Get out. Put your hands back here. I ain't doing Put your damn hands back here. Behind your back. Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes a simple stop turns into a deadly encounter when officers unknowingly confront someone far more dangerous than expected. One minute it's standard procedure, the next it's a fight for survival. >> Put your hands on the hood. >> I can call her. >> No. No. Stop reaching your pockets. >> Stop. >> You don't have to treat me like this. I've not done nothing wrong, sir. Please help me. >> Help me. >> Here are several intense moments when cops have pulled over the wrong people. Starting with the moment an officer pulled over a couple who turned a traffic stop into a battle of firearms 364 contact fire. I'm hitting the arm. On June the 16th, 2023 in Dwayne'sburg's Connectity County, New York, state trooper Richard Albert was on routine patrol when he clocked an SUV flying down Interstate 88 at over 100 mph. He initiated a traffic stop, unaware of who or what he was dealing with. As he approached the vehicle, he was met in a way no officer ever expects. Bulse 108 fired. 3G64, I need assistance. Fired bomb post 108. >> 364. The suspects, later identified as 32-year-old Nelson Troshi and his girlfriend Alicia Areoli, bolted out of their car and tried to hijack another one as the stakes were getting skyhigh. Despite being struck in the shoulder, trooper Albert went toe-to-toe with them and was determined to take them down at all costs. >> 3G64 contact shot fired. I'm hitting the arm. Battle post 108. >> Check 364. >> 364 fired. Miles one of Dwayneburg. One black male, one white female of fleeing west to eastbound. [music] If they just hijacked a vehicle, it's immobile because it was in a collision. It's a Ford pickup. Get down. >> Ford pickup hijacked vehicle. Are you secure? >> NEGATIVE. NOT IN CUSTODY. I'm hitting the arm. Put your hands up. >> Put your HANDS UP. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> Get out of the vehicle. 3G22 3G 23. >> Get out of the vehicle. Put your HANDS UP AND GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> 3G22 3G 23. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> 3G22. I need to start eastbound. Have a trooper involved. >> Be adviser. Still, >> put your hands up and get out of the vehicle. >> Believing fire. >> Get out of the [screaming] vehicle. Put your hands up. Put your hands [screaming] up. Come here. >> Put your hands UP AND GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. Put your hands up. No further. Caller stated that he got into an accident on 88 and AC 3D64. I need assistance. 08. It's going to be the town of Dwayneburg. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Red one 51. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP AND GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> Wounded and in pain, the trooper refused to give up. Meanwhile, the suspects grew increasingly desperate with every passing second, knowing that backup was closing in fast and their window of escape was almost gone. 64, be advised I'm hitting the left arm. Put your hands [screaming] up. >> 64 1118. 3G64. All eastbound traffic is stopped due to a collision. I have the suspects ho down in a vehicle they tried to obtain from the collision and it's immobile. They're inside actively. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> 3G64. Consecr >> the shoot on foot fleeing into the wood line south of I 88. Going to need aviation and a canine. >> Put your hands up. >> Stand up81. >> He's going to be wearing, I believe, jean shorts or running shorts and a black hoodie. He's armed with a silver hand running short eastbound mile marker 108 for troop Albert. Turn around. >> Describing as a black male in running short, a black hoodie armed with a silver hand. >> The pair fled into the woods, but their run wouldn't last long as backup swarmed the area and troopers closed in. Troshi ended his own life while his girlfriend Areoli was taken into custody. Trooper Richard Albert was rushed to the hospital, treated for his injuries, and made a full recovery. In 2024, his courage was recognized when the American Association of State Troopers honored him as Trooper of the Year for his bravery during the harrowing encounter. When it comes to cops pulling over the wrong individuals, this case ranks high up on the list. Here's the moment officers encountered a suspected armed robber who thought he could out. >> Hey, turn around. I'm not doing anything. >> I haven't done anything wrong. Stop. >> I'm not breaking the law. >> Don't me. >> On June the 7th, 2025, officers were dispatched to the 12,200 block of Meadow View Circle in Lancaster, Los Angeles, following a report of an armed robbery. The suspect was a Hispanic male wearing a black shirt and jeans who had just robbed someone with a firearm before fleeing eastbound on foot as deputies coned the area. One spotted a man later identified as 31-year-old Eric Berios matching the description in the 1000 block of West Avenue J12. What happened next was nothing short of surreal. >> Just take your hands out of your pockets. Put your hands on the hood. >> I could call her. >> No. No. Stop reaching your pockets. >> Stop. Stop. >> Put your hands on the pocket. >> I can call her right now. Stop. Turn around. >> Just call me right now. >> Come here. >> Vanessa, stop. >> Vanessa, the sheriff has turn 11 suspect back. J12 just east. >> Hey, turn around. >> I'm not doing anything. I haven't done anything wrong. Stop. You're not breaking the law. Go. >> As the officer moved in to detain him, Eric made a sudden move that escalated the situation to a level the deputy never saw coming. >> Talk to her. Touch her. Touch her. Please talk. >> I'm not doing the wrong. