All right. Hey. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Some calls start with nothing more than a whisper of suspicion and spiral into chaos no one saw coming. >> Knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Susan. >> Two strangers broke into someone's home chasing privacy only for police to burst in on a story riddled with lies. >> No. No. >> There's a gun. Nobody's trying to run from me when he was over here punching people on the floor. But >> a routine stop over illegal window tint exploded into a frantic search, uncovering secrets hidden in plain sight. Hey >> don't don't do anything. >> Please >> stand up. Stand up. >> And these are just the opening chapters of tonight's wildest encounters. That's the police. WHOA. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> On the ground. >> A couple thought they had found the perfect place for some privacy. But when police stormed into the bedroom, they quickly discovered they were getting inside someone else's home. >> Come on, bro. They right here, man. >> What's up? >> Wait. Signal. >> Ready. >> For signal traffic. >> WHOA. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> On the ground. >> What the >> ON THE GROUND, >> STUPID. >> YOU TOO. Come here. >> I'm right here. I'm right here. I'm right here. On the ground. Oh, why you >> Don't move. >> Don't move, >> ma'am. Put clothes on, please. >> That's what I was trying TO DO. >> PUT CLOTHES ON. YOU A RAP, [ __ ] YOU A DIRTY ass rat. >> Everybody, hands behind your back. >> I'm a dirty ass rat. >> Can you put clothes on? >> You in the black. Hands behind your back, >> man. Dude, I got my hands behind my back, bro. >> Just chill. Just chill. Just chill. Just chill. Just chill. >> We just need YOU TO PUT CLOTHES, OKAY? BUT WE NEED YOU TO JUST PUT CLOTHES ON. OKAY, just put clothes on. We're going to get TO THE BOTTOM WITH THIS BIG CLOTHES ON. >> Just chill. Just chill. Just chill. >> What the You're going to invade IN MY PERSONAL SPACE. I CAN'T. >> I GET I get that. Just chill. Racism is just Can you pick clothes off? >> CAN YOU PICK CLOTHES OFF? >> YES, SIR. I CAN'T. BUT [screaming] >> DO THAT. YOU DOING TOO MUCH. >> Screaming at me. Okay. >> What type of [ __ ] is this? >> I feel it. I'm feeling right now at the top. >> Go over there. Hold back. >> Stay back over there for you. You're talking to me and you staring at me. WHO THE WHY you in my head? >> Watch your dog. Watch your dog. >> Come on, baby. Come on, baby. What you want to do? >> This my house. I PAID TO LIVE HERE, [ __ ] Let me see a penny of yours to live here, >> [ __ ] Oh my >> GET HER. GET THEM BACK. >> I'M RIGHT HERE. I'M NOT RUNNING. I'M NOT DOING THAT. >> Get him. >> Ain't nobody moving, [ __ ] Are you moving? Like, bro, what the you got going on, bro? >> Grab me some. Give me your cups. Nobody's trying to run from you when you was over here pushing people on the floor. By fool like you abusive as or what? You over here put on the ground because you mad like racist. >> Oh my god. >> I thought she How did y'all get in here? She walked in with a key. >> She had a She had a key. She had >> Oh my god. She had a key, MAN. >> YO, SHE OPENED THE DOOR. >> YO, IF I TELL YOU ONE MORE TIME, SIT DOWN. >> SHE WALKED RIGHT IN HERE, BRO. She waited for me to leave, >> man. No, she walked right in. >> That's fine. >> Just chill. Just give us just give us a minute, bro. We just got a call about people not supposed to be here. Just give us a minute. >> Bro, >> if you give us a minute to understanding some going on in this >> because you're not listening. Stop talking to Listen. Give us a minute to explain it to you why we came here. We didn't come here just to come here. But he didn't come here. >> After arresting them, officers split their attention. While one spoke with the homeowners to understand the full situation, the others worked to secure the suspects >> cuz Okay, before before this even happened, >> we already we just moved in. We just bought towels. Boom. We come here. Towels are missing. So, we're like, "Okay, what the are weird? >> Locking our door." >> So, we start locking our door. Okay. So, she sleep. I come home from work. I go grab some food. Uh it's on the on the counter from uh sheets. I get I left the door unlocked though because I didn't you know what I'm saying? I didn't think I was gonna be so long. So I get back and everything's all cool. But the door was locked this time. So it you know what I'm saying? So I'm like how the [ __ ] you bae? What the And she's like, "What are you talking about? The door was locked." The door was locked. No, it wasn't. Good job. I've been asleep. Boom. I go into the mother bedroom. These people have any reason to believe that this is their place. >> Bro, I don't know why the belief, bro. We just moved in here. >> Even if this >> When did you guys just move in here? >> When did we just move in? >> Friday. And we just now this our second night in here or something. >> But we when I signed the lease and everything, I didn't like move in right away. I didn't have anything. As you everything here is just bought and we just bought nothing in this apartment whenever we moved in. >> I'm put you in the back. I'mma fix these cuffs for you. >> Yeah. You see that? My wrist switch. I ain't say nothing though, but my wrist hurt. >> We got We got you. We We know >> I won't go say nothing to y'all. It's weird. It's We know it's it's weird. It's a It's a weird car. Just give us a minute. All right. >> All right. Go ahead and turn your hand around. Keep praying. >> Fix this one, too. I got it on. Just fix Take this one off. Take >> Take that one off, too. >> Sit down for me. >> Oh, I got Ah, I got I got a hip wound. I got a hip wound. That's what I did. >> You got a hip warm? >> No, a hip wound. pimp wound. >> Yeah, like >> wound time. >> I say I check the hip. I a see nothing. All right. So, I got to read you these your rights. All right. >> Okay. [snorts] >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to representing before any question if you wish. If you can, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answer any questions or make any statements. All right. Do you understand any of the rights I've explained to you? >> You understand? >> I'm not going to lie, bro. I'm just so distraught about this situation. I didn't hear that. Can you read them again? >> Yes, please. >> All right. To say Yeah. To say yes after or say you understand each one. All right. You have the right to remain silent. >> Mhm. >> You understand? Okay. Anything you say can will be used against you in the court of law. >> Yes. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you will be in question. >> Mhm. >> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, won't be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any question or make any statements. Okay. >> All right. >> Do you have these? Do you understand each of these rights? I've explained you. Have these rights in mind? And you wish. >> The woman offered an explanation for how she ended up there. But as officers listened, a crucial detail soon raised even more questions. >> At some point when you came here, you had a a shirt on. Correct. >> No. Yeah, I had a hoodie. But is this one? >> Who's Whose clothes are in this closet? You have clothes in this closet? >> Yeah, I should have one hoodie because I literally just moved in here. What I'm trying to say is that I was from my dad at Barber on Century. >> Okay, listen. Hold on. Hold on. Right now. I just want to put some clothes on you and get you decent. Okay. And then we can talk about >> really appreciate that. Over there should be a jacket. >> Holy [ __ ] bro. You better abusive and [ __ ] >> What did you have on when you came in here? >> All I had was a hoodie on, bro. Like the everybody got going on. Is this not >> I just want to put clothes on you so you're decent. And I'm really confused how you don't have >> I've been really want >> like where did my hoodie go? I have no idea. >> Excuse me. Like, I'm sorry. I'm in cuffs. Do you mind if I get up and look over there? >> No, you cannot get up and look over there. >> Bro, can you please just grab that jack right there? That pink one right there. >> Well, first I heard Vance trying to open up the door. Then he knocked. So >> I got up in. >> Yeah. Yeah. So I got up, opened it. It was Vance. So I let him in. And then I just came and lay right back down on the couch. He walked back to the room with his food. And then that's whenever he bed. And I'm like, I'm like, what the y'all doing? >> I didn't even get up right away because I like the heard talking about there's people in the house. >> I just had moved in. >> You live in which one? >> The 11:24. And that's what I >> This is not 11:24. >> And I do apologize. That's exactly what I heard. And when I came over here, I had came over here to tell them that it was 11:24. >> Hop up. Hop up. She said we can borrow this for the time being. >> But that's what I'm just saying. Like my cousin told me that it was right here at this apartment complex specifically. >> Do you have I'm going to guess no. Do you have shoes or slides or something? Slippers? >> No, I do. I really do. >> What were on your feet when you