Yes, I am. >> No, you pull me over for speeding. Give me a damn speeding ticket and let me go. Listener, you told me you pull me over. >> Don't stop hand. >> Come on, ma'am. Right now. >> Don't you dare try to do that. >> I WILL TRY TO do that. >> It is common for police officers to deal with young, erratic, and insane Karens. But what happens when officers encounter older Karens who are even more insane than they could ever imagine and think that they are untouchable. >> BUT THEN THIS GIRL ACROSS the street comes in and started calling me a [ __ ] and everything else. I don't even know her. >> So >> you're getting the out of here. I TOLD HER TO MIND HER OWN BUSINESS. >> I guess you got to put the handcuffs on. >> We We will. >> NO. PUT THEM ON NOW. >> HERE are several moments when grandma Karens think they're straight up untouchable. Starting with the case of this grandma who had to be trespassed after refusing [music] to leave a bus depot quietly. >> They don't have a right not to let me get on the bus. >> Okay. >> I will go to jail. >> You going? >> That's all right. That's cool cuz I don't mind being locked down at the skateboard. On June the 29th, 2024, officers from Dayton, Ohio were dispatched to a bus depot after receiving a complaint about an old woman who was being disorderly. Upon arrival, the old woman began [music] to get lousy, kicking off the situation with a tense atmosphere. >> They don't have a right not to let me get on the bus. >> Okay. >> I was trying to get on the 18 and I tell you what I said. >> I be honest. I told him >> indefinitely trespass from but oh we got paperwork on the way out. >> Okay, go get it. He just wrote that >> because I told him he got moles on his face and I don't care if he go blind. I ain't done nothing where y'all can't take me. I go to jail. I will go to jail. >> Where you going? >> That's all right. That's cool cuz I don't mind being locked up. No way. >> We're going to go. We're going to go walk out there and talk. Okay. Come on. Let's go, Miss >> Cannot ride no bus on our property at time. >> I want to know these can't be on the propert. You got to give me something. What you got, bro? >> Okay. >> I ain't trying to respond. >> So, this is your trespass. That's your name. He just said that >> that's your I don't have your source of security. Do I? No, I do not. You can have a seat in your back of that cruiser. You see? >> I don't mind. I go to jail. >> Okay. >> I just want to make sure. >> Could you please get a proper property? So you trespass also. >> Hold on. >> You want to raise this up? >> She the one who did the trespass. >> Yeah, I did that. >> No, there's no officer signs off on a no police officer's name on that road. >> Okay, come here. Do me a favor. We going we going to sit down and until we figure it all out. Okay. >> You got to drop the bags for us. Okay. You don't got any other? >> No, I ain't got none. >> Okay. You be cool with us. We'll be cool with you. All right. Say you're probably upset, but be cool with us. We'll be cool with how that's how it take a seat. All right. Let me see the bus. >> Take a seat. >> Let's see. You guys want fresh? She has a warrant. >> It ain't in there cuz I talked to a white police officer and he didn't trespass me. >> I witness her. How long has she been here? >> Uh, probably about pass an hour. Within seconds, tensions rose as the woman began to show everyone who cared to know that she was a lousy Karen who wanted to have special privileges. We had to pull up off of the bus with being disorderly. We had an escort up off the uh PWA racial slur. She called out at the skateboard. She called my supervisor. >> Yeah, we we have it with her. >> Now, >> what's up? >> I ain't did nothing to be trespass. >> Okay. >> I got a right to ride the bus. >> Do me a favor. >> What? Come over here. Slide over. >> Why? >> Cuz you got to get on this side, >> Wanda. >> Why? I'm going to jail or something. >> Yes, you are. >> For what? >> For criminal trespass. You're a trespass. Slide over. >> I want criminal trespass. I was I'm not. >> Doesn't matter. You have a warrant. Come on. >> I know. You know what? I went down to court and that lady told me to get >> Remember Remember when we were out there and you said you don't care and you'll go to jail? Well, you're not supposed to. >> I ain't moving. I ain't moving stuff. You want to push me around and stuff, I'll get a lawyer. >> Okay. >> I went up there to the municipal building on the fourth floor and I talked to her. I got I go to court July 8th. >> Okay. Come over here. I got to put handcuffs on you. Come on. Don't make this difficult. Wanda, Wanda, you're going to be out tomorrow, okay? It's not a big deal. Come on. Here's the thing. You can go for a warrant in a in a petty criminal trespass. >> I ALREADY WENT I GOT THE THING. >> I GOT THE COURT SCREAMING. >> I GOT THE COURT DATE. >> I DON'T CARE. YOU CAN either get >> I got the court date. Listen to me. >> I got I got the court date for July 8. >> You can either get this very petty misdemeanor charge or I'm going to charge you with higher level misdemeanor. >> I don't give a >> So you're going to sit in jail longer and then I'm going to go to court and testify against you. It's going to be worse. What do you want to do? You want to go to jail for longer or you want to just go to jail for the night? >> I already went to jail. I already went down there for my warrant. I went on the fourth floor and I got a court date on July the 8th. >> Okay. So, why would you want to get more charges? >> I mean, I ain't the criminal justice. That's >> Well, I'm going to give you charges if you don't cooperate. >> Well, you know, >> why do you want to do that? You're over here getting upset about having to go to jail. Why would you want to add more charges to it when you just have to have one? I don't even want to do this because one, it's not going to end well for you, okay? Cuz now you're obstructing, okay? You're making my job difficult and I'm going to charge you with resisting cuz you're now under arrest. Okay? You're going to jail. Okay? I need you to slide over here so I can put handcuffs on you. >> The old woman thought she was making the officers pay for arresting her by giving them a hard time. Little did she know that she was only making things worse for herself. He told me to sit down. He was going to see what had to be done. >> He already looked. He told me. >> There's There's nothing. >> We're not arguing. We're not arguing. >> There's nothing. That's a war. >> Come on. Come on. >> I appreciate it. Thank you very much. Okay. Go ahead and face that way for me so I can get the and give me your other hand. Okay. Wanda. >> Help. >> Wanda, can you please cooperate with me? Okay. Come on. Come on. Come on. I do it. Get off of me. >> Okay. She's charging. >> Yeah. I don't care. >> Move over. >> Hey, put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Y'all could have did this before I got in the car. >> Come on. >> Come on, Miss Wanda. You ain't got to do all this. >> Okay, we're good. >> Stop. I don't care. I don't >> relax. Calm down. >> I don't care. I don't care. Get out of here with me for no reason. >> Well, listen, Miss >> Tell Good, THE LAWYER AT THE RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE, that I all be okay. All of you all your mother your kids >> listen you know you can't be here no more here again you'll continue to go to jail >> yeah I just continue to go to jail >> cuz I didn't think I got a right to ride the bus >> all right well not not any longer okay so just stop catching the bus Wana, if you calm down, you're going to be a problem at the jail. All right. I can almost guarantee we're going to have to drag her in here or not. She's probably not going to get out. She did swing on me. So, >> damn. I didn't see that. That's a problem. Oh, yeah. All right. Come on. >> All right. No. Yeah. It's always a n. >> It's always a mother. I can't get out like this. >> You have to let me out on that side. >> Okay. >> It's always a mother out there. >> It's always >> Come on. >> One would think after getting handcuffed that Wanda would calm her demeanor, but that was not the case. She continued being a total pain in the neck. Hope your goddamn mama, your kids or somebody. >> I hope you get in a car accident. If you got a baby in a car, I hope you slip and I hope you crash and hit a pole. And I hope you go through the door or go through the window. And sometimes it happens. It's always y'all me for no reason. >> God bless you, too. >> Now, y'all have to blast me. >> Come on, ma'am. >> I ain't You have to take me out cuz I can't get out. >> All right. You ready? You got to move this leg over this way. Okay. >> Yeah. I got injuries. I got injuries. I'm going to pull out. >> Yeah. All right. Well, we probably we probably just going to pull you this way. Okay. It ain't It ain't happening this this way. >> Don't touch me. >> I was I'm getting out. [laughter] >> We going to make sure you don't got to help us out here. >> All right. Stand up. Stand up. >> There you go. >> I hope you renovate the house. I hope they >> I hope they dance with me. Go ahead. Take a seat right here till they get you together. I went on the fourth floor and I talked to her and to Daniel. Well, listen. >> You know what? I hope I hope you know what I do. I hope somebody when you get home for the next year. I hope you get nothing but bad news. I hope they die. Open your family action and into sorry about that. >> You're not going to jail for you going to jail for criminal trespass. >> Well, they trespass on the so you can't be there. Dad, they didn't give me no papers. >> They didn't give me no papers. >> Wanda just couldn't respect herself enough to behave properly and be cooperative with the officers. She thought being verbally abusive was going to make the officers go lenient on her. But the officers made sure she got what she deserved. >> Okay. They never gave me. The police, the worldwide cop, he never gave me no papers. Nobody never gave me no papers. >> I mean, is that something you want to argue when you face the judge? >> No. You know what? I can get an organization together and I'm had them to write them up. >> Okay. And you have everything. >> I'm had them to write them up and tell people to give me good. lawyer at a council that was down there. He was a goddamn lawyer. Jennifer Jennifer Good at Donald that blueeyed evil [ __ ] She a Catholic. They wor out in I don't give a [ __ ] about yass. >> She's fine. Wanda was eventually charged with criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. The next case is a case of this granny who refused to leave a hotel room after her allocated checkout time. >> I want you to open the door right now. >> Well, why? >> So that I can talk to you. >> You can talk to me through the door. >> Why are you taking me to jail? Feed my dog. If you come back to this property, you are going to go to jail. Do you understand? >> No problem. Did you feed the dog? >> On the 25th of December, 2023, officers were dispatched to a hotel regarding an older patron who, for reasons best known to her, refused to vacate the hotel room after her checkout time. Upon arrival, the officers met the hotel staff, who detailed the woman's arrogant attitude towards them. >> Today, um, he was supposed to have been gone by 12:00. It's now 2:00. He just called and was saying some very inappropriate things to me. Um, as far as I know, he's still in the room. I don't know, but I'd like him to be gone. >> You like him trespass from the property? >> Yes. Okay. I mean, >> you mind coming up with us today? >> Yeah, I can come back. >> Okay. >> What was he saying when he called? >> Probably would have put that on my head. >> That's not very nice. >> What? >> Would you stand over here, please? Police come to the door, please. >> Why can't you? Are you okay right now? Physically, what >> are you physically okay? Can you come to the door, please? >> What? >> Can you come to the door, please? >> Okay. Well, if you don't come to the door, I'm going to open the door. >> Well, where is your dog? >> All right. Please do put a leash on the dog. Black or white? >> I don't see the relevance. >> I do. My dog. >> Okay. >> Is your dog on a leash now? >> Not yet. >> I want you to open the door right now. >> After multiple warnings and instructions, asking the woman to open the [music] door. She remained and refused to open it. With that, the officers realized who they were dealing with and had no choice but to resort to desperate measures. >> You can talk to me through the door. >> If you don't open the door, I'm going to open the door. Whatever. You got a key, right? >> I do. Come unlock the door, please. Please come unlock the door. >> Christmas scar, mother. >> Well, I'm sorry that you're afraid. I'm not trying to scare you. Please come to the door. >> You better go. Go home. Get your ass on this. Where are you? I can't see you. >> Where are you? You ain't white. >> I'm concerned. >> What? >> Can you please open the door so I can talk to you? >> Hey, >> Harold. >> You know your name for something like that. >> Okay. My name is Corporal Harris. Actually, can you please un open the door? >> No. Merry Christmas. Leave me alone. >> Okay. Listen, if you don't open that door, I'm going to come in there and when I come in there, I'm going to take you to jail. >> Okay. I'm looking for you. Why are you taking >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> James, man, >> hold on, baby. It's okay. >> Hey, puppy. Hey, puppy. >> No, she's my service dog. That's too tight. That's too tight. I'm telling you, it's too tight. >> I understand that. >> Okay, then loosen it. >> My fingers fit inside. Loosen the pops. Loosen them while I fart all over you. Okay, you're going to pay for this, brother. You know that, right? >> Corporal Harris, walk with me, please. We're going over there. >> We're going over there to have a seat. Come with me. >> I can't cuz you won't. >> Okay, I can bring you over there. You can stand up. We can walk now. >> Despite the officer breaking the [music] door open and putting her in handcuffs, the woman refused to cooperate with the officers. A decision she was going to regret soon. Is this how? Stay here. Come here. Don't touch. >> Have a seat, please. >> Over here. Come here. Don't touch my dog. It's a law. It's a federal law. >> Sit down. Please. >> Please sit down. >> Touch my dog. >> Okay. Is there a reason why you're still in here, >> Billy? Come here. Sit down. Sit down. >> Where's your ID at? >> It's on the bed. You No. Sit down. >> Keep her for a second. >> Touch my dog. Who are you? >> Prince 755 to base. Can you run a 27 for me? >> Trespassing. Why? >> Who asked me to go? >> Who? Lieutenant >> 104. >> Lieutenant, look at me, sir. Who asked me to go? >> I don't Who asked me to leave? >> The hotel. And then we came to talk to you and you didn't want to talk to >> No, I didn't want to talk to you. Of course, it's Christmas. Why would I want to talk to you? >> Yeah. >> And the hotel did not. I just checked out. >> If he checked out, why are you here? >> Because uh cuz you guys came to handcuff me. >> I was leaving. So, what's the problem? >> Miss Lombardo, are you from here? >> No. What? You think I'm from here? You saw my license. What's the address? >> I didn't see your license. It's very common to have licenses that are from other states. >> None of your business. My address is what's on that. What I'm trying to ask is cuz I'm trying to find out if somebody can come get your dog or if I'm calling animal control. If you don't want to work with me, I'll call animal control. >> You don't know the law. >> I can do that. >> Okay, whatever. Call the cops. >> Boss down here, brother. >> This is my boss. >> Then you know the law. You know you can't take this dog from me. >> The jail's not going to accept your dog. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You are going to jail. >> Okay. I got friends there. So, who do I do in the van? Hold on. >> Let us forgive these mother trespassingo. trespass against us. They don't have to be black. They can be white, pink, and purple. They still start over. Father, who art in heaven, thank you, my brother. Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done. Your be done, mother, as it is in heaven. undo. Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done. Give us this day our daily bread, forgive us our trespasses as we forgive these trespass against us. >> I'm going call a number on this. >> Start over. Father, >> she call she call me >> who art in heaven. Thy name is earth. Father, blacks, whites, Jews, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth. This is earth, mother earth, as it is in heaven. >> The officers had to wait for her to finish her prayer while they watched her in amusement as she displayed her unhinged behavior. >> Start over. He's touching my >> God. >> I saw him. You could always ask. It's probably now that I saw the jail service >> but you could always ask a senior a veteran who's just having Christmas. They broke in my room. They Oh, did I not tell you they me? Oh, you mother. Sorry. If all my Morgan and Morgan [clears throat] I own place, brother, shut the up. So this bald mother don't care who he is. I'll never with him if he's don't ever come near me looking like that. Son in a heartbeat. >> Hey, it's Coral Harris Van Airport. How are you? I'm just taking a dog. I'm pretty sure I already know the answer. I got some lady. I just had to kick the door down in the hotel room to get her out. She's going to be coming to y'all for criminal trespass and obstruction. She's got service dog. You guys take service dogs? It's a real nice, beautiful little golden retriever. Really well trained. But since they're both misdemeanors, I ain't trying to send this dog to animal control on Christmas. No, we don't have kennels. We don't have anything for 20 minutes. Oh, you guys want to rush her through an R? I'll do that. Yeah, I can do that. Yeah, that'd be great. Um, she's a little salty, though. She got real salty right around the point I said, "If you don't come to this door, I'm going to kick it down." Yeah. She was supposed to be out by 10:00. It's last day of this day. Apparently, when the front desk lady called her to talk to her about it, she received the front desk receptionist received some very choice words from her. All right. I'll let her know that if she's not nice, the dog goes to animal control. All right, ma'am. >> I'm not talking. You're the boss man. >> He's a peon. Shut up. >> I'm going to explain something to you, and if you don't like it, you don't have to like it, but you need to hear. >> Hold on. Let me let me break for your real quick. >> Okay. What I'm about to tell you is the difference between whether your dog goes to animal control or whether you get to keep your dog. Okay. Okay. >> So, I suggest you pay attention. >> All right. Hold on. I got to concentrate. Remember, I'm 100% veteran United States Air Force mother. >> Ma'am, >> you're smack at three military bases. You can't throw a rock without hitting. >> Focus. I've been trained by the United States government. You haven't. Don't touch my You just my bag. That's another one. You can't even fish because you have shoes. You definitely have a got one but you don't know how to use it. You got a plate holding your up. Uh badge. And why is your holster? Why is this on holstered? Mother Bobby police on holster. >> Okay. You going to listen to what he asked? >> No. I want to know why his unholstered. >> What makes you think it's unholstered? >> Because I can tell you marksman's but specialist. >> They'll put that thing back on before you talk to me. >> All right. >> Instead of allowing the officers to let her know her dog's fate, the woman continued being uncooperative and difficult to handle. >> So, I'm going to give you one more chance and then I'm going to call animal control and send your dog to animal control. >> All right. >> I've called the jail and they won't take the dog. >> I knew they wouldn't. >> They won't. But what they will do is RO you for some misdemeanor. >> What does that mean? >> That means that you're not going to be held on bail. They're going to process you and let you out the front door. >> If you cooperate with me and cooperate with them, >> I'll hold your dog till you come out the front door. You can have your dog back and we'll all go on about our day. >> And if you don't want to cooperate, release on own recgnissance. >> It means they're going to release you without you having to go see a judge. >> But I still haven't heard my rights yet. I'm under arrest. >> Well, that's irrelevant. >> No, it's not. But do you want the dog to go to animal control? >> Well, you know the answer. We both know the answer. So, do I really have to answer you? >> No, I do not want the dog. >> So, what we can do is if you cooperate once you get to the jail, they're going to let you out on your own recognance, which means you don't have to see a judge, but you have to cooperate. >> Can you undo these cuffs? >> Cannot do that till we get to the jail. >> Can you loosen them? Can you give me some water? >> Not right now. >> Can you read me my rights? Can you put my shoes on? We'll let you put your shoes on. >> How can I with my hands behind my back? >> I see sandals right here. >> Don't put them on, buddy. Here. >> Well, I can't do that. >> If you choose not to put them on, that is your choice. >> Sweet. >> I prefer my little black ones in there, buddy. >> I would prefer that I not had to come here at all, ma'am. >> Well, to help you put your shoes on, but I will let you put those >> black ones out. I don't want those. I want those. It's holding gel, not those. Man, when you get inside the jail, you won't be wearing these shoes anyway. You'll be wearing their sandals. >> No, I won't. I'll be wearing my shoes, not those, cuz they have leases. So, I'll take these ones, though. Can you wipe my for me? >> No, man. No, I can't. >> Who the son of you? You're no friend of mine. >> Yes, you are. >> You can't even play. >> No, I like you. What is your name? >> Corporal B. Harris. >> Harris D. Where's your father from? New Mexico. >> No, >> you can't be related to me. There's no way you're related to me. >> Ma'am, how much have you had to drink today? >> Not enough. I need to drink a lot more with you. So, >> all right. >> Can you I need something. Can I spray this in my mouth? >> No. >> Okay. >> I have a condition that will cause me to go into cardiac arrest. >> What's that condition? >> Dry mouth. See, I need some water or that spray in my mouth. >> You want me to spray this in your mouth? >> Yep. It's alcohol. It's from my doctor. It's a prescription. >> How many times? >> Three. Can you scram my >> No. >> Okay. In here. Come on. Where's the bag? We need a bag. >> We don't need a bag. >> Yes, we do. >> No, we don't. >> We're getting a bag. Grab that bag, sweetheart. >> We're not getting a bag. Is your car outside? >> Get the bag, >> ma'am. >> All right. Listen. >> If I have to if I have to push you into doing anything. >> Now, listen. You have my wallet. The woman continued to tense things by stalling the officers from taking her out of the room. >> So, it's right there. You know, my ID is on the front. Where's my ID? >> On in front of my vest. >> Why is on your vest? >> Because I took your ID to run you. >> Honey, I'll never do you. You got to sit on the top of your head. That's a bad spot. So, >> you have $9 in cash. >> That's all I got. >> That's all that was there. >> Okay. Put the key and that in there. Ma'am, I'm not putting the hotel room in here. You don't stay at this hotel anymore. >> I need proof when I sue you. So, I want my key. >> This is a nice little video >> when you get an attorney. >> Hold on. Hey. Uhuh. I can't. >> What does your dog need? >> My dog need >> Yes. What does your dog need? >> She needs her best. >> What are we bringing with? What are we taking with her? >> Slow your roll, baby. Jelly roll. I know who you are, brother. You better smile. Oh, we're not going to smile. Her mask is right there. >> We are very rapidly approaching your dog going to animal control. >> You know what? I'm So, all right. Can I tell you how to put it on? >> Yes, you can. >> Goes over her head and then pull the leash through it. >> Good puppy. >> She doesn't like you. >> She doesn't have to like me. >> I know. I told her not to like you. No. Hey, you're Oh, you're son. Go ahead and um Yep. Can you figure it out? Now, everything on this bed except for this blow dryer is mine. >> Ma'am, I'm not taking your things to jail. You can coordinate with this facility to get your things back when you're done. >> I don't want And I'm not coming back here. >> Is this your key? >> Let's take it with us cuz I'm not coming back to this home. >> Okay. You can come back here to coordinate the release of your things. [clears throat] >> No. In the meantime, we're leaving now. We're taking the dog. >> You can have her wallet, your keys. >> We need her. She's got to have her toy. >> All right. >> I need my sunglasses cuz I can't see. You can keep the gun. Oh, it's not. It's a knife. I need that. I don't need that phone with you, by the way, >> I need this. You taking that with you or we take >> cuz I can't breathe. And guess what? >> With me. Give it to the >> You keep the rest. >> Okay. I have no attention. >> So, look. I got I need a jacket. It's going to be cold in Jeff. >> Ma'am, you can drop those things. They won't let you take any of those into the jail. >> They will. One of them is a prescription for my doctor. >> That's nice. They won't let you bring it into the jail. >> Yes, they will. I've been to jail. >> Have you been to the Chattam County Detention Center before? >> No, but how am I going to put my sweatshirt on? >> You're not. Let's go. >> I need it. No, I'm not, >> ma'am. You're not. >> Grab that sweatshirt. It's cold in jail. It's Sunday. >> They're going to take the sweatshirt from you as soon as you get in there. >> No, they won't. They just take the sleeves out. >> Okay. You can't touch my dog, so just hand her my leash. Hold on. No, you can't touch my dog. >> Come on, Billy. >> Leave my dog alone against the law. >> The officers soon decided that they had enough of her impulsive behavior and they made sure they took the woman out of the room, even if she was ready or not. >> Federal law. Where's my There's my boo. Federal law. Come on, Billy. Give me a release. You're not allowed to touch her. All righty. I'll your dad up, too. I'm a beat. You know who he is? I ain't seen in a long time, but you look just like him. Uh, he knows I'm a Billy. You got to go find you. Oh my god. You're killing me, bud. You airport police. You can't erase me. >> I'm not under arrest, am I? >> You are under arrest. >> Okay, put her back here with me. She's going to go to the bathroom first. >> I got to pee, too. >> That's unfortunate. Please hold it. Have a seat, ma'am. >> Okay, let go. >> Ma'am, have a seat in the car. >> I have to get in my own way. >> That's fine. Have a seat in the car. >> I will. Give me a second. Cuz he's a really tight brother. Yours is going to get situated. You You don't even know how to fish. You You're gay, too. >> Hey, I scoot over here. I need to put your seatelt on you. >> Which way? >> Towards me. >> You want me to suck your I'm not going to do that. Scoot over towards me so I can put your seatelt on. >> You Oh, you're rough. You like it rough. >> Let go of the seat belt. >> Oh, you like it rough. >> The door frame's not damaged. That thing's just bent a little. It just needs to be back. It attaches and it'll work as is right now. If you want to walk down there, I can show it to you. >> I'm not trying to take her dog to animal control on Christmas cuz they won't get to it until probably Wednesday, right? So, she very likely will be coming back to deal with you today because I called the jail and said, "What can we do? I don't want to take this dog to animal control." And they said, "As long as she doesn't act out while she's in there, they're going to ro like >> let her go." >> As in like, "Here's all your charges. You've been formally booked. Promise you'll show up to court." Yes. All right. Have a nice day. >> Oh, well, I need to lock my door then cuz I'm not going >> Do you want her trespass from the facility? >> Uh, yeah. No, I don't want her to come back. >> Well, here's the thing. She has to be able to come back to get her bags. >> Okay. >> If you want on that form, we can put on there police escort only. >> Yes. >> And make it clear to her that when she comes to get her bag, she needs to call us. Call call us and one of us needs to be with her. >> Yes. >> And that if she doesn't, she's going right back to jail. >> Yes, please. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Ma'am, I hope that when you sober up, you feel some measure of regret for the way that you're acting. >> I'll test if you think I'm drunk. >> All right, Miss Lombardo. >> To change the things, I can't. >> I'm going to let your dog ride in the back here with you. All right. Do you understand? Sure. Can she get in or you have to help her? >> Can she get in? Of course. >> She can't. So, you better help her. Come on, boo. Upy up. Upy up. >> Can you just give her a boost [ __ ] >> Boosty [ __ ] Boosty boo boo. >> All right, m. >> Now, >> we're going to the jail. Once we get there, I have some forms for you. >> All right. Listen. >> One of those forms one of those forms is a ban form from this facility. >> After placing the woman in the squad car, the officers drove her down to jail. However, she made the journey a complete nightmare for the officer. >> Yeah, I was talking >> officer. I don't care. I'm speaking. I'm your senior. >> You're going to come back here when you want to get your stuff. If you don't have an officer with you, you will be going right back to jail. >> LA. I'll talk to you. >> Very mature. >> I'll talk to you. >> Me? You punk. Harry. >> Harry. Can you hear me? Officer Harry. >> 755 to base. >> Officer 755. Is your supervisor going to be there? I want >> 1076 from the double tree. It's a Chattam County detention center. One female 1095. Starting mileage 79544.3. >> Good job, buddy. Give me a visor. >> Use your mash. You >> Hey, I love you. >> I got to say, man, this has been one of the most entertaining rides I've ever had as an airport. >> Probably a third party. So, first off, you're his boss. Is that correct? >> Yep. >> Okay. Don't touch me. >> Vehicle. >> Don't tell me what to do. >> Vehicle police. >> I want your supervisor here right now. Call your boss. >> Call the mayor. Get him here. Don't touch my dog. Come on. >> Nope. Dog stay. Dog stay. >> No, you're not. You're going to jail, mother. >> Stand right here. >> You're going to jail. Both of you. I'm going to have your Do you hear me? You're not my family. I know who your family is and snakes. You both know you are. You touch me again, mother. Touch me again. Stand against the wall. >> I already got >> the wall, please. >> Hey, how are you? >> All right. I'm backing out. What's the charge? >> Criminal trespass and obstruction. >> I didn't touch my food here. >> Dogs in the car. >> Okay, you turn around. >> No, I want you to touch it all. >> You turn around. Come walk. >> When I turn around away from me, >> that mother in the car. >> Okay, guys. >> Turn around, ma'am. >> Shut up. I'm talking to her. You're going to jail, mother. They're going to you up your You're going to love it. >> All right. >> Okay. These two mother are bad boys. >> Do you know what that is? Pick this up. You >> Hey honey, >> how are you? Good. How are >> you? >> After spending her Christmas night in custody, the woman was eventually released the following day. However, even after her release, she still remained cranky and difficult toward [music] the officers. >> Good morning, boys. >> Good morning. How are you? >> You know how I am. >> How are you, >> man? Well, that's not very nice. Turn off face the car. >> Are you the boss? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, we got some problems. Call her want to talk about >> raise your leg up so she can get the haircut. >> Miss Lombardo, here's what's going to happen. Lombardo, excuse me. >> The things from your room are by your car over there. >> Where are they? >> Yeah. Your dog is in the backseat of my car. You're going to sign for your dog. You're going to take your things. You're going to get in your car. You're going to leave the property. If you return to this property, you'll be going back to jail. >> Because you lost something down here. Ma'am, >> hold on. There's something back there. Journal move. >> Lift your leg. Ma'am, >> you're the boss. >> You're going to sign for your dog. You're going to take your dog back. You're going to put your things in your car. You're going to leave the property. >> Did you feed my dog? >> If you come back to this property, you are going to go to jail. Do you understand? >> No problem. Did you feed the dog? >> No, I didn't. >> What time is it? >> I don't know. If you wanted to care to happen to your dog, you shouldn't have gone in jail. >> My dog. >> Come with me. Come on. >> Did you clean that pen off? >> Ma'am, if you don't sign it, you don't get the dog. I'll call animal control right now. >> Where am I signing? >> Right there. Am I hurting your feelings in front of your boss and your friends? >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Did they all know you're gay now? Hey, babies. >> She can get out by herself. >> Don't touch my dog. >> Hey. Hey, >> ma'am. Ma'am, you're blocking traffic. Step over there, please. >> That's not my car. You're blocking, dumb, >> take your things. Get in your car. Leave the property, please. Good job, >> Miss Lombardo. >> I'm going to give you 10 minutes and then I'm going to take you jail for trespassing. Take your time, buddy. You >> all set? >> She was eventually released after spending the night in jail for trespassing. If you thought this woman was crazy, then meet this grandma who was her son's girlfriend and thought that she was too old to face the music. I pull her shirt and tell her to get out and I ripped her shirt. >> Okay, >> that's all that happened. She started calling names and everything and cussing boo boo. I said you get out. >> Okay, >> I grab her shirt and I ripped it. >> That's all I said is I'm going to jail because she's got scratches on her. But I guess if her fat come in here and whip my should have been a story. On the 10th of October 2024, officers were dispatched to a residence after receiving reports of a heated altercation between two women named Joyce, an elderly woman, and Ashley, a young woman, which eventually ended in the elderly woman physically the young woman. However, upon arrival, the women began to point fingers at each other, making the situation difficult for the officers to understand. >> Other people here, >> what's that? >> My son and his girlfriend was here. Well, they they're talking to another cop down the way here. >> Yeah, I was in there running my mouth. She comes and then boom, right through the door. >> Okay. >> And I can see they just out of my hand and everything. I pull her shirt and tell her to get out and I ripped her shirt. >> Okay. >> That's all that happened because I earlier she wanted to help me. I told her no. My son jumped her. I said I asked my son to help me, not you. >> Okay? >> Because she HAS TO DO EVERYTHING. OKAY. >> If I ask my son, if she be my son, I wasn't mad at her about not doing it. That's why I said no. >> Okay. >> But I've been in the back room all day since we come back from the grocery store. >> Okay. So, you live here, right? >> For right now, I do. >> Okay. And >> but then this girl across the street comes in and started calling me a and everything else. I don't even know her. >> Who's that? >> The David's girlfriend. >> How come she was over here first? Before >> before you come? No, I mean before the door got barged open. >> No, after that. >> She was sitting on the door. The officer was still on the phone. >> Okay. So, >> you getting the out of here. >> Okay. So, so you live here and then your son lives here >> and Ashley lives here. Okay. >> And Brad lives here. >> So, who's the one that bared open the door? >> Ashley. >> Okay. >> I was back there running my mouth. >> What do you mean? >> She didn't like what I said. She heard it through the door. >> Were you you were talking to her? You on the phone or something? What happened? >> No, I WAS JUST RUNNING MY MOUTH LIKE I ALWAYS DO. >> OKAY. And then >> I'm like this. I said, "Are you see if I buy any more groceries or whatever in here?" >> Okay. >> And that's what I said. >> They ate and they went back to bed after being in bed for 3 days. >> Did she talk to you at all through the door? >> NO. SHE COME IN, BURST THROUGH THERE, AND STARTED CUSSING, calling me a everything else. I'm getting the hell out of here. I didn't ask her to barge in the door. >> Okay. No. I mean, did you guys talk at all when the door was closed? >> No. >> Okay. So, she >> I didn't know until SHE COME TO THE DOOR AND THE DOOR FLEW OPEN. >> OKAY. Was it locked? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did it get broke? >> No. >> Okay. So, she come barged in and then what happened? >> She started calling names and everything and cussing boo. I said you get out. >> Okay. >> I grabbed her shirt and I ripped it. >> Okay. What? What did you think was going to happen when she barged in? >> I didn't know what the her problem was. WHY WAS SHE MAD AT ME? I told that guy to do it. Not her. Don't be mad at me. >> Okay. When >> he got up and jumped her. >> You mean like just yelling at her or? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And if she come in there, oh, I'll go to storage. No. >> Okay. >> You're not the man he is. >> Okay. >> They've been in the storage two, three days when I wasn't with them. But now that I need to go to storage and get a TV, they can't take me to storage. >> Even though the grandma was being a lousy person, the officer treated her with the utmost respect as you listen to her play her grand Karen games the most manipulative way possible. All right. When she came in, I mean, were you worried she was going to try and like try and start a fight with you or something? >> No, she runs her mouth most of the time. >> Okay. So, >> don't get mad at me because Bobby jumped you and told you to go to the storage. >> You put your mother man in. Okay. And then once she came in, you said that she was calling you names and being mean and all that stuff. >> And then she left and she went over and got that woman. I want that woman to have a disabled. >> Okay. >> She had no right to call me anything. She don't even know me. >> Are they friends? Is that why she went over there? You think? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That's all it's about. Who does for who? >> Okay. And then she came over here and she was just hollering at you. >> She was banging on the door. I was telling the officer with the officer >> on your bedroom door, you mean? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I want TO OPEN THE DOOR. I GOT OPEN THIS DOOR. >> OKAY. >> You [ __ ] >> Okay. Who is she to you? >> Nothing. >> She just lives here. >> She don't even live here. She lives over there. >> Okay. No. Yeah, that's what I mean. She just lives down here. Okay. >> When I get here, I don't leave this trailer. >> Okay. >> I've been here four or five days only. >> Okay. All right. So, do you you don't live anywhere else, though? >> No, >> you just moved in here a couple days ago. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. Was there ANYBODY ELSE? >> NO, THAT'S ALL. >> When there >> and my son. >> Okay. I mean, >> I'll say it. >> When he was when you guys were arguing, when you pulled on your shirt, was he there? >> He come walking in afterwards. >> Oh, okay. >> Like this. >> Okay. Okay. I wasn't here. I don't know. >> I know. >> Okay. I was mulling and she slammed the door open and the CDs went whoop. >> But that's what I'm doing in there. Picking them all up. >> Okay. Do you want to make any complaints or statements against her? What is her name? Dawn or whatever her name is. >> Dawn across the way. I want her to get a disloyal. She had no right to call me nothing. >> And then Ashley is your son's girlfriend. Yes. >> She's the one that pushed the door open, right? >> Yes. And her and I don't we have disagreements all the time. >> Okay. Do you ever live with her? I live with her. She live with me. >> Okay. All right. What? >> But all I want was I've been out of cheating for 3 days. >> Okay. So the that Ashley or whatever, how long you known her? >> She been my son's girlfriend. They've been back together for about 5 years. >> Okay. >> But I know her when she was younger. >> Okay. You said that you lived together just not here. >> No. Okay. >> But I doubt if I stayed here very long. >> Okay. >> But that girl across the way that that she said in here. >> Okay. >> And I hope she hears me because I never told her nothing. I didn't even know her. >> Okay. >> Some knocking on the door. TELL HER TO KEEP HER nose where her nose belongs on her face. >> Okay. And and so you the only place you live though right now is here. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But I own that green minivan. >> Okay. >> After listening to the old woman go on and on with her rants, the officer decided to meet with Ashley and her boyfriend in order to hear their side of the story. This was the moment when the situation started to take a surprising turn. All right. Um, >> but she said, "You're getting out of here, [ __ ] You getting out of here." >> Okay. Well, I'm going to go try and talk to them and figure out what their half of the the deal is, and we'll try and figure out what to do. Okay. >> Yeah, because I was back there rolling my mouth and she didn't like what I said, >> so she pushed in the door. >> I heard I heard. All right. >> I've been back there ever since I fed them and they went back to bed. >> Okay. Did she get Did you get hurt or anything? >> No, I pushed her. I grabbed her shirt. I told HER TO GET OUT. THAT'S ALL I DID. >> OKAY. All right. So, I I will go talk with them and then I'll go. >> But I'm going to get out. >> You mean move someplace else? >> Yes. Far away. >> Okay. Well, maybe that'll be a better long-term solution. >> I left Bubby's house because of >> All right. Well, I'm going to go talk with them and then I'll I'll let >> I carry too loud in all them. Well, I'm going to let you know what >> But I will leave here block. >> I I don't know. >> But I spent all my money this month to help them. >> Okay. To >> help them. And I spent my food centers. >> Okay. >> And now they want to put me out. Why? Because they got my money. >> Okay. I'm going to go talk to them and I'll be right back. Okay. >> Yeah. But I'm in the back room. I I hear you knocking a little bit. >> Okay. I'll knock on the window so you can't hear me. >> Yeah. That's the only way I can hear you, honey. >> All right. All right. Um, so we talked to her and uh and I guess your son and I don't know who else is involved. I DON'T >> THEY'RE NOT INVOLVED. >> WELL, IT SOUNDS like they came over here afterwards. >> They did and banging on THE DOOR CUSSING ME OUT. >> YEP. >> THE OFFICER was still on THE PHONE. SHE HEARD IT. >> OKAY. All right. So, I guess >> I told her to mind her own business. >> Okay. So, I guess because you guys >> I'm going to leave. >> Okay. because you guys live together and since she got all scratched up and her shirts all ripped up and stuff. Um, >> that's for me pushing her out. >> I know. I know. >> BUT I DIDN'T ASK HER TO GET THE DOOR IN. >> I had those in my hand. I was doing my room. >> Yeah. >> I'VE BEEN HERE 4 DAYS ONLY. >> OKAY. >> But she DIDN'T LIKE WHAT I SAID, SO SHE GOT MAD. >> I I I hear that. >> So now what? I go in the gym. >> You are. Yep. >> Take me to the gym. THAT'S ALL YOU COULD DO. >> I KNOW, >> BUT I WANT MY ROOM LOCK MUGGED UP BECAUSE THERE I DIDN'T DO NOTHING BROKE. >> That's fine. I don't Is it take a key? >> No. >> Okay. You don't have a key FOR IT? >> NO, I DON'T. THAT'S WHY I VERY SADLY LEAVE MY ROOM. >> OKAY. >> I got too much in here that CAN GET STOLEN FROM ME. >> I mean, unfortunately, I I don't have any. >> BUT I DIDN'T DO NOTHING TO HER. SHE BROKE THE DOOR ON ME. WELL, she may be forced her way in here, but it looks like it sounds like you guys got into some KIND OF ARGUMENT. >> HONEY, LOOK, I BROKE MY NAILS AND EVERYTHING. >> I believe you. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. WHY DO I GO TO JAIL? >> The old woman became increasingly loud and in no time, she escalated the situation >> cuz she's all scratched up and hurt and stuff and and you said you said you did. So, >> I CAN BARELY EVEN WALK or anything. >> I mean, HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE TAKING CARE OF ME. I know that. And it sounds like they're probably not the best people to be doing that. >> I see that now. >> Yeah. No doubt. >> Well, let me call my son AND TELL HIM I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> I'VE NEVER been in jail. >> Okay. You >> Mommy had me arrested in 44. >> Okay. Do you said you want to call him? >> I'M TRYING TO CALL HIM. LET ME GET THE OTHER GUY TO WATCH MY room while I go. >> Who's that? >> Brad. He lives in the room over there. >> Is he here? >> No, I'm going to call him. Okay. >> But I'll get my stuff out of here because it wasn't right. >> Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. I've been here all DAY SINCE WE COME BACK FROM THE GROCERY STORE. >> I believe you. >> Yeah. Brad, can you come home and wash my room? I'm going to jail because I pushed HER OUT AND SHE GOT SCRATCHES ON HER. I know. >> But I barely can even DO I COME BACK FROM THE DOCTOR. I MISS THE DOCTOR ALL WEEK. My leg is me. [snorts] I don't feel good or nothing. They stuck three days. I let him sleep, but we had to eat. [snorts] So yeah, you're going TO HAVE TO WASH MY ROOM OR MY SON AND I'M GOING TO SELL MY STUFF. And when I get out, I'LL CALL YOU. IF YOU CAN GET A HOLD OF BUMP, GET HOLD OF BUMP. >> All right. But I got to do what I got to do. That's all I said is I'm going to jail because he's got scratches on her. But I guess if her fat come in here with my story, >> he's coming back. >> No, hold on. Joyce, is if is he still online? >> Yes, he >> Okay. Does Can he come and help you get out of jail? >> How? >> You need 150 bucks. >> I don't have 150 bucks. >> No, I'm saying Well, you have him on the phone. Can you ask him to try and help? >> Can you give me 150 bucks and get me out of jail? She scratched me and all I did was push her out. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to bring my phone. >> Yeah, bring your phone. >> You got a high flip on mine because I don't know. Just, you know, just a room. >> Okay. >> I got donut. I got my phone. >> I'll let you follow him out there. All right, go ahead. You shut up the room. >> Okay, >> I'll come back after I post my bail. >> Joyce was too entitled to admit that she was in the wrong and kept on arguing loudly with the cops despite how calm and respectful they were to her. >> I guess you got to put the handcuffs on. >> We We will >> NO, PUT THEM ON NOW. >> WELL, I WAS PROUD of it. >> I want to do it when we're down the stairs so you don't have to wear them while you're trying to go down the stairs. >> Oh, yeah. I'll throw Go ahead. I'm not afraid. >> We can. >> No, go ahead. >> Well, I mean, if you really want >> I'll be back as soon as I post my bail. >> This way. Thank you. >> Love you, too, baby. >> All right. She double locks here >> for a scratch. >> I'm not going to run for you. I can't run. >> No, we don't think you're going to run. >> No, we're just making sure the double locks. >> All right. Which way you go? I got >> We're just going that way here. Okay. >> Yeah, sure. >> Oh, I like No worries. kind of if I have a choice over here then >> I gave my stuff all out in there for the next couple days. >> 95. >> We should have got my wallet. They better not go on my wallet. >> Well, I mean, if they come break your stuff or take your things or something, I guess that'd be a whole new crime, you know. >> Yep. Because they go on my wallet, we're going to have a problem. >> Yeah. my title and everything. My cousin. >> Yeah, >> I know what's in there. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Oh, you >> Do you want to I can try and do paperwork or something if you want. >> Yeah, we got He got to go on this one. >> Oh, I would wait. >> One more. One more. >> Yeah. >> Yep. Yeah. I just going to >> Yeah. >> You even have pockets? >> No, I got pockets. None in them. pockets on the pants, but no nothing in them. >> I'll take your phone. >> I didn't get my temper. We have no one available. They told me, "Oh, the cops are on the way. Where'd you want me to run to?" >> I don't think they turn your Oh, you like your phone, Joyce. >> My pool, honey. >> Oh, there we go. >> Yeah. >> Someone's already working on my bail. >> Yeah, that'll help. >> Yeah. Joyce was eventually taken to jail where she was charged with disorderly conduct. The next case takes us to Florida where another grandma, also named Joyce, thought she could yell her way out of a traffic stop. >> I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> NO, I'M NOT. LEAVE ME THE ALONE, MOTHER. >> NO, I'm not going to jail. >> Why should I GO TO GODDAMN GOING TO JAIL EVEN if you go to the hospital? You know, >> on the 26th of January, 2025, an officer observed an older woman driving past the speed limit and performed a traffic stop on her. Little did the officer know that the night would spiral into a nightmare because she was a Karen who for some reason felt like or did not want the rules to apply to her. >> Hello, Deper County Sheriff's Office. >> All right. >> Hey, listen. Reason why I'm pulling you over, you're doing 54 and a 35 on the overpass over there. >> I was. >> Yes, man. That's almost 20 mph over the speed limit >> on the bridge. >> Yes, ma'am. It's 35 on the bridge. >> Absolutely. >> All right. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> Absolutely. >> But I did stop at the stop sign if you noticed. >> Well, I wasn't worried about that. I was more worried about the almost 20 mph over the speed limit. >> Really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. I'm You got me on the thing? >> Yes, ma'am. I got a a radar system in my car that's certified. Sorry insurance. >> Okay. >> Thank you, baby. >> Yes, ma'am. You got a lot of cans in your back seat. >> Well, they're not mine. >> They're not yours. >> They're not mine? No. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Quit looking in my damn car, please. >> Ma'am, I'm doing an investigation. >> All right. >> And you got open containers in the backseat of your car? >> I don't have open containers. They're empty containers. >> Okay. Are they open? >> Are they containers? >> I don't know. They're empty. >> Okay. But they are. Okay. >> No, I didn't drive them. >> All right. Hold tight, Joyce. >> Ma'am, stay in the car. >> Get back in the car. >> Huh? >> How long do I have to wait? >> Reasonable enough for me to conduct my finish the traffic stop. So, stay in the car for me. >> I got to go to the bathroom. >> I understand that. As soon as you get back in the car, the faster I can finish this up. >> All right, Joyce. >> Thank you. >> Hang on a second. >> Listen, I told you I had to go to the bathroom. >> I understand that. So, listen. >> What? >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> No, not at all. >> Okay. So, >> give me a ticket and let me go home. >> I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not stepping out. >> Yes, because I'm going home. I need you to step out of the vehicle. and go home with me and I'll step out. >> No, ma'am. I need you to step out of the vehicle here. >> No, I'm not going to. >> Yes, ma'am. I'm only going to give you one more chance. >> Why should I? >> Because I'm going to do a DUI investigation. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you pull me over for speeding. Give me a damn speeding ticket and let me go. >> Joyce, please don't. Please don't do this. Just step out of the car. >> Listen, mother. I'm 81 years old. >> I understand that, Joyce. >> Joyce, step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. He's telling me I got to step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> Open my door. >> Joyce, step out of the car. >> I'm not stepping If you touch Step out of the hand off. >> Yes, ma'am. Step out of the car. >> Get your hand off. >> Joyce, step out of the car. Come on. >> No, I'm not. >> Come on. >> Look at you. >> I got one resisting. >> No, I'm not resisting car. >> I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> Listen, mother. You told me you pulled me over. >> Don't [laughter] get stop hand. >> No, ma'am. Stop. Get out of the car. >> No, I'm not. Listen. slavery. >> Get your hands off of me. >> With Joyce resisting the officers fiercely, and with the arrival of her son, what should have been a simple DUI investigation soon turned into a night of horror. >> Step out OF THE CAR. >> NO, I'M NOT STEPPING OUT OF THE GODDAMN CAR. >> STEP OUT of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> I don't give a what you tell me. >> Come on. >> HEY, HEY, HEY, HEY. NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. She's 82 years old. You're not going to do that. I'M STAY OVER THERE. STAY OVER THERE. >> Recording everything. >> I understand that. I'm also recording. Step over there. >> He's already get YOUR GODDAMN ASS, MOTHER. >> I got somebody else here that's trying to stop me. >> Mom, sit down. Sit down. >> That's my son. >> I understand. Go sit in the car. >> Reference to go sit in the car. >> I'm not imping you whatsoever. >> I'm I'm I'm getting a lawful order to step separate from the private. >> I'm acting as journalism right now. It's a constitutionally protected private act. >> Okay. I'm conducting a DUI investigation. I need you to go back to your car. You pulled her over for speedy. >> Correct. >> You pull her over for speedy, not DUI. >> Correct. While in the process, she's got open containers in the back of her car. I got >> open cans. THAT'S NOT MY CANS. I TOLD YOU THAT. >> You pull You pull her over for speedy, sir. Look. >> All right. Come on. Just step over. Stop resisting. Listen, you've already hit me once. We're not doing this. I can arrest you right now for battery. >> NO, I CAN arrest you, too. >> Step over here. Step in front of my car. >> I'm not I'm not Get your hands off, >> ma'am. I have all Come here. No. Come on. >> Get your hands off. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I understand that. I'm being I'm being careful. >> No, you're not. You're not being careful. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm You are >> Put your hands behind your back. >> One second. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen. Do me a favor. Sit down in the car. >> Put your hands behind her back. She cannot do that. Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. >> NO, I'M NOT. Leave me the alone, mother. >> What? >> Sit down in the car. >> I'm going to if you'll go in front of my car. >> No, I'm not. So, you're going in front of my car? >> No, I am not. >> Can you please step out of the road so they can pass by? >> No. Don't let them pass. >> Come step over here. >> Get your hands off of me until I can cam with you. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> My whole arm's going to be bruised. >> I'll take pictures of it. >> Come on. I need you to step over here with me. >> Sit down. >> I'm getting back in my car. >> You can't get back in your car. >> Get your hands off, you mother. >> Nope. Stop fighting. STOP RESISTING. >> MOTHER, I'M NOT RESISTING. >> YOU ARE BY BY PULLING AWAY from me. You're resisting. >> No, I'm No, I'm not. I'm going to sit in my car. >> 2 years old doesn't resist. >> I She resisting it. She is. Dude, she's in >> hands off of me. >> I need you to go. I need you to go. >> I'm not going any. She's 82 years old. >> I understand. I understand her age. >> Pulled her over for speeding. Give her a speeding ticket. >> THAT'S WHAT I SAID. GIVE ME MY GODDAMN speeding ticket. >> Oh, I got beer cans in my back of my car. >> Mine. How about that? All right. >> I told him, I said, "GO TO MY house and I'll get out." >> Pull your seat in. >> You're not shutting the door. >> Give me a goddamn ticket, mother. >> Instead of following the officer's simple instruction. Joyce continued to make things worse with her resistance, and her son wasn't helping things either. >> I understand. I need you to step out of the vehicle. I'm being as polite and as gentle with you as I can. >> I'm not stepping out of the car. >> Stay in the car. Can we request a a captain or >> Sure. We got one on its way. What's going on? >> So, >> take step out of the car. She smacked my hand a couple of times. Tell me no. Mother, she's not getting. >> Yes, ma'am. I got it on video. >> Bruce, I don't care what you got on video. >> Listen, I got it on video. This is my son. Slow or >> I told you, let's go to my house and I'll do anything. >> No, ma'am. You're going to step out of the car. >> I got to go to the bathroom. >> I told him that. You pull me over for speeding. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Listen. You pull over for speed. Get her a speeding ticket, man. >> We live right over there. >> I Listen. Listen. I don't need I don't need the commentary. >> I'm not kidding. >> Yeah, you do. Obviously. >> Come on. You're too stupid. >> No. Do not turn your car on. >> Get the >> Do not turn your car on. Ma'am, please. Listen. I No, you're not. Listen to me. You need to come with me. >> NO. I'M NOT GOING WITH YOU. >> MA'AM, you need to come with me. >> No, I'm not coming with you. >> Yes. You need to step out of the car. >> Off, mother. No. No. >> Nope. Give me your keys. >> Shut up. >> N you're not going. >> I'm giving. >> Listen, I'm trying to be as polite and as nice as possible. I'm not trying to hurt you. I need you. I >> told you to give me a goddamn speeding ticket, >> which is what you pulled me over for, >> man. >> Don't touch me again. [snorts] >> Just leave me alone. Give me a goddamn speeding ticket. >> I have your ticket right here. I'm not obviously. >> All right, I understand that. But when I ask you to step out of the car per freaking for case law, I have the ability to tell you to step out of the car and you've resisted me and you hit me. You hit me multiple times >> to tell me anything. Just leave me alone. Shut the You're an [ __ ] for sure. >> Ma'am, it's probably going to be best to step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out of the >> Understand that. But you got to understand that if you refuse to step out, it's just going to complicate things even further and it's going to be bad on you. >> No, it's not bad on me. Yes, it is. >> I want to go home. I got to go to the bathroom. I told him that for 111. >> We're going to have resisting and battery. >> Resisting mother. >> Ma'am, understand something. You're going to be charged with resisting. >> I don't give a you >> charge me. >> If you're going to have that mentality, I don't care how old you are. We will pull you out of this car. >> No, you won't. >> Yes. >> Yes, we will. >> I have been polite this far. I'm polite. >> They're getting ready to pull me out of >> I get that. But we are not We are past that point, sir. So yes, we are >> practice zone makes her v if she >> It doesn't matter. I don't listen. Her medical history doesn't change what currently happened. I will not argue with you. We have I don't I don't care. We have active charges on her right now. You need to understand. Keep your distance. >> We have a super right now. We have charges. All right. >> For what? Pull her over. >> Listen, you stay on the side right there. Let us do our job. All right. We will answer your questions right now. >> I completely understand that. You can happily stand there and record all you want. right now. Let us do our thing. We will follow up with you once we're done here. >> Soon the officers got tired of Joyce and her son's erratic behavior and decided to teach them a lesson they would never forget. >> I'm not We're done talking. Supervisors on their way. They will talk to you. We are done talking. >> Deputy Mer with the flag Sheriff's Office. Star number 967. >> I told you to give me a speeding ticket, which I don't even believe I was speeding. And then you come back. >> He's right now talking. Please don't be disrespectful. Thank you. >> I got you. He's talking. Okay, don't cut him off. Hey, man. Let's not >> You have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Any weapons? >> Really? >> It's a simple question. No. Okay, let's get her out. >> No. >> Come on, ma'am. Right now. >> Mother. >> Come on. >> Careful. Come on. >> You mother. >> Don't you dare try to do that. >> I WILL TRY TO do that. >> Yeah, you're good. Stop it. Stop it. Where's the ambulance? >> I need a ambulance. >> He's 82 years old. It takes three people for 82 years. >> Stop trying to kick me. >> Get me a goddamn ambulance. Mother Totally. >> Got it. I got it. I got it. >> Shut the up. >> All right, we're good. >> Oh, you're good, mother. You're good. I'm not good. I'm not good. >> You start yourself another charge. >> Oh, good. >> Yeah, that's great. >> Charge me. Charge me. >> All right, let's go. >> No, >> wait. All right. >> Caring Christ. >> Is your car right