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop. Stop. Please arm. >> Stop. Give me your arm. I'm not doing that wrong. >> Stop. Give me your arm. You're doing nothing wrong. I'm not doing that arm. Get on the ground. >> Stop. >> Give me your arm. >> Please, please, please, please, please. I'm not doing it wrong. I hope I helped her out. That's the doctor. >> Put your back. I'm arresting him right there. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Put your hands on your back. >> You don't have to bet to train me like this. I'm not done wrong, sir. Please stop. >> Please. >> Please stop. >> Stop moving his arm, bro. >> Please. Please. >> His other arm. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Please. >> You want to know when you're >> stop reaching? Stop. >> Hey, 47. In a desperate moment, the suspect made one last desperate attempt to escape the officers. Although it was a decision that could have cost him everything, he took the risk anyway. >> Hey, put your shot. [screaming] >> Turn again. Turn again. 98. >> You okay? >> Where you hit my leg? >> Where? >> 998 998. 9989. >> Is a suspect or deputy? >> Deputy hit. >> Deputies immediately began administering medical aid to Eric while waiting for EMS to arrive, but it was too late. It [music] passed away on the scene. However, one of the deputies was rushed to a nearby hospital with an injury to his lower torso and admitted for treatment. He eventually made a full recovery. Just like Eric, here's the case of Leonard Cure, [music] a man who gambled his life by taking resisting arrest over a traffic stop to an extreme. >> Put your hands back here. >> I ain't doing Put your damn hands back here, dude. >> Who are you? It's >> behind your back. Yep. >> On October [clears throat] the 16th, 2023 in Camden County, Georgia, a deputy on routine patrol spotted a vehicle tearing down Interstate 95, well above the speed limit, he decided to initiate a traffic stop. Unaware of what would eventually unfold, behind the wheel was 53-year-old Leonard Cure, a man who had spent 16 years wrongfully imprisoned before finally being exonerated. The deputy had no idea about Cure's past or the deep trust issues he carried toward law enforcement. And in that unfortunate moment, what began as a standard stop was going to take a turn no one could have predicted. >> STEP OUT. GET OUT. Get out. Put your hands back here. >> I ain't doing Put your damn hands back here. >> Who are you? Staff Sergeant Sheriff's Office. >> My name is Wayne. I don't care. Step to the rear of this vehicle >> in the name of >> In the name of the law of the state of Georgia. Step back here now or you're getting tased. I'm going watch me now. >> Put your hands on the back of that truck. >> Do you see that? >> Put your hands on the back of that truck. The back of the truck. >> Both hands. Turn around. 34 can send me another unit. One non-compliant. >> My car. >> Your name is officer who? >> Staff Sergeant Alders with the Camden County Sheriff's Office. >> Who county? >> Camden County. Put your hand behind your back. >> Do I have a Do I have a warrant? Wait. Wait. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Either put YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK CUZ YOU'RE GETTING TASED. I'M TELLING YOU that right now. >> Why am I getting tased? BECAUSE YOU ARE UNDER ARREST FOR SPEEDING AND RECKLESS DRIVING. >> I'M not driving. Nobody was hurt. How was I speeding? >> YOU PASSED ME DOING 100 MILES AN HOUR. >> OKAY. So that's a speeding ticket, right? >> Sir, tickets in the state of Georgia are criminal offenses. >> I don't have a ticket in Georgia. >> You do now? >> WHY? >> YOU PASS me doing 100 miles an hour. >> Offense and what? I'M NOT GOING >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YES, YOU ARE GOING TO JAIL. >> For reasons only known to him, Leonard refused to follow any of the deputies commands. With each passing moment, the officer's [music] patience wore thinner, setting the [snorts] stage for an ALLOUT SHOWDOWN. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Put your hands behind your back. Yeah. Yeah. [panting] SIT DOWN. STAY DOWN. Sit down. Captain, STAY DOWN. DO NOT GET [screaming] UP. STAY DOWN. Stay down. Stay down. SUSPECT DOWN. CAN YOU SEND ME HELP? STAY DOWN. STAY DOWN. >> Stay down. >> Are you clear? >> We have ON THE WAY. STAY DOWN. [screaming] DO NOT GET UP. You all right? Got back up coming. >> Yeah. Cover him. COVERING. VERSE eight ad out of my trunk. Hey, you look at me. You ain't going no damn weather. You don't need nothing from me, right? I go or you >> get a statement from him. >> You want a statement before I go? >> Yeah. >> As backup rolled in, the deputy finally caught a breath, still reeling from the moments when his life was nearly choked out of him. While the suspect lay motionless on the ground, the deputy hoped his simply wounded him, not realizing it was something far more severe. God damn it. Following Is that [ __ ] my glass stuff on I can't see. >> Fighting me. I can't find my glasses. Where we at? >> We're back here somewhere. