Stay over here. No, no, no. Stay over here. You're under arrest. >> Refusing to leave when police arrive can turn a simple disagreement into a serious legal problem. >> Don't you touch me like that. Don't you touch me like that. >> Come on, man. Didn't do anything. >> From public places to airports and private properties. >> No. Like, what the Don't touch me. You touch me. Liars. Are you dumb? >> These encounters show what happens when people ignore repeated warnings and push officers past their patients. >> Step out of the car now. >> No, I told you. What started as a response to a crashed vehicle quickly escalated when officers encountered an intoxicated driver who refused to exit. >> Which tire? >> The back one in the back. >> The back one in the back. How long did you got long been s sitting here? >> 30 minutes. I've been calling the car >> for 30 minutes. You know, you just come around the corner too quick or you don't know. Huh? Oh, gotcha. Where's your ID at? >> Let's hold on a second. Put the phone real quick. Where's your ID at? It's calling your name. >> Is it your car? >> Yeah, it's my car. >> Is it your car? >> Okay. Do you have your uh registration with you? >> Just you by yourself? >> Yeah, that's all right. If you can't find it, that's fine. But what about the insurance? Let's see if you can find that. Okay. I don't think you hit anything. Luckily, >> the dirt. >> It's just the the wheel. It just >> my tire. I knew my tire was out >> coming around the corner here. >> Yeah. And I wasn't going to keep driving over the bra with my tire out. >> Yeah. >> And I've been trying to call a couple of people. I had to call out for work because >> Yeah. It's just so early in the morning. >> So, I'll see number Let's see here. I feel bad about here. >> What's that? >> I just feel out of here. >> Yeah. All right. Well, we want to step out of the car. How much alcohol have you had to drink last night? >> Yeah. Or this morning? Were you drinking this morning? Or is it all just last night? >> Well, I get that, but I can smell some alcohol coming off your breath there. So, that's why I was curious. >> Let's go step out of the car real quick. >> Come on. >> We got to step out of the car. Why? I was pulled over. I was trying to get home. >> I understand you're pulled over. Do you have a jacket or something you can put on? >> Why? >> Do you have a I need you to step out of the car so we can work on this. >> No. What am I working on? >> You're just in a crash, you know. Are you okay? >> Crash? >> Yeah. You don't see your car? >> Did I crash into? >> No one. You crashed into the dirt off the road. Well, I crashed into the dirt because my my tire flew over. Yeah, you see your I pulled over. >> Well, you didn't pull over. Look at your car. >> No, I pulled over. >> Just go and step on down. Okay. >> I was calling for help already. >> I understand. Step out of the car. >> The phone. >> Step out of the car. >> No, please. You're not pulling me over right now because >> I'm not pulling you over. You're already in a crash here. You see what I'm Come out. Look at it. >> I was calling for help. >> I get that. I need you to step out of the car. Okay. Someone's calling for help already. I wasn't going to drive anymore. I can't drive. >> Daniela, come on. Just step out here real quick. >> Come on. >> I can't go like this. I need a call for help. >> You need to step out of the car. >> I need to call for help. >> All right. I'm here to help right now. >> I'm not stepping out of the car. >> Danielle, >> I'm not stepping out of the car. >> You need to step out of the car right now. >> You didn't tell me why you were pulling me over. >> I am not. Danielle, I am not pulling you over. You are involved in a crash. I was not in a crash. >> Look at your car. Get out. Look at >> I was not in a crash because I was already pulled over. I was not in a crash. >> Yes, you were. >> I was not in a crash. >> Look at your car, Daniela. >> I pulled over. I was not in a crash. >> Listen to me. I am telling you right now to step out of the car. Okay. Come on. >> I'm not trying to make this any worse than we need to. Okay? >> Step out of the car. I'm trying to talk to you out here. Just leave the purse right there. We'll grab all that. Okay? >> Cuz I need to ask before. You're just going to leave me without my boy. You're going to save me. >> Have you? >> Daniela says she drank earlier but was no longer driving. She refuses sobriety tests and resists exiting as officers move her from the car. >> How long ago How long ago did you have alcohol to drink? >> Huh? >> It's been hours. That was my tire went down and I started calling for help and then you came when I was calling for help already. Calling for [cough] help. >> Listen. Hey, I'm trying to help you out here as much as I can. Would you be willing to perform some voluntary uh >> soriety test? >> Do anything right now. I was already pulled over. >> Okay. >> I wasn't driving or anything. I just >> didn't do anything. No. >> All right, step out of the car. >> No, I'm not stepping out of the car. >> Are you going to come out here real quick so we can talk? [screaming] >> Look at this. >> What? >> Minute. Want to do your fix your pants? There we go. >> The kids were >> What kids? >> I had kids earlier. >> Earlier. >> My friend has kids. I'm sorry. My friend has kids. >> Okay, I understand. But right now, do you said you don't want to do any sobriety tests, right? Any you want to do any voluntary field sobriety test? >> No, I just I want to stay in my car. I want to go for it. Oh my god. >> We can't We're not doing that right now. Okay. >> I wasn't going to say it. >> Look, right now you're just going to be placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. Stop. >> Step out of the car now. >> No, I told you. >> You're going to get charged with resistant arrest, too, if you don't step out. Don't be grabbing stuff. Come on. Step out of the car. Step out. >> I want to call for help. >> Step out of the car now. You want to call for us? >> You're being told to step out their phone number. Can I get their phone number? Can I get their phone? >> I don't want to have the phone number. >> Can I get their phone number? >> We will get the phone number. Yes, it will cost. Don't do that. >> Can I get their phone number? >> Can I get 64? Can we get one additional unit for please? >> Danielle, I don't want to fight with you. Okay. >> I was already pulled over. I don't want to fight with you. >> I was trying to get help. I was already pulled over. I was calling for help for a while already. I cannot >> Hey, listen to me. Calm down a little bit. All right. >> Hey, because I was already pulled over. I don't know why you're pulling me over if I was already pulled over. >> You're not pulled over. You've been in a small crash. Okay. Come on. >> No. >> I need you to step out of the car. All right. Work with me and I'll work with you. All right. Okay. >> You're trying to arrest me. How? >> I already told you. Listen. when I've already been parked. >> I've already told you you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> I don't want you to arrest me because I was already parked. >> I understand you don't want that, but we're not going to go beyond. >> I was already parked. I was trying to call for help. >> I don't want to fight with you. I just want to fight to call for help. Call my work. >> Danielle, stop now. You can step out of your car >> or listen. I'm telling you how this IS GOING TO WORK. >> YOU'RE GOING TO be taken into custody. >> You're going to take me into custody and then you're going to get charged with resisting it. You want charged with resistant arrest? You're >> going to take me into custody anyway. I need to call for help. >> I want you to step out of the car. >> No matter what the officer does, Dianiela was not listening to the officer. Little did she know she was making her case worse. >> But you're the one that's not doing what you're supposed to be doing right now. >> Cuz I have my phone. Cuz you have my phone. >> I HAVE MY PHONE. >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. THAT'S NOT HOW IT'S GOING TO WORK. >> That's not how it's going to work. >> You can't close the You can. >> Yeah, I can. >> You can't hold the door. Stop. >> Yes, I can. You can stop. >> You can stop, too. >> Hey, Danielle, >> give me my phone. You can stop holding door. >> Look at me. You're going to get charged with resisting and assault on an officer. >> AREN'T YOU DOING THIS? >> STOP RIGHT NOW. GET OUT HERE. >> DOING THAT TO ME. >> GET out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> MY PHONE. GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> YOU'RE GETTING OUT OF THE CAR NOW. Give me my phone. >> Get out. I don't have your phone. >> Got it. [screaming] >> 6:00. Step it up. >> Help me, dude. Help me. >> Get on the ground. >> Why are you doing this? I need to >> I said have him step it