You watched pornography, didn't you? Don't touch me again. >> Hey, what are you going to do? >> Not all criminals are dangerous. Your mother, >> some are just plain stupid. And in our modern world, everything is recorded. Get back. This is when the dumb and the dangerous. >> He chokeolded me to the ground. >> Are caught on camera. These officers were responding to an ongoing public disturbance in an airport. It was reported that a lady was heavily intoxicated and tried to push through her gate, including pushing other passengers and staff before another passenger pushed her back out of the gate. When the police arrive, it's complete chaos. The woman is completely freaking out, claiming she was chokeholded by the passenger, even pulling the classic Karen move of asking for the manager. Let's see how this goes for her. >> Nothing. >> Ma'am, what happened? >> This guy chokeolded me. >> Ma'am, >> what the wrong with him? >> Calm down. >> No, you need to talk to him. He chokeolded me. They saw it. >> Ma'am, >> they saw it. >> Ma'am, calm down. Listen, I'm fine. I need to get to my great aunt's memorial service. I've been detained and held up all day. You can go through my bags. I have nothing. >> My god. What is wrong with America? >> Calm down. Calm down. >> No. That guy >> needs to be arrested. >> Come on. Go over here. >> You son. You son. You son. Calm down. Ma'am, you suck. >> Ma'am, keep chokeolded me. >> Ma'am, what's your name? I'm officer Austin. >> He threw me to the ground. >> What's your name? >> My name is Terry and Blues. >> We'll come over here and we'll talk. Okay. >> I want the manager of the [ __ ] airport here. Who saw me? Joking. Joking. Who saw him choke me to the ground? Who saw me? I saw you over the door when you weren't supposed to. >> He chose me to the ground. >> Ma'am, let's go over here. Ma'am, >> I'm a woman in a dress. >> Ma'am, let's go over here. >> Ma'am, let's go over here. Okay. >> You [ __ ] off. >> Ma'am, go over here. >> I want the manager of the airport here. >> No, ma'am. >> No. As officers attempt to calm her down, she gives her explanation of events. >> No. >> Stay over here. >> That guy threw me to the ground. Who saw it? Raise your [ __ ] hand. >> Ma'am, calm down. >> Nobody wants to stand up for me. >> Ma'am, what is your name? >> I told you three times. Terry and blows. >> Okay, >> now who's going to stand up for me? >> Somebody saw him choke me whole to the ground. Somebody stand up for me. >> Ma'am. >> I brought the manager of the airport here. >> No. >> That guy told me, "Where is my luggage?" >> Ma'am, >> everybody took my stuff. Ma'am. >> No, there's cameras. What are you talking about? Oh my god. >> Take some deep breaths. Okay, take some deep breaths. >> I want a manager here. I want the manager of the airport here. >> As the police ask others for their side of the story, the witnesses tell a very different tale of events. As Terry continues screaming at people in the background, >> they describe her as erratic and trying to push and shove her way through people to rush onto the plane, >> which simply led to her being pushed back. >> It's very clear to see the woman is heavily intoxicated. And as officers attempt to calm her down, she continues her freak out. >> Oh my god, I'm never flying again. I can't stand America. I'm moving to Spain. >> Did you have anything to drink today, Sarah? >> Yes, I did. Is that against the law? >> No, it's not. How much did you have a drink today? >> I had a couple of margaritas. >> You can go talk to the bartender. I had a very fine time with those people until I got here. >> Okay. >> This really makes me sick. >> No, I This is not right. >> You let another passenger choke hold me. >> Everybody saw it. Nobody would stand up and said this girl was chokeolded by a passenger. >> Shame on all of you. >> Barry, calm down. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Harry, calm down. Calm down. >> That's why America is [ __ ] going to the dogs cuz nobody will stand up for anyone. [Music] >> Calm down. >> You [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> Put your other arm behind you. >> I'm not No. She becomes more and more emotional and disruptive until eventually officers have no choice but to detain her. >> Please, someone film this. >> She's being recorded, man. >> Please, someone film this. Please. >> You want to lock it? >> God damn it. Please, someone. >> It's being recorded, man, by both of us. All right. >> I need my stuff. >> We're going to grab it, Paris. We're going to grab it. Wait, wait, wait. This shit's cutting my hand. It's cutting my wrist. Come on. You said you'd help me. >> I did. >> Readjust the cuffs then. >> Are you going to relax for me to do it? I couldn't put them on correctly because you