came in here? >> Over here is tariffs. >> All right. All right. You're telling me way more than I need to know. What were your feet though? Because I'm sorry that I'm not from around here. I literally was born in Puerto Rico. I have no idea what this all irrelevant right now. >> Like I was grown up. >> I just want to know if you have messy. >> So no, you're right. You wonder if >> you have shoes when you came inside. >> Yeah, I had slides. >> Let's go. >> Where do you want her? >> Okay. Don't talk to them. Don't talk to them. You're in their house. Okay. [ __ ] >> you you realize you were in their house, right? They're not in the wrong here. So, let's stop talking trash. Ladies and gentlemen, I say that one. No, ma'am. That never came out of my mouth. I tell you that never came out. >> A lot of things have though. >> No, you're right. But did that ever come out my mouth? No, ma'am. >> This is really slippery, so be careful. That's >> cool. Thank you. I appreciate you telling me. >> You're welcome. Like I know. >> Hold on. Sit right here. >> Listen, baby. Girl, I was born in Puerto Rico. I have no idea, dude. No, it's not. You can't You can laugh if you think I'm stupid, but >> you know the number to your apartment, right? >> Right. But was I paying any attention? I know. It was the back right door. And that's what I always remember. >> How did you get in? Did you have a key? No, their door is open. Cuz I literally straight up said, "I'm on my way." I told my cousin I was on my way. I said, "I'm on my way. I'll be there in a few minutes." Nobody was >> Where's your Where's your cousin? >> So, I thought she's literally in Tarson 11:24 Tarson Terrace. I swear to God, I will literally pull out my phone and show you guys. My whole intention was never to pull up in somebody's house. I literally told them that I was going to my house thinking that I was in my house cuz I had just moved in. I promise you. >> You moved in? You said two weeks ago? >> Yeah, like 2 3 weeks ago. I didn't even technically move in either though because >> you didn't find it strange when none of your items were in there and it was completely >> I didn't live because I never moved any of my items into her house. >> You don't have any things where you live? >> Like three like three outfits. That's it. Over and over again. Do you want to listen? No. You want to keep assuming assuming? >> You asked me what you took. >> No, then you want to go talking about [ __ ] HEY, [ __ ] WHAT DID I TAKE? NOTHING. I DIDN'T TAKE [ __ ] FROM THEM. >> CORRECT. Which is why you won't be charged with theft. >> [ __ ] you have >> We just went We just went over this. Theft and burglary are two different things. >> Excuse me. Let me rephrase that. >> Committed what the [ __ ] I'm thinking. That's it. Period. I'm telling you what a murder. But she didn't take anything. >> That's theft. Okay. >> I know. It's so funny, too, right? It is because >> Did you go to college? Do you Do you go to college? >> I did. >> Oh, did you? How many degrees do you have in there? Do you have a bachelor's degree? >> No, I don't have >> Oh, baby, please stop then cuz my auntie that I grew up living in in Jackson Township. I promise you, she grew there. >> Officers then spoke with the homeowner again while the man in the patrol car gave his own version of what happened. >> About to go about to go walk in the room. About to go to sleep. She's She's laying on the couch. She she had just woken up. I locked the door for me. Mind you, it was unlocked. So, I'm I'm wondering why I'm banging wondering why she locked the door. She I ain't locked the door. Walk back there cuz I see the the room door closed. It wasn't closed. So, boom. I walk back there. I just see them [ __ ] on the bed. And I'm like, "Damn, bae." So, so you know, I'm respectful. So, I set the door back. You know what I'm saying? Come back to here like confirming with her, "Be you ain't got no friends up in the room or nothing like that." No. No. We're in there. I don't know. Mhm. >> And that was it. >> That was it. Anything happened? Like, did they say anything to you? >> Oh, I mean, they just kept saying they was going to shoot me, shoot me, shoot me. >> All right, man. You got the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer or have him or her present with you while you are being in question. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer or won't be appointed to represent you before any question you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your right, sir? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> With all these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> Not in that type of way. Uh, yes. I wish to talk to y'all in a way like, "All right, can I know what's going on right here?" Yes, we can talk about that. Yes. >> You understand your rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And yes, I want to ask I want to know what's going on right now. >> What's up? >> What's going on right now? >> You tell me, man. >> I'm want to know what I'm going to do for her. >> You tell me what's going on. >> I am here. >> I tell you what, female. >> I tell you what, I ain't let >> you off the phone with my bae mama. >> I'm off the phone with my bae mama. >> Was I on the phone with your bay mama? I said, "Is you off the phone with her?" Okay, >> cuz you already got me in some [ __ ] >> I came in some [ __ ] >> No, you got me in. I told you to let her know I was an acrony going to jail. >> Bro, we here to talk to you about what happened. >> Look, I was here to see a female. >> Okay. >> Whatever. Whatever. She said she paid rent here. This her she pay her rent under the table. Whatever the case might be. I don't have [ __ ] to do with that. A is being a [ __ ] coming here. It's some [ __ ] We drunk. All right, that's cool. I came out here for that. A [ __ ] busting in the house and screaming. He going to do something to somebody in this [ __ ] What the going on? Trying to leave after that. Next thing I know, y'all busting in the door. >> All right. Now, this is the reason why I was trying to tell you when we was leaving out of here. You talking about, oh, we came here on some [ __ ] No, we came here cuz we got dispatched a call about people being in the house that that does not live there. So therefore, she did not live there. And that's sad cuz it's like she s >> Okay, >> so this is not her cousin house. >> No. So listen, if you listen real quick, y'all came here on some [ __ ] No, we didn't. We got called here. >> Was it forcing entry? >> Yes. You She doesn't live there. >> It doesn't matter. >> Was it forcing entry? >> Doesn't matter. >> You don't live there. >> So you think Hold on, >> bro. We not about to argue back. >> Black man to black man. You think >> it doesn't black or not? You don't You don't understand. >> All right, man. Man, you think a [ __ ] about to risk his life coming in the house that a female don't know? Well, listen. >> I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what. I'll tell you I'll tell you where the extent of this conversation I will tell you where the extent of this conversation is going to go. Who is he? >> Who is that? >> Who is that? >> It don't matter. >> Okay, cool. See you. >> Oh, he looks so happy. >> Oh, he's very happy. >> Can you play happy? >> No, I'm not happy. >> You look very happy. >> I'm not. >> Well, I'm sorry. I not happy. >> I might not be happy, but when I tell somebody to check my messages and the criminal, I wasn't let them do it. They couldn't even still do that. They had to keep going with a problem that just could have been resolved by getting the right address. That's it. Period. Like maybe their door should not have been unlocked for me to think that that it was my house because I've only moved in for a week and a half now. I have no idea what doors did. My name is King S. >> Both women were charged with breaking and entering, resisting arrest and criminal trespassing. That couple's search for privacy landed them in serious trouble, while the next woman found herself in an even more chaotic situation inside her own home. One of the comments from our last video gave us an interesting perspective, and we appreciate you sharing it with us. After watching this case, what stood out to you the most? Was there anything you didn't expect to see? Tell us in the comments, and your response could be featured in our next video. >> All right. All right. All right. Relax. Relax. Relax. >> On January 19th, 2025, this woman's heated confrontation with her own mother quickly spiraled out of control, turning a domestic disturbance into a situation officers struggled to contain. My god, how dare you? You are the same. >> Please. >> Nothing happened. >> What's going on? >> Okay. >> Okay, let's lower your voice down. WHAT'S GOING ON? >> NOTHING HAPPENED. >> OKAY. >> IS YOUR MOM HERE? >> YEAH. I DON'T KNOW. SHE'S hiding her in a [ __ ] bedroom. >> Okay. Wait, were you attacking her? >> LIKE, NO. >> NO, I DID NOT PUT MY HANDS ON HER. >> OKAY. >> MY GOD. EVERY TIME YOU GUYS COME HERE, it's always No, you guys have a repertoire. So, you guys already have it. You guys already decided what happened. So, you tell me. >> You tell me. I'm here. I don't know. >> Well, you