up. >> Get on the ground. >> Stop. >> You're under arrest. No, you can't take me out of my car like this. You can't do this to me. You cannot do this to me. I got my way. >> Inside the patrol car, Daniela makes an unexpected move, adding another twist to the chaotic encounter. >> Hobart, knock it off. >> Just pull her. I'm going hob down. I didn't get my phone. >> You're going to get your phone numbers, but stop. >> Well, you tell me my phone numbers. I can get them. Dude, you haven't even gotten my phone, have you? >> Stop resisting. Here, let me turn my back camera off. >> Have you got my phone? >> Exactly. You haven't. So, how the do you know I'm going to get my phone? If I don't know my phone numbers, I won't get my phone. >> Stop kicking. >> If I don't get my phone numbers, I won't get my phones. If I don't get my phone numbers, I won't >> If I don't get my phone numbers, I won't get my phones. >> Dude, tell me I'm not going to get my phone. Am I going to get my phone numbers if I >> already told you you're going to get them? >> No, I'm not. >> Why are they so mean? >> I was already parked. >> You guys are so mean. >> You want my phone? He's It's up there. He doesn't want to give it to me. I was already calling for help. I was parked. He just stopped me. >> He just stopped me. >> Holy crap. It's a Sunday. >> Protect your head. You're as [ __ ] He didn't get my phone. He didn't read me my rights. He arrested me for no reason. >> Stop your head on position. >> Hey, what's it? >> You need a >> I NEED MY PHONE. >> OKAY. OKAY. WHAT'S YOUR HEY, SO REAL QUICK. I'm tripping with her. Hey, see if I can >> He arrested me for no reason. >> He arrested me. >> Hey, stop your head. Okay. Hey. Officers assess Dianiela after she reports hitting her head during the struggle. They considered taking her to a hospital for evaluation. >> I'm out here. I'm trying to help out. Okay. >> He's No, he just took me out of my car. He had no reason to arrest me. I was already parked. >> I was trying to call for help because my tire blew out. >> Okay. >> So, I was trying to call for help and then he came supposedly turned on his lights and pulled me over. No, I was already parked. >> I was already trying to call for help because my tire blew out. It's >> Is any All right. So, obviously you were in a wreck, right? >> I was not. >> Okay. So, are you Is anything else hurting on you right now? Is anything hurting? >> My my phone number. I need >> No, I'm phone number. What's your What's your phone look like? >> Like, is your chest hurting? Head hurting? I mean, you hit your head there. >> He arrested me. Why you don't want to hurt? He would not want me to arrested me. He's been >> All right. So, hey, we're going to go to the hospital. I'm going to go with you guys. Okay. And then we're going to try to go from there. All right. So, that's where we're going. It sounds like he's got your phone. Okay. >> He has my phone. >> I get it. I get it. >> STOP YOUR HEAD. LEAVE my >> I don't know if the hospital's going to work. Well, >> well, let's go. >> Deandra, >> here. >> I don't know where to cuff her. All right, since we straightened her back. >> Yeah, >> you need a Hey, >> I need my phone. >> He's got your phone. Okay, >> then why can't he get my phone number? >> We're going to do that later, but I don't want you to I don't want you hit in your head anymore. Okay. >> Well, then he didn't need to arrest me. >> Okay. Well, so at this point, >> he didn't need to. He didn't need to. >> We're We're trying to >> I was already trying to get >> I know. So, we're trying to get this all done. Okay. I just need you. Hey, stop. >> No, because I know my rights and he didn't read me my rights. >> Hey, >> he didn't read me my We're going to go to the hospital. >> He didn't read me my right. He didn't read me my right. >> All right. >> He didn't read me my right. Daniela was charged with DUI and resisting arrest. With the first encounter ending in a DUI arrest, officers in the next case face an intoxicated couple whose refusal to cooperate quickly leads to multiple charges. >> You're going to make this worse on yourself. I'm serious. >> What? A welfare check at the Funky Pelican quickly escalated when officers encountered an intoxicated elderly couple. >> What's the problem? >> I just want to find my man. >> You want to find your man? >> My man? >> Okay. Well, we'll find him for you. Okay. >> We're not driving. We just want to go. We'll get over and we'll go home. >> Okay. Is that him coming right there? Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, I'm talking to you. Yeah. I want you to stay here for me. Okay. >> He's a skinny little thing. >> Okay. Okay. Is that him right over there? The green and white shirt. >> He has a green and white shirt. >> Okay. >> Why are you doing this? Why? Why? Why are we doing this? >> Why are we doing this now? >> Yeah. Why are we doing this? >> Cuz there's a state law says once I make contact with you and you're intoxicated to a point where you can't care for yourself. I'm responsible for you. So, all I need to do is make sure you get home, you have somebody take care of you. >> I don't know what happened. I just seen two guys hauling ass down on the side. >> It had nothing to do with that. >> Sorry. >> Let's step over. Actually, why don't you wait right here? I think I see him over there. I'll have him come over here. Bam. Bam. I'm not I'm not walking you. Okay. >> He doesn't like talk. >> Oh, that's a shame. I saw him. >> I don't know. >> Stephen, >> I don't know where he went. >> All right. >> No, you didn't. >> Do you have identification on you? >> Stephen. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am, I'm talking to you. >> Okay. >> I say truck. >> Okay. I need to see your ID, please. >> You don't need to see my ID. Why are you guys seeing my ID? Why are you >> What the going on? >> I'm from Maryland. >> How long were they [snorts] with you? >> Um maybe she was with me an hour. She had one glass of wine. >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah. >> All right, we got her. >> Yeah. Okay. Sorry. >> Elsie refuses officer's commands and resists as they handcuff her. She insists she did nothing wrong and complains about the restraints. >> Ma'am, >> what? >> Here. >> Where is he? Where is he? >> I'm I'mma find him over here. Come over here, ma'am. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Come over here. >> If you don't listen to me, you're going to be detained and you're going to make this worse on yourself. I'm serious. >> What? Don't you >> Don't you walk away from me. >> Don't you touch me like that. >> Don't you touch me like that. >> Come on, ma'am. >> Are you What? Wait. What? What? Are you kidding me? >> Hang tight. This no for your safety. >> No. No. >> You need to stop. >> Are you kidding me? >> You put me Handcuffs. I didn't do anything. Ko, he put me in handcuffs and I didn't do anything. I did nothing. I did nothing. >> Come over here. Come over here. >> He put me in handcuffs. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> I told you not to walk away from me, man. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I told you not. >> You hurt me. You hurt my ankles. >> I'm not touching your ankles. >> You hurt You hurt my You hurt my You hurt my You hurt me. You hurt me. How am I hurting you? >> Hurt me. >> How am I hurting you? >> Oh god. Get it off of me. Get it off me. Get off me. Get off me. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> He started walking that way. No, >> he's got a light green and white shirt on. Bald head thin guy. She said that's their truck right there. >> I don't know how intoxicated he was. He obviously was sober enough to realize I was the police and walked away. >> So what? Listen to me. Are you going to listen? >> I can't believe you did. >> No, you did this to yourself. >> No. >> Yeah, you did. I told you like three times to not walk away from me and listen to me. And what did you do? >> I get you for police brutality. >> Really? >> 70 I'm a 70 year old woman and I do nothing. No, >> I do nothing. >> You can't even stand up. How much have you had to drink? >> I do nothing. >> No, >> I do nothing. You >> All right. Well, let's throw her in yours. Do you have your ID? Where's it at? >> Get Get the out of my punk. Get the out of my I never gave your permission. >> I don't need your permission. >> You need Get the >> Take this off of me. Take this off of me. Take this off of me. Sean, I'm 70 years old. >> Yeah, I know you end up being >> Oh, yeah. I told you. Come over here. >> Which side you want to go? >> This one? >> Huh? >> I don't think he was actually concentrated. >> This one here. >> Yeah. >> You got anything in your pockets? >> You realize I was >> No, you don't have nothing. >> Have a seat. >> Take this stuff off my arms, please. >> Go have a seat. >> Take this stuff off my arms. >> Ma'am, if you don't have a seat, I'm going to We're going to put you in the car ourselves. Take this stuff off my arms. >> You You wouldn't have had this stuff on your arms if you would have listened to me. >> I >> get in the car. >> Don't push me. Don't push me. >> Steven was also taken into custody after officers say he resisted. The encounter continues as officers complete the arrest. >> What happened? >> Nothing. >> It's too much to drink. >> Yeah, I'm we're trying to get a group. >> Okay. Who's at home? >> Nobody. >> Nobody's at home. Let's go over here. Is this your wife? >> That's my girlfriend. >> Let's go over here where she's at. Okay. I >> Where's your ID? In my pocket. >> Get it out. >> I don't have to get it to see, but I'm going to >> Oh, you got to, brother. >> No, I have my rights. >> Oh, yeah. I'm sure you do. >> I want to take the sidewalk. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. What is wrong with you? Come on, man. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> What? Come on. >> She acting just like her. She did the same thing. Why are you doing this to me? >> I did nothing wrong. I was sitting there. Temple, we'll be in route as soon as we can. Come on. Follow. >> Next time police officer tell you they're going to take a knife off your person and you reach for it, >> you're going to get dropped on your head. >> You understand me? You got any other weapons on you? >> No. >> No more than you might reach for. >> No, my bad. >> Yeah, my bad. >> No, it's my bad. I'm not trying to start no trouble. I'm just >> No. What about your girl, man? I tell her to walk away to stop walking away from me three times and she walks away from me. Then I try to stop her. She grabs my arm, starts pulling away from me and Sergeant Bingham. >> I mean, what's wrong with y'all? >> So, I mean, I'm sorry. >> In my eyes, I >> will you will you stop talking for a second? >> In my eyes, I think we should take both of you to jail. >> No, please. >> Yeah. >> Go ahead. >> I'll get a Uber. >> We'll take you for resisting. We'll take Actually, we could take both of you for disorderly intox and both of you for resisting. >> I'll get a Uber home. I promise. >> I promise. >> I don't think so. So, you can get in the car with your wife. Y'all sit there and talk and then we're gonna talk. So come over here on this side. >> Yeah. You ain't gonna get out, dear. >> Yeah. >> Have a seat, boss. >> I I got your >> All right, buddy. >> Yeah, he's in handcuffs, too. Y'all are identical. >> I don't know who the [ __ ] you think you are. >> Oh, fine. >> All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> That's another >> We didn't do anything. We didn't do anything. >> We'll just run your property in his back, please. That's all. Don't touch my [ __ ] >> We didn't do We didn't do anything. >> You're a [ __ ] piece of >> He's doing his job. He's doing his job. >> I'm going to find you, [ __ ] >> It's all right. It's all right. >> I'll find you. >> It's all right. >> I'll find you. >> Shut up. >> Holy. I was sitting on a bench. Piece of I'll be proud of your day. >> We're just trying to get an Uber and go home. That's all. >> That's all we want to do is get an Uber and go home. >> That's why we were waiting. understand English. >> They called the police. They didn't need to call the police. I'm a 70y old woman. >> You have my 70-year-old woman in handcuffs. Now you're digging through my pockets. >> I'm going to find you. >> Did you just spit on me? >> I'm going to find you. No, I didn't spit on you. You absolutely did. No. >> You went and I felt I spit on you, >> Steven. Steven. Steven was charged with disorderly intoxication, resisting an officer without violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and threatening an officer with serious bodily harm. Elsie was charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting an officer without violence. Meanwhile, the chaotic arrest involving the couple gives way to a quieter custody encounter where officers discover that an unexpected court update changes everything. >> I get it, but it's a no bail warrant from the judge. This is the exact moment when a woman is arrested after officers discover an update to her court case and outstanding warrants. But she has no idea that a routine custody encounter is about to put her in handcuffs. >> Hey, we weren't able to get a hold of Kenneth. Are you able to come out and try and call him for us? >> Oh, yeah. Let me get my phone. >> Okay. Yep. >> Okay, got you. And you said you met him at class? >> Yeah. >> And he has cameras, so he should >> Okay. I I just texted him and told him what was going on. So, >> okay. So, Alicia, you're actually under arrest for your warrants. Okay. So, yeah. Put your hands behind your back. Thank you. >> I'll explain it to you in a second. Okay. Hold on. We're not going to drop your phone. I'll explain it to you in a minute. Okay. >> Hold on. >> Please don't. >> Hold on. >> Please, you guys. >> At least we'll explain all of it in just a second. [laughter] Okay. >> Friday. The dock. It was full. No, please. Please, please, you guys. I will tomorrow morning. >> Okay, it's better to go right now because if you go tomorrow to jail, >> I have methodone that I get to >> It's no bail. It's no bail. You'll sit there all weekend. >> Okay. So, please you guys, I want to help you, but I can't help you if you just cry at me. Okay. So, is there anything here that you need TO TAKE CARE OF? >> My dogs. >> Is Kenneth going to come BACK TONIGHT? [laughter] NO, PLEASE. YOU >> Is your friend down the road able to come take care of the dogs? >> I mean, I DON'T CALL TOMORROW. I CALLED LAST FRIDAY TO GET PUT on the docket. >> It doesn't work that way, Elisa. >> Yeah. What do you mean? They said it was full. The docket was full. I couldn't be put on it. >> I get it. But it's a no bail warrant from the judge, which means that it's an order from the judge for me to take you into custody and take you to the jail. >> Okay. So, my question for you is, is there something that we can do to help you before we leave here? Is this Kenneth? >> Okay, PLEASE. >> LET'S WALK DOWN HERE. [laughter] Hold on. We'll walk down here. We're not going to let the dog out of the house. >> If Kenneth can take care of the dog, that would be great. [screaming] >> Okay. >> Please, you guys. >> Go this way. >> Uh, we'll go here. >> What the Hold on. You don't have any pockets on these pants, right? Okay. I'm not going to patch you down cuz it appears you don't have any weapons on you. Okay. So >> so that being said, even though I'm not going to patch you down, there's nothing on you that I need to be concerned about or that can't go to the jail or anything, is there? >> No. Why? Why can't you guys give me one chance? >> Because like I explained, it's an order from the judge that I take you into custody. Okay. I don't get the choice not to. >> It would either be >> But I'm trying TO DO BETTER WITH MY LIFE. >> I GET IT. And you already violated the judge's order. So if I violate the judge's order, why would I risk my job for that? >> Because you guys got called out here for a call that wasn't even >> I get it. But then once I know about the judge's order, I'm required to take you into custody. Okay. >> I told you my name is >> So there's nothing else on you. There's nothing in your bra that needs to that we need to be concerned about, right? >> You guys, >> because if you tell me before we get into the jail, we don't have to worry about it. Okay. Okay. Hop in. >> Okay. >> Oh god. >> Hop in. I'M GOING TO bring Kenneth over so that he can talk to you to arrange taking care of your animals. Okay. >> Officers explain the situation to a family member before taking the woman into custody. Her arrest is only the beginning. >> Hey Kenneth, how's it going? Will. >> Are you Kenneth? Oh, okay. Sorry. She said you were Kenneth in this rig. >> No, Kenneth is my nephew. >> Oh, okay. So, you're Will? >> Yeah. >> Do you want to talk to her? >> Yeah. What's going on? >> Um, so ultimately we were here because they saw some suspicious activity coming in out of the driveway. >> So, we came to check on the place because they thought maybe it had been abandoned or sold. >> And so, they know they live here. [laughter] >> Okay. So, um, anyways, while we were here, she had warrants for arrest, and unfortunately, that's an order from the judge that we take her into custody. So, but it sounds like she has animals and stuff here. So, if you want to talk to her, >> I mean, this is my house. So, yeah. >> Okay, sounds good. This is your house. You're the owner. Okay, gotcha. >> Everybody knows. Yeah, you guys here a couple times. You know, >> I I haven't been personally, so that's why. Okay. So, if if you could step out and talk to her, that'd be awesome. >> If I pull up. >> Yeah, that's fine. If you want to pull up just >> because me and my friend were fixing the bike and he was getting ready to leave. They