[ __ ] Stop the car. >> Every day, law enforcers are forced to make lifechanging decisions. >> Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. Surrender. >> This is caught on body cam. Orlando, Florida. Officers are called to the Orlando International Airport with reports of a woman acting disorderly. The suspect named Victoria apparently had a total meltdown after being told she couldn't switch her seat in her flight, hitting a supervisor and a flight attendant and trying to rush past them to get onto the plane. >> Security bridge >> and everything. So, okay. >> Absolutely. >> Ma'am, do you have a driver's license or an ID? >> Yes, I do. >> And I have my passport to get >> Go ahead and give me your driver's license ID. >> You can come over here. I can do my driver's ready, please. >> When police arrive on the scene, they find the suspect still standing in the way of other passengers boarding. When police ask what happened, they are met with a chaotic scene of multiple people talking over each other. >> That's the problem with cops. I'mma cut myself. That's the problem at cops. We judge one side. So don't judge me. Listen to me and let me show you. But I'm not lying. I'mma show you everything that you asked. I'm a cop. I'm a veteran. So I'mma show you my paperwork and I'm going to show you she's lying. Don't judge one side. Okay? Do not judge. I'm pregnant. I've been here since >> 11 a.m. I missed my flight. They put me for flight and I'm going to show you my >> carstruction. >> Girl didn't like me. She had an attitude with me. You know what she told the guy? It's recording cuz I'm going to give you my phone so you can go outside and listen. He goes, "You know what? She not getting on the flight. It's okay. Leave her. She's not getting on the flight. That's abuse of power. 911. >> Two kids. Officer." >> It quickly becomes clear to the officers that the woman is disruptive, intoxicated, and needs to be removed to allow other passengers to board. >> This is my kid. I'm gonna give you the paperwork. I just want you to know how people and I never see that in my life. I just want you to know how people abuse their power. >> Can you just grab your >> I No, no, no. I'm going to give you my paperwork cuz I'm supposed to meet >> You're not going to grab You're not going to fly. So, >> ma'am, you're not going to fly. >> Why? >> Because they're not going to allow it. >> Why? >> Because they said so. It doesn't matter. We have to go now. >> Why? >> Ma'am, >> our pink >> driver's license and we need to go now. >> All right. But I >> if you do not do this, I do not want to put you in handcuffs. >> All right. But I'll pay for it. >> Understood. We'll talk about that driver's license. Let's go. >> So, I just want to have one. I'm going to go. But I just got one. I'm going to go. We don't want I just have one question. >> As the police try to get Victoria to leave the entrance, onlookers begin cheering and clapping as they can finally board. Now, >> what we're going to do is we're going to go right over there, okay? And we're going to talk with you, okay? >> You can go with her. Okay. [Applause] Come here. >> Yeah. Let's get away from here. >> You know what? It's >> ma'am. We're just going to go over there and we're going to talk privately. Okay. >> Listen, listen. It's ma'am. >> Please. Let's go over here and talk. >> Grab your stuff. Follow me. >> Cuz I'm pregnant. >> Understood. >> All right. [Applause] >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Go. Go. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come with me. Ma'am, mom, come with me. Let's go. Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, come with me, sweetheart. Come with me. Come with me. Come with me. >> Come with me. Come with me. >> Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, come with me. Come with me. Okay. >> Don't Don't listen to that. All right. >> It's okay. No, it's okay. >> Don't listen. >> I'm an autop. >> There you go. >> I'm okay. >> Awesome. Thank you. >> When Victoria realizes that she is being arrested, she has a complete meltdown. She begins shouting as she explains that she makes $120,000 a year, then suddenly exclaims that she needs to be right here. >> Go to the office. >> Yeah. And you want to know here? >> It doesn't matter. >> Listen, we need to go to the office. Let's go. Come on. >> I got to >> Yeah, we've been very patient with you. >> You want to ask me about my rice? I'm in talk to you in the office. I make 120 I make 120 years a year. >> She then tells police she herself is a cop, a sheriff, and a veteran, continuing to emphasize the money she makes. When that does not work, she pulls an unexpected card. >> And I can sue the >> Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm in pain. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm licking. I'm licking. I'm licking. I'm licking. Oh my god. I think I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> I'm losing my baby. This is [Music] like I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. Oh my god. My ambulance looking at me. You don't see my child coming out. Look at that. I'm losing my baby. >> I'm losing my baby. My god. >> Oh my god. >> She shouts that she is having a miscarriage and that her water is breaking. as she urinates on the floor. The officers stand unamused as the woman takes off her pants and begins screaming >> using some of her class A acting. I'm playing child Repeated attempts to deescalate and diffuse the situation were made by the officers on scene, but the woman remains combative, threatening to sue and saying she will pray for them. >> She don't know what it is to be a If my son dies with a you make sure you remember every day you lie you don't even have kids for herself. You know why? >> You know why like get away for because