already have a sigma. >> I don't have any sigma. I'm trying. >> You have more narrative than I have, >> right? I'm trying to figure out what happened. All right. What happened to you? >> I don't know. >> Okay. You don't know. >> I know more than you do. >> Okay, fair enough. We're just trying to figure out what's going on. >> All right, go talk to my mom then. >> There's an officer over there. >> She's the only person talking to her. >> Okay. Do you all the officers talking to her right now? Okay, >> awesome. So, what are you going to do? [ __ ] stare at me until she [ __ ] answers. >> If you want to talk to me, you can talk to me. If not, then we'll just stay stare at each other quietly. >> Awesome. >> Good. >> So, if I'm not under interrogation, I will definitely not answer you. Okay, that's your choice. >> It's not my choice. It's I need to get Miranda. The [ __ ] are you talking about? It's not my choice. The [ __ ] >> Did you like even go to police school? >> Oh, you're a lawyer, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I forgot. >> Yeah. So, shut the [ __ ] up. >> Yeah. >> Trying to get me to talk without getting >> shut the [ __ ] up, >> please. >> You're trying to get me to talk without getting >> You You were >> What were you trying to do otherwise? >> Nothing. You know best. You know best. >> Exactly. No, no. I'm saying that we were going to have a conversation. >> Okay. We're having a conversation. Hurry. >> All right. So, I'm trying to interrogate a conversation. We can have a conversation. >> We can definitely have a conversation. >> I just want my lawyer present. >> I'm not a [ __ ] [ __ ] like the rest of the [ __ ] people that you arrest and unic. That's what you do. >> I think I also have a right to smug this so don't really care. Go ahead. >> I never threatened her. Never said one [ __ ] thing. >> Please. >> Did I threaten you, ma? >> Yeah, I threatened you. I said I was going to kill it. Like, what are you talking about? Do you even know what a threat is? >> Yeah, I threatened her. She's a dumb. She doesn't even know what legal threats are. She has no idea what the legal system entails. Her legal threats are not like she doesn't understand what a legal threat is. She doesn't. She never went to law school. SHE DIDN'T GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE. TELL YOU THAT. >> But yeah, um now I'm on the hook because my mom all of a sudden became a lawyer overnight and knows what her Miranda rights are. It's like, okay, [laughter] okay, I'm living in a [ __ ] Twilight Zone. I'm living in a [ __ ] Twilight Zone WHERE I WENT TO LAW SCHOOL SO THAT MY MOM DIDN'T GET [ __ ] TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF BY THE POLICE and here it's all >> you have to everything. You have a story, right? >> If you want to wait in your bedroom so that you're not subjected to this, I want to blame you. >> Am I living in the Twilight Zone? I don't understand. I I just don't get it. I don't get it. I'll never get it. I went to [ __ ] law school to make sure my mom never got into any trouble. And here my mom is the first person to throw me into the bus. I'm very confused. I'm very, very confused. >> The woman became increasingly agitated while arguing with her mother as the tense confrontation continued. Mommy called the cops. >> They're all questioning us right now. It's like, bro, THIS LADY WILL NOT CARE. SHE [ __ ] KIDDING ME. She trying TO RUIN MY LIFE. >> I think alcohol is doing a pretty good job of that. >> YEAH, RIGHT. >> YOU HAVE NO LIFE TO RUIN. YOU DIDN'T DO A [screaming] GODDAMN THING. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. YOU HAVE NO LIFE TO RUIN. >> Just mom, please. >> Yeah, you do have a better life than I do. YOU'RE RUINING THE POSSIBILITY OF ANY [ __ ] LIFE THAT I COULD EVER HAVE. And you know it. HOW [ __ ] DARE YOU? THE ONLY CHANCE I'M THE ONLY PERSON GOT OUT OF THIS [ __ ] TOWN. And look what I have to show for it. Look what I have to show for it. [laughter] I am the only person that got out of this town. Like, it is super awkward now cuz I'm talking about people that you're directly involved with. It's super awkward. But we all know it's true. >> Like what? >> Like his [clears throat] brother was only Am I like Can you excuse yourself or no? >> No. No, you can't sit down. >> Okay. >> Well, then I'm not going to open my mouth. >> Okay. >> His brother knows I was smarter than him. >> I'm sure you were at one point in Rosar High School and I was like, uh, no thank you. >> And look where it landed me. You can change it. I have TO DO EVERYTHING BY MY [ __ ] SELF. >> You could change it. It's alcohol. >> Yeah, I am. >> It's alcohol. Stay away from the alcohol. It's >> more than that. >> No, alcohol is a good start. >> Well, I have uh the highest degree out of anybody I've ever heard in Roso Park. Does anybody have one degree in Rosal Park that you know about? >> Yes. >> Who? >> There's people >> who tell me. >> People that I have met. >> Tell me. >> So, listen. Stay off the one name. >> I'm not giving you any names. >> Then you're a liar. >> Okay. >> I know everybody was a part like the [ __ ] Like I don't know who you think that you're trying to like >> whatever, man. That's a weird way to just go about things, but you know, you have your police tactic, you have your police tactics, and you know, everybody has their own, but this is not a nonviolent municipality that can't even solve crimes that like when people are like porch pirates like that's your job. You know that, right? Is like >> So that's >> very aware of what my job is. Are you? >> So, what what is the highest crime rate? Like, what which area of crime are we talking? >> I don't even know what that you don't know your job. >> I don't know what that sounds at Frenchies. Like, that's your job. >> Love [snorts] that for you. >> I don't even remember last time I was at Frenchies, though. >> Cool. Same. Does that make me less of a Rosar citizen? Absolutely not. Does it make me less of a generate? Absolutely not. I did really [ __ ] up [ __ ] I haven't been to Frenchies in [ __ ] four to five years. Does that make me less of a piece of [ __ ] and that I [ __ ] up and did [ __ ] up [ __ ] Absolutely not. No. Okay. All the people raising money for all this [ __ ] at Frenchies cheated on their wives. Are we going to go into that? Did you cheat on your wife, too? Like, what are which al which alley are we going down? I'm confused cuz I don't know one single Roso Park wrestling coach that didn't cheat on their wives. I have Ro I have Craig Frost sweatshirt in my house. Do you guys want to see that? Cuz I wouldn't get I wouldn't have gotten it if he didn't get it from >> As the conversation continued, the woman's accusations soon turned toward the officers as well. >> Exactly. I know you believe me because you guys are not good people. You cheat on your wives. You cheat on like you cheat the law. Like, so that's what I'm saying. So why are you still like looking at me with your [ __ ] guns drawn like your hands on your gun? >> It's just comfort. It's comfortable. >> It's comfortable for YOU TO PUT I HAVE BLONDE HAIR AND BLUE EYES. I HAVE NEVER BEEN ARRESTED for any violence. Why is it comfortable for you to put your hand? >> It's on the holster. >> It's not comfortable for me. Take it off. Happy? >> Not really. You're >> okay. >> You're still towering over me. >> Towering over me with your hand on your [ __ ] weapon for no [ __ ] reason except that you can't remember when your friend hooked up with me and when the rest of your family also did the law. So, I'm super confused as to what conversation we're actually having. >> Me, too. >> Yeah. Thought so. >> I can get Craig Frost sweatshirt. I'm confused. I'm I'm super confused. What law was broken? >> What law was broken? >> I live here. >> Yeah, guys. We have a call pending in the queue. It's going to be at 337 West Clay Avenue. 