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. It was bad. I'll be on my way in my seat. your glasses. Mine back. Take a deep breath. And just soon as we get down here, get you off. Everything change out. Everything is fine right now and we'll go from there. Okay. Stay right here. Just relax. Don't need to say nothing. >> What the? >> Just relax. He jumped out to help me. >> God damn, my face hurts. Good. Good. >> Head up, buddy. Hey, head up. Head up. >> I'd rather be I'd rather be you sitting here. Yeah, >> you're good. >> Did you land? >> What the? >> Hey, I'd rather be for you sitting here. You're good. >> Okay. >> Hey, good, man. Seems good. Get him checked out. We'll get him out of here. >> Yep. Yep. I mean, how many small people got up there? All hands were on deck as officers fought to revive Leonard, but their efforts were in vain. He had paid the ultimate price for his insubordination. That was undoubtedly crazy, but nothing compared to this teenager who turned a simple stop into a full-blown bloodbath. >> Stop resisting. Stop reaching. Stop. >> Stop reaching. Stop reaching. >> Stop. >> I'm trying to get you >> good, bro. >> Yeah, I see the >> It's right here. >> Yeah, I see. I see it. On May the 29th, 2025 in Chicago, officers on routine patrol attempted an investigatory stop on a man later identified as 19-year-old Nathaniel Fedgerang. But the moment they moved in, Fedgerang bolted, triggering a chain of events that was about to spiral out of control. >> Stop resisting. Stop reaching. >> Stop reaching. Do not reach. >> Give me your hand. Stop reaching. Watch my hand. >> Give me your hands. >> I GOT MY HAND. >> I GOT LIGHT. I GOT LIGHT. I GOT LIGHT. >> Stop racing. >> Stop breathing. >> For some reason, best known only to him. He ignored every command the cops shouted, acting purely on impulse. A choice that would end up costing him dearly. >> STOP. >> I'M TRYING TO ANDREW, stop 256 at the police. >> Ambulance legis and South Avenue. North Avenue. >> 256 380. Got one. >> Got one offender down. Got one recovered. >> Oh my god. a time stamp for the tourniquet squad. >> Hey, offenders here. I got a gun here. Hey, I >> CLOSE THE DOOR. >> YOU HIT ANYWHERE ELSE. >> Take his vest off. >> The bullet exchange sent [music] the cops into a sudden panic as one of their own went down. Hit by the suspect. They rushed to his side, desperate to help and praying that the injury was not life-threatening. >> We got to sleep. Hey, I do right here, bro. In the neck in the head, bro. He He >> My radio's not working. >> My radio's not working. Somebody have a working radio. >> Good. >> So, I went over there with everything. Okay. >> Get [screaming] him out. GET HIM OUT OF HERE. >> HEY, LET'S PUT IN A HANDCUFF. LET'S PUT THIS COVER. Give me the alley. I have >> Hey, are you good? Is he in the leg? Get his hand. Get his head. Get his hand. >> Get his hand. Get his hand. Go get his head. I'm sleeping. Okay. I'm sleeping over here. I need >> my secure. Do not touch anything. >> Stay on it. I got deep breath. Deep breath. Take a deep breath. We got you. We got you. >> Take a deep breath. >> I can't. I dropped the off. >> Yeah. Yeah. Turn to get up. >> So I went over the airport. [laughter] >> You did a sweep. You did a >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Hey, shears. She cut his >> over there. Looks like you bro. recover. >> Yeah, I see the >> It's right here. >> Yeah, I see. I see. >> I got to get you. >> Got to apply first aid to this guy, man. >> I cut your cut pants, bro. >> Are you able to lean up a little bit so I can take your >> Hey, I have to cut your pants. Okay, bud. >> If you are, >> just move my hand. Come here. Come here. I got you. >> Okay. Hold this guy. Hold this guy. >> Andrew. >> Andrew. Anderson. ANDERSON. >> YEAH. YEAH. WE GOT ANDREW. Pull up the car. Pull up the car. Left. Pull left. Go left. >> Go left. You got the keys on you, >> Andrew? Hey, get out of the way. Get out the way. Go, go, GO. [screaming] >> Get him in the car. >> Get him in sergeant CAR. GET HIM IN SERGEANT CAR. OPEN. >> Get in there. >> Get in there. >> Get in with her, man. >> Yeah. Go. Go. >> Both the wounded officer and the suspect [music] were rushed to the hospital. The officer was treated and released later that day, but Fedgerang was pronounced deceased upon arrival. Just like Fedgerang, who thought he could out the cops, 48-year-old Joshua Coffee tried a similar play by luring a deputy into the line of fire in a calculated bid to end his life. >> You got ID on you? >> No. >> No. >> Yeah, maybe in the car. >> Yeah. Do you mind getting it? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. Really? Get the on the ground. >> On June the 30th, 2025 in Niles Township, Berian County, Michigan. Deputy Cal Landon of the Berian County Sheriff's Office approached a vehicle reportedly parked on private property. At first, everything seemed routine. That was until one of the occupants, later identified as 48-year-old Joshua Coffee, made a move no one saw coming. >> What's up? >> All right. Yeah, I'm just curious. >> Sorry. >> No, you're good. >> Lean 1413. Can you run an Indiana commemorative for me? >> You got ID on you? >> No. >> No. >> Yeah, maybe in the car. >> Yeah. Do you mind getting it? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. Tom Charles Sam 451 Indiana commemorative. Really? I got one running for me on foot on South Third Street heading south. Stop. You're going to get tased. You're going to get chased, baby. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. LET ME SEE YOUR HAND NOW. >> Appearing exhausted from the chase, he tricked the deputy into believing that he was surrendering. But beneath this act was a dangerous ploy he was ready to unleash. >> No. >> Get the on the ground. Very hard. It's not third street. One suspect down. >> I need help officer. >> I don't know. Oh my god. Barian run medic. Call supervisor. Oh my god. >> Are you good? >> [panting] >> Where the am I? She obviously took off the car. I'm going to be crossing P6 Maine nearer on South Third Street in the little park. Oh my god. [panting] There you go. >> [panting] >> He pulled a fire pulled a height towards me. >> Okay. Go sit over there. Go sit over there. Fortunately for the deputy, he escaped without injury. But the suspect, Joshua Coffee, was pronounced lifeless on the scene. From one unhinged individual to another, taking on cops. Here's the case [music] of an intoxicated Karen, who somehow turned a simple traffic stop into a full-blown standoff with the cops. >> I've been very plain professional with you. >> That's fine. So, open the door. I will get in, but you're not about to push me in no car. I'm not doing it. >> You took my phone for nothing. >> Get off of me. >> You took my phone for nothing. >> This is >> honestly one of the more bizarre interactions my life career. >> On March the 19th, 2023 in Ohio. While on a routine patrol, police officers spotted a car pulling into a fire department parking lot. As they approached to lend a hand, it didn't take long to realize the woman was in no condition to be behind the wheel. And that moment, things started to go south in more ways than one. Did you hit something? >> No, not that I know of, but it seemed like >> It seemed like it's something. >> It's your wheel well fell off. >> Something rubbing. >> Your wheel well cracked. You see the plastic on your wheel well up under there is cracked. >> Yeah, that's what got stuck back behind your car. You didn't hit anything coming down the road. I mean, not that nothing that I know of, but when I was driving earlier, I kept hearing it like >> scrape. Yeah, it was like scraping. But I'm like, what is that underneath my hip that keep on scraping like that? But it's this whole time it's scraping. So, I don't know what could make that come down like this cuz I didn't hit nothing. So, what will make that fall down? >> I don't know. It looks like it almost got loose and cracked. >> And it's loose. Yeah. So, is it anybody I can pull that off? >> You could Let me look under your car. Make sure. >> That's crazy. I mean, it's nothing. So, it's I can't even turn my steering wheel to because it's stuck in between there. >> Yeah. I mean, that's all it is. That's what that debris is. >> Now, did you >> I mean, I wasn't I didn't hit nothing. So, I'm confused about why it's even underneath my tire. >> If something got kicked up in from the roadway, maybe got lodged in there. I don't know. >> Don't look like it. >> That's why I'm like, what is in here? Because it don't look like unless it's right here. >> Yeah, that's the insulation from the >> that's always back in there. It's the insulation from the engine compartment. >> We can pull it out now. I mean, I don't know what it does. >> Yeah, it's attached to the car. What the I'm not I'm right here cuz I'm confused. Why would my tire be doing that? Because I'm not stuck in between here. I can feel I was stuck in between. So, I'm not even in between nothing. So, what right here? I'm going to pull it up. That's crazy. >> Look at that. That's >> Yeah. >> What the >> I don't know. It might have already been loose. You may have hit a rock or something on the highway which then knocked it or not the highway but the roadway. >> And it looked like you hit a curb >> at some point. Wait, was that today? >> Oh my god, look at my tiger. You know what? I couldn't even tell you because my brother had my car earlier. So, he probably could have hit a car and just kept on going and didn't know because my tire went flat. But my Oh my god. >> Yeah, you definitely you might have hit something there looking at your tire. It looks supposed to get that. I just got my car. I ain't had my car for an hour. I got my car. >> Look, that's >> I got my kids and I'm like >> fresh. >> So, what did you hit? >> I didn't hit nothing. I just I literally just got my car. My brother had my car all day. I got my car an hour ago from the house. I came back. I left bowling, came back up here and was on my way home. So, ain't no way. >> Where Where do you live at? >> I live on Courtney. >> Okay. 400. Copy a plate. >> John Tom Frank 20006. >> That don't look right to me. My car was not like that yesterday. It's making me irritated. This >> Well, that I mean, you hit something fairly recently. Did you hit a curb? Not that I I just came from Bowling. I literally came from my house, gone. I went up to Capri Lane. Went to Caping. >> Clear. >> Lift left the free lane, came up this way, came up the street, and heard that >> a driver with no clue how she got a fresh dent on her vehicle, was clearly unfit to be on the road. But that wasn't the end of it. She wasn't done causing trouble. And before long, she'd expose herself with barely a nudge, showing just how much trouble she could stir up when the pot was already boiling. >> Do you own the vehicle? >> Yeah, this my car. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? Do you have your ID on you? Just >> I live everything out my house. I was literally going out the door and my kids. >> What's your first last name? >> Raymond. >> Can you spell that for me? >> R A Y E. Date of birth national >> social outreanes and alcohol beverages. >> No, I didn't have I had Do you know your social? >> I was I keep my >> That's not my >> All right. Well, hang out. >> Indiana, so I wouldn't even >> You're not from Ohio? >> No, I'm not. >> Is your your ID through Indiana >> or is it through Ohio? >> I got Ohio Indiana, but I got it on but I do have Ohio Indiana. You have an Ohio ID? >> ID? Yes. >> Okay. >> I do. I've been here long enough. I've been here since my mom. Well, since I was like 15, 16. My mom, whatever. >> Hang out here for me. Okay. >> I mean, just to be honest, when you hit a curb or something, it's not that big of a deal. What? >> But my thing is like, >> what did what did you hit to cause this? >> That's what I'm saying. Because I did not hit nothing when I was leaving. I drove off regularly. That's what I'm saying. My brother had to have this. >> Did you hit something earlier today? >> No, I didn't have my car. That's what I'm saying. I ain't have my car all day. That's what I'm saying. My brother had to hit something and get it back to me like that because when I was driving, I didn't hear it until I hit that corner and then it start screw and I'm like, >> well, hang out here for me. Okay, >> Cy. Corey, step back here. Just talk to me for a second away from the kids, >> you can hang up the phone. >> Can you get off the phone for me so I can talk to you? >> Female. It's possibly bad info. So, >> you said you're the registered owner of this vehicle, right? My sister is >> So you [music] your name is Corey. >> I just looked at the B&B photo. I know that that is you. Why did you give me bad information? >> Is it because your license is suspended or is it because you've had a little bit of the back? >> Huh? You said what? Don't take the phone for me. >> Don't Don't do that. >> You're going to have a seat in the back of my car till we can figure out who you are. >> That's fine. >> And you can't have your phone while you're back there. >> I have my phone. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you can't. Stop. >> Don't touch me. Please don't touch me. >> Ma'am, step over to my car. >> Please do not touch me. >> Step over to my car. >> What? He do not [music] need to touch me. All I'm doing is trying to get my kids home. He do not need to touch me. There's no reason for him to touch. >> You can. You have one option here. It's to step over to my car. What I'd like to do is figure out what's going on. >> That's fine. And I will do that, but don't touch me. >> So, step up to my car. >> That's fine. >> And give me your phone. >> Don't touch me. I'm not giving you my phone. My mom's on the phone. I'm not giving you my phone. >> My mom's on the phone. I'm not giving you my phone. >> Step up to my car for me. >> I'm at your car. >> Turn and face it. >> I'm at your car. I'm right here recording. >> Turn and face the car. >> I'm I'm at the car. There should be no reason why I be the time I'm at the car right now. >> If you try to touch me or anything, you're doing extra because I'm at the car right now. You try to touch me or anything extra. >> I'm giving you very simple commands and you're not listening to me. >> I'm right here at the car. I'm right here at the car. So, there's no reason for you to grab me. I'm right here at the car. >> I'm trying to explain myself to you. It didn't take long for her to make it crystal clear. She was no walk in the park. A polite chat that wasn't even on the menu. The officer was about to learn the hard way that this wasn't just any Karen. She was a psychotic one ready to turn the situation into a full-blown circus. If >> you're going to talk over me, then you're going to go in handcuffs. You're going to have a season over you. I'm not talking. I never talked over you. Now you I ask you for to for you to stand next to this car and for you to give your commitment. Whatever you need to do. I never said this to you. >> Okay? >> I never said that. You can turn the door. I'm I'm facing the car. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. I'm facing the car. >> So, you >> Why are you being so standoffish? >> I'm not. >> You do understand. Falsification is an arrest. >> Stand off. I'm standing right here at the car. You want me to stand here and do this? I'm not doing that. I'm standing right here at the car. You can open the door and I can get in the car. You want to be able to force me in the car. You're not doing that. You have no reason to do that. I'm standing right here at the car. You can open the door and I can get in the car by my right. You're not about to sit here and push me in no door. You're not doing it. >> I've been very polite and professional with you. >> That's fine. So, open the door and I will get in, but you're not about to push me in no car. You're not doing that. You can open the door. >> I'm not trying to push you in the car. >> Well, you can open the door. I can get in. >> I have to check your pockets. Make sure you don't have anything on you before I put you in the back of the car. >> So, that's why I need you to step up here, turn, and face the car. >> No, I'm not about to sit here. No, you can face me right here. Right here. I don't have nothing on me. I don't have no pockets. You see, I don't have no pockets. I don't have no pockets. What pockets do I have? I don't have it. >> Okay, relax. Relax your arms. Place them behind your back. >> Place them behind your back. >> Don't touch. I'm not under arrest for nothing, >> ma'am. Put your arms behind your back. >> Oh my god. Here we go with this racing. Here we go. >> I've asked you no less than 10 times. >> I didn't do nothing for you to put me under arrest. I didn't do You want to be a racist? I didn't do nothing. Nothing for you to have me under arrest. looking at odds. >> I ain't never relax the >> relax. >> Don't piss ME UP AGAINST NO CAMERA. DON'T touch me. You can't wait to be restrained against a a black woman. If it was my baby out here, you wouldn't dare. You wouldn't dare to. You know better. Don't touch my phone. Let go. Don't touch my phone. >> Don't touch my phone. My mom my phone. Make sure you ain't doing nothing on NO BUSINESS DOING. MY mom is fine. MY M MY MOM IS F. Unlock the door and put me in here. You can unlock the door. Go ahead. Lock it up. Yeah. Go ahead. Do what you got to do. Unlock this car and put me in here. >> Unlock this car and put me in here. >> Can you guys get behind? >> Unlock this car and put me in here. It's not no vendor. You not going to sit here and take my phone from me? No, you're not. I don't know what you want to do with me and my kids. No. >> Okay. You're about to get additional charges. >> I didn't even You're trying to arrest me for nothing. I didn't even do. >> You just lied to me about who you are. >> I didn't even do nothing. No, I did not. >> You didn't even do myself. Better than not to be fought. You was wasting You was just a race on me. And it's real mother to be fought out here. and all you trying to arrest me. You trying to arrest me on all type of going on out here. You trying to arrest me. You trying to arrest me. Imagine up in their house. Imagine mother. You out here arresting me. YOU OUT HERE ARRESTING ME. Come on now. >> Stop it. >> You got to do better. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. Let go of the phone. >> Stop. >> You took my phone for nothing. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> YOU TOOK MY PHONE FOR NOTHING. I didn't do >> I DIDN'T BACK UP NOW. >> BACK UP. >> My daughter for 400. She'll be in custody. CCH falsification. I'll take a toe. >> What? My dad is on the way to push us up, bro. >> While the officers thought they had things under control, they tried to talk with the other occupants of the vehicle. Meanwhile, she was merely recharging and summoning every last ounce of chaos in her system for a meltdown that could have sold tickets. >> I need you to step out of the car here and I'll talk to you. Can I talk to you over here? >> How old are you? >> What? My dad is on the way to come pick us up. Bro want, bro. >> How old are you? >> Go home. I'm 13. I go home. >> Okay. Well, just let me I know you are. Let me >> Hey, calm down. >> Foreigner, can we get another crew out here? Okay, so this is what's happening. I don't know why your mom did it, but she lied about her information. Okay, she lied to me about her name and who she is. You have your dad on the way, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. What did she hit? I don't know when she hit when we was when we was about to go see the seafood place, but she said it was something wrong with her car, so she went to a boat. >> Okay. >> When we was driving, she pulled in there, but she wanted something wrong with her car. >> All right. Um, she's clearly been drinking, so she wasn't going to be able to drive away from me anyway. And she has a suspended license. Once she lies to us about 400, they can slow down. I don't need a Model 3. Um, it kind of ties our hands when she does stuff like that. know when she's acting like this. How far away is your dad? >> Okay, so once he gets here, we'll get them out. Um, they're good. They're fine. Are you able to just kind of sit in the car and keep them calm? Okay, fine. Um, we're probably going to have to hobble her. >> Yeah, I don't even know why cuz honestly, she rolled up here. She hit something at some point. I would have just let her get a ride and take the car, but then she lied about her info and became very uncooperative. >> So, she only reason I knew that name cuz she just called >> and she's about to get charged with criminal damaging. >> Sorry, I locked it to keep the door from opening. >> I didn't do >> I DID NOT DO NOTHING. >> YOU DIDN'T. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> DON'T MAKE IT WORSE. >> DAMN. LET ME OUT AND GO HOME. I CAN'T. I didn't do a >> You got to relax cuz if you break something in here, it's going to be a felony right now. You're not looking at a >> I will not do nothing. >> HEY, DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> WHAT IS GOING ON? >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> I DID NOT DO NOTHING. >> OKAY. WELL, THAT OFFICER'S behind you. We need to relax and talk to him. >> You understand why you're in here? It's because you lied about your >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> All right. We're not going to have this conversation. If you keep this up, we're gonna have to hobble you before we take you down to the jail. I did not do nothing. >> All right, sit there and be calm. >> I did not do nothing. >> Despite her unruly comments and triggering rants, the officers decided to take her to the station. But amid her meltdown, the heat of her rage nearly turned the police cruiser into a pressure cooker, making the ride just as chaotic as her delusional mindset. >> She didn't hit me. All right, I need you to sit up. I'm sitting up. >> No, I need you to like sit up in the seat. Like, >> you're just not going to listen to a word I ARE YOU >> WANT to me or what? I'm standing up. I'm staying up. >> We need to put a seat belt on. >> What is your What? Why are you acting like that? >> I'm not acting like nothing. >> Scoot towards me. No. >> All right. Hold this. >> Scoot this way. >> Don't touch me. >> Lay on my legs. Leg on my leg. Girl, you doing all this for nothing. You're a dumb bum. You're a dumb bum. Nobody trying TO RESIST YOU. THE BALL RIGHT OUT. I'M LET THE BALL RIGHT OUT. >> I'M THE BALL RIGHT OUT. I'M BONDING RIGHT OUT. >> I'M BONDING RIGHT OUT. Don't touch me. I'm bonding right out. Don't touch me. I'm bonding right out. >> That's not a crawl. >> I'm bonding right out. I'm bonding right now. >> You're not You're getting charged WITH A FELONY. I'M BONDING RIGHT OUT. I'M BONDING RIGHT OUT. >> You talking about Don't touch me. Don't touch me. You racist. Don't touch me. DON'T TOUCH. I AM RELIEVED. I'M NOT EVEN RESISTING YOU. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> I don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. It's not that serious. Do all that. >> Stop. Do all that. You don't want TO DO ALL THAT. YOU DON'T FEEL SO POWERLESS when a white woman. You a weird weird right out. And I'm BLINDING RIGHT OUT. NO [screaming] PROBLEM. Blinding right out. The first time me get the OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. Get off of me. >> Okay. >> Get off of me. >> DEAR GOD. >> GET OFF OF ME. If you elbow me, >> what you going TO DO? >> I DARE YOU. I DARE YOU. HIT ME. I DARE YOU. I DARE YOU. I DARE YOU. I DARE YOU. I DARE YOU. I DARE YOU. STUPID. GET the me. >> I could ask you the same question. >> What's wrong with you? Oh, wrong one. >> Get the my hand. Get up off of me. [music] As >> soon as you get [ __ ] in, WE WILL. >> NO, I'M NOT OFF OF ME. White goodness. [music] >> This is honestly one of the more bizarre interactions of my personal career. Look at her butt for literally nothing. That's what it is. >> Okay. Okay. >> I want to take the wrench. >> I just want to make Yeah. Go ahead. Run. >> Good lord. Right out. I broke it right out. I broke. I ain't get no money. Ain't no joke. Yeah. You're not going to have fun. >> This was MONEY OVER HERE, DUMB ASS. That little twin toy AIN'T DO ENOUGH FOR your bing right. Despite how shameless she had been all along, upon arriving at the station, she switched gears, but not in a way that did her any favors. >> Cuz she spit right in Cynthia's face. >> All right, come on out here. >> I can't. I can't. I got my feet here. Come pull me out. >> Take my >> You're going to turn your feet this time. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. And I can jump out. I can't. Mom, you got to twist my foot. You got to Yeah. put in the front cuz my I got a surgery on my ankle. Thank you. My You said you ain't got to do all to me, officer. I'm out here. >> You a do all that to me. I ain't even no restraint. I ain't I ain't nobody get >> I'm not about to resent or none of that. You ain't got to do all that to me. You ain't got to do that to me. I'm not resist. >> I appreciate that. >> Thank you. You ain't going to put me on no restrict. I'm going to do what you tell me to do. You remember? >> Yeah, I know. >> Yes, you do. I was sitting up here last time. You remember mom [music] was calling down here. Your mom was calm down here. >> I can't remember. >> You remember mom was calling down here? >> I mean, if I looked you up later when I >> Yes. You remember me? I was sitting over there. Mama kept calling you. She was >> your mom. >> My mama. >> You gave me a blanket. I was over there. >> [music] >> I hated it. I will >> you is coming to you with my necklace. You can take it off, baby. You can take it off. >> Take my earrings off. It's a $400 necklace. >> It's a $400 necklace. Please take it off me. Don't rip it off. Take it off. >> Oh, that's no good. >> Please, baby. Use a fold. Is that my earrings? 