What's your name? What's your name? Let's start with your name. >> Do you want >> you committed a crime? That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail? Quit giving me your lip. You got any other stuff in your bra or anything? >> I'M NOT EVEN WEARING a >> How old are you? >> I am 17 years old. >> Okay. >> Some individuals are just so rebellious and hotheaded that they convince themselves that they can go toe-to-toe with just about anyone. But what happens when they go toe-to-toe with cops? They get put in their place. So we figure OUT WHAT'S GOING ON [screaming] MY WINDOW. MY BABY RIGHT IN THAT BACK SEAT. What you talking about? >> They literally pulled the car sideways and blocked the road. Got out, started yelling. MY WHOLE BACK WINDOW'S BUSTED AND YOU INVOLVED IN YOURSELF. YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOUR BACK. >> HERE ARE intense moments when rebellious hottheheads think they can go toe-to-toe with cops. Meet Rochelle Wagner, a crazy woman who went up against deputies after physicallying her husband. >> Stab your head. >> You can feel it right here. I have a knot right there. >> Yeah. >> Why is your knuckle red? >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. No. No. Put your hands behind your back. Have a seat, >> ma'am. You're going to [ __ ] >> Come on. >> On January the 25th, 2014, Florida police received a call from a hotel reporting a domestic situation involving a woman. Rochelle Wagner and her husband, who had been lodging in the hotel for quite some time. When they arrived at the hotel, they went over to the couple's room to ask them some questions. The deputies knew as well as anyone else that every now and then couples argue, and so they were hoping to understand what had happened and perhaps issue them a warning. >> Hey, where's room 15? >> Have a great night. >> Bye. Yeah, this lady says she's got wands and all kinds of [ __ ] and >> are you the one that called it in? >> I bought it. >> But I'm the one who's that's at the door right now. All right. Thank you. If my party comes, if you could just direct them this way, too. Hello. >> Hey, sir. How's it going? >> You want to step out for me so we can talk? >> If you keep your hands out of your pocket for me. >> You're fine. If you could just hold the door. >> Yes, sir. >> So, what's going on? >> Nothing new. >> Hm. Nothing. >> Nothing. You need a pass. >> You need a pass or >> We got complaints on you guys. >> Oh, you don't want to call? Okay. >> So, what happened? >> My head is hurting. So, you need medical attention right here. You can feel that right here. >> You want me to call meds so they can check you out? >> I thought it was bleeding, but it's not. So, >> but still, you want want me to call meds or no? >> Look, I can feel my head. >> I'm But I'm saying, are you okay or do you need medicine? >> Hurts. Yeah. >> Do you want me to roll meds to check you out or are you okay? >> It's not completing like normal. Stab here. >> When? So, this is not the first time it's happened. >> No. >> Okay. You guys married? Is your girlfriend married? You guys have kids together or no? >> No. How long you guys been married for? married in 42713 almost >> almost 10th >> and then remarried in um August of 21. >> Okay. You guys live together now or >> we do? >> Yes. Okay. >> So, but she was already in the room when you got here. I >> was here by myself. >> Then she came in. >> Yes. >> Okay. And what happened then after she came in? >> Start hitting me in the face again. So, I'm right here. I mean, I have video. >> Yeah, I'll get it right now. I'm just waiting for my partner also to get in. Um, and was there an argument that happened before or she just came in? >> I always hit the pool. She left, took off, and then went back and then started coming in. >> After talking to the victim, they decided to talk to the suspect, but the interrogation had barely started when they figured out who they were dealing with. Hey man. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Hey, ma'am. You could just open your hand for me. I don't know what's inside your hand. >> It's not >> a lighter. All right. You could just place it on the bed. You want to at least sit down on the bed so you can speak with me? I'm a greedy. >> Yeah, I understand. >> So, what's going on? What happened tonight? >> Uh, I am just nothing. I'm just here. >> You're what? >> I'm just I'm doing nothing, sir. >> Well, what happened? I'm not like I told your husband, I'm not here for no reason, >> Nick. Sir, I'm just I'm just here. I'm just I'm just I'm just here, sir. I'm just We're just We're just trying to buy some property. We're in Marada. We're from we're just trying to buy some property and um I we're my husband just gets a little irrational and he's his little he gets a little drinking and I just >> Were you guys drinking um this afternoon? No, I mean I I we we had some weed um we we had some beers and wine. That's all we have. Beers and wine, but we don't see nothing else. So that's it. >> Did you guys argue today? No, >> I mean he he just works and I work and whatnot. Uh I'm a retired um doctor. He's uh he he works in um >> How long have you guys been married? >> 15 years. >> 15 years. >> You guys have any kids together or No. >> Uh no. No. Uh no. I'm a retired doctor. So, yeah. So, you know. So, no. I'm >> So, what happened to the TV? >> I was doing yoga. >> Hold on. Just give me a second. >> I was just doing that. >> I have one by Texas deal. I I was doing that. I did that and >> I went like that and I and I kicked it. So, >> okay. [laughter] >> And I I do yoga so I accidentally kicked this up. >> Yeah. >> I do a lot of I'm a hippie dippy. >> Okay. So, what happened between you guys tonight? >> Nothing. Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. You guys were you guys arguing >> cuz you said he became irrational or >> Sir I >> I don't know what. >> Why don't you not ask Rachel our lady? >> Well, I'm speaking to you guys first, then I'll speak to other people. >> Guys, did you and your husband argue today? >> No. No. >> I've been walking all day, sir. >> Oh, okay. So, that's all you're going to tell me, >> sir. That's I mean look at look at my room. I mean my my my space is actually >> okay if I can just see your >> hand. You have ID on you. >> All along she had maintained a calm composure. For a manipulative woman like her it was most likely a guise to hide her true nature and if possible paint her husband as a true aggressor. My ID is in um No, I don't have my ID. >> You don't carry an ID? >> My ID is at my >> my uh my >> I don't have any ID on there right now. No, it's at my friend's house. No. >> Copy. Thank you. All right, then. If I can just get your name and date of birth. >> I have nothing. I >> Yeah, >> you're not going to give me your name and data burn. All right, if you could just turn around for me, please. >> Why am I Why? >> I'm going just detain you for now since you don't want to give me your name. We have to figure out what your name is. If you could just turn around for me. >> Why? >> Cuz we're trying to figure out what happened today. What happened? >> Wait, why? >> Are you going to give me your name? >> Yes, I will give you my name. >> Okay. Your name and date of birth. >> Wait, >> no. Don't step over there. >> What is my husband telling you? >> Well, that's why I'm trying to get your story, too. Are you going to tell me? >> What is he telling you? >> Tell me what. Tell me your side of the story. What happened? >> I did nothing wrong to you, sir. >> I didn't say anything. >> I'm trying to figure out what happened tonight. >> Nothing happened to me. >> So, can I get your name and date of birth? My name is Michelle. >> I need your full name. >> Michelle. >> Okay. >> Michelle. >> Do you have a middle name? Michelle. >> Michelle. >> Do you have a middle name? >> No. >> Okay. Could you spell your last name for me? >> You >> could you spell it? >> No, I can't. >> You don't know how to spell your last name? >> Why? You can figure it out. No. Could you tell me your last name? >> I don't know. What? What? What? What are you trying to figure out? >> So, we got called in here for a domestic. >> What's What's the domestic? >> That's what we're trying to figure out what happened. >> What's the domestic? >> We're trying to figure out what happened. >> What's the domestic, sir? What's the domestic? Who's What's the domestic? >> You want to just have a seat? I'll speak with my partner. >> What's the domestic? >> Just have a seat and I'll speak with my partner. >> At that point, the deputy knew that she was hiding something. Figning ignorance and refusing to identify herself were typical of guilty individuals. But before going any further with her, he decided to talk to her husband to try and figure out what she was hiding. >> This side for me, sir. Can I talk to what's going on? I know you spoke to him already, so I'm just trying to >> I mean, look, man, my wife's, you know, bipolar one, >> manic. Um, she's, you know, on supposed to be on beds. >> Okay. >> And, uh, she gets crazy. So, >> okay. >> That's me. And, uh, and she goes to jail. So, >> okay. Were you guys arguing? >> Not at all. Right. Today I came I went to the pool. I did my conference calls. I came back. She left. She came back. My head is >> your heard. You can feel it right here. I have a knot right there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Video TV. She broke my computer. She broke my phone. >> Okay. >> My phone, you know. >> Can't open the phone now. >> With the with the head. How that How did it happen? >> She had >> with what? With her hands. >> So like a punch, a slap. >> What hand was was she facing you this way? >> Yes, sir. >> What hand she hit you with? >> Yeah. Right hand. >> With the right hand. >> Yes, sir. >> So she kind of just went like this thing. >> Yeah. >> Several times. >> Here's my phone, you know. >> And then what she did to the phone? >> This is self lazy. I can't even It's broken. My TV is broken. >> Okay. Her phone is broken. My computer, if you can see, it's broken, too. I'm looking at the computer and my in my back. She broke that, too. She stepped on it. Her foot's strong. >> Okay. How long you guys been together? >> 52808 was the first kiss. We married 427 to 13. Uh, we got divorced and we remarried in August of 21. >> And my computer's in that leather satchel there. Go open it up, look at it. Today, she threw it, broke it. It's my work computer. >> Yeah, >> she broke it today. Your footprints are wrong. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, >> clear from this. >> See that? >> Yeah, it's got like a little glitch. It's a stream >> probably. >> How about on the front side of it? >> Yeah, that actually works obviously. >> You don't mind? Yeah, sure. >> Oh my god, you're incredible. She threw the trash out. >> Holy. >> You are something else, Roshelle. >> Go ahead. Just beat the >> Go ahead. Catch you on video. >> Oh god. >> Oh god. Look at that. Now that he clearly knew what the suspect had been trying so desperately to hide, he turned back to her. This time fully prepared to play her games. >> Ma'am, >> what's your name? >> What's the domestic? What's >> Okay, listen to what I'm going to tell you. >> Wait, what's the domestic? First of all, >> listen to what I'm going to tell you. We're here for a disturbance. Okay. >> What's the domestic? >> The disturbance. >> We're here for a disturbance. >> I don't understand what >> a disturbance is. Somebody was causing havoc. Somebody was yelling. Somebody was screaming. So, we're here for that reason. >> Now, I need your ID or your name and did a >> birth. You have an ID with you by any chance? >> I do not. >> You do not have an ID with you? You have a passport with you? >> I do not. >> You don't have your passport with you? You don't have your ID? Are you from Florida? From California, from Los Angeles, from Texas, from New York? What state are you from? What state were you born in? Ma'am, >> maybe I'm an illegal. >> Okay, you still have a name, right? You would still have some sort of ID. >> Why are you being so irrational to me? >> I'm asking you questions and you're not answering my questions. >> Okay, I'm here for a disturbance. I need to identify you so that I know who I'm talking to. If >> I don't know who I'm talking to, how can I address you? >> I'm not going to address you as I'm not going to address you as nobody. >> I have no idea. Okay. So, what's your first name? >> My name is Michelle. >> Michelle. Is it a common spelling? M I C H E L L E. >> Yes. >> Do you have a middle name by any chance? >> Middle name. >> The middle name. >> Spell that one for me. >> Like that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your date of birth? >> Can you serious? >> What's my date of birth? >> 17 units. >> Units go five. Thank you. Oh my god. >> What's your your date of birth, Michelle? >> Oh my god. I can't believe this is >> Michelle. >> What's your date of birth? >> Michelle. >> Yes. >> What is your date of birth? >> Okay. This is the third time that I'm asking. What is your date of birth? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Why is this h >> answer my question. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> What's your date of birth? >> Why is this happening? First of all, >> 6969. Okay. All right. Do you mind telling me what happened to this? >> Thanks, sir. >> Okay. So, why why >> I took off. My husband was doing whatever he was doing. I walked around and I took off and I and I I was like doing whatever and I I >> He was like at the pool and I was like what? He's like he's like he's like weird. He's like he's he's a narcissist and if I don't pay him attention if I don't like paw him I give him love for me. I'm sorry. If I don't like love him love him. Give him attention. Attention. Attention. >> But what happened here today that we're here? >> No, I don't know. I don't know. He went to the pool. Maybe he like b >> How did he get the bump on the side of his head? >> Maybe he like hit his head. >> How he hit his head? >> Maybe he fell on the ground. I don't know, sir. I don't know. >> I honestly >> have you been arguing today? >> I was sleeping, sir. I honestly don't know. >> Honestly, I don't know. I honestly do [snorts] me a favor. Put your hands like this. Let me see something real quick. Why is your knuckle red? >> My knuckles aren't red. Look. >> See that knuckle right there? You see how it is? >> No, my knuckles aren't red. >> How did you get those? >> My knuckles aren't red, sir. My knuckles aren't red. >> That knuckle is red. >> No, my knuckles. >> And you have some marks. >> These these knuckles aren't red. No, these knuckles aren't red. >> These knuckles aren't red. >> These knuckles aren't red. These knuckles aren't You know what? These knuckles aren't red. >> You know what? These knuckles aren't mad. These knuckles aren't mad. >> So tell me what happened here today. >> Knock. How is >> How did How did the garbage end up outside the door? >> The garbage is >> No, the garbage spread out outside the door. >> The garbage >> the garbage is already. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. No, no. Put your hands behind your back. >> The garbage. >> No, the garbage. >> This was the point of no return. She had more than enough time to come clean with what had happened, but she chose to play games. And now she was about to learn the hard way that those who play dumb games win even dumber prizes. >> No, the garbage is always >> Just relax for now. Okay. >> No, just relax for now. >> The garbage is always outside. The garbage is always outside. >> You just provided me with your false name. Okay. You gave me a wrong name. That's a crime. Okay. >> All right. Now, >> do me a favor. How about a seat here? >> Have a seat there. >> The garbage is always out. >> Have a seat there. Sit down. >> The garbage is always outside. >> Explain to me what happened. >> The garbage is always outside. >> Explain to me what happened here today. >> The garbage is always outside. >> We're past that point. What happened in this room here today? >> I don't The garbage is always outside. The garbage is always outside. I don't know what you're looking at, sir. >> Okay. >> How long you been with your husband? >> 15 years, sir. >> 15 years. >> Okay. Have you guys had any domestic issues in the past? >> You know what? I don't know what you're looking at. Okay. >> Ma'am, >> I will find my >> What's What's your actual name? >> You know what? I'm going to find my attorney. >> Okay. What's your actual name? >> You know what? Whatever. >> You don't want to answer any questions? You know what? Where's my Where's my husband right now? >> Okay, I'm asking you some questions. >> I'm asking you my >> Do you want to answer my questions? >> You know what? I'm going to ask you where where's my husband right now? >> Your husband right now? It's irrelevant where your husband is at right now. >> Well, >> okay. >> Cuz I'm asking you certain questions. >> She's not going to talk. Um, you want to talk out here or >> Yeah, >> we can leave the door open. >> Yeah, leave it. Yeah, >> he told Yeah, he told me >> he was at the pool doing meetings and she left. He came back, showered and >> have a seat. >> Oh, what do you mean? >> What do you >> ma'am? Have a seat. >> What are you going to do? >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Come on. >> No. No. Come on. Let's go. Come on. >> Let's go. My car or your car? >> Mine's in the front. >> Yours is in the front. Put it over here. Come on. >> Keep going. >> Come on. going that way. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Why am I going to [ __ ] jail? Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? Wait, why am I going to jail? Why am I Why am I >> How's that in your pocket? Is that your phone in your pocket? >> It's a ecigarette, dude. Why am I going to jail? >> Explain to me now. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Turn around. Turn around. Is there anything in your back pocket? No. >> Why am I going Why am I Why am I going to jail? In >> the vehicle. You didn't >> Why? Why am I going to >> I'll explain it to you now. Okay. >> Well, I'm going to go to jail. Huh? >> Explain it to you now. Okay. Just give me a second. >> Yeah. Explain. >> Put Let me just put the seat belt on for you. That way you don't get hurt. Okay. Oh, >> I can [ __ ] get hurt. >> I don't need that. Please. I don't need that. >> Move up a little bit. >> Move up a little bit, ma'am. Ma'am, move up a little bit. >> Go ahead, >> ma'am. Move up a little bit. >> J K W. >> Can you move up a little bit, ma'am? Please. Thank you. Thank you. This hurts. >> Why am I going to jail? >> At this point, the deputies couldn't quite understand why she was still playing ignorant. Whether it was a ploy to dodge the consequences of her actions or not, they were about to make sure her fate was sealed for good. >> The domestic battery, ma'am. >> Domestic battery. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And from providing you false information. >> What did I do? >> You didn't give me your name. You gave me somebody else's name. >> I domestic battery. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What did I do to him? >> Oh, domestic battery. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What did I do? >> Domestic battery. >> Just lean back. Lean back. There you go. >> Domestic battery. >> Yes, ma'am. >> After placing her in handcuffs, the deputies turned their attention to her husband, who seemed to have endured years of mistreatment. And as he shared more details of the incident, became clear that he had reached his limit and was determined not to spare his wife any longer. >> Here's your ID, sir. Um, I did I did take a picture of the computer and the um the TV. I think her phone is destroyed as well. >> Did Oh, all right. So, the laptop did that happen today? >> Today? >> Today? >> Yeah. >> When all this occurred? >> I don't know. I mean, I came in here was like I said, "What did you do to my computer?" And then >> it was it went like it it was there was a little crack like in the way you closed it. >> I'm going just take a picture of your the side of your head. >> It hurts, dude. >> Like I said, we could get >> I don't know. I'm used to this. >> Do you see anything on there? Yeah. Mark, >> but it's not bleeding. But it does look like it's swelling. >> Yeah, it hurts. >> Did she hit you anywhere else? Just in the head? >> No, the head. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, so you said her phone's broken, but that's her property. >> I own the phone, bro. Like, it's on my She destroyed that. She destroyed my phone. She screwed the TV that computer. I can't open when I open it. Look at this. >> And did this happen today or this occurred >> several days ago on there? >> Go ahead. >> I can't like like that. Like it's just >> she hit it with her ring. >> It's like, "All right, well, at least it still works." Oh, here. >> It's It's that thing. >> For some reason, it still works on on here. I don't know why. Sorry. >> She just came back from You're nowhere and then she just came and attacked you. >> It's kind of a normal thing. Yeah, I'm just trying to get the the all the information that I can. >> We had a nice lunch at uh the green turtle end. We walked there. She got up and left the green turtle in >> I walked here then. And then then I went to the pool to do my Zoom call. >> Uhhuh. >> At 300 p.m. Then she left. She came back sometime around late, like 7 8 7 o'clock. >> Uhhuh. And then I left both doors open so she could get open. >> Oh, there's a rear door. >> Yeah, I left it open as well. She came there like >> But did she say anything to you while she was walking towards you or >> Oh, it's always like you're cheating, you're cheating, you're cheating, you're cheating your girlfriend, your girlfriend girlfriend. I've never cheated my entire life. It's the same thing. >> Okay. >> All right. So, well, I mean that's all the information. Oh, if I could just get your phone number. >> Sure. >> You go with it. >> Yeah. Sure. 210. >> 210. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. I mean, that's it. >> What do we do from here? >> Well, she is going to get charged with um domestic battery. Obviously, you guys been married, so we have to >> in the state of Florida, we have to do something about it. We can't just um leave you guys together cuz it's understood. >> Yeah. But um I believe she'll have first appearance in the morning tomorrow morning and then I don't know whether they contact you or whether they give her a bond. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um computer, right? >> Yeah. I saw I took a picture. Um do you know where her wallet is? >> Well, I don't know. I'd love for you to see her phone. Her phone's doing too her phone as well. you saw like the first thing I saw was when I walked in. I could take a picture of that side. I I walked in and I'm like, what's wrong? Like, why is it like that? And I knew something was wrong there. And then I opened it and it sort of creeped. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. So, look, this is a >> And then look, now I'm thinking, yeah, I mean, she >> And here's here's a foot cut >> right here. She smashed it like a foot. >> So this is a statement form. >> Hey, let's find her phone first and when you see me. >> For Roelle's husband, filling the statement form was secondary. Not after he had proven to the cop just how much of a powdered temper his wife had. This is still getting so [snorts] >> All I need is um her ID if she has it on her. >> I don't know. We have to ask her. >> Oh, here here's your thought. >> It's destroyed, too. >> All it need is >> it's all here too as well, but I'll note it on my report as well. >> So, this is just a statement form up here is your information and from here on down, it's basically what happened today. >> All right, let's see the time. >> 7:26. So, my Zoom call was at 400 p.m. Where do you want me to start? >> If only if you want to. It's fine. I mean, you obviously already gave me your story. It's just just a rain statement if you're willing to. You don't really have to. >> I told you we went to the um green turtle. >> We had lunch there. She got up and left and walked away. I walked casually home here. I sat by the pool. I did my Zoom call at >> 400 PM. She was gone. >> Came in here and took a shower. Got ready to go get some dinner on my own. Just waited, waited, waited. Actually packed up. Just thinking, you know what, >> she's gone. I'm going to leave. So >> Mhm. >> somehow when u I was in the bathroom, she came in and then she had a hat on right there. But the computer breakage I knew right then when I walked in and I saw this >> but that should normally be flat >> and then right in front of me she stamped on it and I'll [ __ ] now cuz I I work to pay for >> Okay. This is you can feel this where it's growing. >> Do you want um >> No, I mean I'll sleep on it tonight. It's >> You sure? But I want you feel safe. >> Just the last thing if you could raise your right hand for me. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you swear or affirm the statement you giving me is true? >> I do. >> Okay. And I see you already signed. So that's it. >> Yeah. >> Just in the back there's a >> might look up Rochelle Rivers in California. >> Well, the name that you gave me did come up. Rochelle >> Wagner. >> Wagner. But there's also a room showing ribs. Okay. So, we might let that happen. >> All right. All right. Sir. Well, I appreciate it and well, hopefully there's um a better day and hopefully you guys You going to put this inside? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> After obtaining the victim's written statement, the deputy decided to turn his attention to the hotel employees. A decision that was about to uncover a side of the story that had never been told. Hey man, >> he owes money. >> He He owes money. >> Is he checking out soon or? >> No. Um I guess they took her away. >> Okay. And you saw what happened or >> Yeah. She saw all I got the call that she needed my help. >> They've been here for a very long time. >> And um We were scheduled to have >> you want my license? >> Sure. After you come if you want. >> So essentially she comes in here and she's been a problem since I started. She's intoxicated all the time. She comes in, she's standing right here. She's like, "He's beating me up." And she starts crying. She says, "I have warrants. Um, we're here on the run. We're hiding out in the car." Uh, right. And it's it's been a weird situation. And I could see bruises on her arms, you know, on her forearms. So, I said, "Okay, seat." Um, she's like, "Well, I want you to go over there and intimidate him." No. So, basically, I text her and she keeps telling me, "I have nothing. I have warrants. I have warrants." you know, blah blah blah. Whether it's true, I don't know. Um, but probably um but then I I text her, she then she calls you is essentially what happened. >> The reason why I called you guys so fast is this is not the first goound we've seen with it, but probably in her words for her, she's pretty tough. >> Mhm. >> When she said, "I need you right now." I literally dropped what I was doing, called him and I said, "I'm on my way." Yeah. >> Okay. So, did you guys see her or him strike each other or No, >> no, I didn't see that, but she did have some bruising. Um, I stupidly did kind of follow her. I kept my distance from the door and he was in the doorway and he had this look of rage in his eyes. Is everything okay, Wayne? No. You know, and then, you know, they were arguing. So, then I don't know which direction she went. You obviously found her. Um, but that was essentially it, I thought. >> Okay. But, you know, I mean, they've they've been extended stay here looking for a place. He supposedly has this great job, but right now his credit cards declining and >> yeah, >> um, our fault for letting it fall that way, which we knew better, but there was a skip in the beat there and he gets paid tomorrow. So, we don't want him to run, but they are going to have to go. >> Okay. >> In the end, she was booked into jail on the count of domestic battery and providing false information. Just like Rochelle, who had a face off with cops at a hotel, 35-year-old Jerica turned a trespassing situation into a battle of fists and fury. >> So, the business is wanting you to leave. >> I'm going kick your damn. >> No, I'm kicking. >> Stop. Come on. >> I'm a call. What you did? >> On January the 20th, 2025, officers from the Escambia County Sheriff's Office responded to a call reporting a woman named Jerica trespassing at a hotel. When they arrived, they attempted to speak with her and resolve the situation peacefully by having her leave the property. However, it quickly became clear from her response that she wasn't someone who took orders from anyone, especially not the police. >> You just wanted to leave. Mhm. >> Yes. >> Um, so the business is wanting you to leave. >> The business. This ain't business. This a house. >> This house or not a hospital. This a hotel. >> Y from the hotel. >> Yeah. >> Hotel part. In the hotel. >> Do what now? >> Get in the hotel. >> Yeah. This a hotel. >> This is balls. Yeah. >> Not a boy yet. That's funny. You put me in a police car. >> No, we don't want to do that. >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> I can't take the police police ride. You take me to the police? >> No. >> We just need you to hit the road. >> I'll be up after my food. I leave. >> Well, unfortunately, we can't do that cuz they're asking you to leave. Okay. Why do I leave? >> Because they're asking you to leave. They want you off. >> Do that around here. >> It It does not matter. >> They're asking to leave when they know. >> Listen, it doesn't matter. Listen. >> Listen to me. I am speaking to you. >> Yes, you do. You're either going to leave or you're going to go to jail. Do you understand me? >> Go to jail. >> You're either going to leave or you're going to go to jail. >> No, you don't go to jail. >> Do you hear me? You going to go to jail, >> ma'am? We don't want you to go to jail for trespassing. >> No, you trespassing. She's staring your shirt. You trespassing. Stop calling my kick your damn >> control. I'm kick your ass. >> It's not put hands on people. We don't want to do that. >> Did you hear your >> We just want you to leave. >> No, you leave. >> Ma'am, all we're asking you to do is leave. >> Yes, that's what we're asking you. >> So, e it's either time to leave or we're going to take you to jail. >> It's either time to leave or we're going to take you to jail. >> No, you're not. >> 44. You have a strap. >> No. Stop. >> I'm going to tase you. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Nemo, >> don't tase her. >> Signal 19. All right, I got her hand. STOP. STOP. >> GET UP. >> STOP. I ain't your friend no more. >> Get down. Get down. >> STOP MAKING ME. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. Roll over. >> I got a glitch, bro. >> STOMACH NOW. I'M DONE PLAYING WITH YOU. OW. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> STOP. Give me your hand. Give me YOUR OTHER HAND NOW. >> STOP REACHING. >> My head, man. >> Give me your other hand now. >> Stop resisting. >> I did. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> My hand is behind my back. >> No, it is not. I'mma tell I'mma tell you. >> I'm tell you. I'm telling you. Tell you [laughter] about ahead. I'm telling you. YOU DON'T LIKE IT, TOO. I'M TELLING YOU. TELL YOU ABOUT TELL YOU. I'M TELL you nothing. I'm tell you stop. After what seemed like a burst of mayhem that completely caught the officers off guard, they decided to search. And sitting in her pocket all along was the very reason behind her defiance. >> Hey, let go my arm. You hear me? >> No. >> Let go of my arm. Uh-uh. >> Uhuh. >> Go ahead. You want money? Go ahead. >> All units 1022 signal 32. >> 1022 signal 32. there at midnight. >> You all right? You all right? You all right? >> Go. Let mom go. LET THEM ALL GO. >> NO, YOU'RE STAYING on this bumper. Oh my god. >> The boots out. Come on. Get your my mind. >> Come on. Step up. >> Excuse me. I got to get in the car, sir. >> If you don't, we're going to have to hide this car, sir. Excuse me. Move your arms. I get in the car. Can you move your arms? I get in the car. >> Hang tight. Move your arms. We're going to fix your coat so they don't tighten up on you. Just >> move your arms. I get in the car. >> Move your arms. I get in the car, miss. Move your arms. I get in the car. You don't mind? Can you move your arms out here in the car? All the muscles are go ahead. [crying] >> She was later charged with possession of a controlled substance, battery of a police officer, resisting with violence and trespassing. The next case takes us to Palm Beach, Florida, where Evelyn mouthed off at officers just because she had one too many to drink. telling you again if I'm going to >> you cannot leave >> you have no rights here. Okay. >> I could have sued an huh >> you're going to be sued. >> Okay. >> I'm going to call my lawyer. Who read me my rights? Nobody read me my rights. Where is my rights? Where are my rights? >> On October the 29th, 2023, officers in Palm Beach, Florida, responded to reports of a drunk female wandering the beach long after closing hours. On arrival, they came face to face with an entitled teen who was convinced rules didn't apply to her. >> Yes, >> she has a camera. >> Okay, get your get your hands away from me. >> I'm not >> Keep your hands away from me. >> You're touching my phone. >> I'm going to tell you again. >> You're touching me. You're touching me. You're touching me. Oh, yeah. There you go. Yeah. Go follow him. See, >> he's working here. He works here. >> No, he doesn't. >> Yes, he have to leave. No, you don't. >> Don't touch me, sir. >> Back up. >> Don't touch me, sir. What are you? What's your name? Deputy Morel. >> Hey, give me my phone back. >> Move back. Put your phone in my face. >> Call 911. Call. Hey Siri, call 911. Siri, >> call phone all you want. Now >> don't touch my phone property. >> Keep your phone away from me. >> Hey Siri, call 911. >> Okay, back up. >> Siri, call 911. >> Leave. >> Hey, grab my property. >> You're Oh, you're getting you're getting sued for sure. 100%. You bound my property for >> Sorry, I cannot. >> Okay, I'm not going to tell you again. I'm going to arrest you. >> Why are you touching my property? >> Because I told you back in keep putting your phone in my face. Yes, I will. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. Yeah, >> ma'am. I'm giving you an opportunity to leave. >> I don't care. >> Touching you. >> I'm giving you an opportunity to leave now. >> Hello. Let me >> You're in violation of the beach hours. >> Oh, what? Oh, what? What about that car that just went by? >> They work here. I worked there. >> No, you don't, man. You've been drinking and you're drunk. >> How do you know that? >> Because I can look at it and tell you that. >> How do you war? How do you know that? How do you warrant that? >> Okay. >> Yeah. How do you know that? How do you know that? How do you know that? >> I know that because I can look at >> you touch my property. >> Okay. You need to leave. >> In fault, sir. You are in fault, sir. You touched my property. >> You touched my property. >> You touched my property, sir. You touched my property, sir. You touched it. You touched it. You touched it. You snatched it. Don't put it in my face again. >> I didn't put it in your face. No, I didn't. I did not. >> When you're this close to me, you don't stick the thing in my face. >> I didn't. I didn't. You smashed it. >> Yeah. And I gave it back to you. I said, "Don't put it in my face. >> You didn't You didn't You didn't give it back to me." >> What's in your hand? >> You didn't. You didn't. >> What's in your hand? >> My property. >> Okay. So, I gave it back. Okay. I'm telling you again. >> Back up. >> Property. I was just >> leave. >> Why should I leave now? >> No. >> Okay. I'm telling you to leave. enforcement. You cover this for no reason. I'm >> telling you again. >> I'm no threat. I'm no threat. I'm no threat. >> You need to leave, >> sir. I'm no threat. >> Okay. Yes, you are. >> I'm just walking through. >> I'm tell No, you're not walking through. Okay. Leave now or you go to jail. >> How should I go to jail? >> Ma'am, again, telling you again. >> If I'm going to jail, >> if you do not leave, >> you have no rights here. Okay. Your rights. Okay. Okay. I just >> What is my right, sir? >> To leave. Really? Okay. You leave now or you go to jail. >> The officers had run out of patience. Her antics were over the top and she was about to face what she least expected. >> Put her in. >> Why am I Why am I being Why am I being Why am I being Hey. Hey. Why am I being Why am I being >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. Don't listen. My phone is just not recording. I'm not >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Of your >> I'm not resisting. Why should I be caught? >> Why am I being cop? >> Because you're under arrest. >> Why am I under arrest? >> I told you to leave the beach. It was closed. Did I not? >> Did I not tell you that? >> Where? Where? >> We're drunk here. >> Where? >> This is what happens when you have too much drink. >> You're assuming. I'm just walking, sir. I'm just walking. >> And you walked into a place you do not belong. >> How so? >> I explained that to you several times. >> How so, sir? Sir, how so? >> What's Deputy Morel? I've already told you that. >> Remember that. >> Okay. Why you're looking at her picture ID there? >> Would you mind patting her down? >> Yep. >> I didn't do anything wrong, sir. >> Okay. I told you to leave. I was walking >> and I told you to leave >> beforehand. What? >> I told you to leave, did I not? >> Beforehand. >> Okay. See See, you can't I can't communicate with somebody who's been drinking like this. >> Do I have a drink in my hand? >> No. >> Then you can't assume. You can't assume. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you can't assume. I could assume you're an [ __ ] Huh? >> Yep. In your >> Why? You're going to be sued. >> Okay. I'm going to call my lawyer. >> If you can get the brace away. >> No, the property. The property's going with you. This >> match my property. >> Yeah, cuz you put it in my face. >> I didn't put it in your face. You did. >> The camera says it all. I didn't say it all. >> Yeah, it'll show me how many times I told you to leave. >> Did you let me leave? >> No. How many times? >> No. Yeah. Let me leave. He told me no. How many times I told you? >> He said no. Did you hear that? He told me he was gonna let me leave and he said no. >> Okay. Now you done. No. What's done is what? Officer is done. What is done? >> What is that? Officer, >> you're under arrest. Talking about it is not going to change. >> For what? Why? Why am I under arrest? >> Why am I under arrest? Couldn't you take this off? >> Who read my rights? Nobody. We're not questioning. >> Hey, who read me my rights? Nobody read me my rights. Where is my rights? Where are my rights? You didn't write me my rights. You can your rights. >> How? Why not? I'm a citizen. >> You're not interrogating me. >> I'm a citizen. I'm not interrogating. >> Then don't arrest me. >> You're under arrest. >> Why? Then read my rights. If I'm under arrest, >> let me go. Oh, you're going to be in trouble. >> I'm not letting you go. >> Why? You didn't read my rights. >> You're not going. You're going to jail. That's where you're going >> for what? >> Did you read me my rights? >> I don't need to read your rights. >> Yes, I do. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Somebody's arrested me. Do you want to You want to read my rights? Stop. You want to read my rights? >> No. >> Why? I have a right because I said >> my Miranda rights 10 for just one. >> No. >> Where are my Miranda rights? >> Where are your Miranda rights? >> Yes. Where is that? I'm a citizen. >> We're not asking you any questions. >> Anything else? >> Thank you. >> That's all she had. >> Arresting and cuffing her was one thing. Getting her into the patrol car was another. And she was determined to make the ladder as difficult as possible. >> Get in the car and I'll read them. I didn't do anything wrong. >> All right. You want your random rights, right? >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Get in, >> ma'am. >> Did I do something wrong? >> Get in. I'll explain it. >> Get in, >> ma'am. Have a seat, please. >> Come on. You're forcing me in the car. >> Where are my Miranda rights? >> Get in. >> Where are my Miranda right now? >> I'm going to read you your rights. You sit down. >> Before that, >> you need to sit first. >> I'm sitting. >> Sit. Sit in the car. >> Read me my Miranda rights. Please >> get in. >> Read me my Miranda rights. >> All the way in. >> Come on. Read me my Why am I being arrested for what? >> We don't have time for this. Come on. Why? Why am I being arrested? >> You don't get in the car, you're going to get another charge. So, >> a charge for what? >> Not getting in the car. It's resistance. So, get in the car. >> I don't even deserve to be here to begin with, >> ma'am. >> Stop. You're forcing yourself on the car. >> Get in the car. >> Do what? I don't put your feet in the car. >> You haven't even read me my rights. >> Put your feet in the car. >> Have you read me my rights? >> Put your feet in the car. If you put your feet in the car, I'll read you your rights. >> I'm going to read them. No. If I don't put a foot on this car, I'm not Nope. >> Mm- >> You don't have a choice to get in the car. >> Ma'am. >> Um, excuse me. >> You don't have a choice. >> I'm an American citizen. >> I don't really give a >> ma'am. >> So, get in the car. Don't you give a >> Don't you don't get in the car. I'm going to force you into anything wrong. >> You have one second. >> You're recording? What's your >> We're recording. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> So, get in the car. This is the last warning I'm giving you. >> Nope. I didn't do anything wrong. Don't force me. >> You're getting in the car. You're forcing me. >> You're getting into the car. >> You're not forcing me. >> Yeah, I am. >> Why should I get in the car? >> Why? >> In the car. Let's go. Come on. >> Is that recording, please? >> It's recording. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Hello. >> Push your feet off. >> Yep. I didn't do anything wrong. Why should I go? Hey, you're pulling my hair. You're pulling my hair. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're heard me. I could have asked nice. You could have asked nicely. I would have put it. No, you didn't because I wasn't I wasn't >> I didn't do anything wrong to begin with. I didn't do anything wrong. I want to speak to your supervisor. Can you call to your supervisor? Can you call your supervisor? I need to speak to your supervisor. >> Got to open it up. >> I know. There we go. Okay. >> You stupid. [screaming] >> Yes, please. >> You don't mind. >> Really not to >> cuz it's so hard without the full cage sometimes cuz you're like trying to shove them in. >> Stop. >> No. this supposed to be going like this in my face. I said, "No, look away from my face. That's mad." I said, "Okay, keep your phone out of my face." >> All right. >> It was obvious that making bad decisions was her superpower as she jumped from one reckless decision to another. >> Can you hear me light so I can see? >> Oh, my foot. It's >> okay. Turn yourself around. >> I can't. You broke my >> You refused to go in the car. I didn't do anything. >> Sit up. Crap. >> Sit up. >> I'm trying, but I have a foot. You guys broke my foot. >> Sit up. >> I'm trying. >> Come on. >> I'm trying to You're not doing much of anything right now, dear. >> I need you to sit up. >> You broke my foot. How can I feel my foot? >> Okay. >> I can't. Please stop. >> You're abusing me. Stop. >> If you are abusing me here for you. >> Yeah. What? An ambulance. My foot is broken. I cannot walk. Can you call 911? >> We are 911, ma'am. Sit up. [laughter] >> You're Are you >> We like >> Sheriff, >> can you call the ambulance, please? My foot is broken. Don't Don't close the door. Don't close the door. You close the door on me twice. I can't sit. You broke my foot. How can I sit? >> If you want, >> you sit on your feet. You don't sit on your feet. >> I mean, I act like an adult. Don't yell at me. >> Then act like an adult. >> Yell at me. >> It's enough. >> Do not yell at me. >> I'm going to tell you what you're going to do and then I'm going to make you do it. Do you understand me? >> Did you reread the rights >> again with this? >> Yes. Did you read it? >> You don't even know what those are. >> Did you read it though, sir? You had to rewrite my IT HURTS. MY FOOT HURTS, BRO. OKAY. [screaming] Broke my foot. You just broke my foot. IT'S BROKEN. I'M TRYING TO GET OUT. BRO, >> YOU'RE NOT TRYING TO do anything other than DO EVERYTHING THAT WE'RE NOT TELLING YOU. >> Your foot. >> I'm trying to get out. Please. >> You're not getting out. Trying to do anything. >> You're not getting out. >> I'm not hurting it. I'm not. >> You need to sit in the chair. >> I'm trying to. >> You're not doing anything. >> Cuz my foot is broken. >> Can you just pull me out and I'll sit up? Please. >> Are you going to sit up? >> No. >> Come on. I'm trying to get out of this vehicle. >> Oh no, >> she's going to fall. She's not going to fall. >> It hurts. My foot is broken. I broke my foot. >> I didn't do anything wrong. My foot is broken. >> You need to stand up. >> How did I stand up with my broken foot? >> One, two. >> Please don't. >> Stand up. >> All right. Now sit in there like you were. >> You guys broke my foot. like an adult like you said you would. >> Sit. >> Don't close the door. >> Sit. >> Sit. >> Put your butt in the seat and get in the car. >> Wait a [ __ ] >> Yes, ma'am. I'm going to take you to the hospital. Sit in the car. >> Hospital now. >> Sit in the car. >> You don't get to tell us what to do. Get in the car. >> I'm not telling you what to do. I'm telling you my injury. You my foot. I'm trying to tell you, bro. >> Get in the car. >> Don't do this. Get in the car. >> Don't do this. Don't do this. Please don't do this. Where's my phone? >> Ma'am, >> what? Get in the Get in the car. >> I'm going to put you back in the car. >> I know, but you broke MY FOOT ALREADY. >> WHAT DID I JUST TELL YOU? I told you I'm going to take you to the hospital. >> Get in the car. You are not listening. >> Get in the car. >> You're doing the opposite of everything that you're supposed to do. Get in the car. >> Are you recording? Stop. >> Get in the car. >> I'm going to get in the car. >> No. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Don't force me. Stop. Stop. >> Get in the car, >> sir. You're forcing me. Stop. >> Stop. My foot is broken. >> Get in the car. >> My foot is broken. Look at my foot. >> Get in the car. >> Look, it's broken. I can't >> That leg in the car. >> You're wiggling your toes. >> It hurts, sir. >> Put that foot in the car. >> I'm trying. So, >> you're not trying. You're not doing anything. >> I I hurt, sir. Don't do that. You're forcing yourself. >> Well, I'm tired of talking to you. >> I'm not talking to you either. I need that recording. Please me right. >> Stay in the car. Close it. >> To check out her so-called broken foot. The officers made a quick detour to the hospital. Though they had their doubts about the sudden injury and yet she had other plans for them. >> We got a wheelchair for you. Okay. >> Come on, dear. They're going to take care of you inside. for the nurse. Thank you. >> The nurse is right here. >> He's right here. >> Look, >> this is nurse Max. Can you please >> Can I go to Jeff K, please? >> No, ma'am. >> Why not? >> Because I'm not allowed to go to JFK. >> That was the closest hospital. But yet, you decided to take me to urgent care. Why? >> Evelyn, you're at a hospital. >> I don't know how to make that any more clear. >> That's a hospital. Urgent care. Ma'am, they have a fully featured medical suite here. They can do X-rays. They can do everything. >> I'm not telling you to elaborate on your military status. I'm allowing >> Thank you for your service. >> Thank you for your service, sir. Yes, exactly. >> You are very welcome. Now, please step out of the car. Let's get you in this wheelchair. Let's have a doctor see you. >> This Yeah. >> Come on. You said your foot hurts, right? >> You broke my foot. Hurts. >> My foot hurts. >> So, don't you want to go? Don't you want to aren't broken cuz you slept. >> So then let's go have the doctor look if they're hurt. >> What doctor? JFK doctor? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz they're better here. >> Come on. >> Who's they? >> The doctor that you're going to see. You got nurse Max. He's one of the best. >> Where are we at now, please? >> Del Rey Beach Medical freestanding. >> Why am I >> It's owned by Delray Beach Medical Hospital. It's the same thing, but there's no wait here. So I can get you medical attention sooner. That's why I brought you here, Evelyn. Stop being unreasonable. >> And I'm not going to be forced out of this vehicle if I'm already under arrest. You broke my foot. I need to go to JFK. That's where my insurance that is where my insurance allows. >> That's enough. Sit in the chair. >> All right. Here. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> That's fine. >> Recorded. >> It is recorded. I'm wearing a body. >> All right. You're going to sit >> so my lus will feel this mistreatment you guys provided. You guys are still providing for me. >> You've been good. >> You broke my foot. You slammed my foot on that door. I'm trying. >> I got you. >> I'm trying. I'm trying to get up. >> I just don't want you to fall. >> Oh, now you're concerned after you broke my foot. Jesus, bro. >> [ __ ] do this. I broke my foot. Now you're concerned. Unbelievable. Sharers trying to get up. >> Thanks, buddy. Appreciate you, man. >> Have a good morning. All right. >> Can I help you? >> It's not helping me this either. >> Can I help you? >> I'm trying my best. >> Sit like you were. >> I know. It's so tall. This SUV is so >> There you go. We got it. Now slide those like >> Why would you Why would you have that camera on when you slam the foot on my foot? >> Huh? >> There we go. >> And when I was crying I was crying for me to You open the door, you slammed the foot on my door. >> Evelyn. >> Oh my god. >> In the end, she was charged with two counts of resisting arrest and violating beach hours. Although Evelyn was one hell of an impulsive rebel, she was nothing like this 17-year-old who went ballistic on cops after she was caught with a controlled substance in school. >> Cuz you're A LOOK, THERE'S NOTHING IN MY >> Why are you getting so violent and so better than BALL YOUR FISTS? >> NO. >> STOP. >> On August the 30th, 2024, Santa Rosa police responded to a high school after receiving a report that a 17-year-old had brought a controlled substance to campus. Expecting a routine arrest and a simple pep talk because a suspect was underage. They were unprepared for what awaited them. A fiery hothead was about to take them on as if it were nothing more than a piece of cake. >> Soon as I walk in the room, it smells like freaking in here. >> We got smart mouth asking the damn same question over and over again. >> Hey. Hey. What's your name? What's your name? Let's start with your name. >> What the do you want? >> You committed a crime. That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail? Quit giving me your lip. >> I don't I'm not a staff. I'm not a teacher here. You're messing with messing with a violation of the law. >> So you be respectful. >> You got it. >> You're not being respectful. I have to ask you the same dumb question over and over. >> Let's tone it down. >> Knock it down a little bit. I'm asking >> Okay. Well, this is what we're going to do then. >> Since we're going to be this way, obviously you've been to teen court before. Have you gone that route before? So, right now, Deputy Crib, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you have the right to stop answering at any time. You'll also have the right to stop answering anytime until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand these rights? >> Yes. No, you're just going to stare at me. You had to at least say yes or no. A head knot will work. You're on camera. Do you understand your rights? Don't question that. >> So, you're not answering the question cuz I'm what? I can't. >> Dumb. >> Okay. Well, here's how we're going to do this. Your shoes off. >> Listen. >> Take your shoes off. >> YOU'RE A DUMB. LOOK, THERE'S NOTHING IN MY CLOTHES. >> YOU GOT ANY other stuff in your bra or anything? >> I'M NOT EVEN WEARING a >> I don't want to see them. I just ask you a simple question. Okay. Why are you getting so violent and so better than BALL YOUR FIST? >> NO. >> HOW old are you? >> I am 17 years old. >> Okay. >> You baldled your fist up at me. >> I don't. >> You're under arrest. Give me your hands. I told you not to blow your fist. I'm going to get in my face. >> No. >> You need a transport unit. >> Temple. >> 17year-old female juvenile. 105. >> Get up. Get up on your own power. You going to I'm going to charge you with another charge. >> Up on here. >> Sit down. I'm already saying you dumb. >> You [clears throat] got anything else on you before they take you to jail? Cuz they're going to th >> Leave me alone. >> Okay, just leave you alone. >> Wrong with you. >> Um, I don't have anything wrong with me. >> Yes, you do. >> So, this [clears throat] is a crime. >> Oh, no. >> It's a thirdderee felony. >> Oh, no. >> So, that's what you're going to jail for? >> Third degree felony. And >> Oh, no. >> And resisting. >> Oh, no. >> Okay. >> I'm going to look that one up. That one may or may not apply. I'm going to look that one up, too. >> It's not my fault. You're >> Are you stupid? >> It's out of fear of rage. >> Okay. Where's all her belongings at? >> Back right there. >> Okay. >> Oh, that one's mine. >> That one's you? >> Yeah. >> Oh, now >> you do me a favor. Watch her while I go get some gloves. >> Thanks. from office. >> Oh, that'll work. Yeah, just a pair of gloves. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Thank you. All right. Bye. STOP. >> I told you to stop. NOW YOU KICK ME. >> I told you to stop. [screaming] No, >> let Miss >> I got a hot. >> The officers held her down, thinking they had finally brought an end to her erratic behavior. But she was only getting started and soon they would have to resort to extreme measures to retrain her. >> Stop screaming. It's not helping you. Okay, settle down. >> Take a deep breath. [crying] [laughter] >> We were fighting. Can you just make sure that 173 >> Stop banging your head. >> Stop. >> Hey, palace. >> This is a really minor thing. You're turning into something else. Hey, >> there's no need in it. High School [clears throat] on the radio. >> Hey palace, we're in a movie. Okay, we're going to go to get you up. Okay, there we go. That's perfect. Good job. later. >> Thank you. >> You got anyway. >> Need something to restrain nylon or something to strain her feet. >> We're going to need one. She's going to kick and show herself. >> I got I got you. >> I got leg shackles in my car. Grab >> yours. Got it. >> It's okay. Just breathe. We're not going to let you hurt yourself. We're not going to hurt you. Your mom's not going to you. It's okay. >> I'm trying. I'm trying to fil with I'm [laughter] trying to go with it. I just want to see >> you. I don't know why. And I don't want it to be the only thing amazing. [screaming] >> Palace, I hear you. >> Palace, I hear you. You don't need to scream. Okay. [crying] We're We're here listening to [laughter] you. >> Got something better. All right. [laughter] for me. >> Yeah, I got possession of THC uh battery Leo and resisting. >> Okay, where do you park? Right. >> Let's go. Settle down. >> Hey LT, you want to grab her other leg, please? Somebody just for support underneath. Thanks. I got a pen. >> It's unlock. >> Yeah, he's LT's going to the other side. I'll hang on to her when you got hang on to her bags. >> All right, you got her. I'm getting out. I'm sliding out. Go ahead. >> All right. Come on. All right. Pop it on. >> And one, two, three. There we go. >> All right. The officers understood that the suspect required medical attention beyond just a trip to jail. They weren't willing to take any risks. Bet. >> Yeah. A wheelchair or a bed or something. You hanging with me in there? Give me just a second. We going to get something to roll on you. Now, we ain't going to carry you. How about that? She been a little less than cooperative. I think she'll simmer down now. >> Okay, fellas. You're at the hospital, not the jail. So, these people are here to help you. They don't need you yelling and fighting and screaming. Okay. >> So, if I take that humble off your feet and I let you sit up on your own, you able to do that? You going to be cool with us? I'm going to take it off her feet around. Just want you to run or play. You're not up to jail. Let's have them come under here. Thank you. All right, just give your feet a second. Let them stretch. Let's probably asleep or something. All right, set them right there. When you're ready to sit up, let us know and he's going to help you sit up. Okay, >> your wheelchair right here for you. Okay, we're just going to sit down in this wheelchair whenever you're ready. >> All right, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to swing your legs around and I'm going to put them kind of in the front of you. Okay, he's going to help you sit up at the same time. All right, there you go. All right, get your legs under. There you go. >> All right, scoot that side. >> She's coming that side. >> Where'd that come from? Pocket. I got it. After receiving medical assessment, she was eventually booked into jail for possession of a controlled substance, battery on an LEO, and resisting arrest. Just like that 17-year-old 20-year-old Amaya completely lost it on cops whose only crime was to intervene after she turned the street into her own battlefield. >> I don't know who it is. >> They [ __ ] reverse into >> hit Butch when Butch got out because they were parked blocking the road. So he gets out. They smoke him with the car. >> STOP. >> NO, I'M [screaming] MAD. MY WHOLE BACK WINDOW'S BUSTED AND YOU INVOLVE IN YOURSELF. YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT >> NOW YOU'RE going to catch extra charges. >> Yeah, you are. You already existed. On April the 13th, 2025, officers received a call reporting a late night disturbance involving a woman later identified as 20-year-old Amaya, who turned the street into a war zone, chasing another woman and striking her male friend with her car. They rushed over to the scene, thinking that it was one of those fiery situations they could easily put out. But little did they know that hell was about to be let loose, and they would be caught up in its fiery flames. >> Stop. STOP. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] >> STOP. SO we figure OUT WHAT'S GOING ON. >> BROKE MY WINDOW. MY BABY RIDE IN THAT BACK SEAT. [ __ ] YOU TALKING ABOUT? MY WINDOW BROKE. NOBODY. >> YOU WANT SOMETHING DONE ABOUT IT? >> NOBODY ELSE. I'M ENTERING this [ __ ] picking with me for three months. >> THREE MONTHS. SHE'S 31. I'M 20 YEARS OLD. Just turned 21. You're both adults. >> She's still picking with me. Leave me alone. I'm getting a pistol. Right there. That car. >> Which one? >> Right there. That's them. >> Continue down. The vehicle with the headlights is going to be the other vehicle. >> They're waiting for ME TO PULL IN. THAT'S THEM. >> SO, so what happened? >> We were just going down street. Honestly, you were going down street. No, >> I'm sorry. >> Stay here. They're not stopping. >> They pulled sideway. They pass us. Me and my friends going like 85 miles per hour. Turn the car sideways. Break check me. Start yelling. I don't know who it is. >> They reverse into >> hit Butch when Butch got out because they were parked blocking the road. So he gets out. They smoke him with the [ __ ] car. >> So they're chasing me. I had to hit the roundabout in my apartment complex. They're sitting right there waiting for me. >> That was the scariest thing I've ever experienced. Like >> it's that car >> right there. They're waiting for me to pull back in. And I don't mean to be screaming on the phone, but that was scary. They came at me head on like going like 30 miles per hour. >> No, they flew around us. >> It literally my I feel like I'm about to have a anxiety attack. >> Do you need EMS? >> No, I don't. But it just scared the out of me because like I don't even know. They flew up on my friends and I was like >> now. >> They were like, "Is that you behind us?" I was like, "No, I'm in front of you." They passed us going like 90s. Hit the [ __ ] brakes. And I was like, "Okay, you know what? Just go on ahead." They literally pulled the car sideways and blocked the road, got out, started yelling. So our friend gets out, they back and hit him with the car. >> And then >> did they do this damage? >> No, no, no, no. This is from an animal. >> Okay. >> No, but they were trying to hit me. I hit Okay. I pulled into my apartment complex. I know that you can drive over like >> cuz they wouldn't go. They wouldn't leave. >> Okay. When you pull into the first apartments, there's not like a real big like bump. You can drive through the parking lot and hit the other way. You know what I'm saying? There's two different ways to get in that parking. So, I sped in there going fast as hit that go out the other way and they just like follow me. Okay. So, then I go down that road and they like zoom past me, put their car right in front of mine. So, I have to back up because they're getting out charging me. They charge me like three times. I don't even know who the [ __ ] is. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license? >> Well, we can't if you don't cooperate. Do not leave. >> So, what the [ __ ] I just heard someone. >> That's a good question. I have no idea. >> Who are you talking to? SHUT THE UP. WHY YOU ALWAYS IN SOMEBODY? SHUT THE UP AND GO BACK THERE. >> STOP. >> NO, I'M MAD. [screaming] >> I KNOW. My >> I'm not trying to yell at you. >> I'M KIDDING. MY WHOLE BACK WINDOW'S BUSTED AND YOU INVOLVING YOURSELF IN YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT. CALL YOUR MOTHER BACK OVER THERE. >> NO, CUZ I'M GONNA HAVE TO REPLACE IT. NOT YOU, NOT HER, NOT CARLY. ME, SHUT THE UP. >> SO, this was the first time though. >> So, we screamed like to him to move, you know? I don't know what else she has, but like we were trying to get her to move. She's blocking all of us and we're trying to get through. She >> That's what she did. I mean, I don't have the other ones, but >> Can you play that again? >> Sorry. >> I don't even know who it is. She came around us on G Street. Who owns her? And then the like. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm not worried about it cuz this is the same we deal with all the time. >> I just came cuz I heard someone yell and I thought someone was hurt. I didn't know. >> I some man I don't know. He the back window. >> While the cops were still interrogating the victim and some eyewitnesses, the young lady continued acting off the rails. An attitude that would eventually seal her fate sooner or later. >> I'm telling Maya to pull off her window shattering. I'm trying to call the police because someone just bust her out too long ago. >> Okay. >> What? >> Would you do it? Would you do us a favor? >> Would you would you do us a favor and just just step back over to the house for a minute? >> Talk to me to the house for a minute. >> Okay. I don't I don't talk to me BACK UPSTAIRS. YOU DON'T LAND BACK HERE. GO UP THERE. >> WHY? WHY ARE YOU DOING WHY ARE YOU acting like an idiot? >> Because look at my window shade. It's No, IT'S NOT. CUZ MY BABY is there right here. It's gone. >> Is your baby there? >> Everything I worked for, it's gone. >> Okay. >> What do you mean? I'm the only one that's >> It can be replaced. >> I'm pissed. I'm the ONLY ONE THAT'S GOING TO HAVE TO REPLACE. >> You can the window. >> I don't have no money. >> Daddy. I don't want to have no money. >> Do you have insurance? >> I'm angry. Stop telling me to calm down. >> Do you have insurance? >> I have nothing. >> This is the only thing I own. >> Okay. >> If mother want to be around, come back home. I don't care. >> Do you hear me yelling at you? >> Calm down. >> This is where my baby >> yelling at me. Well, before I said that, >> I was yelling and you told me to calm down. Don't tell me to calm down. >> I said just stop. Well, if you don't got a water, be quiet cuz I'm not going to calm down. My baby ride in this car. I have to take him to daycare in his car. Are you going to replace my car? >> Can I wear a calm down? >> No, you're not. >> Give us something until we figure out what's going on here. >> No one that pulled up is going to pay for my car. So, shut up. >> I have to fix this by myself. >> The insurance will if you talk to us about what happened. >> Report is not going to do anything at all. I have liability. And when insurance sees that you filled out a police report, the insurance will cover your window. >> Okay. Well, give me a police report after that. >> I'm here to take you. >> Show Show me this again. >> This was the first time. >> So So this the road was blocked. >> Yeah. They wouldn't move for us to get through. And >> they wouldn't move. >> She backed up. She hits him twice. >> She Yes. Twice. Well, not that this was the first time that she tried. We screamed, "Butch, move." >> So she did it again. Yes. No. Three times. It was It was three times. >> The second time hit you again. >> So, how were you involved in all this? >> We were stuck in the road. >> We were behind the road. >> They were road raging in front of us. We stopped. >> They flew around us laying on. >> So, how did our window get broke? >> My hand and my elbow. >> She hit you. >> I don't know if that's broke. >> Fantastic. >> He's saying he doesn't want EMS, but he was hit by a vehicle, so he should probably be looked at. You still haven't brought me a report paper. >> Okay, we are trying to get all this figured out. >> But how if you not haven't brought me a report paper yet >> and my busted my knee is scraped because I'm chasing the who busted my window. How have y'all not What? What do you mean? H I didn't touch her. I didn't do nothing wrong besides stop my car. You want to give me a ticket because I stopped my car in the middle of the street cuz a mother busted my window. Don't walk up on me because it's y'all two on my granny. It should not take three of y'all to walk up on me. Don't walk up on me. Y'all two can step back and he can talk to me or one of y'all can talk to me and the other two step back. >> You said it yourself. You passed them. >> I passed them. Pass them. >> Stop your vehicle in the middle of the roadway. No, that's not what I told you. I passed him on. >> But it's what you did. >> No. >> And I know that because it's recorded. >> Are you going to tell me or are you going [music] to listen? >> I mean, I could listen to you all day long. So, show me the recording. >> So, it's a crawl for me to pass people, RIGHT? I DIDN'T PUT MY HANDS ON NOBODY. I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY CAR. I didn't put my hands on nobody. >> Two vehicles. >> Okay. Is that illegal? >> Okay. >> Was that a no passing street? >> Stop your vehicle in the middle of the roadway >> because he busted my window and grabbed on my door. Yes, I'm going to stop. What do you mean? >> What do you mean? >> If somebody grabs on your wife's car, you don't want them to stop and check them. You don't want them to stop and defend theirel. >> So as you were driving, somebody grabbed you. >> What did I do wrong? Tell me what I did wrong. >> Tell me what I did wrong. Tell me what I did wrong, please. >> While the cops are doing their best to make sense of what she was saying, she wasn't quite down for any more explanations. Her mind was set on giving them a firsthand experience of what it was like to deal with a hotheaded 20-year-old. >> Back into an individual and hit >> because he busted my window. He busted my window. Look at my window. He grabbed on my door like this. Literally like this. And Shakira said he grabbing on your door. I said, "What do you mean he grabbing on my door? I ain't here." Cuz >> the video I just watched, he's standing. >> They videoed up. They video me doing not them. Of course they're going to video it. They video them doing me doing stopping. Is that illegal? Is me stopping in the street illegal for me. Okay. So give me a ticket. Give me a ticket. >> Go write the ticket. And then >> you hit an individual with your car. >> Because he busted my window. >> Okay. >> Why would you choice? >> And I didn't even hit him. >> Hey, Crawford. Choices made the motor vehicle. DO NOT LEAVE. DO NOT LEAVE. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. STEP OUT. STEP OUT OF THE VEHIC. I'm not I'm not Amaya. Please step out of the vehicle. >> I know. No. Please. Just listen to them. Please. Please. Get out. >> Get out. They not talking to you. They talking to me. >> No, but I didn't. >> Had you drove away? That's fine. >> But you hit an individual with your vehicle. >> Maya, I did what? Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out of >> No. No. Okay. Listen me. >> No. No. No. No. No. Okay. Listen. >> I'm not doing Mike. Come on. Please. >> No. I didn't hit >> I'm not going to jail. >> I got to call you back. >> The last thing I want to do is put my hands on you right now. >> Don't Don't Don't >> I do not want you to get hurt. I do not want you to get drug out of >> Always the black people. It's always the black >> has nothing to do with that. >> Do what y'all got to do. I'm not getting [ __ ] >> Come on. Get out. I will get out with you. I will get out with you. >> I'm good. I'm not going to jail. I'm not getting No, >> you're not going to go to jail. I'm not. What's going to happen is we're going to go up to the PD and you're going to >> Don't touch me. I can get out. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> I'M GOING TO HAVE TO TOUCH YOU. >> Stop pulling on me. >> She's complying. >> Put your hands behind. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I keep telling you that. Stop [ __ ] up on me. >> Australia wasn't resisting. >> Now you're going to catch extra charges. >> Yeah, you are. You already resisted. Listen to me. >> I resist. Look at running. I was getting out of the car. >> I was getting out of the car. You grabbed me. I YOU GRABBED ME. I WAS TRYING TO GET OUT. THE [ __ ] >> I was trying to get out. AND YOU GRAB ME AND THIS WHITE. >> STOP. >> Put your hand on my neck. Put your hand on my neck. >> You want to play with me? >> Don't play with me. >> You don't want to play with me. >> No, you don't play with me. >> Maya, please. >> I'm already in handcuffs. [ __ ] my your hand on my neck for I'm already in handcuffs. >> Because he didn't have you fully in yet. >> Why isn't two men arrested? >> I already knew it was going to be that. It's always >> What's your granny number? >> It's always the black people. Maya, what is your problem? >> Because women can be just as least. >> She's a woman. She's a woman. A white woman. She's 11 YEARS OLDER THAN ME. >> YOUR POINT. >> You hit somebody with your vehicle. >> Okay. >> Like what the >> That is why you are in handcuffs. You hit somebody with your vehicle. >> The Is >> this your vehicle here? >> Right there. >> Okay. Hey, Davis. >> Want to hit your unlock >> right here. >> Right here. >> You're not telling me to stop walking, so I'm not stop walking. >> Step in the vehicle. M. >> I can't. I can't see. >> Don't pull my >> Now you can see. >> Actually, you can't wear it in the vehicle. >> Yes, I can. I wore it the last time. >> Step up in the vehicle. >> I wore it the last time. You're not >> Give me my bonnet. >> Put your foot in the car. >> Give me my bonnet. >> Put your foot in the car. >> Stop talking to me. >> For the officers, placing her in cuffs was good remnants to bad rubbish. Now, they had one more task left before hauling the suspect off to jail. >> Right there. >> Shakira, do you have anything you need to get out of the vehicle? >> So, her car getting towed? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I can't take her car. >> No. No, ma'am. >> It was used in the commission of a crime. That's being towed. >> Like, where is her from? >> Do you have any car seats or anything that needs to come out of it? >> No. No. Okay. >> Over by the police cruiser, EMS had arrived and were examining Amaya, who somehow managed to show the medics just how much of a rebellious hotthehead she could be. Someone who had just gone toe-to-toe with cops and wasn't afraid to take them on. Also, >> right now, no. Will you Well, can you itch my face? >> My face itches. >> You need your face itch? >> Yes. >> I can't itch it. So, can you please itch it for me? >> Where at? >> I promise I'm not going to throw on you. >> Where does your face itch? Am I? >> On your nose. >> Under your nose. Like on my left side. >> On the left. Yeah. >> On your left. >> Oh, your left. Not my left. Right there. I promise I'm not drawing on your face. Am I? >> Am I going to zero? >> Well, you're at least coming up to the PD for now. As far as if you go to Marian County, I have no idea. I don't decide that. Okay. So, do me a favor. Put your feet back. >> Leave the door open. It's hot as [ __ ] >> No, we do not. We got the door. >> You can't You can't stand right here. We're sitting because I still got stuff that I >> roll the window down. You can't roll the window down. >> Nope. Cuz I don't hear any bars over. >> You can't turn the air on >> there. The air ain't even going in there. >> I said you can't turn the air on. It's hot. I'm hot. >> Okay. Well, hang tight. >> This is incredible punishment. I I'm hot. I'm telling you that I'm hot. Can you please crack the window or turn the air off? I will not crack the window, but I'll turn the air on if you ask nicely at least. >> I just asked you and you said no. You said the air is not on. I said, "Can you turn the air on?" I didn't ask if the air was on. I said, "Is the air on?" >> Okay, put your foot back. >> Can you turn the air on? Please ask. >> Okay, put your foot back in. >> You can slam that door. It ain't going to hurt. >> While the medics were still examining Amaya, one of the officers decided to turn to the victim again. This time she had more disturbing details to reveal to the officer. >> So it was your car that got hit. Got it. >> No, this is from an >> Oh, I was >> She tried to smoke me, but I honest honestly I probably sound like a lunatic on the 911 call. I don't even care. Okay. It was one of the most scariest experiences of I've had >> that. I believe >> like and I didn't even know. What makes even more scary is I have to live across from her and I had no [ __ ] idea it was her or Shakira who called me a fat and all this. >> You might want to look into getting a new apartment. >> Oh, I already have been looking. I tried to get an OP too for me and my kids cuz they're like we're going to drag you through the parking lot with your kids big you and your kids. They denied me a OP. This is why I wanted a OP. Like I gotta hurry up and [ __ ] get to my car every goddamn day because I don't want no problems >> and I got two babies. >> But like I don't. >> Now it was time to head to jail. And for a second the officers thought Amaya would have learned some lessons, but they were wrong and they're about to find out in the worst way possible. >> Amaya, we're headed up to the police. >> I need my phone. >> Where's your phone at? >> In my car. I've been knocking for 10 minutes. walking past. Hold on. I need my phone. >> Hey, Crawford. >> It sounds Amaya. It sounds like Shakira got it. >> I need my phone. How am I going to get home? I don't have my key or my phone. How am I going to get into my house? >> Shakira has it. So, you >> How am I going to get in contact with her? >> You know where she lives. >> How am I going to She live right next door. >> Backing around to the PD. It won't be won't be me. >> I'll be transporting this female up to the PD. Beginning mileage is 56. How the [ __ ] I hit you if you was supposed to be in your car? How did you get hit if you not in your car? How did you get hit if you supposed to be sitting in your seat in your car with the seat belt on? How did you get hit? That don't even make sense. It won't even make sense. Like it makes no sense. Nice. Good morning. You want those custom? >> Well, come over here. Place up against that wall. Can you get my hand out first? Damn. I'm just telling you. >> You're not even out. Like, damn. Still got my hand out. My bad. I don't freaking You just went up to the college, >> huh? >> You just went up to the college and was against you. Oh, my bad. >> No, I did not. >> I thought that was you. >> Nope, it was not me. >> Cuz I was trying to say I missed my I'm glad I did. >> Hey, am I that nose ring that you got in? You got to take >> I'm not taking I'm going to jail. You got to take it out while you're here. Yeah. >> No, I don't. I was just here like 3 weeks ago and I didn't have to take it out. >> Well, >> I can't take this. Well, can I get a mirror? At least you can put me back. Just come with me. Can I take it out in the mirror? >> Why do you got to take it out in the mirror? >> Cuz I can't see. >> You can't feel to take it out? >> No. I'm asking >> everybody everybody else that I >> It's not coming out then. I just asked you let me go back. >> Well, take your shoes off. You got to kick your shoes off. I refuse to take it out. I actually take it to the bathroom. I cannot see it. Everybody else that I've ever asked to take out a nose ring, they've been able to do it by themselves without having >> Yeah, I can't. I got nails on. I definitely [clears throat] can't. You got a bag? >> I'm going to put it right there. >> No, I need it in the bag. I don't need y'all to lose it. >> It's not It's literally going to sit on the desk. It's not going to get lost. >> Get lost. >> It's not going to get lost. >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated battery with a weapon, illegal transportation of alcohol, resisting a police officer, and reckless driving. Up next is when a routine traffic stop spirals into pure chaos after a woman who had a big problem taking orders from anyone [music] attempted to outrun the police. >> Mom, stop. You didn't originally have your seat belt on. Okay. >> Do you have my seat belt on? >> Okay. Driver's license insurance, please. You did not. I saw you. Roll down your window >> and going to PULL ME OVER. >> ROLL DOWN YOUR WINDOW. >> MY WINDOW IS DOWN. >> THANK YOU. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO PULL OFF. Stay right there. >> HEY, DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. >> I'M JUST LETTING YOU KNOW YOU'RE BEING ARRESTED FOR FLEEING OR looting a traffic stop. Okay. >> May the 17th, 2025, officers initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle after they noticed the driver wasn't wearing any seat belt. When they approached the driver to talk about the stop, they discovered that she was up to some crazy mischief. >> Hello, I'm Deputy Giani. I'm at the Kenno County Sheriff's Office. The reason I'm stopping is you didn't originally have your seatelt on. Okay. >> I did have my seat belt on. >> Okay. Driver's license insurance, please. You did not. I saw you. >> I did. I saw you. >> What's that? >> I saw you. I had my seat belt on. I literally just got in the car. I had my seat belt. >> Okay. I did not see your seat belt on. >> So, how did I just put it on that fast? >> No. You had a plenty of time to get it on when I was behind you. >> What's that? >> Just be on you. You looked at me and you saw I was black and you just >> Absolutely not. >> That's exactly what you're at. >> Absolutely not. Stoping you because you didn't have your seatelt on. >> Ma'am, you have a gray sweatshirt on. Okay. The seat belt is black. All right. When I looked at you, I did not see your seat belt on you at all. >> I saw you when I first pulled out. If I wanted to put on my seat belt, I could have put it on. >> Okay. I'm not I'm not here to argue with you, ma'am. I'm not. Okay. So, you're going to be receiving a citation for a seat belt. I can go my way out here. Y'all >> driver's license. >> Every time. >> Are you still on Chicago? >> Please give me my ticket so I can go cuz I don't like y. >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry that you've had a bad experience, but if you please follow the law and wear your seat belt and everything like that, you wouldn't get pulled over. Okay. >> Do me a favor. Stay in your vehicle and I'll be right back. Give me one second, miss. Okay. >> What the officer didn't know at the moment was that a simple seat belt violation was about to become the least of his worries once he ran her ID. >> Miss, I also need you to roll down this back window for me about halfway, please. >> No. Call your Call your person. No, I don't have to do that. Call somebody. Call >> Yes, you do. >> I will wait. >> I have to check your window. >> Ain't nobody in here. Call your boss. No, no, NO, NO. >> THAT'S FINE. That's fine. >> Hold down YOUR WINDOW HALFWAY. NO, I'M NOT CALLING YOUR CALL. >> I'm not calling. >> I'm not calling anybody. >> Roll down your window, please. >> You see packages right here. >> I need you to roll down your window, please. >> No, you found the way to >> roll down your window, please. >> Roll down your window. I need to check the window tent for the back. The max is 35%. >> Can I please down? >> More down, please. More down. >> More down. >> He basically trying to force me to let I don't care. IT'S NOT MY CAR. IT'S A RENTAL CAR. SO IF YOU BREAK IT, I'm not going to >> I'm not breaking your car. You're responsible for this car, miss. You're >> No, you're the ONE THAT'S ARGUING. >> ROLL down your WINDOW >> AND PULL ME OVER. >> ROLL DOWN YOUR WINDOW. >> MY WINDOW IS DOWN. >> THANK YOU. NOW STOP ROLLING IT UP >> DOWN WHERE YOU CAN GET IN HERE WITH ME. THAT'S WHAT I'M NOT DOING. I DON'T WANT TO IN my car. >> Ain't nobody get in your car. >> So I got insurance. I'm working. Yes, I need a car cuz I asked him to call his boat and he won't call his boat. He's sitting here trying to peel my tent off and check my tent. He's trying to find any reason to give me a ticket. First he said >> she's unhappy. You can disconnect my checking window. >> No, you can disconnect one call. >> I want a white shirt. I want a I want a bone. He just any reason to give me a >> Listen, ma'am. This is 28% in the back. It's a brand new car. IT'S NOT MINE. >> You're still operating it. All right. >> Can I please get a white shirt, please? >> You're not getting a white shirt. >> And then I'm asking for a white shirt. He telling me I'm not getting a white shirt. >> If I ask for a white shirt, he's supposed to call in for a white shirt. >> One thing was clear at this point. Her reaction was a well planned antic to prevent the officer from trying to find out if her window tint compliant with the law. >> So, unless I'm I'm asking for >> All right. Do me a favor. Stay in your vehicle. I'm going to pull off. >> You're not going to pull off. Stay right there. HEY, DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. >> OKAY. SORRY. She just took off. >> Okay. 35. We're stopping station one. Open the car. Open the car. Can I deal with you? >> Open the car. Not right now. >> Open the car. Open the car. Open the car. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Open the car. >> I'm going to the DON'T CAN YOU TOUCH ME? WHY DO WE HAVE TO TOUCH ME? >> THE LADY JUST GET WHY IS HE GOING TO BE SO AGGRESSIVE? >> YOU JUST STOP. I JUST TOLD HIM I'M GOING TO THE POLICE STATION. AND YOU GET THE RIGHT TO GO TO THE POLICE STATION IF YOUR SAFETY feel when you're detained on a traffic stop. >> I WAS NOT DETAINED. >> ON A TRAFFIC 95 YOU can explain. Just give us a second. Okay. >> Listen. He said he was pulling me over because I did have on my seat belt. Um had chicken on my lap. Ain't no way I could have put my seat belt on that thing. >> I didn't see your seat belt. Can't drive off on a public. >> I said can you please hurry up? I'm working. CAN YOU PLEASE HURRY UP WITH THIS? >> CAN I TALK TO HIM? >> I'M JUST letting you know you're being arrested for looting a traffic stop. Okay. Fine. Listen. >> Stop. >> I say I don't have anything. >> Okay. >> All I said was, >> "Can you hurry up with the ticket so I can go back to work?" He said, "Okay, >> KEEP TURNING AROUND." >> WHY DO WE GOT TO GRAB THIS? >> STOP. For now, okay? >> I'M NOT MOVING. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> FOCUS ON THE front of the car. Okay. >> HE'S DEAD WRONG. AND THEN I SAID, "EVERY TIME I COME ON, Y'ALL HARASSING ME." I SAID, "YOU BEING RACIST." >> WHAT IS THIS? WHAT is this in here? I CAN'T SEE NOTHING. >> OKAY, THIS. OKAY. >> All I say was you being racist. He say, "Oh, no." Now he come back with a WINDOW CHECK. THIS NOT EVEN MY CAR. IT'S A RENTAL CAR. >> All right. Come over here. >> Is that all you being a picking up? Please get another officer. >> We're going to get to the car real quick. >> Just let you know everything's a bit better recorded back. >> I KNOW. AND I'M GLAD AND I'M ON THE PHONE WITH Can I finish talking to the police? >> Nope. You're not. >> This man is being aggressive, MAN. OFFICER. HE HAS TO ANOTHER OFFICER DEAL WITH ME. WHY DO HE HAVE TO DO IT? >> WE'RE GOING TO GET YOU. >> HE'S BEING AGGRESSIVE. CAN I TALK? >> NOPE. WE'RE DONE. >> Oh my god. This is crazy. He is playing. Excuse me. Can I please say something to another officer? Can you please bring my phone with ME TO SHOW MY PROOF, PLEASE? >> YEAH. >> Excuse me. CAN Y'ALL please bring my phone to the station? Because that's my point. Can you listen? I'm begging. Y'all won't even respond to me. AND THAT'S WHY I SAID THIS THE PART WHERE I SAID I want to go to the station. You ain't even responding. You being racist. >> Absolutely not. You're not supposed to take off on a traffic stop. >> So, it's a lawful detainment. You are not allowed to just to drive off. >> Absolutely not. Not absolutely. >> Absolutely not. I need that. >> We'll go ahead and bring it for you if you calm down. Okay. >> You're not fine. >> This is crazy. All I really want you to Listen, I told them >> cause an accident or somebody injured by pulling that stunt you just did. >> Can you I did not speak. >> Can you listen to what I >> No, you took off from a traffic stop is what you did. >> Listen, you said you was giving me a ticket for my seat belt. I said, "Okay, can you hurry up? I'm working." You You start checking my Like, you're not trying to listen to me. >> SO, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO LET me talk to you cuz you making it seem just took off as I was criminal. >> Absolutely. You took off from a traffic stop. >> Police station and you heard me say that. You heard me clear as day tell you I'm going to the police station. Now you said I just took off because anyway y'all just be lying. Can y'all please make sure y'all write white shirt there when I get there? Now you don't know. This exactly why I said this is why I didn't want to deal with him. Now all of a sudden my driver's license missing. This is why I wanted the white shirt to want to go to the station. When it finally dawned on her that her recklessness had only complicated things, she quickly figured a way out of the situation. Or so she thought. >> That's why I said then you trying to say that's if you don't feel safe WITH THE OFFICER, YOU GOT THE RIGHT TO DRIVE TO the police station and I told you I was going to the police station. You lied saying I JUST FLEEDED OFF. HOW I FLEED OFF. You got my license. But so it was no point of fleeing if you had my license. I told you I was going to the police station cuz I asked you for a white shirt and you TOLD ME NO. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO ASK for a white shirt. I did it many times. put my house on and kept going to the police station. They never told me that's no flee and no officer then you make like I I'm literally why would I run from a seat belt ticket? CAN YOU EXPLAIN THAT? WHY would I run from a a um seat belt ticket? Right. You can't. That's not nothing to run from. I told you I'm going to the police station. I asked you for a white shirt six times. You told me no. Can you please make sure you bring my phone in the [music] station, please? So I can talk to a white shirt with my phone. We'll have a We'll have a supervisor come when we're done. >> You didn't call the police. >> Huh? >> You didn't call the police. You called 911. That's not the police. >> And you told me I can't do that. I called the police and I asked IF THE POLICE I CALLED THE POLICE. The lady TOLD ME THAT I CAN GO TO THE POLICE STATION. >> HEY, Y'ALL GOING TO TELL ME ONE THING. >> Evans evidence. >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> I LITERALLY CALLED THE POLICE. I TOLD HER I don't FEEL SAFE. SHE SAID I COULD GO to the police station. I asked her, "Can you hurry up and send police out?" I need to >> Excuse me. Can I please talk to one of them, please? I just want That is crazy. >> You threw it on top of the hood. >> No, I didn't. >> You did. You snatched it on my hand when you grabbed me and threw it on the hood. >> I'm not lying about nothing. I'm saying I don't have no reason to lie. I'm literally working. All them like I'm literally working. That's damn wrong. All I asked you for was a white shirt and you weren giving me a white shirt and THEN YOU WONDER WHY we feel the way we feel. Then you say you not being racist. This ising racist. Then you got a FLEEING OFFICER. I DON'T GOT noing reason. I'M NOT AING CRIMINAL. I didn't feel safe. I saw HOW YOU APPROACHED ME. ALL I ASKED WAS for a white shirt. BUT WE GOT THE right not to want our own safety. >> I told you you were on a traffic stop. You weren't free to leave. No, it's not how it works. >> It's not how it works. >> No, I don't have to provide you a white shirt when I'm conducting an investigation. I was going to complete my traffic stop. If you want to talk to a supervisor, then you're more than welcome to do so. Okay? But you cannot listen to me. Listen to me without interrupting. Okay? You cannot under no circumstances when you are pulled over, you are detained. You are not to leave until you are told that you are free to go. I was conducting investigation. You decided to take off from me. That is considered fleeing and eluding. Do you understand? Okay. But listen to me. You do not have a right just because you want to talk to a supervisor cuz you are in a disagreement with a traffic stop that you can just take off from a traffic stop. Secondly, when you are told you are under arrest, you need to comply and exit the vehicle. All right? 911 is not a police officer. They provide us with addresses and stuff of their emergency. Okay? They have no authority to tell you that you can take off from a traffic stop, which I highly doubt they would recommend. If you have a complaint, okay, you do not have a right to just take off. And that's that's the end of it. I'm not going to discuss it any further with you. Now, once you go to court and everything, you have your every right to do so. Okay, miss. I'm not preventing that. All right? You were going to get a citation for a seat belt and that was it. You were going to receive one citation for equipment violation for a seat belt and you were going to be on your way in the next four minutes. Now you're going to jail because you wanted to do that. Okay. You can argue anything else in court. I have a I have a deputy in charge coming to the jail so you can file your complaint cuz it's your every right to do so because at this point we're in a controlled environment and what I need to get done is officially done. Okay. >> She was later charged with fleeing and eluding a police officer and cited [music] for not wearing a seat belt. In yet another case of a rebellious hothead thinking she could go toe-to-toe with the police. This security officer went from taunting the officers and daring them to use force to suddenly begging for leniency. >> Don't touch me. THE GUY WAS WATCHING YOU. I KNOW YOU'RE NOT. COME TOUCH ME. ME. GO AHEAD. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. WHAT THE >> WHAT THE [screaming] I promise I will never harass you guys no more. Please. On July the 14th, 2022, dispatch sent officers to a store after receiving a report that a member of the store security staff was causing a disturbance and refusing to leave the premises after she was fired. When officers arrived, they initially tried to reason with her and encourage cooperation. Quickly became clear, however, that their earnest pleas were like water against a rock. At that moment, they realized talking alone wouldn't resolve the situation, and they would probably have to handle it the old school way. >> Touch me and you'll GO TO JAIL. TOUCH ME. >> Go ahead. Touch me. I know you're NOT THE POLICE. TOUCH ME. THE CAMERAS ARE RIGHT THERE. TOUCH ME. >> Calling 911 now. >> All right. >> OKAY, MA'AM. THE UM THE ADDRESS IS I'M NOT LEAVING. NO WAY. >> OKAY. OKAY. >> I JUST showed up and this is what happened. >> Okay. You'll see. >> Who is Mr. Mlan? >> All right, ma'am. >> So, you just want her to leave? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Come to me. TOUCH ME. THE CAMERA'S WATCHING YOU. I KNOW YOU'RE NOT A COP. COME TOUCH ME. Come touch me. >> COME TOUCH ME. COME. YOU HAVE TO LEAVE. >> COME AND MAKE THEM TRACK THE GPS. ARE YOU GOING TO LEAVE THE PROPERTY? >> I'M NOT LEAVING. >> Why not? >> BECAUSE I KNOW YOU'RE NOT A REAL POLICE. THE CAMERAS ARE OBVIOUSLY WATCHING YOU. THAT'S CALLED KIDNAPPED. STOP BEING DUMB. >> All right. Are you going to leave the property? >> I'M NOT LEAVING. COME to me. >> Okay. >> 1645 back. >> Are you Who's the manager here? You a manager? >> Yeah. Come me. >> You just want her to leave THE PROPERTY? >> YEAH. COME. >> ARE you willing TO PRESS TRESPASSING? >> COME. >> OKAY. >> SO, you need to you need to leave the property. If you don't leave the property, you will be going to jail for trespassing. What are YOU WEARING? WHAT? WHAT POLICE THAT? WHAT ARE YOU WEARING? >> I'M GOING TO warn you one MORE TIME. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> YOU will be going back. >> Do not touch me. I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL. I'M SITTING RIGHT HERE. COME TOUCH ME. >> OKAY. >> Go ahead. >> Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands RIGHT BACK. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. Put your hands back. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. WHAT THE WHAT THE >> GROUND LOOK? [screaming] >> YOU WILL NOT FIGHT ME. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? [screaming] >> Give us your hands. >> Stop touching me. >> STOP RESISTING. >> STOP ONE. Bring it back. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. HELP ME. Help me. [screaming] >> LET GO OF THE CUFF. >> LET GO OF THE CUFF. >> Help me. The camera's WATCHING YOU. THEY'RE TRACKING YOU DOWN. >> Don't touch me. Get off of me. I will leave. Get off of me. I will leave. Get off of me. >> Get it on. Thank you. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> WE DONE. >> YES. >> Are you kidnapping me? >> STOP KIDNAPPING ME. >> STOP KIDNAPPING ME. Stop it. Get the off. >> What the? >> Heads up. >> YOU WILL GET TASED. >> WHY are you tasing me? >> Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. >> God. >> Stand the up. >> Get off of me. What the right there? >> Walk. >> Let's go. >> What the? You guys are real. >> You are really >> We're done with this. >> Listen to me. >> What are you doing? >> You going to go back TO THE GROUND? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> YOU WANT TO GO BACK TO THE GROUND? >> You have a child. What are you doing to me? >> Please. >> We're going to go back to the ground. >> Please. >> You are under arrest. >> For what? >> Battery on a law enforcement officer resisting arresting violence and trespassing. >> Do you UNDERSTAND ME? >> WHAT ARE you doing to me? >> Get the on the ground. >> Stop doing that to me. [screaming] >> HELP. While the officers were having a hellish experience putting her in cuffs, one of the officers turned to interrogate one of the store's employees, but nothing prepared them for the disturbing statement she was about to make. >> Why she was being removed is she was saying that she speaks to demons and that she hears voices and she >> said all that. >> Yeah. This is why she was being removed from the site. Um, she would then just like when she's looking instead of she just like look at you like that fast like kind of scary, >> right? And she works for you. She formerly worked for you guys. >> Yeah, she was literally just hired like rehired 2 days ago. >> Okay. >> And we put her to train with the young lady and they were asking her to be removed because that's what she was saying. And I guess they had told her yesterday just because of what she was saying and just the whole she was I guess she was told not to come here to come >> and she still came here today. >> Got it. After taking the employee statement, the officer turned to join his colleague when another of the store's employees dropped a bombshell that was about to give them insight into the real reason the suspect had been behaving unruly. >> Right hand. >> Who's got a bat? >> You can take my phone. >> This right hand to the front. >> We got to take it off and put it in the back. [screaming] [laughter] >> Bring her hands. Bring your breathe. >> Put it behind your back. >> My phone, please. >> Look, you got to listen. >> PUT IT BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> OKAY. >> MA'AM, just relax and let them and follow instructions. >> OKAY. >> Oh my god. >> Got it together. >> Please, please, Ollie. I promise I will never harass you guys no more. Please, please. I'll move. I promise. >> Okay. >> I promise. >> Please. >> On your ass. STAND THE OFF. >> DON'T DO this to me. You guys are >> watch right. >> I don't want to go. >> I don't WANT TO GO. PLEASE. >> PULL THE CAR DOWN HERE RIGHT PLEASE. I have a mom. Please. I never see my mom. Please. >> Stand up. Stand up. Okay. >> Stand up. Start walking. Come on. >> All right. Grab her legs. >> Grab her legs. Grab her legs. GRAB HER LEGS. >> [screaming] >> GRAB HER LEGS. >> YOU got it, Jordan. I got the He got No, that wrong one. Wrong one. Wrong one. >> Listen. No. Put it on the ground. Put her on the ground and we're going to >> get a wrap. We're going to wrap her legs. Let's go. >> Please. >> Guys. Please. You guys ARE DOING SOMETHING WRONG. I'm telling you guys, stop. Please. >> Give me one. >> Stop. Stop. >> Help him out. Help him grab her legs. >> Ma'am, stop resisting. Okay, >> stop resisting. >> The medic's going to give her right there. >> Okay, get in the car. >> Give her a shot. >> Give her a head. They'll give her the head of me. >> Got it. >> Oh, yeah. >> I promise. >> Yes. Get in the car now. >> Please. This is my THIRD TIME. PLEASE. >> PLEASE. >> PLEASE. >> PLEASE. >> Push it back. >> It's hurting. Stop. Right there. >> Call the trapard. Call the trap card. >> Once she was inside the police vehicle, they turned to interrogate some of the store's employees again. The lady had been mentioning a particular name throughout the process of trying to get her restrained. So, they decided to inquire about this individual. >> The request to remove her, I guess. Um, >> last two days ago. >> Okay. Who's this Jordan person? She >> keeps >> Okay, Jordan. I have no clue. I don't know who Jordan is. Our members aren't named Jordan. >> Gotcha. >> And that's just that. So, >> okay. >> Can you briefly take me through what happened today and what you observed? >> Sure. So, this morning when one of the managers came upstairs, he said it was an officer downstairs that was causing some issues was waiting for [laughter] another manager to arrive um the one that removed her from the site. So, she was waiting for her. He asked her to um leave the property. She refused. She was just stating that she sees and hears different voices and we're all going to jail. She's called the real police just screaming at everybody coming in the door. And then when the when you guys showed up. >> Meanwhile, the suspect had begun to calm down. Apparently, under the misguided belief that a sudden show of cooperation would magically erase her earlier misconduct. Whatever sparked that delusion, it was clearly playing tricks on her mind. >> Hold on. Let's see if the medics want to check her out here. Maybe they can give her something here and get her calm down. >> Are you guys okay? You all right? >> She bit me. Is that broken? >> She bit you. >> No, it's not really broken. All right, we'll document that. Yes. If if Let me see how she is. >> Actually, these must be yours. >> Please, sir. I want to go home to my mom. Please. >> Okay. You're under arrest. So, you got to calm down. >> Please. >> You keep biting us, but you're under arrest. Do you understand that? >> It's just the only reason why it's black is because I keep pulling like crazy stuff out of it. Please. I get up in your >> You attacked my officers and you bit my officer. Okay, you can't do that. >> Sir, please. >> There's nothing you can say that's going to get you out of going to jail. Do you understand that? >> Not today. >> Nothing. >> Did we double check her for weapons? Um, resident, >> no weapons? >> I didn't search her real good. >> I did not. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> She's got to get searched before we go anywhere. >> Yeah. Have the medics come back this way and we'll try to see if we can get her on a stretcher. Guys, I ALREADY WENT THROUGH IT. WHY do you guys do this to me? I already went through it. YOU GUYS SEE? I ALREADY WENT THROUGH. WHY? WHY? >> Come and sit. Come and sit down. >> Please. I can't. >> All right. >> It hurts. It's stopping my blood. >> You're okay. Look away. >> Oh, it's stopping my blood. >> All right. Come on. Step up. Come on. Yeah. Give her a quick little search if you can. >> It's >> It'll make you feel better. You get on the stretcher. >> You guys know I can't talk to my mother. I can't do nothing. Please, >> Rosemary, we're just going to the hospital right now. Okay, just calm down. We're going to the hospital. >> We're going to the hospital with the fire department. All right. >> Can I tell you guys one thing, please? >> Guys, why do you guys will see when I go through stuff? Why do you guys make it worse on me? You guys already SEE WHAT I WENT THROUGH. >> We're trying to help you. >> But why you guys are being so mean to me? I know I did wrong. >> Trying to help you. >> Okay. See, that's nice. >> I'm sorry. >> Nice and easy. We're taking a ride to the hospital. You're going with the fire department to the hospital. Okay. I need one officer to go on the rig. On the rig. >> I'll go. Someone takes my car. >> I'll go in the rig. >> After all was said and done, she was charged with battery on Anio, resisting with violence and trespassing. Just when it seemed that these rebellious hottheheads couldn't get any more reckless, this teenager let her defiance run wild, leading her straight down a slippery slope toward her worst nightmare. >> Can we give you a ride somewhere, or is there somewhere else you can go for the time being to prevent this from escalating? >> Yeah. Yeah, I can go to my grandma's. >> Bro, they keeping with me. Why is y'all KEEPING WITH ME, BRO? DAMN. >> Taking me to jail. BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HAND BACK. >> Told you not to come back on property. And you playing games. >> On April the 27th, [music] 2024, officers in Orlando responded to what seems like a routine call of some teenagers caught up in a neighborhood fight. On arrival, they tried to piece together what went down and prevent future reoccurrences. >> They already left now. >> Okay. >> The one that the other two females that got uh left, >> they were in apartment 106. >> Uh there's another lady that uh >> bro, let us know when OPD arrives, please. >> OPD on um there's a lady down there that's in the dread. >> Still need 24 to come. about let me talk to OPD see what's going to happen but uh they got in a fight out here there's a lady with dread somewhere down there with the white shirt >> okay >> that was implicated in the fight >> and this is >> is this from the same as before >> same case number where the was involved >> but I don't know if she's going to come back now but she definitely lives in apartment 106 and I just try to tell them >> a lady who lives in like the uh Chevy I see. >> Yeah, >> but they left in another car. >> Where the [ __ ] is that? >> I didn't get >> Where did that lady live at? >> I don't know. I was trying to ask the lady in the drench. >> I don't know. >> You said white with like >> Do me a favor. Y'all kids get out of grown folk business. >> Get out. >> Hey, who you talking to? >> Go get your butt in the house. >> So, the lady right down there in white and gray shorts. >> Yeah. Black sewers >> or black sewer Toyota. >> Okay. >> Police. Some people was fighting. >> Yeah, they're fighting. >> That's not good. [laughter] >> That's pretty. That's pretty. >> I'm back. >> Let me see. >> Yeah. >> He just told me what's going on. I don't know. I was in here the first time. >> I just told the officers that just left. I said 106 going to with me when y'all leave. I was down there. Mom and I been having a conversation with some females. All I know is a car was the car just sped in or whatever. They jumped out on me. They were like, "What's up? What's up?" So, I'm by myself. So, I told them what's up. They jumped out on me. Then you got this little female. You got that female down there. She get every damn thing. >> What do you mean? There's a whole bunch of females coming. >> The fact one is having a baby. Whatever. She keep She >> What is she wearing? >> She got a dress. >> She has a dress. Can you point her out to me right now? >> Come over here so you can point her out. >> The one that's in the all the color. >> So every time something going on, she right there. >> They just jumped down on me. She didn't actually She just like verbally instigated him. She didn't actually jump in on it. >> No, she didn't jump in. But she probably basically told him why I was going cuz I was down there by myself talking to some females. >> All I know is you live where do you live at? >> I don't stay over here. So I'm visiting. >> Is there what what can we do to prevent this from escalating? Cuz I don't want them to come back, shoot you, jump out with a knife. >> I don't know. They stay over here. They stay over here. Is there anywhere that is there anywhere you can go right now or can you go into an apartment? Can you go somewhere else with your friends? That way we could prevent this cuz I I really don't want this to escalate into some kind of violence. More violence than it already has. You want to press charges? >> Huh? >> You want to press charges for these females attacking you? >> I just told them, but they not listen to none of >> you just told. >> I told the officers. They say it's really nothing they can do. I'm willing to have you if you're wanting to press charges. I mean, you can write a statement. We can try and identify who these people are. They seem like they stay here. So, somebody should know who they are. We'll drag them down eventually. Doesn't mean that they're going to go to jail tonight, but eventually they'll have to answer for what happened, but it's up to you. Is that something you're interested in or you just don't want anything to escalate any further to? >> I don't know. I just told them I said when when when y'all leave the police they going to keep with me. >> All right. So, what do you think is going to happen when we leave this town? >> They going to keep with me, bro. They stay here. >> Is there anywhere can we give you a ride somewhere or is there somewhere else you can go for the time being to prevent this from escalating? >> Yeah. Yeah, I can go to my grandma's house. Okay. >> The officers were genuinely concerned for her safety and ready to do whatever it took to protect her, [music] but she had no intention of listening, igniting a chain reaction of chaos that would eventually catch up with her. Did you get over there? >> She stayed down the street. >> Where? >> Do you Do you need a ride? Do you have a vehicle here? >> Yeah, I can go down there. >> Look, you got to come back on property. Just I know you live here, but don't come back since she doesn't live. >> I don't live here. I'm just visiting. >> Don't come back. I can't. Do >> you have a car? Do you have a way of getting? >> They right there. They right there in that G sign, bro. They keep with you, bro. All right. Do you want to leave or do you want to press charges? What do you want to do? >> They need to just stop you with me, sir. >> Okay. I can't. >> My head hurt right now. >> Okay. Do you want to press charges? >> I already did. What they just Oh, >> I just did all that. >> You filled out a statement? >> Yes, we just did it over there. We both did a statement. >> Who took this out? >> I don't know. I got >> Hold on. Well, let us figure out what's going on. >> Have you seen a big old code 10 pop off out here? >> Out here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You have? >> Yes. >> When? >> Jernigan. >> No. No. Out here. >> Oh. >> Oh, it's wild out here. What's going on? >> The same complex. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Same complex. >> You want to trespass her from the property since she doesn't live here? If she's not willing to leave, I don't know. >> Let's ask her first and then that's going to determine my decision. Can >> you come back over with me? >> Can you leave to deescalate the situation, please? >> I got >> because you don't live here. [cheering] >> Because if if you're not going to willingly leave on your own, then he's going to have to trespass you because this is going to keep happening >> and I don't want somebody to get shot, somebody to get stabbed, or somebody to get hurt worse >> is my primary concern. Okay? >> I know you want to be here with your friends. Maybe you can meet up somewhere else or do it on another day or something like that. If you get trespassed, you're not going to be able to come back here for a whole year >> and you'll be subject to arrest. >> Do you have a way to leave here? >> Oh, you won't be trespassing. >> Well, she she she's going to leave. She might just need a ride out of here. >> How far is your grandmother? >> Stay down there. Um like couple blocks like down the street. >> Is it mile radius? >> Yeah. Yeah, >> I I could possibly take you home on the other side of the window, man. >> I don't trust nobody sitting behind me. >> Dr. So, you probably want to take his offer and just call it >> I would just just take the ride home, call it a day. >> All right, let's go do that. >> If we keep coming out here, someone said, "I'm going to go to a jail for some reason to get hurt before we get here. I don't want somebody to get shot over some >> Yeah. I don't need another case on my hand either. >> Can he just give you a ride to your grandma's house since she lives right around the corner? >> Maybe you can meet up with your friend somewhere else. >> Okay, do that. >> All right. Listen, you got two options. Either you leave, he's going to give you a ride or you going to be >> My mom is coming to pick me up. >> Well, how long is it going to be? >> I don't know. She's coming. >> Okay. Give us a time frame. >> I'm not going to trespass >> because it's a problem. This is the second time she come here. She doesn't leave here. >> But she don't leave here either. >> All right. Call your mom. Get a time frame for us. >> Listen. Call your mom so we get a time frame. She said she coming. >> Okay. Get it. Give us a time frame cuz we're not going to stay here forever. >> 20 minutes. 20 minutes. >> How you know it's 20 minutes? You just say you don't know. >> Call your mom to get a time frame for us. You going to be trespassed. Exactly. I need a lieutenant. Give me the lieutenant name and number. >> She's not getting a lieutenant because she's the problem. SHE >> doesn't leave here. >> She doesn't. >> Okay. Are you getting a time frame or not? charge me to be with somebody. >> Okay, this is Listen, this is what you can do. You can go wait for your mom right out front or just trying to get the right food security. happened to her while she stand. >> With her defiant attitude in full swing, she was quickly turning the cops from allies to enemies. But that reality was about to hit hard and she wouldn't see it coming. >> All right, we're going to wait here until your mom pick you up then. And if your mom don't pick you up after 20 minutes, then you going to be trespassing. >> Okay. Well, we don't know what's going to happen on the road. It might be an accident her mama stuck in. >> Mom. >> Okay. He being ridiculous. Oh my god. >> Y'all making your ass. [laughter] >> Leave the property. You're on private property. >> Bro, they keeping with me. WHY DOES Y'ALL KEEPING WITH ME, BRO? DAMN. >> Leave the property. You're going to end up going to jail if you refuse to leave the property. >> Get out. >> Just go outside. >> God, bro. Damn. >> They going to do something. >> Yeah. Y'all cops know y'all dead wrong. Y'all dead wrong. >> One bad decision after another. She kept pushing her luck to the limit. But this time, she might not get off so easily. >> Oh my god. You are trespassing this property for one year. If you return on this property, you walk back. >> Stoping with me. LIKE I'M STANDING RIGHT HERE. LIKE I understand why you keep saying >> here's your copy of your trespass. >> Leave me the alone, bro. >> Just you get served with a copy. >> I don't want it. >> You don't want it? >> I don't want it. >> Okay. You put food back on that property. I will take you to jail for trespass after a warning. >> Shut up. >> Okay. All right. >> So, you don't need to copy. That's fine. >> Let's go. Stand right here. >> If you don't want to copy, that's fine. >> You put food back on the property, you'll be subject to arrest. >> Oh, yeah. She gone. I'm not doing with me. >> I told you not to come back and grab it. Come back here. Put your hand behind your back taking me to jail. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND your back. Back up. >> BACK UP. >> I'M NOT WHY YOU got to do all that? >> You don't need the bum. You're good. GET BACK HERE. >> I GOT IT. I GOT IT. >> I got it. You can record ALL YOU WANT, BUT BACK HERE. >> You can record back here. >> YOU CAN BACK UP. >> DON'T TOUCH HER. >> GET OUT. >> SHE HAD A WHOLE DAY. THEY DON'T GOT TO ACT like that. Another lawsuit. Another lawsuit. It don't matter. >> Go. IT DON'T MATTER. >> PUT HIS hands on me. >> Who you want to brush? >> Yeah. Brush charges. Who? >> Right here. >> I told you not to come back on property and you playing games. [laughter] I got two. She wasn't ON THE PROPERTY THOUGH. SHE WAS NOT ON THE PROPERTY. >> YES, SHE WAS. >> SHE WAS ON THE PROPERTY. >> SHE GAVE SO MUCH TIME TO LEAVE and she WANTED just put her right over there. >> EVERYBODY WAS GAY. >> SHE WAS NOT ON THE PROPERTY. THEY ALREADY RECORDED so it don't matter. >> She was by the gay. >> YEAH, SHE'S >> SHE WAS BY THE GAY. HEY, YOU BETTER you better release her from what? >> She was not on that property. >> Hello. Hello. HELLO. HELLO. YOU CAN'T GO TO my knees. >> HEY, LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING. >> Hold on. legs. Ready? >> Even in cuffs, she refused to quit, digging herself deeper into more trouble. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. LET GO MY >> Stop resisting. >> WHERE YOU GOT MY >> STOP RESISTING. >> WHY YOU HURTING ME FROM YOU? RELAX. Watch one with your arm. >> Okay. Watch one with your arm. >> Let's put two handcuffs. >> Let's fix the Let's fix the handcuffs. >> Back up. >> Don't tell me to back up. >> You don't bum rush them back. >> Don't tell me to bump. Back up. >> Listen. Y'all can bum rush, but y'all we can't bum rush. We can't protect her. We're not bum rushing no one. >> WE'RE NOT RUSH HER. >> THAT'S BECAUSE SHE WASN'T LEAVING. >> THEY BUM RUSH HER. >> THAT'S BECAUSE SHE WASN'T LEAVING. >> OKAY, IT'S ON THE CAMERA. >> Record it cuz WE'RE RECORDING, TOO. >> YOU ALL OVER THIS. >> It's right here. >> You can actually go to Orlando and get a public record soon. >> You're going to jail. >> No reason. Get it handled later. No more fight. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO JAIL. >> THEY JUST WANT TO SIT YOU DOWN. >> One person at a time. Sh. >> Just get in the car. >> Check this out. >> Stop making that. And you hit one of the officers. You going to get a charge for hitting the off battery on the Leo. JUST GET IN the car. Sit down. Sh. WE KNOW THAT. >> JUST GET THAT PART. >> Sit down. Just chill. Just chill. Just calm down. >> I'M GOING TO JAIL >> FOR NO REASON, BRO. I wasn't even on hold on property, bro. >> EVERYTHING YOU TOLD ME, PLEASE. >> Somebody on my back. We're going to have to carry her. >> Let's go. >> Are you going to carry her? >> Yeah. If you kick me, it's going to be an additional charge. It's a felony. >> Don't do it. >> Watch your back. >> Get out. >> Bro, what is I'm going to jail for, bro? >> Trespass after warning. Resisting an officer without violence. Probably battery LEO. >> Bad on a Leo. I WASN'T EVEN ON THE PROPERTY. WHAT THE [ __ ] >> SLIDE HER ALL THE WAY BACK. PLEASE. LET'S GO, BRO. BRO, let me TALK TO MY MAMA. BRO, LET ME TALK. >> YOU'RE GOING to jail, >> bro. Let me go. >> You're not kicking your legs, >> bro. Let me move. >> What the [ __ ] bro? What the [ __ ] >> All right, let's pick her. >> Get on the phone. >> You'll be able to pull the whole thing. >> The report has everyone's information on you. >> How are we going? >> We told HER MULTIPLE TIMES. INSIDE THE GATE THOUGH. >> BEEN HERE THREE TIMES AGO. >> She was outside the gate. >> Once she was TRESPASS when I pulled up, she was still there. >> No, she she was outside the gate. In the end, she stacked up a whole list of charges, including trespassing, resisting an officer without violence, and even battery on a law enforcement