didn't know anyone I was living with you. Okay. >> So they called and I have a misdemeanor warrant for not checking information. >> Oh, gotcha. >> And so my dog is in the back room. Um if you can't take care of it. So if you could maybe text um your friend. >> Okay. Who number >> if you could um >> I can have Kenny check with the dog. How long? I don't know when you might be in his business. So, you might get all >> Well, I would assume she'll see the judge in the morning and most likely the judge will either set bail or release her on her own recgnissance to come back. >> Okay. Yeah, I guess for tonight. >> Okay. Yeah. At least you got this is got you now. So, that way you don't have to wait an extra day >> or you're not going in on the weekend and have to sit there till Monday. >> So, you're going to see the judge first thing in the morning. So, >> okay. >> Okay. >> Um, okay. I'm sorry. >> No worries. Obviously, >> it's not a big deal. I mean, if you're turning your life around, you got to start somewhere. And this is part of that steps towards turning your life around. Okay. >> Okay. Um, >> I guess just um yeah, just let her to the bathroom or whatever. And >> you guys take care. Don't worry about it. >> Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> Thank you for your help, Will. >> Yeah, you're welcome. >> Let me get your seat belt on. Okay. my friend um will come back and pick up the red bike cuz he left but that's his bike. >> Okay. What's his name? >> Damon. >> Damon. >> Okay. Okay. Go ahead and turn. I'm going to help. I don't want you to if we have to slam on the brakes for a deer or something. The last thing I want you to do is smash your head on this cage. So, get your seat belt on. One time I forgot to put someone's seat belt on. And I realized this, so I stopped and put it on. And oh, I think I went the wrong one. Um, and then 5 seconds later, we had some car slam on their brakes in front of us. Unfortunately, I just Oh, sorry. I'll pick that up. Fortunately, I just put a seat belt on. So, could have been a lot worse. >> Okay. Um, do you want me to power this off or do you need to get numbers out of it when we get to the jail? >> I need to power it off. >> Okay. That way at least you have battery when you get out. neighbor's going. >> Uh, I got to put code in to power it off. >> What? >> I can't I can't do >> I know you can't. Can you tell me how to do it? >> Oh, the the bottom two on the left. >> Okay. >> In the middle over and down right. >> Power off. >> Oh, come on. Stupid thing. Power off. >> Bottom two on the left. >> Up. >> Up on the left. >> Over in the middle and down. >> So those two on the left go up. Over and down. >> Okay. >> Up. Over. All the way over. All the way over. Nope. All the way. >> Okay. All the way over. Okay. >> Yep. There you go. >> Perfect. >> There you go. >> Okay. It's powered off. Don't let me forget it when we get to the jail. Okay. It'll be okay. Better to get it taken care of. >> Okay. >> The woman was charged with failure to appear and outstanding local warrants. Elsewhere, an arrest tied to outstanding warrants is followed by a very different confrontation at an airport where a denied passenger refuses to accept the decision. >> Your hands off of >> In the next case, we have Rhonda Parall, a woman who thought rules do not apply to her. But when the dispute quickly escalates, she is about to find herself in a very bad spot. >> How we doing? >> How you doing? Uh, Miss Partial here appears to be intoxicated, so we're going to deny her boarding. >> Okay, perfect. >> She's refusing to leave. asked her if she needed a phone call to call somebody to pick her up and she won't she'll have her bag returned at a table. >> Perfect. All right, ma'am. So, basically, you don't have a flight anymore. I'll take this if you want. >> Okay, perfect. We're going to walk this way now. Okay. >> There is no way you're taking my >> All right, let's let's let's regroup here. There's a lot of kids around. Okay, so I'm going to talk to you over here. >> I don't care about any kids. >> This is going to go one of two ways. Okay, we're going to talk cordially to each other. >> I'm not I'm going to go on. >> You're not going on that plane at all. >> Why? >> Because they said so. They're a private company. They're denying you boarding. >> But I'm not a part of a >> private company. >> No one said that you were a part of a private company. I'm saying JetBlue is a private company or Breeze Airline, excuse me. And they don't want you to travel on their aircraft today. >> Okay. So, we you and me are going to leave now. >> Okay. We're going to walk down. >> We're going to I'm going to stand right here. >> Okay. So, how about you just drop all your stuff then? We could just turn around and then do it that way. >> Yeah, let's do it. >> Okay, perfect. Turn around. >> Nope. I get your hands off me. Get your hands off of me. Keep your hands off of Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. I have a hold. >> Perfect. >> I >> Great. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Neither do I. >> What you're doing? No. Give me No. >> Hang on. >> 51. Dispatch, one detain. >> Oh, >> we're going to bring you down to her office now. >> We're going to process you. >> I don't give a >> And we're going to get you to the hospital. >> Sounds good to me. >> Hospital. Yeah, you can't keep can't take care of yourself. So, >> just walk like a normal person. We're doing this as cordially. Excuse me, guys. >> Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> Oh. Oh my god. >> Nobody's hurting you. We're just trying to walk. >> No. >> 510 radio coming down. >> Oh. Oh. Just keep Come on. >> Back to your age. There's people in front of us. >> No. No. No. You guys are >> all right. Be careful. We're on the stairs now. Okay. >> I don't give a what you're doing. No. Let it go. I am not going to Oh, no. All right, we're about to keep walking. >> Walking. >> Come on. We're almost there. >> I don't give a [ __ ] What are you doing? I don't give a [ __ ] I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] BUDDY. >> Neither do we, lady. >> No, I don't care. I don't care. >> Here. You're going to sit right here. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Okay. We're going to cook you up to this wall. >> Yeah. We're going to get cooking. >> Gentle as we can. We're going to get the fire department to come check you out. >> You just do what you want to do. >> And [clears throat] >> Rhonda. >> No. Let's just speak to each other like we I tried to do like multiple times up there. >> No, absolutely not. >> Okay, Rhonda, sounds good. Sounds like we're going to get nowhere. So, what >> I'm not doing it. >> So, what the process is now? You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Okay. You'll be getting your appearance ticket shortly and then we'll be bringing you to the hospital. >> Okay. >> Firefighters evaluate Rhonda as deputies issue her an appearance ticket and court date. She is released with instructions to appear in court. >> What's going on, Sam? >> We're with the fire department. All right. Can I take that out of your mouth? You're not going to bite or anything, right? >> All right. Hi. >> How are you? >> We just want to make sure you're doing all right. >> So, Ron, I'm not going to give this to you. This is your bear ticket for you being arrested today. Okay. >> Do you have to So, yeah, you were arrested for disorderly conduct today. Okay. So on March, okay, so let me on March 18th at 6:00 p.m. you were to report to 312 Wolf Ros County Colony Court. Okay. >> If not, the war will be issued for you. It doesn't matter. This is going to be put into your property. Okay, sounds good to me. >> Thank you. >> Rhonda Parall was charged with disorderly conduct from an airport dispute over boarding. The next case moves to a Jewish temple where officers respond to a woman who repeatedly refuses to leave. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Police in Coral Springs, Florida, responded after a woman refused to leave a Jewish temple where security had asked her to leave following a disturbance. And there are services available to fever. Respectfully, there are many springs. >> I know. So if you and you know from the police here if you want to feel refreshed I just that was all fine before me >> because I told them as a representative security that's why just like I told you before it's not going to be this >> and you're refusing to leave which means you're causing more of a problem for yourself if you just obeyed my command left. It will be less. >> I'm not refusing to be. This is my place. >> We told you to come. >> This is my place. >> I know you told me that. >> This is where Allah, >> you know, you're the same guy, but it's not a point. This is not This is This is >> All right, officer. >> Hello. How's it going, brother? >> How's it going? >> Okay. >> Don't reinvite. Don't reinvite. She's not being reinvited. Okay, ma'am. I'm officer this groceries police department. We talked before and I'm going to let you know kind of what what what goes on here. So, they've asked you to leave. Okay? So, I'm here to reinforce that factor. All right? I don't want to bar you. I don't want to take you to jail. I do not want to do that. Okay? But they're asking you to leave. You have to leave. Okay? So, grab your stuff and and go on and try to find somewhere else. I don't know if you need services, we can try to help you find services, but you can't stay here any longer. Okay? Do you understand what I'm saying? Okay. So, if you can grab your stuff and then we'll be on our way and then that's it. You know, no crime, no one's going to jail. >> Are you from Coral Springs? >> I am from Coral Springs Police. Yes, I am. >> Why are you not blue? >> What do you mean why am I not blue? >> I don't know what that means. This is our patrol uniform. My badge is right here. My name is right here. The patch right here says springs. Okay. So, this I I do not want to forcefully remove you from this premises. Okay? But it's it's coming to that point. All right? I don't want it to get to that point. So, I'm asking you politely if you can just grab your belongings and just leave >> and find another church or find another if wherever you want to go. >> Specifically to allow you maybe go to a mosque. >> Yeah. go to a mosque or something like that. That's the place where it's more in line with that. >> Can you stop disrupting me? >> Okay. >> I'm coming here for the m the rabbi the service. >> Can you stop disrupting me? >> You know, once you began cursing in front of the children, it became something which was no longer in the realm of normal. We do not need to allow you to use this area and and and act in any manner that you wish. Just because you wish to see the rabbi does not mean that our children need to hear your thoughts. >> Respectfully >> and I've asked you to leave because it's not welcome. >> Who doesn't welcome here? >> I don't. >> Yeah, but you don't you're not in charge of security and I have a legal right on the show. It's on the papers. Show me the papers. And we're not we're not going to go ma'am ma'am on the papers that are back. >> We're not going to go back and forth. All right. So if you can grab your belongings and leave it it would make things a lot easier. Okay. It would make things a lot easier. I don't want There's other officers on the way here. Okay. I'm trying to dismiss this before they get here because when they get here they have a job to do just like I have a job to do. Okay. I'm here to protect the mosque. They want you to leave. They That's it. >> This is not the mosque. The test used the word the same thing. >> This is a shabbat. >> No matter how many times security and the officers asked her to leave, the woman continued refusing to cooperate. >> You're not God. You're a child of God like the rest of us. You have no right to behave like this. >> Just to just to clarify, if she refuses to lose, will you want to press charges for trespassing? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. All right. >> You know, they're back. >> What happened? >> You What's up? You need a ride home? Where you going? >> I'm here at the at the Shabbat. >> So they want refusing to leave. They want to they are willing to press charges for trespassing if she doesn't want to leave. So I mean we're at this point she doesn't like me for some reason. But obviously you got to >> that you don't like me. You don't like me. You don't like me. >> Not what I said. I wish you very well. What I told you is that what you've done here is inappropriate and not welcome. >> Karma's name. >> Yeah. Karma's name. We don't leave. We have to take you to jail. >> We have to take you to jail. >> Take me to jail. >> All right. So, stand up. >> No, you take me. Remove me. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> M cover. I had a cover yesterday, too. >> Thank you, M. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's just her uh Carmen, we were so cool yesterday. What happened? >> Uh, we're okay. >> Did you piss yourself, Carmen? What happened? >> It's a baker, man. >> She She said she was told the same thing yesterday, too. So, I mean, might be a better option. She need some help. Okay. >> You have an extra pair of gloves on you guys. >> I don't mind in the car. >> Thank you. >> Just stay on the ground for me. >> It's in here. Your phone's in here. Everything's going to be all right. All right. >> We're going to put everything in here. Okay. We got all your stuff. Don't worry about it. >> Sorry, dude. >> Oh, you can you want? >> Yeah. Yeah. You're okay. Thank you, though. either. Well, I don't know what you're going to make for >> She thinks she's Allah. She was talking to herself. She was talking about how the Islam temple yesterday was she doesn't know. He doesn't know who the president was. >> I was 15er. >> 15er. Yeah. >> They want to press charges, right? >> Yeah. They want to press Who's the uh He's the He's the head of security. >> Doesn't want to press charges. >> You don't You don't want to press charges or you want to press charges? No, we don't press charges. >> Only charges two. That charge has to. >> Given the woman's increasingly concerning behavior, the officers wanted to make sure she was mentally okay. So, they contacted EMS for assistance. >> Carmen, if you can't bring your knees to your chest, I have to lift you up. All right. All right. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. We don't want Oh, I need to stand up. All right. >> Did she walk or no? >> Huh? >> We can't drag anything. >> She can walk, but she has a limp. >> We could always call EMS in, have them come to the stretcher, stretch her to the car, and that's I mean, >> I mean, she's going to have to get medically cleared anyways. >> Yeah. >> I wish you well, and I hope you take advantage of the services that they offer you. I clearly need some help. Hey, you're from the you're from the >> I'm from the protective. >> No, you are from the >> from the mala the >> Yeah, I saw you there. You have their covenant there that belongs to them. >> That's private property. >> Not anymore. trespassing. >> You're trespassing. >> No, you're trespassing. >> You're trespassing, Carmen. >> Okay, Carmen, >> stay away. >> I will. Okay, after the bar form was done. >> No, verbally. Yeah, >> she was actively not checking. Does she have anything over there? >> Copy right here. Check her email and I'll check her in. >> My name is Joe. Okay. Hands behind her. We >> tried it yesterday and it looks like this. Unless you just >> Okay. >> This is a 20in build from yesterday. >> Yeah, bro. Same one. >> We're We're going to move the handcuffs to the back. >> Carmen, we're going to move your handcuffs to the back, right? Go >> ahead and sit up for me. Sit up there. >> Can you sit? Can you stand up or no? >> There you go. >> Thank you. >> Got it. >> Thank you, boss. >> I'm going to take one off. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Hold on. Get the Let me get the >> Can we uh Can we get on the toughest? >> Uh yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> It's good. It's good. It's good. It's good. >> Can you stand up for us, Carmen? >> Bring your knees to your chest for me. Knees to your chest. Okay. Help us stand up. here. >> Yeah. Lean forward, Carl. Can you lean forward? >> Can you Can you take one off and uh Which one? Where do you want it? Right here. >> Yep. >> Where is it? What is it? >> Right here. Got it. >> So, all right. The woman was charged with trespass after warning and obstructing an officer without violence. As officers work to resolve the temple disturbance, another airport incident unfolds when a young passenger becomes disruptive and repeatedly refuses police commands. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. >> A disturbance broke out aboard a Spirit Airlines flight on December 5th, 2025, prompting deputies to respond at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport in Florida. The situation was that yes, she was in 2017 and his genesis Genesis and but she was actually caught baking twice in the fight. She's actually stopped. She really stopped. She took the baby. Then she was cursing religion all the almost the first half of the fight she kept on out of control. We had to separate her from the passenger she was traveling with and move all the guests around her to the front to avoid she always got a fist fight with her passion. She was just totally in control. So we had to separate by herself to fight and we she had to open her alcohol to consume the alcohol but this is alcohol. So I'm not going to say anything here because I don't think we're going to ask come >> just make an announcement and have her come out. If like she doesn't come out then like come from >> pass or something. Just like just Where she at? >> She's coming. She's What's your name? >> Genesis. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> My child didn't do anything at all. The officer tried to speak with the woman, but she repeatedly refused to follow his commands. >> No, I didn't do anything. I didn't talk to nobody and I didn't talk. >> Hey, you can stop. >> Hit anybody. Shut up, [ __ ] Shut up. I have lawyers. Are you stupid or are you dumb? >> We need to talk to you, though. >> No, I don't care. No. >> What the I don't touch me. Don't touch me. lawyers. Are you dumb? >> All right. All right. All right. All right. >> Now you're going to jail. >> Now I'm going to jail. >> Yep. >> For what? >> I haven't assaulted anybody at all. >> What am I going to jail for? That's the thing. What am I going to jail? [laughter] >> Babe, >> I had one shot though. One shot. That doesn't affect me. >> You [ __ ] >> Come on. Wait. I can't correspond. Just hold on. You're going to break my arm. >> Oh, put on my >> Wait, wait, wait. Please correspond to my arm. Please. My arm is going to break. Please wait. Dude, please respond to my arm. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. That feels a lot better. I just need to >> because my arm >> it's not that bad. You guys are Miami, Florida. No. >> Exactly. So you don't have to treat me that bad. We are not out of the states. You guys are in the country. >> We are US citizens now. >> We're not out of the states. You can't treat me like that. Just ask her how much she was doing and and and what she was doing on the plane. >> I wasn't doing jack. You guys didn't want to do something for a paycheck out my face. >> And I gave you that paycheck, stupid. My boyfriend's going to pay that [ __ ] regardless. [ __ ] pay you for no reason. Got >> to choose the right one this time. The woman was taken outside the airport where the officer explained the incident to the other responding officers. >> Oh, wait. We've been declared 11, bro. I have to leave at 3, dude. What are you doing? This was youring fault, bro. He was on me. That flight was on me, bro. And I pushed him off. That's not fair. I pushed him off of me, bro. That's not on me. He wanted to get at me, [crying] bro. You have to understand that quite a me. I couldn't do anything to him. The other girl. I hate you. >> I just want to go home. That white guy put it on her. >> I didn't do anything to the white guy. Please. He's the one who >> I didn't do anything. >> Please. He just got upset because I didn't want to do anything with that. >> I don't want to do anything. >> Hello. >> Okay. What the [ __ ] They're off. >> She went crazy. She >> Yeah, she going. You can hear her. She was hella drunk and she went nuts. So we I put her handcuff. >> No, that's not usable. No, we didn't slam her or anything. But but I didn't know this was coming from Santa Domingo. So they said customs had to had to uh had to clear her. But she she was going crazy. I just handcuffed her and took her right out cuz she was like like like Dennis was trying to talk to her and she just went nuts after that. >> And soon as like soon as when she got out she Dennis was trying to talk to her and she just went nuts. >> Okay. Okay. Can you help her now? Can you also get the the the guy the employee who told you that's 43 so I can >> Okay. All right then. >> Okay then. I'm waiting for her friend to give her. I just need her ID. Okay. You got her ID or no? >> I need his name. I don't care. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. All right. >> Better geting blasted the not blasted. I'll need that white guy on the plane. Bro, >> you guys are messing with the wrong. I'll get the >> right now. I need the white guy's name. The white guy's name. Who was on the sphere of light? >> I'll bring No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Sheriff, >> sheriff, I know you hear me. Are you >> What's going on? Yes, I need the white guy's name. Put everything in my bag and I need the white guy's name. >> White guy's name. Better have me. >> She was on the plane. Um >> she said he was drinking your car. >> All right. >> Bro, wait. Hold on. I don't know if you guys are going to steal my [ __ ] You guys, >> your friend's coming to get your stuff. >> First and then I'll go in with you. >> No, not my ring. Not my ring for what? I'm not going to jail. >> What am I going to give off McDonald's with you? Okay. is here. >> Oh, you guys always steal my stomach. >> Yes, you have. This is the not the first time. >> The woman was charged with disorderly intoxication. Shifting away from the airport, the next encounter begins at a downtown business where a woman refuses to leave despite being asked by management. I >> appreciate you being cooperative here. On March 15th, 2024, police in De Moine, Iowa, responded to a downtown business after a woman refused to leave the property when asked by the manager. >> How's it going? >> Hi. How are you? >> Oh, not too bad. What you doing? >> Just chilling. Where are you doing? >> Just chilling. Okay. Well, >> [ __ ] out of me. I think you're right. You're >> right. Uh, we got a call. Somebody said they're asking you to leave. You got somewhere else you could go as we go up to the store. >> Okay. Yeah, I think that'd be all right. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> Not too bad of a day today, is it? Not too bad. >> Can I just grab your name real quick? >> Okay. A N G E L A. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. This is all your toothpaste stuff, too. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do you have a room at the shelter? You just normally just stay in like the general area? >> Just pretty much stay in general. >> General. Yeah. How's it down there? >> It's all right. >> Yeah. How long you been staying there for? >> Almost 3 years. 3 years. You got a bigger bag or anything? What's that stuff? >> These shoes could go together. >> Yeah. All right. About ready. >> Oh, 5 minute roll. Huh? >> What's that? >> Still shaking like a mother. >> Why is that? >> That just all trash. Probably don't want to drink that anymore, do you? Like we can probably just leave that stuff there. >> There. >> How's it going? >> Good. How are you? >> Oh, not too bad. >> How's it coming? >> Slowly. >> Very responsive. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No, I completely understand. >> No, you you're the one who called, right? Yeah. >> What was your name again? Perfect. Yeah. So, >> uh Jeff George. Officer George. >> George. Yeah. So, yeah. So, um I I she does have a warrant for arrest. So, it's completely unrelated to this, but that way you're aware. Does that mean she might go to jail? It's just something else. Of course. actually. So, does that give you extra leverage or >> Yeah. Yeah. She's going to go to me, but I'm just You should clean it up right now. >> Yeah. I appreciate that, Jeff. >> Yep. No problem. So, >> I'm about ready to leave on vacation, so I'm already trying to get everything done. >> Yeah. Yep. >> My cover for me. >> Yeah. Yep. No, it's no problem. So, that's a couple. It's just kind of working. work specifically for these problems. So >> yeah, I kind of help. So yeah, >> you're good to help you out. >> Yep. Yeah, no problem. So thanks, sir. >> Yeah, I'll help. >> Okay. Yeah, I should be good. So >> after speaking with the manager, the officer returned to the woman and let her know the reason behind his decision. >> All good. >> Okay. Probably find a trash can and put some of that stuff in. You don't want to drink that. It's like trash all in there. >> Yeah. What? >> What? >> My ass is totally wet. >> I know. From what? Yeah. Stuff it in that bag. All right. You want to stand up for me? >> Need help up at all? >> You want to set that stuff down for me? Just set that just that stuff. You want to set it just right. >> Well, I'm scanning. >> Yeah. Yeah. But can you just set that down for me, please? Okay, we'll get the rest of this stuff here. >> That's not my candy bar actually at all. >> That's right. >> Good. I have smoked on the property since I've been here. So you >> Okay. Um, so you got a warrant. Okay. So >> I'm not I wasn't aware of that at all. So >> you're okay. Um, you just you got to go with me, though. Okay. Because of the warrant. So uh, they just they just got back with me about it. All right. Um, so I'm going to have to I'm going have to have you put your hands behind your back here. Okay. >> Is it okay? >> Yep. We can we'll take that stuff. All right. Understand that's all your stuff. So 5127. Yeah, as long as it's attached to the trip. Um, we're just kind of moving slowly here. So I'm just getting back to the car. >> Copy. Thank you. Okay. >> Do we have um >> Can I use a lighter? >> A lighter. Um, I can't I can't let you use a ladder right now, but what I'm going to do I'm just going to slide this off you. Okay. I'm just going to slide that off and then I