327 West Clay for a 911 call on lockout structure. >> You said lockout, correct? >> Hey, >> all right. Stack that. >> Yeah. >> I don't know how to control my anger. >> Who knows how to control their anger? Would they >> anger your Yeah. No. No. Mostly anger. >> Okay. If he says you want to get >> I get all the time. You have no idea. >> I I deal with you plenty of times. I think I know. >> Plenty of times. >> It's not like once a week. >> So >> might be twice a week. >> Oh, figure it out when they get here. I just want them to get here. >> When have you dealt with me? Twice a week. >> When have you dealt with me twice a week? >> I said I'm by you. >> Yeah. The Rosa Park PD haven't been hold on me in over a month. So what are you talking about twice a week? What are you talking about twice a week? No, I would love to see the report. You're saying it's twice a week. Where's the report? You're saying it's about twice a week. >> At times twice a week. Yes. >> At times it was one time that it was once. It was actually >> Yeah. Twice within one week. >> Yeah. >> Once that was one time and that was [ __ ] two years ago. Just you just said exactly what I said. >> That was two years ago. >> Correct me with that. >> Okay. So, if you cheated on your wife two years ago and then you went to pretty >> sure I can't speak on that. >> Awesome. Well, I don't care what you did. If you stub your toe two weeks ago, >> should I say, "Oh, it's a habitual occurrence." >> That's a false allegation. I I didn't do that either. >> Awesome. Well, I'm sure I can find something that you did within two weeks. But we're talking about what you do >> and the real accusations. >> I know. But but I'm not >> trying to get you to help. Okay. >> That's what we're trying to say. >> No, [clears throat] I understand that. But I'm not saying that but I'm not saying that it happened more than two times a week. >> YOU'RE LIKE, "OH, IT HAPPENS TWO TIMES a week." >> What are you saying? >> We're not against you. We're trying. >> It's not I understand that, but it doesn't happen two times a week. >> Listen. >> It doesn't happen. Due to the level of your your aggressiveness and the amount of alcohol that you've taken, you're going to the hospital. Whether you do it on your own or we force you, you're going. >> No, because I've left you here before in this state and then you started a fight. >> So, one of two ways. >> You do this one of two ways. You could either go on your own or we make you. It >> It's your decision. I really wish that you go on your own, detox for a little bit, get the care that you need. >> I will go on my own. Okay. Okay. Come on. You want to put on your jacket? >> No, I'm not going to my own insurance. >> Okay. >> So, you're forcing me without forcing me. >> Well, I'm asking you to go on your own, right? Or we're going to force you? >> You ask me, but I'm You can't force >> the level of your aggressiveness, the fear for your mom because we've left you here like this >> whole conversation with you. >> Yeah. Make sure the right help. All right. Listen, >> I was fully compliant. I was not aggressive. There is absolutely no reason. >> History tells me that we'll be back here tonight and I'm not and I'm not doing it. >> We're not going to go through this. >> So, you're going to the hospital? >> No, you can't bring me to the hospital based on history. >> On history? No, you can't. I'm doing it based upon your level of your intoxication. >> You can't. >> I can do that. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, I can. >> You can. >> I can. It's community caretaking. No. >> Safety for your mother. The fact that you tried to break down her door in this >> break down her door. I told her I was home. I'm home. Just let me be home. I'm going to go to sleep. >> Officers attempted to move the woman to a safer setting, but she continued refusing to cooperate, eventually forcing officers to take action. >> Prove it different by going on your own. There is absolutely no community caretaking exception [music] to let you bring me out of my home right now because there's no reason for you to think I'm violent. >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. >> Okay. Well, we could argue this at some other point. >> Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. >> So, either go on your own or we make you go. >> Come on. >> Just come on. Just go for a little bit. a fullblown conversation with you. >> I understand that we need you need to get the help. Okay, >> I will. But I'm saying I just had a fullblown >> and we we all acknowledge that YOU DID. >> WHO THE [screaming] [ __ ] IS TALKING TO YOU? >> I'm talking to him. >> I had a very civilized convers now. You're This is what you're trying to do. You're trying to like get me out of my element so that I'm like thrown [clears throat] for a [ __ ] loop. I had a very civilized conversation with you and how [ __ ] dare you. It's not his choice. >> Now use that against me. >> It's not his choice >> again. Who is who is talking to this guy? >> It's fine. Listen to me. Let's go. Please. We're just trying to get you to the hospital. >> No, I'm sitting in my house. >> Okay. >> I can just go to sleep in like 2 seconds. >> That's not going to happen though, unfortunately. We've dealt with this so many times that we're just trying to get you to a correct color. Okay. [sighs and gasps] >> Seriously, >> I'm right here. Come on. Please. >> Please don't make it hard yourself. >> No. >> Don't make it hard on yourself. We're going to have to literally drag you out of here if you want. >> We just want you to walk by yourself. You're a grown woman. You can walk down the stairs. >> I know. THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. I CAN GO to sleep. >> If that was the case, you should have went to SLEEP THEN. >> I SHOULD HAVE. MY MOM DIDN'T GIVE ME THE OPPORTUNITY. >> She did. You were trying to break. >> No, she didn't. No, she didn't. >> Okay. Well, >> look at the timeline of the police report. Look at the timeline. No, I'm not going there until you look at the timeline of the police report. >> There's no more police report. >> Exactly. >> Got called here for a domestic between you and your mother and now we're just trying to get you to the home. >> I called the cops first. >> I did. Just go. All right. All right. All right. Relax. Relax. Relax. She's down. She's down. >> She's down. >> Calm down. >> She's down. I got her arm. >> Relax. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Calm down. >> Somebody grab her leg. I got her off. >> Yeah, it's all a pot, ma. You [ __ ] dumbass. Yeah, it's all a pot. Yeah, it's all the [ __ ] dumbass people you've been begging. >> My father was the smartest person you ever [ __ ] had sex with. You [ __ ] blood. >> Somebody grab your legs. >> You >> You got both legs. Who's got both of the legs on top? Lucky. Okay. So lucky. >> All right. >> Bring it back. >> Yep. >> This is what you want. You asked for this. I could have been [ __ ] sleeping. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> [ __ ] you. Son of a >> Even after being detained, the woman continued resisting, making the situation increasingly difficult for officers to handle. >> MY ARM IS BROKEN. NO, LITERALLY. Look at my >> Well, THEN WHAT? >> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? [screaming] LOOK AT MY MEDICAL RECORDS, you [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Look at my medical records. [screaming] >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, WAIT. LOOK AT MY medical record. >> Look at MY MEDICAL RECORDS. LOOK AT THEM. >> LOOK AT MY medical records. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I told you. >> I told you to look at my medical records. And you said, "Yeah." >> [ __ ] YOU. YOU MAKE EYE CONTACT WITH ME right now. >> This [ __ ] >> You good? >> Oh, yeah. Are you good? ARE YOU GOOD? I weigh [ __ ] 130 lbs. >> Yep. doesn't mean you can't hurt us. >> I looked him in THE EYE AND I TOLD HIM MY SHOULDER WAS BROKEN. I looked him in the eye. I told you my shoulder was broken. I looked you in the eye and I told you my shoulder was broken. >> Then act like it. >> I [screaming] should PUT IT DOWN. MY LEFT SHOULDER IS BROKEN AND YOU GUYS ARE THROWING ME ON TOP OF IT. >> YOU'RE SCREAMING. BRO, look at YOUR HAND [screaming] ON TOP OF MY LEFT SHOULDER. [groaning] OW. >> THE [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> BRO, IF YOU PUT my hair one more time, >> I Bro, >> MY LEFT SHOULDER IS BROKEN. that side. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> I WILL DIE DEFENDING MYSELF. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> I'm in. >> YEAH, >> HOLD ON. [screaming] >> I WEIGH 10 lbs. You guys are OUT OF BREATH. MY ARM IS BROKEN. [screaming] >> Get the [ __ ] off me. If you, BRO, IF THIS GUY COMES NEAR ME AGAIN, >> I'm going to lose my [ __ ] mind. >> Well, you'll also be charged again with that assault assault. Don't worry ABOUT THAT. >> YOU ATTACK ME. I TOLD YOU. >> I TOLD YOU I HAD AN injury >> multiple times. >> Multiple times. >> Don't fight with us, SIR. I TOLD you [screaming] I had an injury. >> [ __ ] you. >> I told you I had injury. >> I I told them I had injury and they still attacked me. >> You good? >> You good when you're going down the steps? I was trying to grab you. Make sure you [ __ ] fall. >> Who's coming with us? You guys good? >> You guys all right? >> It's your fault. >> Thanks, guys. Have fun. >> We got >> follow. >> Um, >> dude, I got stuck behind. >> Stay with >> Actually, follow. >> You're going to do the ingredients. >> I stuck. I got stuck behind the plow. You hit me. >> No, no, it's all good. You literally were fine until you kicked your nail. >> The woman was charged with assault and resisting an officer. >> From a heated domestic confrontation, we moved to a routine traffic stop where officers soon uncovered far more than they expected. >> Fake money. >> You got more. >> A simple traffic stop for illegal window tint took a sudden turn on April 21st, 2026 when deputies began uncovering more than they expected. Hello. How we doing? Deputy post from the sheriff's office. Windows is just looking a little dark, man. Can you roll it up a little bit up? Yep. Right there. You're at a three. You know what? You're supposed to be at 35. >> Okay. >> Did you buy like that? It happens a lot. People just put those dark tins on there and they don't realize it. Uh where you guys heading right now? You have court? Where at? Where? >> Where's that? What's the city? Huh? Oh, okay. You got more weed in the car. See