here? >> No. I need a ambulance. I need a goddamn ambulance. >> Are you kidding me? I need an ambulance. >> We got one coming. >> Okay, good. Good. I'm not getting in there till they come. Both of you. >> Okay. >> I need an ambulance >> or I have a heart attack. >> Hey, Marc. >> Got you. >> Okay. So, be a big person. >> Calm down. I have been this whole time. Don't yell at me. I'm helping you out. >> You're not helping me at all. Undo my right. >> Listen. >> Off then. Yes. I want to go to the goddamn hospital. >> You understand that's not You're still going to go to jail though, right? You understand that? >> No, I'm not going to jail. WHY SHOULD I GO TO GODDAMN STILL GOING TO JAIL EVEN if you go to the hospital? >> So, you need to tell them what your complaint is. >> Thank you very much. >> Tell them what your complaint is. >> I can't breathe. >> Is it life or death? >> Put her in the car. Take her to FHF. >> Where? >> Get in the car, please. No, you I need these off of me. >> Nope. Step in the car. >> Wait. Get your hands off of me. I will. >> I'm assisting. >> I will get it. I don't need your assistance. >> Okay. Go. >> Despite the presence of more officers, Joyce remained adamant, making things more complicated every second. >> Are you bleeding? >> Yeah. Her whole army. >> Did the par did you not want the paramedics to check you out? >> I did. >> She wants to go to the hospital, so we're just >> Okay. All right. Well, get in get into the car then and we'll take you to the hospital. Anderson, you want your shield moved? >> Yeah. >> Well, if I did the per check me out, nobody asked me that. >> I mean, they were right here. >> They didn't ask me if I wanted them to check me out. >> I mean, they're just going to take your vitals and make sure you're okay. >> Well, they need to take my vitals then. And this is my wrist. >> Well, you have stainless steel against your wristbone. It's not supposed to feel good. That's what happens when you resist. >> You resisted. Not me. You did. >> Sure. Okay, here's here's what's going on right now. Do you want the paramedics to check you out? >> Yes, I do. >> We're going to have them check you out. Okay. And then you're going to get in the car. You understand? >> Pretty much. I'm not stupid. >> Okay. >> Yes. Be proud of yourself. Official. >> She'll do it. Okay. >> Can you change? Eventually, Joyce was charged with resisting arrest, battery on a law enforcement officer, and aggravated. If you thought that granny was insane, is the case of another grandma named Jamie who went ballistic after calling the cops on herself. >> I never WENT IN THE HOUSE. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I NEVER WENT IN THE HOUSE. >> GET IN THERE. >> SIT DOWN. >> SHE'S mentally unstable. >> Okay. >> On the 5th of May 2025, officers arrived at an apartment after receiving a call from a granny named Jamie. However, the officers found out that Jaime had a no contact order from the apartment that she was in. Upon arrival, things took a messy turn. >> Hello. Hi. Are you Jamie? >> Yeah. >> Hi. How are you doing? I'm Deputy St from the Sheriff's Office. >> Yeah. I'm going to get some of my clothes. >> Okay. I need you to stand up for me. >> Okay. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Why? >> You can't be here. There's no contact order in place. So, put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, no. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I was told I could get stuff. >> Okay. You need to come with the sheriff's up. Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't know that. >> I didn't I never WENT IN THE HOUSE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I NEVER WENT IN THE HOUSE. I didn't go in the house. >> Charlie 224. I'm 1012 [music] resisting. >> I didn't go in the house. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You got to be kidding me. I didn't eat all day. I got to eat. >> I understand that. But you got a no contact order. >> I didn't go. I didn't go in the house. >> Keep your hand behind your back. You got to be kidding me. >> I didn't have I didn't HAVE ANY CONTACT WITH THEM. >> You going to let me get my stuff? >> No, we're going to go over here to my car. >> I got my car. >> I understand that. Come over here. >> You're not going to let me get my car. >> So, we're going to read the no contact order. >> Holy [ __ ] Please. >> So, come over here. >> Okay. I didn't go near the house. >> 500t radius of the house. >> I didn't know that. >> Okay. They they gave you paperwork at the jail room. Oh, I got lost. Somebody had to give me a ride. >> Okay. >> You can't do this to me. >> You got any weapons on you? >> No. >> Okay. >> I can't be put in here again. I just can't. >> All right, Jimmy. Just stand right here for me. >> I'm so sorry. >> So, you got no weapons, right? Nothing. All right. Just lean up against the car. >> I never did anything. >> 224. Clear channel. >> I swear to God, I didn't. I just want to get my stuff so motel. >> Okay. Lean up against the car for me. Okay. So, I'm gonna pat you down with the back of my hand. Okay. My camera's on. So, you got nothing on you, right? >> No. >> Okay. Nothing on me. I've been up all night. >> Okay. I'm sorry about that. All right. Spread your feet apart for me. >> I swear before. I never went in the house. >> I understand that, dear, but you can't come within 500 ft of the residence without it. >> So, you're going to take me. >> So, you're in violation right now. Go ahead and have a seat. >> Can you put close my my trunk? >> All right. We'll get to that. I got somebody else coming. Actually, let me close these cuffs so they don't close up on you. Okay. >> You're kidding me. >> All right. Not too tight, right? >> You're kidding me. I don't do nothing. >> Can you go get my phone? >> Where's it at? >> It's in my car, please. >> All right. When my other unit gets here, we'll get your phone. Okay. You have purse in there, too? >> My wallet. >> Your wallet? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Did he call you? >> No, you did. >> When did I call? >> You called for a ride. >> Oh. or for somebody to come to the house with you, right? >> You can't be within 500 ft without an escort. >> I didn't know that. >> All right. >> I didn't eat or nothing. I'm like 70 years old. >> Guys, that's fine. Sit in there and I'll read you your no contact order again. >> In no time, Jaime's demeanor changed in several ways, putting the officer in surprise. But she still had more surprises UP HER SLEEVES. [screaming] >> GET IN THERE. >> SIT DOWN. Get your feet. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> ALL RIGHT. SIT DOWN. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> YOU'RE HURTING YOURSELF. >> I can't believe this. >> All right, Miss Jamie. I told you to sit down and you started screaming. We're not going to stand on the road and scream. You're going to sit down in the car like I asked you. >> I didn't do nothing. >> So, here's your >> If I did, you I'm not going back to jail, am I? >> So, if you're in violation, Yes. >> Please, no. I'm I'm sorry. I haven't eaten for days. You didn't eat at the jail? >> NO. THEIR FOOD'S AWFUL. >> OKAY. IT was afforded to you, though. >> Has been updated. >> Yeah, it's terrible. I threw it away. >> All right. So, what's your no contact order here? Says that was dated today. >> Please. I can't. >> This no contact order is in place from this point forward. >> Whether or not you're released from incarceration until the case has been closed. >> Until further order of the court, whichever should occur first. >> 50. 500 500 ft. I CAN'T GO. I [screaming] CAN'T. >> SO, >> right here, no contact order means no direct or indirect messages or communications by the defendant. No direct or indirect communications by third person on behalf of the defendant. >> Please, I can't go. >> No communication of any kind. And the last part, the defendant must stay at least 500 ft away from the alleged victim, the victim's home, place of employment, andor school at all times. >> IT'S MY HOME, TOO. SO, >> you can't >> if if you were walking on the road, that'd be one thing, but you're in the driveway. >> I DIDN'T KNOW THAT. >> I DIDN'T BOTHER TO HIM. I WAITED FOR YOU. PLEASE DON'T TAKE ME HERE. PLEASE, I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. HE'S NUTS. HE'S THE CRAZY ONE. >> SO, I don't I don't make the rules. >> So, when I see a violation, especially this, >> I would have NEVER DONE THIS. NEVER. OKAY. I know. >> So, if you would have waited at the park or something >> and we came and went with you to get your stuff, >> you have to give me a ride cuz I was lost. >> So, for your civil standby, >> we have to be with you when you go back to the residence to gather your belongings. >> It's my house, too. I've paid for this house. >> $300,000. He wants me out of the house so he can have it himself. You don't realize I'm 70 years old. >> I understand that. >> I've never been incarcerated. I've been in the back of a cop car before. >> Did you Did you like Did he call you? >> No, you called. But as I explained before with the no contact order, you sitting in the driveway is violation. You can't be there without law enforcement. >> You can't even come to the house without an escort. >> I'm here now. >> How long it took you? >> So there's 130,000 people in this town. >> It took you forever to get here. I don't have no clothes. >> Jaime thought mixing apologies and arrogance would get her out of the handcuffs. Little did she know that there was no way out of the trouble that she had put herself in. >> You shouldn't take me. >> So, it's really >> It's not my choice. >> Yeah, it is your choice. Ow. >> What? What's hurting you? >> The hand off. >> All right. Don't I left enough space. Don't twist your wrist cuz the >> the way they're shaped Would you do this to your mother? >> Depends on what she did. [laughter] >> He's a [ __ ] a piece of [ __ ] He wants me. He wants the house by himself. I paid for that house. I worked all my life. I made thousands of dollars. He didn't do [ __ ] working at a gas station. He wants to take over my house. I can't come back there. >> So, you have your wallet and your phone in your car? >> Yes. >> Okay. You have shoes in there, too? >> No. >> Okay. How you doing, sir? >> Can you grab me a pair of flipflops or sandals? >> Yeah. >> For Jamie? >> Yeah. If you could get me a pair of shoes for her. >> Thank you, sir. >> Put a pair of socks in there. >> All right. Thank you. >> Wait a sec. I check my truck cuz she was walking out on my truck and I'm >> Okay. Yeah. Check your truck. All right. Jamie, we putting your socks on. >> I I really don't want them kind of shoes. I want >> Well, that that's what I got. >> That's what I got. Um, you want your socks on? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I know he called you guys. >> No, you called me. That's the whole reason I'm here. You called for a civil standby, but you can't be at the house when we show up. You have to wait off sight. >> I didn't know that. So, now what will happen? >> Well, if you're in violation, the same process that just happened. Yes. Was it yesterday? When did you go to the jail? >> Yesterday. >> Yesterday? >> Yeah. It'll be the same thing. >> But I didn't do nothing today. >> Well, if you got the no contact order while you were getting released, you're in violation of it for being at the house. >> So now what? I have to >> It just be the same process. >> myself out again. >> Yeah, it's a different charge this time. >> So now it's a worse charge. >> No, it's just an additional charge from what you had yesterday. Still misdemeanor. It was just battery. Is that what it was? I don't know anything about why you got arrested. That's what I'm trying to figure out. >> Did they say it was domestic? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. So, if you are in violation, if you did receive the no contact order, we're just going to go back to the jail. You're going to have to see the judge again in the morning because it's domestic in nature. And then before you come back to the house, you have to be escorted. But I'm going to get that figured out. >> It's my house. >> I understand. >> So when when can I go in there? >> It's also his house. He lives there. >> Exactly. So >> So whenever the judge Whenever the judge sees fit that you can return home is is when you can. >> Despite her screams and arguments, the officer made sure Jamie would pay for her thoughtless actions. But >> are you getting the air conditioning back there? >> I need shampoo and stuff to wash my hair. I'll give it to you in there. >> Is that blowing it at all? >> Yeah, it's >> okay. Is it cold enough for you? >> It's all right. >> Okay. >> It's explained when there everybody's let out the stipulations of the no contact order and stuff. >> Her ability to understand and comprehend is not there. >> Okay. >> That's what I'm trying to tell you. I'm not defending her. Yeah, >> she's mentally unstable. >> Okay. Well, I like this. I don't have any say in >> when it's domestic. >> That's good because she needs to >> but it's going to be the same process as yesterday. >> They'll just keep her overnight again and come back tomorrow. >> Yeah. She has to see a judge in the morning. So, >> all righty. Jamie was eventually taken to jail before being sent to court for violating the no contact order. The next case is the case of this granny who had to be arrested after refusing to put her mask on in a store. >> Prohibits the unlawful discrimination by denying >> these are my federal rights. >> Grab your stuff. Let's go. >> No, I'm not going. Ma'am, what are you doing? >> Don't jerk. Don't jerk away from me. >> Listen to me. >> Don't jerk away from me. Have a seat. >> Where's They got to wash her. In 2021, officers received a call from a local business about a woman who refused to wear a mask inside the store premises. What should have been a simple removal process became difficult when the officer saw just how unreasonable the old lady was. >> Hello there. She refused to leave. We told her to put on a mask cuz she would use she's yelling. >> Prohibits from unlawful discrimination by denying >> ma'am the entry of member of the public. >> Ma'am, if you refuse to leave, you're going to go to jail for trespassing. >> You can't. You want to read this? These are my >> I'm not going to ask you. >> These are my federal rights. >> Grab your stuff. Let's go. >> No, I'm not going. >> Okay. You're in violation of the law. You want to hear this or not? Ma'am, what are you doing? >> Don't jerk. Don't jerk away from me. >> Listen to me. >> Don't jerk away from me. >> You see this? >> Yeah, I saw it. >> Okay. You see this? You know where it came from? >> Turn around. >> Do you know where it came from? Ma'am, >> turn around. >> Okay. I hope everyone's filming this because this is a major violation. >> Listen, I don't want to hurt you. >> A major violation. Please give me your arm. You going to take me down? >> Yeah. >> Oh, well that's great. >> Okay. You guys are in such trouble. Oh my god. >> Yes. I'm sorry. That's my personal business. You may not have it. That is my personal business. You may not have it. You are taking my rights away. >> That's what happens. >> Despite being placed in cuffs, the old lady was nowhere near done with her ranting. You know what? That is really, really tight. What happens when you resist pull away from