just got to I do got to put you into handcuffs. >> Okay. But can you Okay. I just need a minute. Hi. How are you? >> Good. >> Seriously. >> No, you're fine. You're fine. >> I need to breathe. >> I'm not trying to I'm not trying to freak you out or nothing. Okay. >> So, >> like check the warrant or whatever because I just did 70 days in jail. >> Yeah. And I am totally sober. >> Yeah. No, that's they just >> I'm sitting here. I've been here for, you know, maybe an hour. >> Yeah, they they checked it. So, like I said, once we get back to the car, I can let you know what exactly it's for. Okay. But, um, yep. I'm just going to right here. Okay. You're right. Here, I'm going to I'm just going to take this. I appreciate you being cooperative here. Like I said, I'll let you know exactly what it's for. This said it's out of P County. So, I'm guessing did you miss court or something? Maybe could have been something like that. >> Okay. What I'm just going to walk you over here and then I'll come back and grab your stuff. Okay. I'm not going to leave leave your stuff here. All righty. >> When additional officers arrived, they transferred the woman to another patrol vehicle. You >> you don't have anything crazy on your on your person, do you? Okay. Do you have any pockets even? No. Okay. I'm just going to just make sure no pockets, nothing nothing waistband, anything like that. Okay. Get this unlocked. All right. >> Right. >> Yeah. All right. Just watch your step getting in there. Okay. You know what? Actually, before you do, let me let me see those handcuffs real quick. I don't want them cinching up on you. All right, there you go. That way they won't get tighter if you sit on them. You're right. >> Not going too far. >> No, you're right. I just want to make sure you're >> I need to stay right. >> Okay, just hang tight for me. Okay, let me close this door. I don't want to squish your toe there. We good to load her up, though. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Oh, ma'am. What's your name? >> Hi. >> What's your >> Angela Payne? >> Angela Payne. All right. All right. I'm going to put your other shoe down here for you. Okay. >> All right. >> I don't know even know that fits tail. >> You want me to put it on? Help you put it on. I can do that. Where's your other foot? >> That's my right foot. >> Sure. >> Yeah. Well, you've got that on the wrong foot right there. Want >> to put that on? >> There you go. All right. I'll help you with this one now. Bring your foot up. >> There you go. Go ahead and get off. So, go ahead and turn around. Face the car. Come over here. >> I'm going to patch you down. Okay. >> No, we had to. >> Are you drunk right now? A little bit. No. Okay. Come up here a little bit. Slide. Patch down. Face the car. Spread your legs for me. Okay. >> Okay. Just sit still for me. You down real quick. Put your arms up. Do you have any drugs on you or anything, ma'am? Okay. Cuz if you do, it turns into a felony at the jail. Okay. I don't want to see that happen to you. So, this might be a little uncomfortable for a second. Maybe a little tight. Go ahead and stay still for me, ma'am. Okay. You still got your shoe on, ma'am? You keep shoes on for me. There you go. Okay, get that shoe up here. We're going to get right in the van. When you get in, watch your head. And when you sit down, I need you to grab a strap for me. Okay, watch your head. There you go. I'll help you up. There you go. All right, go ahead and sit down. Right there. Thank you. All right. >> The woman was charged with failure to appear. By the time that property dispute reaches an arrest, officers are called to another airport where an intoxicated passenger refuses to leave the terminal. Police at Tampa International Airport responded after an intoxicated passenger was removed from a flight and refused to leave the terminal on July 31st, 2025. >> Hey, what's up? You guys called did >> someone called >> uh passenger took off flight. >> Oh, then it might be down there. >> Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> I definitely need some help. >> Hurts. Please, by all means, >> by all means, >> back up. >> By all >> back up here, let's go sit up as much as you would like. >> Okay, let's have a seat over here. >> Have a seat. >> 144 echo. We're over by Echo 72. She's pretty intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. I heard. >> Okay. I can smell it off. >> It doesn't matter. >> Okay. >> What would you like? >> What's up? >> I'm fine. I'm going to my friend's wedding. I'm a bride. She is checking at the royal concert. I've lived in DC for 2 years and I will not have >> I'm sorry, King Henry. I'm sorry. >> 104. >> Okay. So, >> so you're trying to go to Atlanta or what? >> No, DC. >> Okay. >> Going to miss my flight, but I see you there in a minute. >> Okay. So, >> so I be booked the flight. >> Okay. For what time or when? for 7:19 which is scheduled for 7:54 for apparently 36. >> Okay. What time was your original flight? >> 2 5 6 7 with the 50s. >> Okay. I'm allowed like no like I have done nothing out of the requests of my requested. >> Okay. Why did they take you off the flight? >> Such a good question. Would love to hear an answer. >> Okay. Were you seated on the flight already? >> Yes. >> Okay. And then >> so I missed my flight by a singular minute. They dragged me off and I think I was really [ __ ] compliant. All right. >> Okay. >> I think I was very like wait like >> sure >> compliance. >> Okay. >> I did not cause any issues. >> Okay. Is Tampa home for you or like Florida home? >> What is the question? >> Do you live here locally? >> Do you not ask my family? >> What >> you want to ask? Like >> I'm asking you. I understand. Yes, Tampa is home. >> Okay. >> I would prefer. >> The woman was so intoxicated that much of what she said did not make any sense to the officers. >> I'll give that vaccine. Ma'am, >> I don't need Just hold it. Please hold it. >> I don't like I don't want to appreciate this. I'm really upset. I don't think I've gotten anything wrong. >> Like, you're so welcome to anything you need from me. But I think I'm being treated really badly. >> Does your family live nearby? >> That's irrelevant. >> It's not irrelevant. I'm asking a question. >> Is that a thing I need to answer? >> I'm asking if there's someone that can pick you up in a timely manner. >> Yeah, absolutely. I can pick if I need to. That's not the problem. It's not my bike. I have not done anything wrong. >> Well, I'm going to be straight forward with you. They're they're not going to let you fly today. >> I understand that. So, >> I'm well. >> Okay. So, with that being said, you we're eventually going to have to get you out of the airport. >> So, I'm going to need like a really specific list. Remember, I'm a citizen. >> Listen, all we want is someone to come pick you up. >> They're not going to do that. You're not entitled to that information. >> Okay. >> Listen. >> All right. >> You can hold me overnight. >> There's a couple choices. You cannot stay here. >> Yeah, you're going to hold me overnight. You can arrest me. >> No, we're not. >> You can't. That's your right. >> But I have not done anything toward that. And I know I haven't. >> Okay. >> And by all means my hair. >> I will not be I know I have to go through a wedding smile. >> She knows where I am. >> You need to relax. You need to calm down. You are toxic. We actually is that you're showing all the signs of being in top. Okay. So, what we want to do with you is we want to help you out. Okay. We want someone to come pick you up so you can sleep this off. Okay. But you cannot stay here. You cannot stay here at the airport. >> Probably. >> Okay. >> You can charge me with whatever. You're not being charged with anything, >> but you should. >> You need to put in >> cuz you want to charge me for that. Go ahead. >> If I'm being charged for public intoxication, >> hit me. >> Why do you want to go down that route? >> Because I need to go to my friend's wedding. >> When you can Okay, that's going to delay the process even more. >> No, it's not. >> You're going to go to jail. Then you're going to be in jail. Then you have to deal with everything down the road. It's a lot easier for somebody to come pick you up. Okay. So, if you're going to cooperate, you're going to have somebody come pick you up. >> Someone needs to get me into DC by tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. >> Well, you're going to have [crying] to sober up. >> I can do that. I will sit here >> with water. I will sit here. I will do it. And that's why you know I'm not covering you propos like I'm here. I'm cooperating. I'm here. You can touch me. You can isolate me. You can put me wherever you want. I know myself. >> I know I'm not here to cause problems. >> Zip tie me. Like, go for it. I'm only here for my friend's wedding. >> I'm serious. Like, that's the only reason I'm here. I just want to see you >> like I know who I am as >> you have to you have to that's your responsibility as airport not security or enforcement like yes you have your job and I will not cause problems I walk. I walk. I'll sit here until the time you need me to prove that I'm going zero. But I know I wasn't causing problems. I know I was. I know I was. Like what? Oh. >> The officers gave her several chances to avoid being taken into custody, but she continued refusing to cooperate. >> So, hear me out. You get a ride. You go home, you sober up, you come back tomorrow and you get on your flight to get get to DC for your wedding. >> So, if you can't do that, you're going to cause further problems and you're going to get yourself in trouble and it's going to delay the process and you're not going to make that flight. You're not going to DC anytime. >> Yeah, I know that. >> You're welcome to not refund me. I understand my rights as like a private passenger. However, if I did anything actively criminal, again, please by all means hold my hand. Like, I'm not fighting back. I'm not getting arrest and I will need to. >> You're welcome to arrest the land. >> Arrest. >> I don't want to arrest you. >> I know you don't, but that's not the same thing as not >> I'm not not I'm sorry. I wouldn't lie, >> man. We're literally trying to get you a ride >> or family. >> No, no, no. I said arrest cuz I know my >> arrest. I'm not complying. I hold my hands up. You can arrest me at any point. >> Getting this is this is Yeah, it's >> No, I'm not. I'm sorry. Like, you can arrest me if I've done anything criminal. Okay. >> All right. >> I'm not Last chance. A >> okay. So I'm not wrong. >> Relax. >> Here. Watch that. Watch. >> I'm not wrong. >> You're all good. >> I've not come back in any way. You've not given me totally. >> No, I'm really not. I've given you every chance to give me an answer. have a chance. >> No, I asked you for a reason for my arrest. >> I told you >> that you weren't flying because you were you were deemed intoxicated. >> No, that's not the same thing. >> See on the chair. Stop playing games. >> I'm not playing games. >> Sit down. >> You tell me where I need to sit. >> Sit down. Sit back. Sit back. >> I have not. >> Stop acting like a child. >> How dare you? I had no way have I been combat. No, something's in my bag. >> That's okay. >> I'm just welcome back to visa. You're so welcome. I'm an American citizen. I've been an American citizen for years. >> Excuse us. I would love >> totally impossible. >> Nope. >> Here you have my hand. >> And here you have all of my joints. The woman was charged with misdemeanor disorderly intoxication and trespassed from the airport property for one year. Turning from repeated refusal to leave, the final case involves a retail theft investigation that becomes physical when the suspect actively resists deputies. >> I DON'T [screaming] >> in Bradford County, Florida, deputies handled a retail theft case and tried to retrieve the alleged stolen merchandise. >> She tried to push out. We're getting the trader receiver right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You have your ID on you? >> I don't have my ID. I do not have an ID. >> What's your first name? [music] >> K A L L I E. >> K A L L L I E. >> Yes. C I >> What's your date of birth? >> 13192. >> Hey, I got a name. Date of birth for you. It is first name's Callie. Last name I'll just spell it for you. Charlie India Foxtrot. 13192. White female. Do you know how much the total is? >> Not yet. How much more is there? >> Y'all watch these the whole time? >> H y'all watch these all the time? >> Sometimes. >> So, that one lady has not scanned one thing, has put a bunch in her bag. The one in the red right there. >> Oh, yeah. She's um she's doing smart. >> Okay. Okay. I wouldn't be able to tell between that >> cuz like in reality they could just grab whatever they want and load up. >> Does he know if it's over 750? >> Is it over 750? >> 1300. >> Okay. Go ahead and stand up. You're going with me. I want charges pressed and it's over 750 which makes it a felony. >> Yeah. and stand up. Come on. >> I'm sorry. I can't. >> Well, you're going to have to. >> No, I can't. I can't. >> Do not fight me. >> I can't. I'm >> I will tase you if you do not stop. Turn around. >> Please, >> woman. >> I'm sorry. I can't I can't turn around. >> I can't. I can't. I'm sorry. I can't. >> Would you like be pig? >> Get up and turn around. >> Then turn around. I can't. I CAN'T. I [screaming] CAN'T >> TURN AROUND. >> I can't. [screaming] I can't. I CAN'T. >> STOP. Please stop. I HAVE SEIZURES. I CAN'T STOP. It's like you're doing this. I [laughter] I [laughter] >> Why ARE YOU CRYING? >> BECAUSE YOU KNOW GOING [screaming] >> Would you like to talk to me? Slow down. [laughter] You can't settle down. I can't go to jail. I can't go to jail. I can't. Calm down. I can't go to jail. >> The woman resists as deputies use a taser and repeatedly order her to place her hands behind her back. Deputies continue working to restrain her. >> I hear you. Holy [ __ ] 5397. 5397. >> I need another unit. Fighting. >> 5448. >> You're not moving. >> You want me to? >> No, I want you to sit down. >> 5448. You show me 1097. >> I will take you. Sit down. >> 8397. Where you at? >> Stop. >> I'm in Walmart. No. >> I can't They were in the I can't. I can't. [laughter] [laughter] I've tased her twice. I CAN'T HELP. I CAN'T. I CAN'T GO. >> STAY YOUR ME. GIVE ME THE CUPS. >> THEY'RE OVER THERE. >> NO. >> I don't want to break THE DOOR. >> STOP. >> SETTLE DOWN. >> STOP. >> NO. >> NO. >> Come on. NO, [screaming] NO, NO. I will tase you if you don't put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Look, you're going to get tang again. Put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. I will tase you again. 8471. >> I don't know what's in her purse. >> 1071. Reference Whiskey Fox Drive. >> Taser three. Drive ster three times. >> Drive stun three times. The woman cites past abuse for her reaction and reports seizures and a possible head injury. >> My baby daddy beats you. I just can't help but react. >> That's not how we act. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> That's how you get more charges. >> I understand. I just an automatic reaction for me for some reason at this point. >> Even I sat you down and told you if we need to talk to calm down, we can. >> And you you kept on. >> I just for some reason I just react that way. She don't know how you got beaten. I'm sorry. >> I did give her an out in between it cuz I had her sitting and I told her to calm. >> I can tell you fighting like that gives you another charge. >> You You need to think about the things you do before you do them. >> I just can't help and react that way for some reason. It just it doesn't even matter if it's physical automatically. It just the the mental >> I'm sorry you had that kind of issues in your life. talking [snorts] about how I react to things. >> When you do illegal things, there's a good chance we're going to get involved, which means you got to understand that there's a good chance you going to jail. >> There's so many resources you can go to that can give you food and stuff like that for your family. I don't know what was in your buggy, but for $1,300 worth of stuff is a lot. >> Okay? There are organizations that can help you with that. And this isn't your first time cuz they have multiple times of Putinham and Gainesville of pictures of you doing the same thing. >> I'm sorry I said I'm my head seizures. >> After the struggle, EMS evaluates the woman for possible injuries as deputies keep her restrained and monitored. >> You want here? I'll let you in. >> Hey, >> she says she has had But the whole time we were fighting, she had a seizure. >> Oh, I was with her at the hospital. >> I've already told her the ball upwards. She was >> She climbed up the wall. >> She was drive stun, not tased cuz obviously got what? Three times. >> Yes. >> Three times before twice before my lost. >> Two. It was two connections. The third time once the middle time it feel weird. >> Paramedics, we're going to put a little thing on your finger. I know you're in kind of an uncomfortable position. you want. That's your name. >> Yep. All good. >> The woman was charged with theft. Before we wrap up, this routine traffic stop escalated in seconds when the officer approached the driver, demanding she step out. Panic took over and she slammed her foot onto the accelerator. After a pursuit, officers forcibly removed the screaming suspect from the car. She thought she could escape, but her way of planning did not work. She faced serious charges, including aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer and fleeing from arrest. That's all for today. If you enjoyed watching, show your support by subscribing to the channel. Feel free to share your thoughts below and come back soon for more videos. Until then, take care and stay safe.