you got some on your lap. Huh? Listen, I don't care about a little bit of weed, guys, if you got a little bit of weed. But you just got to be honest. You got it all over you, dude. Huh? Okay. All right. What was that? What is that? Don't reach for it. What am I pressing on right here? >> Huh? >> What? That's not What is it? >> My penis, sir. >> Dude, what is that? >> My penis, sir. >> You got a bundle of money right there. >> That's my penis. >> Put your hands up on the car. What do you got on you, dude? >> I got my >> This is not that, dude. >> That is >> No, it's not. >> I promise. >> Okay, we're going to take it out. Okay. What is it? >> Huh? >> This is not your Dude, >> that is >> Why don't you just be honest? >> Put this stuff down. You guys put your hands on the back of the seat. Put your hands on the back of the seat. >> What do you got on you? >> Just told you. So, this is my shirt. That's it. >> Okay. Put your hands on your back. Step out, ma'am. You got anything illegal on you? >> No. >> No. >> Just your weed. Okay. Step up. Leave everything in there. Nothing in your bra? >> No. >> Nothing. Being honest. >> I don't have bra. >> Okay. Step back this way. Yes. Insurance. You get his name and his name. Listen, I'm going to search the car. Okay. You guys got weed and plain view. There's weed under the seat where you were sitting. If you guys got something, now's your chance to be honest. >> Just the weed. Okay. I'm not worried about a little bit of weed, guys. All right. So, just be honest. That's it. Okay. Noticing their suspicious behavior, officers moved to search the occupants and the vehicle where they discovered several troubling items that would soon make matters much worse. They don't even really have like they just got like little packages of weed all over. No, >> she's got brass knuckles. I don't know if she's a felon. [snorts] >> What she got? >> Hey. >> Hey. >> Don't Don't do anything. Don't do anything down. >> It's my money. That's all. >> You told me it was tissue. Now you're telling me it's money. Get it out and give it to me. >> Fake money. >> Fake money. Okay. >> You got more? >> No. Put your hands in the car. >> It's not your pants. That's weird. Are those your pants? >> Are those your pants? >> No, that's not the show. >> No, that's not mine. That's not mine. >> It's not mine. >> Please. It's not mine. Stand up. You're not under arrest yet. You're detained. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. We'll take a deep breath and you You're detained. WHAT? YOU know what you're getting detained for? Stop. You're detained. >> You have contracted in YOUR POLICE. LISTEN, >> this isn't going to make our decision any ANYTHING else in your page? Leave. Leave. Yeah, it's a lock. Help us. You're just going to jail. >> No. Just sit. >> Am I going to jail? >> You're detained. Sit in the car. >> Please. I GOT CAR IN THE MORNING. >> We will talk about it. >> Please sit in the car. Sit in the car now. >> I GOT I GOT PTSD. I CAN'T I CAN'T SIT. >> We'll roll the window down. Sit. And he can stand [laughter] here. SIT ON THE SEAT. >> CAN I SIT IN THE SEAT? Oh my god. Listen to me. You're going to get a resisting charge if you don't stop. >> That's That's where I'm at. IF YOU DON'T LISTEN TO ME, >> STOP. LISTEN. You're going to get a second charge if you don't knock it off. Get in the car. >> That is awesome. >> Right now, you're not going to jail. If you continue to act like this, you're going to for sure go to jail. >> Now, stand up. >> So, stand up and sit in the car. Sit in the car. We're going to roll down and this deputy is going to sit here with you. Okay. >> Please don't look. Close. Please don't. >> He can stand right here. Just listen for me. >> You have the right to remain silent. Listen. I just detain listen to this. Okay. You have the right to remain silent and anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for a present with you while you're being custody. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed direct. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights. I answer any questions. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Do you want to talk to him then? >> Um any of us? >> Yes. Officer. >> Have you been charged with a felony before? >> Yes. >> What was it? It was a It was It was a >> Okay. So, you are a felon. You are considered a felon. Okay. You also have brass knuckles in your purse. >> Yeah. I just got attacked um by my house. >> You understand that's a felony, correct? >> You having brass kn? >> I didn't know. No, I didn't know. >> Okay. >> And what's with the deal with the bottle underneath the passenger seat? >> I don't know what that is. I know. I I >> Okay. So then let me ask you this. Okay. Who is drinking out of the bottle? >> I don't know. I do not know. >> See, this is where I know you're not telling me the truth. >> Officer, I swear. >> I have a I have a orange drink right here. >> As officers continued questioning the woman, her explanations became less convincing as more suspicious evidence surfaced. >> I had um took my gap and I have the first condition. >> Okay. >> And I take my pill and that's what I was doing. >> Okay. So then what's the deal with the money? Who's it belong to? >> It don't belong to me. >> Okay. Well, it don't belong to me when it was in your pants is not going to cut it. You better give me names of who it belongs to. dangerable. We do have criminal going on. >> Where was it on him when he handed it to us? >> It was He had it. I don't know where it was. I was sleep. I had took my medicine and I went to sleep. >> Well, why wouldn't he have just kept it with the rest of it? >> I didn't know. I didn't know I was sleep. I don't know what to do. And I all I saw was the police behind us and I don't have cotton for drinking that we don't drink. >> Who in the car was drinking the weed? >> I don't know who was drinking it. Nobody was drinking it while I was in the car. >> Whose car is it? >> It's mine. >> Everything else in the car belongs to a female. There's nail stuff all over the stuff place. >> So, all right. Swing your feet in. You're just detained. Detained. >> Hey, I'm going to roll this window down. >> He's going to stand right here with you. Okay. >> Okay, fine. Can you just make sure she >> Oh, man. >> Does it have an odor to it? >> Yeah. Do they usually just chase it? >> Well, they drink it out of that baby bottle. >> How is this? >> This mine. What? >> Yeah, you're going to jail. >> Huh? Because you've got fake currency. You've got lean. >> That's not mine. Officer >> and you got brass knuckles in your phone. That's only that that brass knuckle is only >> and you have more fake money in your purse which is obviously yours. >> I swear he put that in there. That's not mine. >> Okay. Well, the brass knuckles are yours. >> Yes, that's about it. >> You're also in possession of a weapon as a phone. I didn't know. >> Okay. Well, >> I didn't know. >> So, you can either be honest. What are you going to court for in Quincy? >> The currency. >> Okay. So, you've already This has already happened. >> But I didn't But that's not mine, though. I was just in the car asleep. While officers tried to move forward with the woman, she became distressed and resisted, making the situation even worse for her. >> Feet in. >> Am I going to jail >> right now? Yeah, you're going to jail [laughter] >> at the on the on the brass knuckles alone. You're going to jail. >> Can I talk to him really quick? >> Swing your feet in, >> please. >> Swing, >> please. Can I >> You will get You're not stepping out of my the car. Get in the car. >> Get another charge. >> GET IN THE CAR. STOP. >> You are >> [crying] [screaming] >> Stop. [crying] >> STOP. [screaming] >> You're going to get ANOTHER [screaming] DOG. You're getting the car. >> What are you doing? You're not YOU'RE ACTING LIKE A >> STAND UP. STAND UP. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> Acting like a child. >> Wait out OF THE WAY. YOU HURTING ME. >> NO, NOBODY'S hurting you. >> YOU'RE BABY. >> WILL YOU WILL YOU STOP? [screaming] YOU'RE GOING TO GET CHARGE. >> YOU'RE GOING TO get You're going to get a resisting charge if YOU DON'T GIVE >> IT. I'M GOING to give you one more chance to stop. ALL RIGHT, LET'S GO. [screaming] IS THAT IT? THEN STAND UP. ACT LIKE AN ADULT. STAND UP. [crying] [screaming] >> You better stop. You're going to catch. YOU'RE GOING TO CATCH MORE. >> PUT YOUR FOOT IN FOR NOW. >> Pardon me. >> Put your foot in. YOU NEVER HIT ME UP. >> You're going to get an aggravated battery charge. Sit down. You're about to catch a catch another one. >> You're about to catch a felony. You're going to get a felony. You're about to catch it. Put your foot in. Get in the car. >> Put your foot in. Put your foot in. >> GET IN THE CAR. NO. Get in the car. STOP. >> I WAS SUPPOSED TO me please. One second. Can you please not close this DOOR ON ME? >> YOU WANT TO drive that open? I don't know. >> I can't breathe. >> We will open the window for >> I don't GOT NO HELP. I DON'T WANT TO PLEASE. I don't want to go to jail. >> I understand. >> I DO NOT KNOW THE BEST NOTHING. >> LISTEN, if you keep going, >> the woman was charged with possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, drug possession, resisting arrest, and battery on a law enforcement officer. The next woman thought she could simply walk away from custody, but officers were ready for what came next. >> We didn't have to do any of that. >> At a healthc care facility in Ocala, Florida, officers arrived to take this woman into custody after a warrant was issued for her pickup. But things were far from going smoothly. >> Neat. And you were breaking up on me pretty bad on my own. >> I know. It's This building is horrible. [laughter] Um >> yeah, she's being unsuccessfully discharged. Um so whenever they unsuccessfully discharge them, Valuchia County issues a warrant. Okay. >> For pickup and then they come get her from the jail. They >> take her back to county. >> So she was here on on ro. >> Mhm. Okay. I got you. >> Why am I not going to jail? cuz we have had to have many conversations with you, Trinity. >> Have you been doing anything? >> Sweetheart, yes, you have. You just went off on staff yesterday. You know, I didn't. >> So, everyone's lying on you, Trinity. >> I did not go off on staff yesterday. I was completely respectful yesterday. >> No, you were not, baby. This has been an ongoing issue. And you remember I had a conversation with you and we talked about it. We have tried to help you time after time and we're not seeing any changes. So from our clinical standpoint, we don't feel like you are ready right now for this. >> Miss Patrice, I am. I've really been trying to do better. Please, >> Trinity, baby. We just had staff was just telling me today how you got upset and you were disrespectful. It's >> not. >> It's a everyday thing, Trinity. So at this moment, Valuchia County Jerk Court has put out a warrant and then Mary County has to take you into custody till she comes to get you. >> Once they put out a warrant, we ain't got a choice on the matter. >> Yeah. And I told you we communicate with referral sources and they have a say so just as much as we have a say so. So it's the drug the judge Blackburn drug court and us. We all collaborate. >> Can I grab my phone numbers please? >> I tell you what, why don't you let one of them grab the phone numbers and your property and things like that? >> No getting we'll take we'll get your medication too >> and we'll take everything so you can have everything when you go to pollution. >> How much stuff is it? Like bags and bags and bags? No, you just have you have a cell phone? >> Yeah. >> So, I get your cell phone, your ID. >> I have three phones. I have my my ID, my phone numbers. Pixie got two of my shoes. >> You can't take all that stuff with you. >> So, can she take the phones? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, I get your phones and your medication. >> Okay. And my phone numbers is in a pink planner on my dresser. >> I don't know cuz she So, we'll get that for you. It's in the pink planner. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we'll get that and we'll give it to the officer to take with you. >> Okay. All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> While officers tried to talk with the woman, one wrong move quickly made the situation much worse for her. >> Nuh-uh. This way. >> You're going to get tased. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. TASER. TAS. TASER. >> Lay on the ground right now. You're going to get it again. Lay on the ground or you're going to get it again. 624 1031. Taser deployed. You're going to get it again. Roll over on your stomach. >> MOVING IT OUT OF MY PANTS. >> Roll over on your stomach now. I got another cartridge. If you don't If you do that, put your hand behind your back. >> Do not move. Do you understand me? >> You didn't have to do any of that. 6214. You can clear it in 15. Good. >> Just keep one routine. Can you also have medics 51? So, you got a head injury from hitting the pavement. >> All right. I'm going to roll you on your side and then we're going to stand up. Okay. Put your leg underneath you. Now we'll roll up and stand. Okay, got it. One second. Really wish you wouldn't have done all that. We're going to go on this passenger side. I'm going to get you in the shade. I don't have my head in the front. >> Absolutely not. You just ran from me. If you hadn't ran from me, then yes. >> All right, hang tight for a second. I'm going to pull this other pro uh probe out of you. There is going to be a white portion, but no visible. Heat. Heat. All right. You may have a brief pinch here. Okay. So, just stand by with me. anything in the other pocket? All right, have a seat. I got Madison to come check you out. Okay. It will. >> The woman may not have realized that trying to get away from police would only make matters worse as officers moved forward with the situation. >> Do you still want us to get her medication? >> Yes, ma'am. If you would have her medication and her phones and all that like we were going to. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Ah, even better. You better. So, those are her meds and then these are her I don't know what's in that envelope, but I'll >> go through it. >> I don't know what's in there. >> Um my sergeants on the way. Okay. >> Um when he gets You can go inside if you want, but when he gets here, um he might want to talk with you since you were out here and all. >> Okay. Y that's fine. >> Uh but yeah, if you want to chill out, you ain't got to stay in the hot sun. >> Thank you. You try. >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, ma'am. So, uh, she decided to run from me >> and got tased in the back. Unfortunately, was on the payment. So, she got a little scuff up on her face. >> Was this here? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. So, >> was she for sure going? >> Oh, yes. >> Don't run off now. >> I'm not going to go on the [ __ ] handle. 60. We're done. The woman was charged with resisting an officer without violence and violation of probation. One woman tried to get away from officers while the next refused to leave an airport, turning a simple dispute into a much bigger problem. >> In today's video, we have a passenger who was denied boarding and refused to leave the airport. But she had no idea that her refusal to leave would soon put her in a much bigger situation. >> My name's Officer Department. >> I'm trying to >> So are you? >> Um I'm not at any liberty to disclose information. >> Okay. So this is So here's the deal. American, so you're not going to be able to get on this flight. So, what I'd like to do is help me get revoked for another flight. >> I'm not sure why the reason for that would be >> airlines are allowed to do that. Okay. >> For what reason? >> They're saying you're in hospital. >> I'm not. >> Cool. But I am. >> So, again, do you need medical attention? >> I've had a concussion. I'm just trying to make it to my flight. If you want me to walk the line, I walk. I'm going to make this flight. My dead parents are on this flight. >> Your dead parents? >> My dead parents? Okay. >> So, this flight, they're not allowing any board. So, here's what's going to happen. >> Okay. So, here's what's going to happen. >> But I haven't threatened anybody. >> Understand? If you try to force your way in this aircraft, it's going to be a criminal matter. >> Okay. Final warning. You can step inside with me. We can have a conversation. >> You're telling me she's not going to she's not going to take my boarding? >> Yes, I can tell you that right now. >> You're telling me? >> They're not going to accept the warning. I'm not intoxicated. What do you need for me to tell you I'm not intoxicated? I have my status. I have got hit by my ex-boyfriend force trauma. I'm trying to go with >> So, is this does she be denied boarding by you guys? I've already have been affected by something else. >> At this point, it's an FA regulation. It supersedes your situation. >> What do you mean? >> We can we can rebook. >> I'm trying to get away for safety. You understand that? But FA regulations prohibit >> but there is nothing of me that right now >> dehabilitate what of you because symptoms of a concussion show signs of >> so with all due respect I can rebook you but you're not going to fly today and if you're making it a little bit difficult >> I need to know tell me why I can't make this flight >> I'm not so uh >> you need me to do anything in terms of surviving I'm down I've got a conc You're going to leave the airport. Come on. Stand back up and go. >> Put your stuff and stand out. You made your decision. >> Put your hand down. >> Put your hand down. Put your hand. You're going to leave the airport. Okay. >> Can you please What is the decide? >> I asked you to leave. Now I'm going to tell you to leave. >> Cool. But what is the there? I can see. >> Now you're trespassing. You do not You not booked on a flight today. I am intoxicated. >> I am booked. I'm not intoxicated. And I am booked on a flight today. I'm not a final warning. You are directed to leave the airport at this time. You will be placed under arrest for criminal trespass. I do not want to do that, but that's where we're headed. Let's walk with you and we'll figure it out with tickets. >> Your bag. >> Let's grab yourself. >> Do you want your bag? >> I've had a concussion. I got beat by my