kept moving. >> As she is being hauled away, the woman continues her tantrum. And it only gets worse when she is put into the police car. >> Don't touch me. >> Step in. I want to know where I'm going. >> You're going to the jail. That's where you're going. >> For what? I didn't do anything. >> I want to know where I'm going. >> You're going to the jail. That's where you're going. >> For what? I didn't do anything. >> Under arrest for public. >> I'm not. Please help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Somebody. Please help me. Let go of these cops. >> Uncle Sam, you need to step up. You need to step up. >> I won't step up. Just let go of the cops. They're killing me. >> I I can't do anything. >> Just let go of the cops. >> Stand up on your own. >> It takes a while to get Terry into the car due to her lack of cooperation, to say the least. She acts as if she is being kidnapped. >> No, you [ __ ] Stop it. Stop. >> Ma'am, step up. >> No. >> Step in the vehicle, >> you [ __ ] [ __ ] Let me alone. Let me alone. >> Terry, let me alone. They're [ __ ] pranking my arms. God damn you. >> If you would have >> I'm a woman. >> Just listen in the first place. >> I did listen to you. You [ __ ] two-faced [ __ ] >> Somebody needs to help me. >> Even when she is finally in the car, she begins a racist tirade out of absolutely nowhere. You [ __ ] >> [ __ ] goddamn [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I don't give a [ __ ] Yeah, I said it. >> Don't hurt my feelings. >> Good. >> Thank you. >> Just take me to [ __ ] jail. >> One year memorial of George Floyd being killed by one of your own [ __ ] [ __ ] How do you like that? Yeah, I have nothing to say about that. You [ __ ] black officer. [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> You just said something about George Floyd's memorial, but you call me a [ __ ] So, how did that how does that work out? >> Because you all are. >> Ah, got it. >> [ __ ] slaves. >> Okay, got it. >> [ __ ] southern society. That's why you're a >> Oh, man. Thanks. >> And he is too [ __ ] comrade. He's a [ __ ] white [ __ ] >> Wow. Great. >> That's what we get for serving the country in the military, huh? >> Me on that one, too. >> That ain't that ain't no charge. Hey, you you can say what you want, man. >> Get me out of here. >> This has got to be one of the wildest drunk people we have ever seen. Yikes. Sticking with the airport theme, we have another woman at another airport who, for some reason, has a luggage bag weighing over 100 kg. The woman then left her luggage at the terminal, refusing to pay the luggage fee. She then ordered a person of color to carry her bags for her using racist words. That is when officers were called. The woman was also informed that her plane had departed 45 minutes earlier and was instructed to wait for the next flight. She did not take this well. As the officer arrived, they check the luggage to make sure it is all safe before running into its not so happy owner. As the officer and airport employee stand idly discussing what to do next, here comes the owner of the bag. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Yo, lady, we don't speak that here. What are you saying? Are you [ __ ] kidding me? In the airport in public, you said the N word. Are you serious? >> Uhhuh. You're yelling that [ __ ] here. >> As she runs up into them, she immediately screams the n-word. Wow, that is not a clever thing to do. >> Chaos ensues as the officer tries to handle the drunk woman as they pass the luggage back and forth to each other like a game of basketball. >> Get downstairs, lady. Get downstairs. >> No. Get your [ __ ] Go downstairs. >> Go. Excuse me. What are you going to do? What are you going to do? >> You're going to get arrested. That's what Excuse you. >> I want to see my mother. >> No, you're arrested now. >> No, I'm not arrested. >> No, no, no. Put your hand. >> The woman, however, immediately crumbles into tears and begging as she is arrested, suddenly changing her tone, though it doesn't last long. >> Excuse you. Uh-uh. Put your hands behind your back. >> Uhhuh. >> Please. Mother, you're too young. Please don't >> You're acting like a freaking lunatic. >> Wait, he's dying of cancer. >> Nobody cares right now because you're acting like a lunatic >> at an airport. You're You're >> I didn't do anything. You're shouting racist derogatory terms >> in the middle of an airport. You're done. My mom is dying of cancer. >> No. >> Stop. All I'm going to do is see my mother. >> Uh-uh. You're not. You're not. You're not when you're blasted drunk, lady. >> But this officer told me that tomorrow. I can't. >> Well, not before you started yelling. You know what? You You just said you No. You're a [ __ ] >> Get yourself. >> Oh, I'm a >> Oh, I'm a >> I'm a You got the wrong culture, lady. I'm aing. Okay. >> As she is arrested, she flips between screaming and shouting and begging and pleading, but ultimately she has gone too far and is taken to the car. >> There's such a thing as guns in South Florida. What are you trying to say? >> Just let me go to a hotel and just come back tomorrow. This is not fair. >> Cuz she wants to bully up to me when I need to see my mother and my two boys that are home from college. >> Why do you get blasted drunk to see your family and your dying mother >> that you missed your flight and you left your bag? >> That's great how you treat people. Really great. >> You know what she said? Yelling out, [ __ ] like the n word yelling out loud. No, I only brought hands on you. You need to be quiet. >> You need to relax yourself. >> You need to relax. You need to relax. >> Get her hands off from me. >> Put in a car. >> Which car? Where's the car? Whose car we putting her in? Whose car? >> Come on. >> Stop moving this [ __ ] handling me. I'm >> cooperating. >> No, they have like $1,400 $1,500 in cash right there. >> I want it back. My husband is a med attorney. He's a senior partner in Midtown Manhattan. >> And there's no way you're going to let that go. >> I just said, >> "All right, sit back in the car." The absolute meltdown continues as they take her to the cruiser to be arrested on charges of assault and public intoxication. >> In this clip, officers are chasing a man who fled after crashing into another car. >> Eventually though, he does pull over. >> You have your ID with you? >> ID. >> Who hit you? >> I don't know. >> Can you get out of the car? I know, buddy. Let's talk outside the car over here. Okay. Can you exit the car so I can hear? >> When the police approach him, the man refuses to open any windows or doors at first. Definitely the type of behavior of an innocent man. >> Buddy, I can't even hear you. Can you just meet me back here? What's your first name? >> Dakota. >> Dakota. Dakota, please come over here. Okay. >> No, I'm not going to because somebody >> and we'll talk about that. Please come out of the car. >> I'm just saying somebody hit my car. >> Did you leave? >> I'm just saying I just left the golf course and somebody hit my No. >> Where did that happen? >> Okay. >> I'm taking your keys. Where did that happen? >> That's not okay. >> Where? >> I would like to have my keys in my cup holder because that's not okay. >> That's not happening. >> Take my car. >> That's not happening. Step out the car. Right, Dakota? >> No, that's not okay. I'm saying that somebody hit my car on the phone with taking my care. >> Who are you on the phone with? >> I'm on my phone with my mother because that's not okay for you to take my keys out of my car. >> I'm sure your mother would want you to step out of the car right now and be cooperative. >> That's not okay because you can ask her right now and she would say that's not okay for you to take my keys out of my car. >> Dakota, >> his childish behavior reaches an absolute fever pitch. As it turns out, he is on the phone to his mom. Unbelievably, the manchild refuses to talk with the officer, making him talk to his mother instead. >> Cody, put the officer online, please. >> Hi, how are you, >> son? Hi. My son is saying his car got hit in the parking lot where he was coughing. >> Ma'am, the likelihood of that happening is very low. There's heavy front end damage. His airbags went off. We have multiple people saying he re he rear ended another car and then left the scene. >> No, that's what >> Where is the other car? >> The other car got rear ended and can't move. He drove several miles before he stopped. So, we're going to deal with him and we'll keep you in the loop. >> Okay. I need to know where you're at. I live in Elgen. I need to come there. >> Okay. We're at Burlington Road and McDonald Road. Don't worry though, despite both the suspect and his mother sounding drunk, only Dakota is. After the man finally gets out of the car, police keep trying to get any kind of useful information out of him when the poor guy doesn't even know where he is. >> Let's go off the side of the road. >> This is not okay. I asked you for the other person's number and the other person >> and we're working on it. That's not something that happens immediately. Dakota, look at your car. Come here. Look at your car. Your airbags went off, dude. Why didn't you stop where this happened? Come here. >> I understand where these are, but my understanding is is why did the other person not stop when >> what happened? You You're kind of talking in circles ever since I started talking with you. >> Tell me exactly what happened and where it happened. >> No, this is not what happened. My understanding is