2200. Take them off. Tiffany. >> All right. What? Tiffany. >> Tiffany. >> This is just unscrew or >> No, you just pull it out. Just pull it. >> Just pull it. I don't want to hurt. I don't want >> No, you pull. Just pull it. Just pull out. Just pull it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. There you go. Yep. Just make sure the back don't have for 15 hours for one bag. They got me. >> There you go. In the end, she was charged with driving under the influence, assault on an officer, resisting arrest, and child endangerment. Finally, we have the case of a psycho who walked into a police station to file a complaint, but ended up trading punches with the desk officer instead. >> Make a complaint so you can finish the talk to like a chief or something. >> The chief only talks to people if they make a an appointment. You know what that tells me? >> What? >> That you're mental. You're mental. >> Say that [ __ ] again. >> You're mental. >> Think I'm playing, bro? Huh? Ain't nobody. >> On the 14th of September 2023, a police officer met with a man later identified as 27year-old Quan Sims, who came to the station to make a so-called complaint. But from the start, he seemed agitated, making the officers uneasy. finish. >> Welcome. >> Manifestation. >> Yes. Manifestation. >> Okay. I'm not exactly sure what you're talking about. >> Talk to like a chief or something. >> The chief only talks to people if they make a uh an appointment. They only make you have to make an appointment with the chief to see him. >> Have to call him or something. >> Okay. You can call myself. >> You know what? Let me call somebody from my age. >> [snorts] >> It's like JXW something. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go on. >> As the conversation escalated, it became clear that this wasn't going to end well. At least for the officer, who didn't look like he was [music] handling the situation very well at all. >> Yeah, but everybody you need to talk to that you want to talk to are uh you have to make an appointment to see them. >> Well, that's the way it's going to be. You can say no all you want. >> Okay. I have someone who actually needs help. Can you have them? Sir, don't be difficult. Just just there's no one that will talk to you. You >> probably will. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Because you're talking about some kind of manifestation. >> It's tell it's that you know what that tells me? >> What? [music] >> That you're mental. >> I didn't say that again. >> You're mental. >> My face. Say it. >> You have to leave now, sir. >> Or what? You have to leave now, sir. >> Call someone right the [ __ ] >> I am not calling anyone. You have to leave. >> Why? >> Leave. >> Make me leave. >> Leave. >> Make me leave. >> Make you leave. >> Yeah. >> Make me leave. >> Make sure this is on. You have to leave, sir. >> Make me leave. >> Just as the officer expected, the man lost control, managing to overpower the cop and even go [music] for his firearm. In a shocking twist, it was the officer who found himself struggling to keep up, turning the police station into total chaos. Say that again. >> You called me [ __ ] >> Say that again. >> You're mental. Bro, the [ __ ] out. Think I'm playing, bro? Huh? Ain't nobody mental. Call somebody so I can talk to someone. Get off me. Say that [ __ ] again. Say that [ __ ] again. >> We can do this all day. >> Yes, we can. >> Yeah. Yeah. [ __ ] Not today. Yeah. Do y'all hear this out here? Who is it, D? >> I have no idea. >> All right, we're just going to roll him over. Take my gun belt, >> get a hand before I get off. Give me my uh handcuff. >> You're getting press charges on a big boy. >> All right, on your stomach, bud. Get the off me, man. >> Get off me, >> bro. Roll over. There [music] you go. [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Here. Give me that. >> I got something for you Monday, boy. Today. >> I got something for all of you. Let's go. Let me see you again. Hope so. No matter how he tried to spin it, he was completely in the wrong. And the other officers knew it, too. >> What's your first name? >> That's what [music] it is. >> Yeah. Grab my nuts. I'm calling a compliment. It's not how you do this [ __ ] Gay. You want to suck my dick while you at it? You want to look down there or something? Or you want? What? Yeah. >> Yeah. Stay [music] on. You do first punch, fagg. That's why I got you. >> He came in wanting to speak to somebody over me. >> I was trying. >> And he starts talking about some kind of manifestation happening. >> Exactly. >> So, I told him, "Nobody's going to talk to you cuz you're acting like a mental." No, >> he got mad because I called him. >> Exactly. [music] >> All right. >> Um, >> we got him. We're probably going to need a transport. [music] And he does have some uh mental health. >> No, I doubt. >> All right, bro. >> All right, we're going out the front door. Come on. >> [ __ ] fix these. >> You guys are getting rings and everything. In the end, Kahan Sims was charged with aggravated robbery, assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, and obstructing official