ex-boyfriend. >> I have my sag, miss. Why won't you let me see my mom and my dad because I'm trying to get away from the situation. >> What the [ __ ] are you doing to me, though? >> Let's go. >> Why? This isn't [ __ ] fair, dude. What the [ __ ] I'm asking you. >> All right. All right. >> There you go. No, I'm asking you. Why do you want to [ __ ] ask like >> how many times you have to be asked? >> I asked you why am I being arrested or >> Well, now you're being arrested for trespassing. >> Trespassing nothing. Do you see me trespassing? Does anybody see me trespassing? Does anybody see me trespassing? >> Please tell me. Does anybody Sacoma International Airport regulations states that to be in the airport you have to be a ticketed passenger and not denied you boarding. You do not have a ticket. So now you are trespassing. Let's go that way. >> But I [ __ ] bought a ticket. >> Well, you had. >> After being arrested, the woman remained uncooperative, continuing to question the situation and dispute the officer's actions. >> You asked me. You asked me to rebook me. >> No, they told you you were not flying. Everything's been video recorded. All right. So, you can see it for yourself. Go in and request it. You were told at least four times. >> Dude, >> we asked you to go. Come on. Walk this way. >> There's nothing wrong with me, man. I just want you to tell me what I'm doing. >> We told you. >> Why are you [ __ ] pushing me, bro? >> I'm at David. >> Okay, we'll just go to David. >> I need to talk to some supervisor. >> I'm not being [ __ ] held in custody. It's not >> You're under arrest. You're >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do anything. >> Go that way. You're going to jail. >> I didn't do anything. So you can walk down to David 3 to his patrol car or we can take you to David 3 to his patrol car. Which one do you want to do? Can I >> talk to you, sir privately? >> That I'm not, >> bro. What the [ __ ] you mean? Why am I [ __ ] What are you doing to me? This is harassment. This is harassment. This is harassment. >> We told you to leave. >> I wanted them to tell you. >> You didn't want to leave. >> They told you. The supervisor told them. >> What supervisor? The one you were talking to at the door. >> She had no idea. >> It was a dude. You were talking to a guy. >> That was a African woman. >> No. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. Just let me go. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> What did I do? >> What do you mean? I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Over here. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will against you in a court of law. You have the right this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one woman will be appointed to represent you before questioning. If you wish, >> that's my dad. My dad, can you tell him any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements? Do you understand these rights? >> Dad, I'm being detained. I don't have no idea why I'm being arrested. There's no reason I'm being arrested. I tried to catch my flight in my end. >> Understand each of your rights were explained to you. >> Okay. But do you understand that I told him that I had a concussion? >> Explain to me because I can't be here. I can't. I've already been in jail. I can't do it. I can't do it again. >> Okay. Are you going to listen or no? >> I've been a good girl ever since I've been in I swear I'm not going to explain it to if you're just going to talk while I'm trying to talk. >> All I try to do is tell them that I have a concussion because I my ex-boyfriend beat me. >> Okay. There's police reports about it. >> Okay. My eyes move because I have my status. >> Nobody cares about her eyes. Like >> why am I in trouble? I'm not drunk. You smell like alcohol >> because I had a shot before I [ __ ] wanted to go on this flight. >> Every business has a right to refuse some of >> That's fine, but I don't detain me. Don't throw me in jail. >> You're not listening. >> There is no reason. >> Come on. >> How about we just sit her in here? >> As officers tried to escort the woman out of the airport, she continued making the situation increasingly difficult for both herself and the officers. I will tell you right now, I will miss I will miss this flight if that if that means that I didn't if that means that >> I didn't I didn't >> I didn't do that. >> No, sit down right here. >> No, you're doing this because I have a record. >> No, we have no under arrest. We have no idea what you're writing. >> I'm a non threat. >> Do you have I don't know. >> What do I do if I'm a nonreating bird? >> Two arms, two legs, and a walker. Okay. Well, maybe one of you guys can help me carry the bag. >> Okay. But I want >> Do you guys want to help me with the bag or help with her? Can I help? You got a bag? It's her stuff. Elizabeth, if you [ __ ] deny me, just tell me. Like, it's okay, but like [ __ ] right, man. I'm I'm making this flight, man. These are my [ __ ] rice, dude. >> These are my [ __ ] rice, man. These are my rice. These are my rights. Hold on. These are my rice. I'm catching that flight. Grab both of them. You got it. >> There you go. >> What am I doing? >> All right. Listen. Listen. >> Do you want more charges? Cuz that's what you're going to get if you don't walk. >> I need to be out so I can go see my ass. What are you guys going to beat me in the corner? Holy [ __ ] You're going to beat me up. >> Holy [ __ ] Put your shoe on. Put your shoe back on so you don't get all dirty. >> No. For what reason am I being arrested? For what reason? >> For this is unlisted. >> I don't know. >> I'm going to be doing a basic search. >> I'm doing a basic search. >> I'm not No, I didn't trespass anything. I did not cross his line. >> You will be doing a more thorough search at the jail. Is there anything on you that I need to know about? >> I need to I need to get out. >> I spoke with your father. He's expecting a call from you once you get there. >> Listen, I I I didn't do anything. I I'm I'm telling you >> I'm not under arrest for trespassing. >> I'm not under arrest for trespasses. Can I talk to Mr. >> You need to get in? >> No. No. You I [ __ ] know my rights. I [ __ ] know my rights, bro. Let me [ __ ] talk to the officer. Let me talk to the officer. Let me talk to the officer. >> You're going to You're going to get more charges. >> You white ass my arrest. >> If you don't get in the car, we're going to have to use >> for resisting arrest. >> That's fine. I'll have a conversation with you. Tell him to let me go. Tell them to let me go. Tell your officers to let me go >> and we'll have a civil conversation. >> Shoulders first. >> We'll have a civil. >> I'm not resisting arrest. Tell me tell me why I'm being arrested. >> Can you grab >> Tell me why I'm being arrested. >> Tell me why I'm being arrested. >> I told you five times. >> No. Wait, man. >> Hey, supervisor. Hey, supervisor. >> Brother, what the [ __ ] are you doing? Brother, what the [ __ ] are you doing? >> The woman was charged with criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. The next case takes a different turn as officers approach a man expecting a routine check only to uncover something they weren't prepared for back here. >> A man was found asleep behind the wheel and officers were ready to help him get home on 27th May 2024 until a routine check revealed something that completely changed the situation. I if I want to start me another sir. Hey, it's the police. Oh, >> hi. How you doing? >> How are you? I mean, what are you doing? >> You wake up. Yeah. >> What's that? >> Come on out. How are things? >> Great. >> Good. Come on over here. >> You tired? >> Yeah, I'm tired. >> You tired? Okay, come up over here. >> What's going on? >> My friend call me building the house. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> I was coming from uh >> Fox Lake. >> Fox Lake. Where were we at in Fox Lake? We over there. >> I can't I can't understand you. >> We were there. >> Take your time, man. It's okay. I was I was scared you were dead. >> No, I was tired. >> I'm tired. >> Yeah. Um what I said I'm going to go back to sleep. I was going to go home salvage over there and I came to have something to drink and over here. >> I got you. How much have you got to drink tonight? earlier. >> I mean, throughout the day, tonight, earlier, whenever. >> You know, continually drinking since about 12,000. >> Since what? >> How many have you had? >> No, you asked me that. This is what I've been drinking. You asked. >> Yeah. >> You started at noon. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I had that day. >> How many? >> You've been drinking throughout the day. >> Okay. How many drinks have you had throughout the day? Would you say >> 10? >> 10. Okay. I'm going to run you through a few exercise. Make sure you're good. 951. >> What's that? >> You don't want to location. >> You sure? >> Yes. >> Sorry. Go ahead. >> I don't want to rush you for DUI, man. >> Okay. Okay. Stand by. He's probably 55. Just give me a minute. So, we do these exercises. I understand. You're in great health, right? You got muscle. You look good. You feel good. You're a Marine. My chief is a Marine. I respect military. I know it's Memorial Day, but as you know in the military, respect, right? So, I'm asking you to cooperate with me, >> right? So, I want to run you through a few things. Make sure you're good to go home cuz I found you slumped over, right? >> No sleeping. >> Okay. So, we're good. You do these things and you're on your way. Okay. >> What do you think? >> So, if I don't do your research? >> Yeah, I'm going to rush you. Yes, for sure. Cuz you're drunk. is just if you prove me wrong, you of alcohol, your eyes are bloodshot. I've been knocking for about five minutes on every angle. Luckily, that window was open and I was able to unlock your car and open your door, or else I would have broke your window. So, yeah, you have a lot to lose without cooperating. So, you let me know what you want to do. I'm not going to go back and forth. I'm giving you opportunity because you're a veteran and I have the utmost respect and my goal is not to jam you up, okay? But as you know, respect is given to both. So I hope that you have a respect for me and you cooperate. You make it easier. >> Well, I I >> fine. >> That that that just really hurt me. >> I mean, it hurts me when I have a veteran not respecting us. >> I have not respected you. >> Well, I'm asking you. I want to run you through a few things to let you go home. >> At what point did I disrespect you? Well, when I'm trying to do my job and you just flat out said, "No, that's what I'm that's worked. >> Did I disrespect you?" >> I just told you. >> Did I disrespect you? >> Do you want to continue with the test and do them or no? I'm just going to I'm not going to go back and forth. I'm giving you an option. This is in your favor. >> I'm asking you. >> I'm giving you an option. What would you like to do? Think about it. I'm going to go to my car real quick. You got T ID on you? Don't go in your car. Any weapons in the car? >> Is it in the car? >> Is your ID in the car? >> No. >> Lost the house. >> Lost the house. >> Okay. Any weapons in the car? >> Officers tried to assess the man's condition more closely, but he appeared hesitant and repeatedly delayed the process with unusual behavior. >> Young man. >> Yes. >> Young man. >> Yes, sir. >> What's your name? >> Joseph. Joseph. All right, Joseph. Come over here. Come right here. Put your feet together. Arms down completely together. Like this. Like this. >> There you go. There. Perfect. You don't got any problems with your eyes? >> No. >> Knees, feet, anything like that. You walk fine. >> Okay. Yes. >> Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyeballs only and not your head. Okay. >> Your head is going to look straight at me. Your eyes are the only thing that's going to move. Do you understand? >> Okay. Ready? Don't move your head. My head's right here. Good. Okay, good. Let's go over here. Actually, come right here by the by your car. Right here. >> Right here. Yep. >> Good. Stay right here by this line. >> This line? >> Yep. Face towards my police car. Can you hear me from here? >> Yes. >> What I want you to do is I want you to imagine there's a straight line from you to my police car. Okay. Next, what I want you to do is I want you to put your right foot on on the line. Right foot, >> your the imaginary line. >> Okay? So, right foot out. >> Go ahead. Right foot. Okay. Next, I want you to put your left foot in front of your right touching heel to toe like this. >> Sorry, >> you're fine. >> Arms down at your sides like this. I want you to stay in this position until I'm done with the instruction. Do you understand? When I tell you to begin. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. I have a low back problem. >> I got you. Take your time. >> That's what I'm saying. >> When I tell you to begin. >> All right. Hold on. >> I got you. [clears throat] >> We just asked and there was no problems with your feet, back, nothing. Yes. >> All right. All right. >> No. Sorry. Just release me. I'm going to go for anybody else in the call. >> Okay. >> Are you ready? >> Yes. >> Where do you live at? >> Uh, >> where's that at? or English. >> What brings you out here? >> Do you know where you're at? >> Hey, so I was coming from um um um my son's house. He lives in uh >> You got a cell phone? Yes. >> Go call somebody to pick you up >> and tell them you got 5 minutes before I arrest you and give me your ID. Find your ID in there. >> I left my >> Where's your phone? >> Oh, now you can run when when it's time to walk in a straight line. [laughter] 951. You still need that plate. >> We were able to get it. >> 104. Who's the register own on it? 104. Oh, would you be able to sound someone find who doesn't have an ID on an attachment, please? >> Do you got an Uber app on there? >> Yes. >> Call an Uber. [music] >> Just confirm. Confirm. Pick up. >> [music] >> All right. Step out the car. >> My partner's gonna >> My partner's going to park your car over here and you're going to pick it up tomorrow when you're sober. You understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Come on out. [music] >> Okay. You're fine. You're not going to jail. You're not going to jail. >> No. >> Come this way. >> You need your key? >> No, not right now. It's just >> lean up right here. >> There you go. Let me see what this Hold on. What is it doing here? Put your passcode in. Show me your rag. >> Your money's not working. >> Oh, no. Cuz I have credit card. >> As officers continued checking his information, they uncovered details that suddenly made the situation far more serious. >> This one doesn't work. This one has money on it. I $1,600 on it. submit or >> go ahead. >> Go ahead. >> Your subject has a suspended 27 and is wanted out of Blake County for failure to appear on a drug charge. >> 95. Are there any identifiers for Hold on. >> You tried. I Okay. >> Would you be able to send a picture? >> Yeah, it's him. I see the picture. Bro, this guy is wrecked. He's he's DUI right now, but he's handicapped disabled veteran, so it was hard to do the fields. Oh, so I don't even know what it's felony revoked or DUI. Oh my god. No, not yet. Not yet. >> Can I see your car keys, please? Thank you, sir. Uh Mara's going to do the seated. He got He got two 55s. He's suspended for 55s. He's felony 55. >> Oh man. There's crack in the car. That's your crack. >> That's some crack cocaine. >> Where? >> In your center arm. Probably. >> Okay. I'm on that ass tonight. How often do you do crack? >> All the time. >> All the time. Nice. >> Oh, you're trading with >> just for the time being. Got a lot of good crack stuff here. Okay. Cooking kit. As officers continued questioning the man, Joseph, the situation suddenly escalated when he made a wrong decision, forcing officers to take immediate action. >> Joseph, how often do you do powder cocaine? >> Yeah. >> Not often. When did you when'd you pick this up? Oh, today from who? >> Huh? No. Okay. >> Hey, can you tell all this back here? [ __ ] HEY. [ __ ] NO. GET DOWN. JUST STOP. NO. NO. NO. STOP. NO. >> 501. HE'S FIGHTING. >> NO. NO. NO. STOP. >> NO. >> STOP WHISTLING. STOP. >> NO. >> STOP. >> NO. >> NO. [screaming] >> HE'S FIGHTING. >> NO. >> STOP. >> RELAX. >> LOOK AT THIS DUDE. STOP. >> MAMA. MOMMY. MOM. NO. >> NO. NO. YOU'RE NOT. Flip them over. No, you're not. Stop. NO, YOU'RE NOT. STOP. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. >> STOP. >> NO. [screaming] >> NO. NO. GET OUT MY BALL. GET OFF MY RESISTING. >> Get off my turn and stop. >> I [ __ ] turn. Tas me. What? I got him. 6 YEARS OLD. STOP. 6 YEARS OLD. HYPER. STOP. You're going to stop. Tase him. >> You irritate me. >> Dry him. >> Turn around. >> DRY STUN HIM NOW. >> TURN AROUND. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> I got it. Let it go. >> Give me your other hand. >> No. Tas it up close. Get off. Come on. That other side. Give me your other hand. Other hand. and cussy. >> He's probably high on crack cocaine. >> Yes, he is. >> Awesome. >> Sit him up. >> Sit him up. >> If you want to help me sit him up, you can grab his legs carefully. Get on himself here. your feet going. You >> stood up. You're more than fine. >> Yeah. You were able to run from there to here to try try getting in the car. >> That's when he ran into the car. Okay. Try to flee. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Release it. >> Joseph was charged with aggravated DUI, aggravated DUI with a suspended license, aggravated driving while license suspended, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting an officer. Before we wrap up, check out this domestic disturbance that quickly became a serious arrest. Police were called to a home in Rothschild, Wisconsin after a reported fight involving a woman and her mother. When officers arrived, they found the woman heavily intoxicated and had trouble getting her under control. As they tried to place her inside the squad car, she reportedly resisted and kicked an officer in the face. She was eventually taken into custody and faced multiple charges. What do you think caused the situation to become so violent? That wraps up today's video. If you enjoyed it, don't forget to subscribe and let us know your thoughts below. Thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next one. Until then, [music] stay safe and take care.