is that I need the other person's insurance and the other person's name >> in order for me to push this into the insurance company because this is how it's going to go. >> What happened? Describe the accident. >> Describe the accident. I slammed on my brakes. This person slammed on the other brakes. This person slammed my other side as you can see. where and yet they left. >> Where did this happen? >> Because you want to see what >> where >> Okay, you want to describe where, but yet you can't find the other suspect that they're going to right now. >> Where >> where >> where did this accident happen? >> Okay, as you can tell me, sir, I have my GPS as I tell you. And from 29 minutes away, I literally left the golf course not even not even 10 minutes. You know what road the accident happened on? >> Yes, it happened on North Main Street. >> Okay. And what road was it by? >> Which is literally coming from here. As you can see, it claws up to McDonald's. >> Okay. >> I'll I'll be right back with you. Just try to stay by your car. Keep watching for me. >> He appears highly intoxicated. All right. Yeah. Just touch base with me a bit. All right. Thanks, B. Unbelievably, after the officer comes back to talk to him, he is on the phone to his brother now. >> I wanted to say that it's my fault even though that they damaged my car. And right now, they're patrolling me as a suspect that I damaged their car. And I am not happy right now because there's another there's another cop here. There's another cop there. And then there's somebody that pulled me over that are saying that it is my fault. I'm not >> One thing is for sure. He is absolutely not happy about it. >> Because they're telling me I can talk to them. No. Who is that? >> Because what you're going to do is you're going to tell them that it is my fault and I'm not taking down to them. >> You need to turn it down. >> No. I am really mad right now because you guys are blaming it on me when the suspect is already gone and nowhere near safe. >> Right now, we're conducting a traffic crash investigation. >> You guys are deducting that it is my fault in there. You guys don't even have a suspect down a half a mile. >> Will you >> right now? >> Are you going to cooperate with us or no? >> I am mad. >> Are you going to cooperate with us or no? >> Am I going to cooperate? First things first. Did you catch the cop? Did you catch the person that's down there? >> We have the other car. >> No. No, you don't. Yes, we do. No, you don't. You're lying. Right now, show me the license plate and address so that I can tell my that until you bring it down. >> You understand that? >> You're going to put me in handcuffs? >> Okay. Well, then first things first, I'mma tell you that you're not going to be able to put me in handcuffs and then I'mma fight you with that sex. First things first, you better not. >> Eventually, the man is arrested all while making sure to say just how unhappy he is about it. >> Mean that I'm under arrest and I'm not happy with this. >> Give me your hand right now. >> Okay, first things first. I'm not happy with this right at all. >> Give me your other hand right now. They're really under arresting me right now. This is This is ridiculous. >> This is ridiculous. >> Stop fighting, dude. >> Okay, first thing first. This is federal officers did not expect this. >> You guys are rude for doing this. >> You want to check us? You want to check us? >> No. >> I'm literally going to I'm literally count you guys as the person who wanted to drag me. and to the rest for no reason. This is rude. This is not personal rightness, friend. And that's funny that your supervisor is talking to my dad for no reason because they want to make you guys a better person. That's [ __ ] up. So, let me talk to my dad. >> Stop squirming me, bro. >> No, let me talk to my dad because you guys are the one that are about ready to put me in jail. And yet he continues now wanting to call his dad and having an absolute tantrum about it. >> Hey, you guys don't even have the suspect for my car. >> No, I have a right to talk to my dad. I have a right to talk to my dad. I have a right to talk to my dad. >> Where is my dad? Where is my dad? Let me talk to my dad. >> Because that is my dad. My dad is a letter alone right now. Stop. >> Let me talk to my dad. My phone should be right next to my dad because that is my right. Let me talk to my dad. That's up. Let me talk to my dad. And you guys are pulling my hair for no reason. >> Let me talk to my dad. >> Talk to him when he gets over the car. >> No. Let me talk to my dad right now. >> That's not happening. >> You guys are literally right next to the police officer. Just >> no. You guys should let me talk to my dad right now. This is funny right now. This is