like you because you got let them get away. You know what you said? I don't like you. I don't think you're pretty enough. You shouldn't even get on this plane. And you know what she did? She did just that. And you you for do you feel stupid? Do you feel stupid inside any type of wheel? Oh, how how she just sit there and manipulated the system. But you know what? My daughter wanted me to be a cop cuz I want to miss you. Friends, neighbors, go to jail. >> She was charged with disorderly conduct, battery, and public intoxication. >> Albuquerque, New Mexico. This footage shows police confronting a repeat DWI offender who fell asleep in the middle of a fast food drive-thru while in his vehicle. An employee of the establishment called the police when the suspect, Alfredo, seemingly passed out after ordering food. >> Albuquerque Police Department. I'm Officer Tadoni. I need you to step out of the car and talk to me. >> Okay, come on. I want you to be there. >> When police confront the man with the Albuquerque, >> unable to even speak properly. >> I am a police officer with the Albuquerque police. I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Come on. >> He also sets off his car alarm and hits his car horn multiple times as well. Come on. >> Hey, >> I'm officer with you. I was >> Hey, man. Hi. I'm Officer Teddoni. >> Yes. >> Go ahead and take off your seatelt and step out of the car. >> I think so. >> Take off your seatelt. Step out of the car. >> No, I got that. I love that. You're right there. >> Okay. When I ask you to step out of the car, I need you to step out of the car. It's clear that you're obviously intoxicated by some measure. I could smell alcohol coming from you. >> No. >> Okay. >> Take off your seatelt. Step out of the car. >> Okay. >> I don't care if you're not interested. When I ask you to take your seatelt off and step out of the car, I need you to do that. >> Okay. >> We can talk out here, but I need you to take off your seat belt and get out of the car. >> Sure. >> So, let's do it >> right now. >> You're on Right now, you're detained for a DWI investigation. Again, listen. Listen to me. We got called by the management here at Waterburger saying you fell asleep in the drive-thru. Okay. You had open bottles of alcohol in the vehicle and your car was on. So, you were >> No, I I I understand. >> Okay. Come on. And I'll explain to you it again, but I need you out of the car. >> Though the man is not uncooperative, he is still clearly intoxicated as he finally steps out of the vehicle. Thank you. >> I'm sorry. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> I don't >> Okay. Why don't you come back over here to the back of your car for me? Right back over here where my partner is. >> I I don't walk back over here. >> I don't understand. >> Well, we're going to explain it to you. So, walk back over here. Alvarez can be seen stumbling and even falling over, slurring his words while trying to talk to the officers. >> Cuz you were in a car that was running. >> I was trying to drive car. >> Are you okay? >> Sorry. No. Um, bro. >> Yeah. 422. [Music] Yeah. >> Lean on your car. >> It was not trying to anything, you know. >> How about you? Can you sit down? >> Yes. >> All right. Go ahead and sit down right there for me. Okay. >> Yeah. Come on. Trying to >> I don't want you to fall. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> You don't touch me. Keep your hands to yourself. Thank you. >> Okay. Go ahead and sit down for me. Okay. Do >> you have your license? I >> I do. >> Okay, go ahead and grab it for me. It might be in your wallet in your back pocket. >> I was saying. >> Okay, grab your wallet. >> Right now, you are going to be placed under arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Okay. And also, hang on. Hang on. >> No. >> Hear me out. You're also going to be under arrest for driving a vehicle without >> I was driving the vehicle. >> I watched them. Okay. Do not attempt to fight or flee. Her force will be used against you. This entire interaction is being recorded. >> You're going to you're going to put me under arrest. >> So, what I need you to do is turn around. Place your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Hold on. Please. Please. You're going to you're going to put me under rest. That's okay. >> I need you to stop. >> That's okay. >> Let go of me. Place your hands behind your back. >> Please understand. Let me understand. Give me Give me >> I will let you talk later. Okay. During a search, officers found a stash of multiple bottles of bourbon whiskey, some emptied in a shopping bag. He ultimately arrested and served a DWI, which marks his fifth DWI charge, Savannah, Georgia. Officers were dispatched to a McDonald's in response to a report of an intoxicated employee refusing to leave the premises. >> When police arrive on the scene, the man is arguing with the manager and is immediately confrontational to officers while also showing clear signs of intoxication, slurring his words, stumbling and not making much sense. >> Get the out your face. >> You're not even in my face. with money >> and I got all the money you need to lock me up. >> I'm not worried about that. >> Lock me up >> for what? >> Cuz you don't care. >> The man also seems to be preparing for a physical altercation with the officer all while he tries to explain that he simply just needs to leave. >> Even offering the man a ride to take him home. >> Oh [ __ ] >> I'm just asking, do you >> Oh [ __ ] Let me fall out. >> You got a ride or you hate black people. Why don't you think that? >> Because you're trying to let psychology give me power to control you. >> I'm so confused. Do you have a ride? >> Exactly. If I slap the [ __ ] at you, you going to want me to be in jail. >> Well, here's the thing. I want you to get a ride to go home cuz they don't want you here at work. >> Okay. >> So, do you have somebody coming to pick you up? Can we call somebody? What can we do? I'm just going through a lot, man. I don't know what to do. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Is probably not crazy. >> That's what you got to do. >> Well, pull up your address so I can take you home. >> The officer continues to be patient with the man, offering every way to help him, even after the man breaks his glasses. >> We're trying to. We just got to figure out where you live. >> Are you taking me home? N he's going to be taking you home. >> You want your glasses? >> I got to get your address. >> We got to figure out where you're from. She's looking it up right now. Take your glasses, man. You want to go home with these, right? >> I can't tell you. >> No, you can't tell me where you live. >> I can't. You want to look, bro? I can't tell you. I'm trying to tell you. >> It's not working. >> I can't tell. >> Here, lean right against this wall. I'm going to put your glasses in your pocket so you don't lose them. Okay. >> It's crazy, man. I can't tell you. This may get some I don't know. I got some water. We're going to get your address. >> The man continues his bizarre rant until eventually he apologizes to the officer, cries, and tries to hug him as the police try to help him to their car. >> Backpack off real quick. Is he going to >> Okay, bro. Please tell me. You're going to get in the car and we're going to take you home. >> Tell me. I don't want to be in the car. I'll talk to him. We got to get you in the car. No, no, you're not. Bro, come on. Come on. Walk over this car. Come on. We got to get you back in, right? >> Don't fall. >> Have a seat. >> Come on. Come on. >> Step. >> Got him. >> Look at that body. >> Come on. >> Stand up. >> Grab your shoulder. >> Come on. Come on. Switch over. Man, I can't do it. >> I hate it. >> Right now. >> I hate it. I hate >> the man seemingly has a breakdown, collapsing to the floor and crying manically. >> You got to get in the car, though. >> You better tell him, bro. Pushing. >> Tell him I HATE HIM. >> TELL HIM I HATE HIM, BRO. >> I'LL LET HIM KNOW, BUT I need you to get in the car. >> PLEASE TELL HIM, BRO. PULL IT GOOD OUT. BRO, >> GO TELL THEM. >> I WILL. WHY I NEED YOU TO TELL? >> GO TELL THEM. GO TELL YOUR WIFE. >> OKAY. >> Go tell him, bro. Why you ain't been tell >> that way? YOU AIN'T TRYING TO HELP ME. NO WAY, BRO. YOU AIN'T TRYING TO HELP HIM. >> TELL HIM, BRO. >> HEY, EASY. >> YOU DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> LISTEN TO ME. You're pushing a line. >> Please. >> Okay. Please >> let me go. >> Please. No, you ain't, bro. >> Please tell him, brother. >> Let go of him right now. You understand? Let go of him. You understand? >> Roll on your stomach. >> Roll on your tummy. Put your hands behind your back. >> The officers maintain a polite demeanor despite the man hitting their vests. However, eventually officers are forced to detain him after he refuses to let go of one of them. >> I'm I'm I'm a person with probably down to one. >> I've never been Okay, go ahead and lock me up, man. I've never been able to do anything but being locked up. I've been locked up for almost 2 years. >> Like I said, man, if >> you let me go, man, I promise you I will try my best to make sure that you guys are okay. I'm a black man. I've been locked up every day. >> The man drunkenly tries to bargain his way out of his arrest, but unfortunately for him, this is not negotiable. I've never been arrested. Please don't arrest me, man. I'm trying to tell you I'm pro I'm on probation. Once y'all let me go, I'm gone for 5 years and ain't no white man and no black man would ever free me. White folks do want to eat you. Black folks do want to beat you. If you let me go, I'll be a free man. You know what I'm saying? I don't care. I don't care. I hate black people and I hate white people. >> All right. Go and have a seat. Come on. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Careful. Okay. Okay. Sit back. >> The man loses his temper and begins shouting at officers. >> I have to the floorboard. >> Listen, man. You don't act up. I'm going to spray you in the face with this. You understand? >> Hey, let me tell you something. >> You straight >> ARE THE DEVIL. >> GET IN. >> YOU KNOW how I know? Because you're not giving me a chance to talk to you. What did I do? >> You're under arrest for simple battery unoffic. >> You ain't even been touching me when I even did nothing. >> You know what I'm saying? What did I do? You over here saying handcuffs. What did I do, sir? >> Smack the offic. >> I've never smack I've never touched you. You know what I'm saying? >> There we go. >> You know what I'm saying? >> That's good that you locking me. >> Are you going to give me your name or are we just going to go back and forth? >> Oh, you don't know my name? >> No. >> And you got me incuffed? >> Yes. Are you going to give me your name or do I >> And I had your back. I voted for Donald Trump. >> I I didn't vote. >> You don't care. I don't care either. That's why I HOPE THIS MOTHERUCKER DIE. >> YOU GOING TO give me your name? >> How you going to give me your name? You ain't even You don't even exist. >> What? >> You think you exist? >> How you think you exist? You white case of trap. >> Even after a new officer comes to try to talk to him, he continues shouting. >> Battery on an officer. >> Hey, brother. I'm Corporal Flo with the Savannah Police Department. Reason I'm >> harassing me. Hey, what are these officers doing? Stay over there. >> No, no, I'm not going to do that to you. >> You just did >> anyways, brother. So, like I said, stay over there. >> No, me. >> What happened today? >> You're on their side. >> I'm asking you what happened. >> