that sound good? >> Yeah. >> Take a breath. >> I'm going to punch you in your >> All right. >> Yeah. I'm going to fight you. >> I don't want you to do that. >> I don't give a bad ass. >> Where's her cuffs? >> Oh boy. >> Piss and take a [ __ ] on your car. >> Why are you >> all over it? I don't give a [ __ ] Take a piss all over your mother car. We gonna have to clean this up. Oh, I'm pissing. [music] >> Everything that you break up on. Wow. Yeah, but come on, guys. What are you doing? You don't pat her down. You decide that you're going to take her to jail. You don't pat her down. She has a full-on speaker in her hand. And you throw her in the car. And then you say she stashed a lighter. She probably just had it in her hand. She told you she was going to light it on fire. You still didn't confiscate some of the things that she had. Then she slips the cuffs. You know she slipped the cuffs and you're not going to pull over and put the cuffs back on her. Oh, everything you break is just going to add up. You think she gives a [ __ ] She not paying anything. They're going to She's going to go to jail, get these fines, and they're going to be unpaid. You think she cares? Got to do better than that, man. Now I'm going to break the other one. And I would break the camera, but I'll wait. I'll do that last. You're lucky you got my lighter cuz I would have [ __ ] Now she got a weapon. >> Go ahead and drop what you got in your hands. >> What I got in my hand? >> Whatever you got in your hands. >> I ain't got in my hand. >> What I got in my hand? What I got in my hand? Nah. No. You going to tase me? >> I'mma tase you back. >> I'mma tase you back. >> What are you doing? >> Ready. Got the car. >> Ready. I got a cop. >> Ready. Pull. Pull. Pull. Pull. Pull. Wow. >> Got to get her together. >> I hope I had gloves on cuz she's pissy. Okay. >> According to court records, this suspect, Wana, was charged with resisting obstructing felony criminal damage to property of $1,000 or more for all the damage she caused inside the squad car, felony battery on a law enforcement officer and trespassing. She was adjudicated guilty on all charges. She was sentenced to 36 months of probation and was released back into the public. If you ever want to [music] [singing] [music] ride the [music] baseline reaction