funny. >> You guys areing funny. [Music] >> Officers are forced to drag him into the car as he refuses to stand up. Once he is in the car, the police call his mother again and explain the situation. [Music] You watched pornography, didn't you? Don't >> touch me again. >> Hey, what are you going to do? >> Not all criminals are dangerous. Get me a mother. >> Multiple germs. >> Some are just plain stupid. >> And in our modern world, everything is recorded. This is when the dumb and the dangerous. >> He chokeolded me to the ground. >> Are caught on camera. Meet Kayla Ryder, a 31-year-old who caused domestic violence towards a male victim. She is refusing commands from the officers to exit her vehicle. And the officers suspect that Ryder is driving under the influence. Let's see how this turns out. >> Stay right here. >> Okay. >> Touch her. >> Do not let her. No. Stay away from me. >> What's your name? >> Stay away from me. >> Here's the deal. You can either come out of the car or I'm going to break out the window. I'm going to break out the window if you don't exit. >> No, you can go over there. >> No. [Music] >> Since she's under the influence, she nearly hits the female officer. >> 48 Headquarters. She's trying to take off. We got a pursuit. She almost just struck Olivia. Now she's got the uh collar pinned in. >> Sir, can I >> Well, that's smart. >> Get out of the car. >> So, she hits not one but two police cars. The damage repair prices are going to be through the roof. On the ground. On the ground. On the ground. >> Elsewhere, police pull over Angie Frost, 36-year-old, and detain her for driving a stolen car. She is very adamant that she cannot go back to jail again and that she did not steal the vehicle. >> I borrowed from Steven Curtis. He told me that I could borrow it. I live right up at >> She borrowed the vehicle. Surely now the police will let her go. >> What's his first name? >> Steven. >> S T E Ven H. >> It It's S T E Ven. >> Steven Curtis. >> Steven Curtis Turner. That's his full name. >> Steven Curtis Turner. Okay. >> I call him Curtis. >> I swear I did not steal this vehicle. It seems she is getting desperate and is willing to negotiate with the officers so that they can let her go. >> Have a witness that saw him pick me up in it today. >> Okay. >> So, I mean, I haven't done anything to the vehicle. Um, honest to God. >> Okay. >> I mean, I've worked with the police, >> you know. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure it out. She claims that she has worked with the police as if that will help her situation. But police reassures her that she's still going to jail. >> You'll you're in a stolen vehicle. If he did steal, you're in a stolen vehicle, which is a problem. But if you didn't steal it, then that'll come out in court. >> No, you don't understand. >> What don't I understand? >> The reason why I work with the police like over on 11th Garnett and the uh counterfeiting >> Yeah. I work with the with them on it because I if I go back to jail again and that means prison four years. So >> she said if she goes back to jail again this for sure raised the police officer's eyebrows her stealing the car is sounding more accurate by the then it'll come out in court. >> You don't understand. I can't afford a lawyer. My numbers are on that. I don't please I didn't steal it. I didn't swear on my life or did he steal it? Can I please call somebody, please? >> If we talked to Steven, would he admit that? >> If if he stole it, do you think he'd admit it? You think he'd tell us and take >> I have no idea. Can I talk to the people that own it? >> I don't know who the people that own it are right now. >> Well, apparently it's not him. >> Apparently, right, but I don't know who they are. That officer's looking for that information right now. >> She starts getting desperate and tries to negotiate with the officer so that she can get out of the situation she is in. >> She'll get out there. >> I cannot believe this. Please can I work with you? >> Well, like I said, >> I know where drugs are going on right now. >> If it's Stephen Kurt, well, that's what you're working with us on the other stuff, right? >> No. >> Are you saying you're a CI for the for somebody over 11th in Garnett? Is that what you're telling me? >> Thanks. I mean, I I don't know if that's the correct term. >> Um, >> are you have you been are you in regular contact with somebody a detective or are you just talking about you've talked to patrol officers before about stuff? >> No, it wasn't patrol officers. >> Okay. So, it was some some somebody detective or something. >> It was the one in charge. >> I I don't know what >> in charge of what? >> Over um the shoot. It was uh police station over off of Garnett or no 11th. >> Yeah, that's Mingo