all? >> No, I'm trying to fool you people. I'm trying to school you people on my right. What's your name? >> Terry Wright. >> Oh, you were a lady the other day causing issues in Galveston. >> No, I was a lady the other day. Uh, >> you didn't learn your lesson. >> What are you doing? >> Taking your bag off. >> Oh, wow. Lady, that's my business. >> It's officer. >> Is this uh >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Where's my feet? They got a war. >> Have a seat. >> After that, she even made the process of sitting inside the police car a struggle. >> This is getting fun. >> Where's my phone? Please have a seat. Where's my phone? Sarah, >> can you contact GPD? >> Go ahead. around. >> Okay. You have ID in here? >> Uh, actually, I think it's my my license is in my pickup truck. >> Okay, go ahead. Put your leg in. >> There's not enough room, ma'am. >> There's not enough room, ma'am. >> Listen, >> I'm asking you nicely to put your leg in. If not, I'm gonna drag you in. >> Ma'am, >> you going to wash her? >> Bank of America. >> So, she just look at the store. >> Oh, I saw >> she had some kind of put or something on her phone, but I asked her to leave and I told her if she refused to leave, she's going to go to jail. Trust her. >> How do you do? Yeah, we all have body cameras on. >> Okay, good. >> It was unclear what charges were made against her when she was taken down to the station. This intoxicated old lady turned it up a notch by throwing the biggest tantrum in an airport. >> HEY, >> SHAME ON ALL OF YOU. >> CALM DOWN. >> I DON'T GIVE ME SOMEBODY THAT CAN HELP ME. >> MA'AM, I'm here to help you. >> No, you're not helping me. >> I'm here to help you. >> No, YOU'RE NOT HELPING ME. SHAME ON ALL OF YOU. TERRY, calm down. >> I don't give a Stop. >> On the 25th of May, 2021, police officers responded to a public disturbance that was ongoing at the airport, [music] which had been reported by one of the air hostesses involving a passenger by the name of Terry, who seemed intoxicated and totally out of everyone's control. >> I did nothing. >> Ma'am, what happened? >> THIS GUY CHOKEOLDED ME. >> MA'AM, >> WHAT THE wrong with him? Calm down. Keep down. >> NO, YOU NEED TO TALK TO HIM. HE CHOKEOLDED ME. They >> ma'am, >> Ma'am, calm down. >> LISTEN, I'M FINE. I NEED TO GET TO MY GREAT AUNT'S MEMORIAL SERVICE. I've been detained and held up all day. YOU CAN GO THROUGH MY BAGS. I HAVE NOTHING. >> THEY'RE NOT GOING ANYWHERE. >> MY GOD, WHAT IS WRONG WITH AMERICA? >> Calm down. Calm down. >> NO. THAT GUY >> NEEDS TO BE ARRESTED. >> COME ON. LET'S go over here. >> You son. You You CALM DOWN. >> YOU SON. >> MA'AM. KEITH. >> HE CHOKELED ME. >> MA'AM, what's your name? I'm officer. Off. >> He threw me to the ground. >> What's your name? >> MY NAME IS TERRY ANNE BLUES. >> COME OVER here and we'll talk. Okay. >> I WANT THE MANAGER OF THE AIRPORT HERE. WHO SAW ME? I CHOSE YOU TOOK IT. WHO SAW HIM CHOKE ME TO THE GROUND? Who saw me? I saw you running the door when you weren't supposed to. >> HE CHOKE ME TO THE GROUND. >> MA'AM, LET'S GO OVER HERE. MA'AM, >> I'M A WOMAN IN A DRESS. >> MA'AM, LET'S GO OVER HERE. >> MA'AM, let's go over here. Okay. >> You off. I WANT THE MANAGER OF THE AIRPORT HERE. >> NO. >> MA'AM, >> NO. >> CALM DOWN. >> I WANT THE MANAGER HERE. >> OKAY, WE'LL get the manager. What is your name? >> MY NAME IS TERRY AND BLUES. I'M NOT GOING TO BE TREATED LIKE THIS. >> CALM DOWN. >> He [laughter] chokeolded ME TO THE GROUND. I'M NOT GOING TO BE TREATED LIKE THIS. >> MA'AM, [laughter] >> I WANT AN OFFICER HERE. >> MA'AM, I am officer. >> I have family waiting for my funeral. I've been through hell trying TO GET THROUGH THIS GODDAMN airport service. I WANT SOME HELP AND I WANT IT NOW. [screaming] >> MA'AM, [laughter] >> NO. >> STAY OVER HERE. >> THAT GUY THREW me to the ground. RAISE YOUR HAND. >> MA'AM, [laughter] calm down. >> NOBODY WANTS TO STAND UP FOR ME. >> MA'AM, what is your name? >> I told you three times. I DIDN'T HEAR YOU. >> TERRY AND MA'AM. >> OKAY. [snorts] After realizing she had messed up, Terry goes around seeking sympathy from her fellow passengers. >> Who's going to stand up for me? >> Somebody him choke ME. HOLD TO THE GROUND. SOMEBODY STAND UP FOR ME. >> MA'AM. [gasps] MA'AM. >> GOD DAMN IT. SOMEBODY STAND UP FOR ME. >> What they did? >> HE HOLDED ME TO THE GROUND. >> HEY, MA'AM. Can we go over here? No, >> no. I'M TRYING TO GET TO MY MEMORIAL MY GREAT AUNT'S MEMORIAL SERVICE. >> HEY, LOOK, MA'AM. >> NO, >> MA'AM. >> This is unexcusable. >> OKAY. >> I'VE BEEN HOSPITALITY FOR 40 YEARS. >> MA'AM, >> I'VE NEVER BEEN TREATED LIKE THAT. >> MA'AM, NO. MA'AM, >> I WANT THE MANAGER OF THE AIRPORT HERE. >> NO, [screaming] MA'AM. YOU CANNOT TREAT A PASSENGER LIKE THAT. THAT WAS ANOTHER PASSENGER that choke HOLDED ME TO THE GROUND. >> WHERE ARE YOU TRYING TO GO? Where are you trying to go? >> MA'AM, >> YOU CANNOT TREAT SOMEONE LIKE THIS. >> MA'AM, calm down. >> I'M GOING TO SHREPORT, LOUISIANA TO MY GREAT AUNT'S FUNERAL. >> MA'AM, >> NOW GODAMN IT. GET ME SOMEBODY THAT CAN HELP ME. >> MA'AM, I'm here to help you. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT HELPING ME. >> I'm here to help you. >> No, you're not helping me. >> Ma'am, I can help you if you calm down a little bit. Okay. >> That guy choke holding me. Where is my luggage? >> MA'AM, >> EVERYBODY TOOK MY STUFF. >> MA'AM, calm down. I can help you if you calm down. >> He threw ME TO THE GROUND. >> THEY understand that. SO, >> NO. THERE'S CAMERAS. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? OH MY GOD. >> Take some deep breaths. Okay, TAKE SOME DEEP BREATHS. >> I WANT A MANAGER HERE. I WANT THE MANAGER OF THE AIRPORT HERE. >> MA'AM, calm down. >> This is not happy. That guy had NO RIGHT TO THROW ME TO THE GROUND. HE CHOKEOLDED ME. >> Despite the officer's patience and attempts to calm the situation, her confrontational behavior persisted. She kept on throwing blame on anyone she could and was not ready to cooperate. Funny enough, Terry pleaded to be helped. I >> tried TO GET MY ASS FUNERAL. GOD DAMN IT. I'VE HAD NOTHING BUT PROBLEMS. >> Oh god. So, >> what happened? [laughter] >> He threw me to the ground cuz I tried to enter the door because this woman said I had >> stay over here. >> THAT WOMAN CAUSING PROBLEMS. >> MA'AM, did you try to go into the door? >> I don't know, [gasps] dude. I'm just trying to get TO MY ASS MEMORIAL, PLEASE. Oh god. >> I had a couple of [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> This woman had no reason >> for you to get over here. >> Ma'am, come over here. >> No, I'm not. >> Here. >> I didn't do anything. Leave me alone. Please leave me alone. >> What's your name? >> My name is Terry. >> Terry, calm down and breathe. >> No. >> Let's go have A SEAT. >> NO. STOP IT. This guy chokeolded me. Look at the cameras. >> Okay. [laughter] >> He threw ME TO THE GROUND AND CHOKEOLDED ME. Another passenger. >> Do you know what he >> That woman at the reservation just sent him on me. >> Do you know what the passenger looks like? >> Yes, I do. >> Do you Where's your [laughter] stuff at? >> He said they took it. I don't know WHERE MY I DON'T KNOW WHERE MY STUFF IS. OH MY GOD. I'M JUST TRYING TO GET TO MY GREAT ASS MEMORIAL SERVICE. >> GOD, help me. God, help me here. God, >> come on. Help me. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I promise you. >> We're not saying you are. We just need you to calm down so we can talk to you. Okay, that's [laughter] all. >> Let's go have a seat. Come on. >> No, this guy. >> My luggage is >> Oh my god. >> You'll get your luggage. Don't worry about [laughter] catching. Okay. >> I'll go. >> I asked everyone in the terminal to stand up. Nobody want to help me. >> Please help me. >> I'm [laughter] here to help you. Okay. You want to come have a seat so I can help you out? >> Please help me. >> I'm here to help you. Okay. Let's get you sit down so you can catch your breath. You want some water? You want to go to the water crown with me? >> You want to walk to the water with me? Come on. Here. >> Let's have you sit down. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. I'M NOT. NO. >> NO. OKAY. Move that. Come on. Let's Let's walk with me. Okay. Here. >> I'm going to take you some water. Let's walk with you. Okay. You want to go get some water? Okay. That's a water fan over here. Okay. Do you want to get some water? >> Sure. >> Even though Terry was in trouble, she continued to act like a brat. It was so ironic that Terry threw insults at the other passengers yet simultaneously pleaded for [music] help from them. >> YEAH. EVERYBODY, THANK YOU FOR STICKING UP FOR ME. >> OKAY. >> EVERYBODY THAT SAW THAT PASSENGER CHOKEOLD ME AND TH CHOKE hold me AND THROW ME TO THE GROUND. THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME. >> THAT'S HER STUFF. >> Some America. >> Take a breath. Here. >> They all They all >> Okay, >> he's still there in the door. THE GUY THAT CHOKE holding me don't care about my [ __ ] I don't care. I just want to go home. Terry, >> I didn't deserve this. I didn't deserve this. I really didn't. >> I know. >> Calm down. >> You want to lock me up? GO AHEAD. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. SO, GO AHEAD. >> BREATHE, SARAH. RELAX. OKAY. >> You're fine. >> My flight's leaving. I need to get to my great aunt's funeral. Okay. That's all I'm trying to do. I'm coming from Oregon. Okay. >> Across the nation and I get this. >> Okay. >> I get chokeolded >> by another passenger. >> Do you have a purse? >> I can't believe this. >> Terry, do you have a purse? Terry, >> it got taken from me. All my It's gone. >> It's over here, man. It's >> free. Terry, >> I I'VE HAD ENOUGH. I I didn't deserve this. >> Okay. Yeah. Okay. [laughter] >> Keep breathing. >> Keep breathing. >> It's not fair. I >> He's okay. >> That girl at the reservation desk, she did it. She sent him on me. I had >> I didn't do anything wrong. I checked in. I asked for an early check in. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. I'm never flying again. I can't stand America. I'm moving to Spain. >> Did you have anything to drink today, Sarah? >> Yes, I did. Is that against the law? >> No, it's not. How much did you have a drink today? >> I had a couple of margaritas. >> Couple of margaritas. I can go talk to the bartender. I had a very fine time with those people UNTIL I GOT HERE. >> Upon her realization that the officers were [music] not backing off at any point, Terry attempted to act sympathetic and down to earth in order to seek some help. >> You can talk to >> Okay. >> Okay. You're fine. >> You take Do you take any medication? >> No. Come on. I'm not a psycho. >> I'm trying to make sure you don't have any health health conditions. [laughter] >> Here, I'm trying to make sure you don't have any health conditions. You're not diabetic. anything like that? >> No, they didn't do this to me for that reason. I don't know why they did. >> Okay, just breathe. You're fine. Just breathe. [laughter] Are you traveling by yourself? >> Yes. I didn't deserve this. I really didn't. >> You already ran or not got anything? >> Oh my god. >> Am I a Dolores? >> Terry, keep breathing. Relax. You're fine. [laughter] You're going to get on the next available flight. We're going to see if we can get you on another flight. Okay. No, I need to be on the tree board for a flight. This my cousin's beating me to take me out to dinner. >> Okay, you have >> It's a very important man and my dad was a very important woman. >> God damn it. Please get me on this flight. >> After she realized that her trick wouldn't work out for her, Terry regained her entitlement and started barking more fiercely than before. >> Driver's license in here. Driver's license in there. >> Yes. What are you going to run and report on me? Yeah, it's in there. >> Can I get it? >> Go ahead. >> Okay, keep breathing. You're fine. Okay, keep breathing. >> What do you want to see? I have a retort in Washington State. >> No, I just need your Where's it at? In your >> Okay, we're just I'm >> This really makes me sick. >> No, I THIS IS NOT RIGHT. THE guy that >> you let another passenger choke me. >> No, I didn't. >> Calm down. >> We're cool. Remember, >> they're not doing >> Terry's energy did not go down. Thank God for the kind police that had her in control. [music] The kind officer tolerated all her nonsense and kept calm. >> I'm not playing games here. I need to get >> to my dad's funeral. >> Drink some more water. Keep breathing. Drink some water. Push it here. >> No. Why aren't you talking to that guy that chokeolded me? >> The officers ARE THERE. >> HE'S A PASSENGER. [screaming] HE HAD NO RIGHT. He's not a police officer. He was a passenger with his wife that chokeolded me right there. Everybody. >> Okay. Why is nobody investigating it? >> He's investigating. He's investigating. >> I'm making a federal report on this airport. >> Okay. >> Believe me. >> Okay. Terry, get some water. Push it. There you go. There. >> I've never had customer service. >> Okay. Get some water. >> Get it while I'm pushing it. Okay. Did he get that guy's information? All this stuff you called for. >> You can call that go talk to him. >> Richie here. >> Andes at that pizza place. >> You went to the pizza place. >> Yeah, he told. You can tell him. >> Did you pay with credit card or did you pay with cash? Do you remember? >> I paid with my debit card. >> Do you have a receipt? >> Yeah, I do. >> You mind if he gets it? No, you're not touching my stuff. >> Okay. Okay. Go ahead and get it. >> You go talk to Richie. >> He was the best. It was nice, man. I had the most wonderful time there. I had two drinks. Is that against the law? I'M 62 YEARS OLD. I didn't expect to get thr >> here. Hold to the ground. >> Here. There we go. >> Oh, the out of here. I'm so sick of this place. >> Put it back in your purse. You got it. >> You go talk to him. >> You tell him how up I was. I wasn't at all >> until that guy choke holding me. NO, YOU HAVEN'T EVEN GOTTEN HIM OFF THE PLANE TO TALK TO HIM. >> NO. >> RELAX. RELAX. you need to investigate. >> The officer tolerated Terry's misconduct for the longest and now could not take it anymore. Since it was now apparent that she was a woman who did not know that actions had consequences, the cops decided to show her that she was not above the law. >> No, I don't need to explain why that guy choke holding me when he's A PASSENGER. AND NOBODY here stood up for me. Nobody took a report. Nothing. >> IT'S ALL ON CAMERA. YOU BET. I'M GOING to get it. >> Okay, >> I'll I'll request it. >> I'll request every surveillance CAMERA IN THIS GODDAMN AIRPORT. >> I JUST WANTED to get her drink information out of me. Okay. >> And why nobody stood up for me? Why nobody >> Everybody, >> NOBODY WOULD STAND up and said this girl was chokeolded BY A PASSENGER. >> SHAME ON ALL OF YOU. >> TERRY, calm down. >> I don't give a >> Terry. Calm down. Calm down. THAT'S WHY AMERICA IS GOING TO THE DOGS CUZ NOBODY WILL STAND up for anyone. >> You piece of >> Put your other arm behind your back. >> I'm not. No. >> Oh, I'm being arrested for being chokeold. Please, somebody film this. Please, someone film this. >> She's being recorded, man. >> Please, SOMEONE FILM THIS. PLEASE. >> You want to lock it? God damn it. Please, someone. >> It's being recorded, man, by both of us. All right. >> I didn't do anything. I have to get on this plane. Why am I being held? WHY? [screaming] >> THAT GUY STILL HOLDING ME. YOU'RE HOLDING me for my flight. Someone please record this. Please. [laughter] GOD DAMN IT. >> LET'S have you sit down, T. You have these cuffs on very difficult transport. >> I'm not being transported. >> Sit down. >> Take the off of me. >> Get her. >> I need my stuff. >> We're going to grab it, Ter. We're going to grab it. >> Wait, wait, wait. This cutting my cutting my wrist. Come on. You said you'd help me. >> I did. Readjust the cops then. >> Are you going to relax for me to do it? I couldn't put them on correctly because you kept moving. >> I will calm down. You fix them. >> Okay. Sit up. Sit up. >> Sit up. >> OH, GOD DAMN IT. >> EVEN THOUGH Terry was already deep in trouble, her traumatics were intensifying and the officers were becoming fed up with her. >> Please, somebody help me, please. Sarah, take a step up and scoop back. >> Take a step up and scoop back. >> No, I'm not going to. You said you would help me. >> I'm trying to help you. >> No, you're not. >> I'm trying to help you. >> Too face. >> There we go. Sit back. >> Stop. You're hurting my >> Terry. >> GODDAMN WRIST. >> You have to sit back, Terry. >> Fix them. >> Terry, sit back. >> No, I'm not going to till you fix them. You're cutting into my wrist. >> Terry, >> no. You fix the handcuffs. >> Hurry, we're about to roll. >> No. Fix him. >> Every time I try to fix, >> I'm not going to move. You try one more time. >> God damn you. >> Hey, all >> you said you would help me. >> When you leave, get her stuff, please. >> There we go. Pick up your feet, man. >> No, I'm not going to >> pick up your feet. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING TO. >> Leave me alone. Stop it. >> There you go. That works. >> There you go. >> Here. You You want to get her stuff? No. >> I'll watch. >> Wait. You told me you would help me. >> Sit down. >> Ma'am, sit down. Okay. >> They're cutting INTO MY WRIST. >> GOD DAMN YOU. >> MA'AM, [screaming] STOP. >> Oh my god. America. Leave me alone. >> No, leave me alone. Will you >> MY ARMS, PLEASE? My wrist. My god. Stop. Stop. Stop. Hey, if you calm down, you won't hurt anymore. >> Put my legs down. Put my legs down. PUT MY LEGS DOWN. >> KEEP KICKING ME. >> OH. Oh my god. LET GO. IT HURTS. Let go. >> Oh, you let go of me. Please let go. >> Terry's crazy energy was of another level. All that while she kept her mouth running and from the look of things, Terry did not have plans to cooperate with the police officers whatsoever. >> Oh, you liar. >> LET GO OF ME. >> CALM DOWN. [panting] >> Take it easy. >> No. Deep breath. >> JUST GO. GOD DAMN IT. PUT MY LEGS DOWN. >> IF WE PUT HIM DOWN, YOU'RE GOING TO DRAG THEM. >> Are you going to hold them up? You going TO HOLD THEM UP? ARE YOU GOING TO HOLD HIM UP? >> YES. >> OKAY. Can you hold him up? Thank you. >> Let go of my arms. [panting] >> Oh, I hate America. I HATE THIS COUNTRY. PLEASE HELP ME. [laughter] Please help me. Please. Please help me, sir. This woman at reservation said that I was not I was checked in 2 hours early for God's sake. For what? >> Oh my god, this is so wrong. Please help me. Please help me. Please. Please. [laughter] I WANT TO CALL MY LAWYER. I HAVE A LAWYER. YOU CAN TELL your lawyer when you >> I have A LAWYER. GOD DAMN IT. HELP ME. NO. I'VE NEVER BEEN IN JAIL. NO. SOMEBODY PLEASE FILM THIS. PLEASE FILM THIS. PLEASE. SOMEBODY FILM THIS. >> GOD DAMN IT. LEAVE ME ALONE. DO YOU HAVE ANY? I HAVE TO search you, Terry, just to make sure. TWO FACE. GET AWAY FROM ME. >> YOU KNOW, put my mask back on. >> You put my ass back. >> She told me she would help me. >> She's a two face. >> Godamn it. >> I just got you kicking my partner on camera. SO, >> I DON'T CARE. >> OKAY. >> I've never been in JAIL IN MY LIFE. You I'm trying TO GET TO MY ass funeral. I'm trying to get to my aunt's funeral. Oh my god. OH MY GOD. [screaming] I CAN'T MISS THIS FLIGHT. I CAN'T MISS THIS FLIGHT. TERRY'S level of disturbance and interaction with law enforcement became more heated. Even though the cops were trying hard to put up with her attitude, she kept pushing her boundaries. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> Get >> there. Step in. >> I want to know where I'm going. >> You're going to the jail. That's where you're going. >> FOR WHAT? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I WANT to know where I'm going. >> You're going to the jail. That's where you're going. >> FOR WHAT? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> UNDER ARREST FOR PUBLIC. >> I'M NOT INTO I TOLD YOU TO TALK TO THE BARTENDER. PLEASE HELP ME. HELP ME. [screaming] HELP ME. HELP ME. SOMEBODY, PLEASE HELP ME. LET GO OF THESE COPS. >> You need to step up. You need to step up. >> I WILL STEP UP. JUST LET GO OF THE COPS. You're me. >> I I can't do anything. >> You stand up. >> JUST LET GO OF THE COPS. >> STAND UP ON YOUR OWN. You stand up on your own. >> Stand up and step in. Take your left foot and put it up there. Okay. >> LET GO OF THE CUFFS. >> We're not taking the cuffs off. I'M NOT DOING anything unless you let go of these. >> I can't DO I CAN'T DO ANYTHING. >> NO, let go of the cops. You break my arm. >> I try to break my arm, but you >> No, I'm not. LET GO OF THE COPS. I'LL SIT here normally. Please. >> I'm a mother. Don't do this to me. >> Step up, MAN. >> GOD DAMN YOU, >> MA'AM. You have some civil rights. Godamn you. >> Step up, ma'am. >> Ma'am, step up. >> No. >> Take a step up. >> You take A OATH OF YOUR GODDAMN BADGE. >> TAKE a step up, ma'am. >> No. >> Ma'am, take a step up. >> I f to the New York goddamn police department. >> You take an oath of your badge. >> Take a step up. You >> step up. >> SOMEBODY TAKE THESE COPS OFF OF ME. >> THEY'RE NOT coming off me. And you're going to get in this car. >> You take them off. >> Not take them off. TAKE HIM OFF. YOU DIDN'T EVEN TALK TO THE BARTENDER. >> MA'AM, TAKE A STEP UP. I can >> No, I'm not. >> I DON'T CARE. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything wrong. You You called a goddamn >> No, you're breaking my arms. >> IF YOU'RE THE ONE THAT THIS >> TAKE A STEP UP. NO, NO. YOU STOP IT. STOP, >> MA'AM. STEP UP. >> STOP. NO. >> STEP IN THE VEHICLE. >> Terry turned and wild after she realized that she was going to jail. She attempted to physically fight the patient officer and also held insults and blame at the officers and fellow passengers. However, now she had to face the consequences. >> LET ME ALONE, TERRY. LET ME ALONE. THEY'RE BREAKING MY ARMS. GOD DAMN YOU. HELP ME. >> You take these cops OFF OF ME. I'LL GO QUIETLY. YOU TAKE THESE GODDAMN COPS OFF OF ME. >> NO. THEY'RE CUTTING MY ARMS. >> Godamn you. YOU TOLD ME YOU WOULD HELP ME. You I'm a woman. YOU'RE NOT TAKING ME LIKE THIS. >> He's not going to do anything. He can't do anything. >> Let's do it. >> No. [screaming] Please. >> Leg restraints. Just go ahead. Put up in here. Okay, we're good. We got >> You told me you would help me. >> I'm trying to help you. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> Would you like for me to adjust the car and YOU >> YES. THEY'RE CUTTING MY >> BECAUSE YOU WOULDN'T YOU WOULDN'T >> OH MY GOD. THEY'RE HURTING. PLEASE. >> All right. Calm down. Hold on. We're going to try to try to adjust. >> OH MY GOD. >> PLEASE. SOMEBODY. PLEASE. Just take the console. >> Are you going to relax? >> OH MY GOD. You Oh my god. >> Give me your arm. [screaming] I'm going to fix it. I'm going to fix it. >> Please. >> I can't listen to you. You two face. >> Somebody needs to help me. Someone from the airport. THESE COPS ARE NOT DOING THE RIGHT JOB. PLEASE. >> THERE WE GO. >> How's that customer? >> Better you. >> IS THAT BETTER? >> NO, IT'S NOT. >> YOU WANT TO GET IN THE CAR NOW? >> I'm not getting in your car. >> The quicker you get in the car, THE QUICKER YOU'LL BE OUT IN THE CAR. >> POSITION. >> I didn't do anything. You set it up. No, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> Do not want to step up in the >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, it is. Come on. Let's go. No, I'm not. Man, you going to get this deal. Come on. YOU BETTER HELP ME. >> I am. I'm here. >> I DIDN'T HURT HER. I didn't anyone. PLEASE HELP ME. >> PLEASE BUILD THIS. THEY'RE ARRESTING ME ILLEGALLY. PLEASE. SOMEBODY. GOD DAMN IT. PLEASE. NO. NO. NO. Terry exited the police vehicle in a confrontational manner, [music] ignoring the efforts of yet another compassionate police officer who tried to assist her. At that point, the situation had escalated beyond repair. And despite attempts to help her, Terry was ultimately placed [music] in jail, awaiting her trial. >> Fine. I want my lawyers. All right. No, no, no. You're not playing anymore. >> I'm not playing any game, ma'am. I just want to have a right to what I deserve to and I want to call my lawyer. I need my phone. My lawyer's name is Casey Cox. It's on my phone. >> Okay. >> Which is one of your bags that you for me. >> We got all your stuff, >> girl. You leave me alone. Whatever. I hate you. >> I >> Yeah, right. Go ahead. >> Yes, we will. >> All right. This is great. I'm writing the president of the United States about this. >> Perfect. >> Perfect. >> Go down on your knees. >> GIVE ME A BREAK. LIKE ME SO I can sit down. >> Okay. Get off of me, you fat pig. >> I got him. I got him. Your weight's too heavy. Get off of me. >> I'm not on this. I'm next to you. Coming up. >> Whatever. You suck. All of you suck. You go to hell. You ask God about this tonight. You especially ask God about what you did tonight. Get out of here. I don't want TO TALK TO ANYONE ABOUT MY LAWYER. OH, I DON'T CARE. I WANT A PHONE CALL. THAT'S WHAT I'M ON issue to. I want my phone call. >> When you cooperate for booking, then you get your phone call until then. >> I ain't do anything. What am I cooperating with? [music] >> Eventually, Terry was left with an option of cooperating with the police first to get help as she was [music] charged with resisting arrest. If you thought that granny was crazy, wait till you meet this old woman who had to be trespassed after refusing to leave a store. >> Ma'am, you're not free to leave. You're intoxicated and you're not free to leave. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch you under arrest. >> Don't touch me. >> Have a seat. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Get off me. >> Bite me and I'll spray you. On March the 26th, 2023, police officers were caught up in a scene at a Wendy's restaurant in Palm City, where an old lady was found lying on the streets unconscious, whereby it was reported earlier that she was trespassing. She seemingly did not really understand where she was and perhaps how she got there. The old Wendy's fire rough night last night. Do you know where you are? The old lady, whose name is Stephanie, seemed intoxicated and refused to comply, acting very entitled, which left the law enforcement officers with no choice but to take action. How about we start off with your name? Do you have any ID with you, ma'am? Ma'am, do you have any identification with you? Ma'am, you're not free to leave. You're intoxicated and you're not free to leave. Ma'am, please don't make me do this. Where do you live? Look at me. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> I'll put you under arrest. >> Don't touch me. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Ow. Ow. Ow. Have a second. Yeah, please. Now, now that we've explained this, have a seat. Have a seat. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Do you know where you are? >> Yes. >> Where are you? >> Don't touch me. >> Sit down. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> The law enforcement officers tried to keep their calm so as to make the old lady comply, but she acted like she deserved some special kind of treatment. Little did she know, the officers were on a duty call. Put your hands behind your back. Get your knee off me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get your knee off me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get your knee off me. >> Oh my gosh. Stop. Stop. Get off me. Get off me. >> Bite me and I'll spray you. >> You have no reason to arrest me. >> Put your hands >> [screaming] >> Get off my knees. Get off my knees. >> Stop resisting. I'LL GET OFF YOUR KNEES. >> GET OFF MY KNEES. >> YES, SIR. >> Get off my knees. I >> get off your knees when you stop. >> I didn't touch you. Get off my knees. Where's the female? Get off my knees. Where's the female? Get off my knees. >> 15. >> I didn't do anything wrong. There's no reason to arrest me. Where's the female? >> As the conversation progressed, the old lady continued to resist, making demands on how the officers should conduct their investigation on her. But to her surprise, the officers were not there for a fight. >> Where's the female? >> Where's the female? >> You don't need one. >> Yes, he's on my crotch. Get him off my crotch now, please. I am not resisting. >> I'm not going to get some gloves on. I'm going to get jumping in the car. >> Get off my knee. Ready? Roll this way. Roll on your side. On your side. >> Hold on a second. Hold on a second. >> Yep. >> Hold on a second. >> No, Jordan. >> Yeah. >> From that. Didn't Didn't you trespass her from that or uh we had a complaint about her at Oander Mini Park? >> Yes. >> No. No. No trespassing. I was never >> We didn't trespass you, but you just left, >> right? You left on your own. >> No, never ever written anything down. Never. Nothing. You came up and >> written anything down. He came up and started to me and you know by law that the um government has done this to my body. >> Calm claim. >> So you can go ahead and arrest me and um I'm not I'm not above the law. I'm under the law. This is lawless >> for my claw. Yes. >> Hold still. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No. >> Do you have anything on your person at all? >> Nope. >> Nothing in your undergarments or anything like that? >> I don't own any undergarments. Okay. Nothing under your clothing, under your shirt. We should just have a cam shot. Just laying on the ground. Okay. >> Just sit tight. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Um, Stephanie. >> What is it? >> Can I talk to someone else? Can I talk to you? >> No, I don't want to talk to him. >> What's your me? I will not speak to him. >> All right, Stephanie. >> I'll speak to you. >> Okay. >> After being a nuisance and failing to comply, the old lady suddenly decided to cooperate. So ironic compared to her previous behavior. >> What's your middle initial? >> A. >> A. >> Yes. >> And your last name? >> Sylvestri. >> What are you doing back here at Wendy's? >> I fell asleep. I was throwing a couple away and I found >> How do you spell Stephanie? >> S E P H A N I E. >> What' you say your middle number was? >> A as in apple. >> And how do you spell Sylvester? >> S I L. It's Sylvester. S I L B S. Okay. What's your birthday? >> 12873. >> Thank you. >> So sarcastically, the old lady pretended not to understand why the officers were keeping her, questioned everything as if the current situation was different from how everything had started. Her confusion didn't add up in any way. >> Since you're in handcuffs right now and you're not free to leave, I'm going to read you this. Okay. >> You have the right to remain. >> Why are you Why are you free to leave? >> Like I just said, because you're in handcuffs and you're not free to leave. >> Why am I not free to leave? >> Because you're detained. >> Why? >> Why am I >> the events that led up to this? >> No. No. Why am I detained? What did I do wrong? >> Not sure if you're trespassing or resisting arrest, but you're be you're detained. So, >> I didn't do either. >> Do you want me to read your rights? >> Nope. I didn't do either one. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to read your rights anyway. You understand your rights? >> No. I've been hit in the head. >> Where did you get hit in the head? >> In the park two days ago, I got hit in the head and I got threatened last night again that they would punch me in the head. So, I do not haveity to the uh understanding as to what you just read at all. >> Okay. Who threatened you? >> I don't know who they were. >> Which park were you at? >> Um the one up by the marina. >> I don't know how that >> by Sailor's Return. >> Yes. >> Like Shepherd's Park. >> I don't know what it's called. It's the one with the little playground in the sand and it's got uh the riverw walk on it. >> I don't know where all the sailboats. I have something wrong with my head. >> Okay. >> So, I don't have the capacity to understand. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> No, thank you. >> Anything else? >> She said, "No, thank you." >> The old lady gathered courage and boldly asked the officer the next step. Her approach to the situation at this point indicated some kind of surrender. As the officers posed some questions to the old lady, her response gave a hint of her mental state. >> I didn't do anything wrong. He came up me and now you're saying I'm detained. So, what do we do from here? >> But when I got here, they were detaining you in handcuffs. Okay. >> So, what are we doing from here? >> That's all I'm asking. I don't understand. Well, the investigating officer is making a determination. >> Stephanie, have you ever diagnosed with any mental illnesses? >> Have you ever been diagnosed with any mental illness? >> Not that I know of. >> Excuse me, ma'am. >> Not that I know of. I don't know. >> Okay. She said she got hit in the head a couple days ago. She doesn't really remember much. Well, >> Stephanie, do you know what city you're in right now? Do >> you know what city [music] you're in right now? >> Yes. >> What city are you in? >> Who's the president of the United States? [music] >> Biden. I met him. >> You met Biden? >> When did you meet Biden? >> He was a senator. >> Oh, and what year is it? >> 2023. >> Did you particular reason why you didn't listen to the sergeant when he asked you to stop? I don't understand. I what happened. I don't understand why he was so aggressive. I wasn't doing anything to him. >> I understand that because initially >> he wasn't he wasn't comfortable with me. He was too aggressive and too verbally right. He got too into my space for me to handle that. >> Okay. So I tried to move away from him and he is the one that made it physical. >> The officers driven by their commitment to accuracy proceeded to question the old lady further where they aimed at eliminating any doubt and verify the information they had on her as they led her to the police car. >> Where did you get hit on your head? >> What part of your head did they hit? >> My left ear. You bother my look? >> I don't know. >> Did you have any bleeding when this happened? >> No. >> Did you lose consciousness? >> No. >> Did you see what the person looked like? >> A homeless man with a cart. >> A homeless man with a cart. Was he white, black, Hispanic? >> What? >> What kind of build? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Had dark like light gray hair. Like right here with the cart. >> Target. >> Rock up on that knee. Then we're going to stand up. Right. >> I don't know if I can cuz I have trouble with my balance. >> Okay, we got you. We won't let you fall. All right. We're walk over this way. Walk over to uh Officer Lee here. I don't need >> I don't I don't want already. Try to sit still for a second. Why don't you one of us, too? We got gloves on. >> Just putting a band-aid on you. >> You're going to need one to go to jail. Go ahead and have a seat in there. The old lady kept on blaming the government for her loss of balance, but this wasn't going to change the officer's decision. >> I've been hit by the government so hard with my balance, and they my calm clam. They ruined it. I cannot get up in there without some assistance. >> Okay. All right. >> I have no use of my right leg. They made me a rocket. Who's going up? That air balloon. >> Yes, ma'am. Put your left leg up on that step. >> I can't. I can't. >> You can't lift your left leg. Okay. Down and sit right here. >> I cannot. I cannot. I do not have the use of my body. >> You were just standing pretty. >> That's crazy. >> You do not understand. I do not have the use of my body. >> Okay. >> Let's see if whoever else has control of your body can get it out of there. >> Go ahead. There you go. >> Sit back so this doesn't hit you. There you go. here. Put your head back. >> At the end, the old lady is charged with trespassing and resisting arrest. With this case, we learn that no matter how much rage you have within your grandmotherly bones, you can't simply set the homeless on fire with aerosol. I'm going to check on the smoke down here. >> But I told her you can leave or I will light your tent on fire. >> Okay. And then what did you do next? >> I went to AutoZone. >> In the early morning of what it seemed it was going to be a peaceful day. An elderly woman called the police while she tried to kick a bunch of homeless people out of her quote unquote property. But when the police arrived, they were not prepared for this kind of defiance. >> Check on the smoke down here. >> Yeah. One of the guys said that heard a big >> Okay. Everything okay? >> I don't know what's going on there. >> What's going on down here? >> Okay. Can you come up here and talk to me, please? >> I can stand right here. >> Okay, I'll come to you. >> That's whenever you're out of your jurisdiction to step down here. >> I'm not out of my jurisdiction. >> Yes, you are. You stepped out here and you're out of your jurisdiction with that badge on it. >> I'm not. >> You better call in. Call in what? You >> never call in and check if what I'm saying is right or not. >> Well, I'm telling you the truth and that's the law. >> That's what I'm trying to investigate. What's going on down here? >> I want these people off my husband's land. >> Who? >> And I have every right to remove them in whatever way I need to remove. >> Who do you need to remove? Okay. >> Go by purple. Miss Purple. I want these people off my husband's land. I got this fire under control. They believe >> Can I come down there? Not trying to I'm trying to help you out. >> Check it. Check before you come down here. Check what? >> Call into your superior and check first before you come down here. That way, >> you're in right standing and you stay. >> Okay. But if I come down there, you're not going to threaten me. >> I'm not threatening you. Okay. >> I would like for you to call your superior to make sure you stay in right standing. If you come down here, you're not in right standing. >> Okay. You guys close. They're being combative down here. >> All right. Hang out right here for me. >> For what? >> I'm going to talk with them. See what's going on. She has that aerosma lighter. >> Ma'am, what's your name again? Do you remember me? >> Yes, I do. >> Whenever I I >> would you call your double check for y'all? >> He's on his way. >> Could you call and make sure? Because if y'all are on this dirt right here, you're not in right standing anymore. >> Why is that? >> Because it's the imminent transient domain. Call and check it out. >> There's no such thing. >> Call it. Call and check it out. >> Okay. >> Don't tell me there's no such thing. There's no reason I have to lie to you. >> Okay. Okay. That's whenever I have fought hard for for y'all >> and for the sheriff's department. I have fought hard for y'all. >> Okay. >> All right. So, hold on one second. >> All right. Tell me what Tell me what happened. >> Things took a wild turn when one of the homeless people showed what had been done to him. >> I was asleep in my camp and she was out here like schizophrenic yelling stuff or whatever. It's not uncommon, you know. >> Okay. >> And she was telling us to leave and we just ignored her. And then next thing I know, she has that spray bottle and a liner and she lit my I had a blanket wall on that side with mattresses and stuff. She lit it on fire. >> Okay. Can you show me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then uh when everybody everybody came out, >> she started trying to set everybody trying to help her daughter two mattresses >> and I had a blanket wall just like that side and she set the mattresses on fire >> and it was hanging from this wire like this. >> Yes. And this is what burned. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Do you know this girl? Does she stay down here? >> No, she lives over there. >> Oh, she lives on. >> So, did she just walk up on the couch? >> Yeah. >> And was saying, >> "Dad, just started talking nonsense about odor or something to daughter. I don't know what she was talking about. This is >> what she was saying to me." >> Yeah. She said, "You need to get off my leg." I said, "Oh, well, get me off." I told her. >> And then she grabs aing that thing and tries to [music] torch me with it. Oh, the the aerosol in the lighter. Did she spray it and light it or at all? >> Exactly. >> Just like that. She tried to spray she tried to spray me with it. I had to run away from her. >> She sprayed him and got him on the back then tried to light him on fire. >> Do you have it on your jacket? >> Yeah. >> Somewhere. >> I don't know where it's at though. I know. She tried to spray me with that. >> So, how close was she standing to you? >> Probably where you like this. >> Then y'all can just stand down here and be not in right standing. And that's not cool cuz that's who we need y'all to be. >> Okay. >> We need y'all to be in right standing. >> So this is >> at all times. >> What is this again? What is this called? >> Imminent transient domain. >> Okay. Well, the imminent transient domain is to pick up their trash. >> That's what I am here doing. This is my husband's land. That's what I have been coming down here doing steadily. >> What's your husband's name? >> My husband's name is Apoaka. My first born was attacked out on King Kade Road about three or four years ago and there was 27 of them jump on her. >> Okay. >> And I mean they several time they they beat her with a tire jewel and uh that female stood there and bragged it one more one more to my face and everybody that stood up for her. I want them off. >> Yes, I am picking up the trash. That's what I'm doing down here. up here. >> Please understand that she almost fires those mattresses on fire. >> Yeah, she keeps saying she's trying to pick this all up. >> Well, this is ridiculous. >> The more she talked, the more all of this seemed outlandish. >> Believe me, I'm going to light them on fire. >> I want him out of here. And I told him, I said, "You need to butt out or you are my enemy also." >> Uhhuh. Did you spray him with the airsaw? >> Sure did. >> Did you try to light him on fire? I sure did. >> Okay. H how like what what did you try to do? Are you reaching for it? >> Demonstrate. >> No, no, no. Cuz that >> I won't point it out to you. I'm sure. >> No demonstration. >> I'm sure one of you guys know what >> No demonstration needed. Yeah. How close were you? >> Obviously not close enough. >> Okay. >> Obviously not close enough. >> Where did you put that lighter? >> It's in my pocket. >> Okay. After your plan of lighting stuff on fire, what were you going to do after? >> They're going to leave. >> And then what? >> They're going to leave. and they're going to stay gone and I'm going to continue to pick up this mess and haul it out and get it to the dumpsters. >> Uhhuh. >> Uh the lady at the selfch checkout at Lienda. >> We're the Crossb Police Department, >> right? >> So we we have we have jurisdiction down here. >> Imminent transient domain. >> What does that mean? >> Check it out. >> What does that mean? >> Check it out. He'll know where to find it. >> He'll know where officer He'll know how to find it. >> Just hang out right here for me, Colobby. Okay. claims that the cops were out of jurisdiction or had to read her rights. All fell flat to the harsh reality of the law. Everyone saw the evil grandma's arrest coming except for her. She kept rambling on. Even with the cold handcuffs gripping her wrists. >> All right. Well, stand up for me. >> No, ma'am. Don't >> put your hands on y'all. Don't put your hands on me. >> Look at how this man's doing me. >> Stand up. >> Listen, you're under arrest. Okay. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you Put your other hand behind your back, please. I don't want to force it back. >> That's whenever. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> You need to read me my rights [music] again for arrest. >> I know. Put your hand behind your back. >> Y'all are out of Y'all are out of jurisdiction. Y'all are not in your jurisdiction to be down here. Period. >> All right. Stand up for me. >> Nope. >> Okay. >> Nope. >> Nope. Y'all are in the wrong. Y'all shouldn't even be walking down here. And that's the law. I'm being serious. You need to check it out before you drag me off. >> No, you do not. You didn't check it out. >> No, you didn't. >> You need to check it out before y'all are y'all end up sued. >> You just put her in. I'll put her in. >> Y'all need to check out standing. I'm serious. You know what it is? >> No, you don't. No, you don't. >> Call them. >> Call whoever you can call to check that out. >> Please cooperate. >> Do it before you put me in that firm. >> I can't. I don't have my phone. >> Y'all don't have the right to be digging in my pocket. That is my constitutional right. >> They got their hands in my pockets and they're men. >> They're men with their hands in my pocket. Y'all are breaking my constitutional rights. >> Yes, you are. You are violating my constitutional rights. It's my constitutional rights that you can't put your hands in my pockets and that a man can't have his hands in my pockets. >> You're infringing upon my constitutional rights right here. >> You are exactly me. >> Look at Look at your hands all up inside my clothes. You don't have the right to dig through my And that isn't mine. I found it along with those round things. Do you have my name and my birthday? >> That's what you told me. >> No, it isn't. >> If it's not, then you're concealing. >> No, it isn't. >> Okay. >> I said it three times, you can review your camera. >> Okay. You said Colby, so >> No, it isn't. >> Okay. >> Review your camera. >> Okay. Well, if you don't tell me your your real name, you'll see. >> I told you my real name. Review your camera. >> Don't call me a liar. >> You'll sit in jail until they can figure out who you are. >> Okay. That's when I believe that you were in on setting those little children's bodies on fire under not that long ago and it is on satellite state. It's okay because I looked very closely. >> Which one are you talking about? >> You okay? >> No. She think today >> you have infringed upon my constitutional rights and you broke the law. >> Okay. >> She was charged with arson resisting and possession of controlled substance.