Valley. >> Okay. Mingo Valley with a sergeant or whatever. >> Lots of sergeants. Lots and lots of sergeants. >> I'm trying to do the best that I can. >> That's fine. That's fine. We'll we'll figure it out >> about uh where you can get paper tags for cars that you're sto that are stolen. >> Someone help them. What do you guys think? All right. So, here's the deal. Who's Steen to you? >> Stephen, well, he used to be a friend, but obviously >> I'm rethinking the whole friendship thing. >> All right. >> Took the vehicle without permission. >> It was reported as stolen. >> Okay. >> Oh, >> so you're in possession of it. >> I didn't know. >> Not to mention your driving status is flagged. >> You're not even supposed to be driving. So, you're going to jail. >> Please do. I work with police. I work. >> Oh, so not only has she been to jail before, but she is also not supposed to be driving. >> Murders and city. >> All right. Well, have a seat in my car. It's a bad day to borrow. [Music] >> So, is that a UV? [Music] No. >> Was >> I didn't know. >> Is Stephen listed as the suspect on the EMV? >> Yeah. >> See if she can give it to give him to us. She says she knows him. She borrowed the car from him. He's listed as a suspect. We could take her for what? No deal. This ain't going to stick since he's the listed and she borrowed it from him saying she doesn't know. But if she can have him meet her and or give us tell us where he's at, we can go get him cuz he and and also get it easy. >> She she pulled over. >> I think she's willing I think she's willing to do what she needs to do. >> Do you have anything better on her other than the >> You got to read the traffic report says that mom I guess found her key. It was it was yesterday's date. Thursday, you know, just not very long ago. >> So, I think it was around 3 said that found her keys were missing, found out that son took the car, and then when she stopped to son, he said that she stole a car from him without permission. >> Oh, he said she she's involved. >> You want to read the report? >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, I don't have to. I didn't know she was I mean, that way every conjured story is not adding up and that she did steal the vehicle. Let's see what she has to say. I'm willing to do it. I don't think you please just let me and my stuff out here. >> I will call a friend to come and pick me up and I'll show you where Steven lives if he took the car without permission. >> Right. >> Right. Please, sir. Please. Okay. No. Can you please can you please look at me and talk to me? Please. [Music] >> Excuse me, sir. Sir, >> what? >> Is there any way that you can sit down and talk with me? >> I'm willing to let you guys know where there is a massive amount of [ __ ] stolen vehicles. The dealerships to where they go and get them. The dealership keys like the paper tags. We can talk it into the owner of the vehicle. >> Do you know who the owner of the vehicle? You keep bringing that up. Do you know who the owner of the vehicle is? >> No, but I'm sure they're reasonable. You said that Steven took that car without permission. >> Okay. >> I didn't know it. >> How do you Why would you assume they'd be re Why would Why would you assume they wouldn't think you were the one that took it? >> Because he could say Steven took the car earlier without permission. Yes, but there's no reason for you to believe that the owner of the vehicle would assume that you aren't the person that took it and Stephen is. Unless you know something about it already. >> I just know my innocence. >> After the officer's discussion and attempts contacting the people associated with the vehicle, Angie Frost thinks of a great idea which definitely shocks the officers to say the least. What is she doing? >> There she goes. Off with the police vehicle. And now we are in hot pursuit. >> The camera on the bottom right shows her dash cam. Taking in the fact that she is also handcuffed, I would say this whole idea of stealing the police vehicle and driving is genius. [Music] I got to say, she being able to wrap her handcuffed hands to her front. Moving to the driver's seat and driving while being handcuffed is impressive to say the least. Oh god. Oh god. [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Oh, she nearly crashed into another vehicle. How wonderful. Oops. Looks like she ended up hitting a vehicle after all. Where'd she go? Is that her right there? There she is. Come here now. >> Her little thrill ride was shortlived. According to her, she did not steal the vehicle before, but as we saw just now, she definitely stole a police vehicle in front of several police officers. She is with certainty going to jail now. [Music] >> Get back inside. >> Get back inside. back. >> She's fine. >> Hand behind your back. Let's go. >> It's an over. >> Now we do got our stolen vehicle for sure. >> All right, stand up. >> Anybody got a cage? She's wiry. >> Where's apparently? >> His car is right there. I told you guys I didn't steal that car. >> You just You just stole a police car. >> Now I'm going to steal for over >> You just stole a police car in front of three police officers. >> And >> I really wonder what her plan was when she drove off with the vehicle. Well, whatever it was, it sure was not going to be in her favor. >> I've seen some stupid stuff, but my gosh. And you hit a car with it. You guys told me that I was going to jail for something that I did not do. >> You just stole a police car. >> Now I'm going to jail for something I did. >> Well, there we go. >> Hope it was worth it. >> Silver linings. Hey, at least she's self-aware. >> In this situation, a 15year-old girl hit a car and she's refusing to cooperate. Little do the police know, she's going to wake up the whole neighborhood. [Applause] >> Come here. >> Don't touch me. No [ __ ] touching me. >> Listen. >> Hey, listen. >> Yo. Make it worse. [Applause] >> Yeah, we are calling your parents. >> As she tried to escape, the police had to detain her. You'll be a detain now for cooperation >> for cooperation of investigation. >> Get off of me. >> Get off. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> I'll advise to lower your volume now. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop going down. Stop going down. >> Listen. >> We're trying to help you. Okay. >> I'm not [ __ ] hurt. >> Well, we need your help. >> We need your parent here. >> For what? >> Because you're underage. >> You guys are watching a [ __ ] football game. >> Well, that's not an excuse for them not to come down here. Okay. [Music] Let me get off the ground. >> All the screaming is sure, alerting the neighborhood, but the officers are not buying it. >> Okay. >> Get off of me. >> No. >> Get off. >> Stop. Okay. >> I told you to [ __ ] leave. >> Just one more. That's all we need. >> Okay. No, I'm getting in [ __ ] trouble. >> Since she's not being cooperative, the officers have to pick her up to load her into the cruiser and to also minimize the amount of noise she is making. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] I got you. >> [ __ ] Stop. >> I can't. >> Calm down. Calm down. I want >> calm down. >> I want >> Calm down. Put your feet in. >> You're all right. Calm down. >> Don't resist. >> Calm down. Keep your feet inside a car. >> I want Zack. He's an officer. >> She tells the officers to call an officer called Zach. But unfortunately for her, Zach is not going to help her out of this one. >> Call Zack. >> Calm down. >> Oh, Zach. He's an officer. Zack who? >> He's black. He's an office. >> Okay. He's not working. >> How do you know Zack? >> My >> All right. Well, put your feet in the car for me. >> What? >> What is it? >> Let me ma'am. >> Ma'am, look. >> I need your phone. Okay. >> I understand. But look how your >> like you don't need ambulance, do you? >> You guys do. Yeah. Thanks. >> You can't. >> So, where's your mom? You're doing all this. All we need is take your mom. That's it. And we're going to take him home. I just need where your mom's at. That's it. You help me. I help you. >> Okay. >> So, where's your mom at? >> You're not going to break. >> I'm telling my dad. >> You can tell your dad. We're going to go up and tell your dad together. >> [ __ ] die. You stupid [ __ ] Get on my feet. >> Okay. Put your feet in. Oh, he called back. >> Put your feet in. We're not calling back. Why would I >> do that? >> No. Let me get my >> Yeah, we're good. Yeah, thank you. >> Okay, she go step. I got a spray. >> It seems like she is refusing to keep her feet inside the vehicle, so the officers had to get out the chemical spray. >> Put your feet in. You're getting sprayed. >> Put your feet in. >> You're going to get sprayed. >> Put your >> Put your feet in. You put your feet in. >> There you go. >> Now the tantrum commences. >> At least now the neighborhood can finally have a quiet evening. This is one for the history books. The police received an alarm call from the vacation land federal credit union and hear noises coming from the roof area. Let us see what the commotion is about. >> 95 the drivethru. All right. [Music] Hey [Music] [Music] The hatch's just opened. Let's see what drops down. [Music] [Music] [Music] On the ground, [ __ ] The [ __ ] ground. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Get out. Get out. >> Just [ __ ] put your hands behind your back. >> We have witnessed a mission impossible attempt and it certainly was impossible. Who's here with you? >> Something tells me he's not getting accepted into Secret Service.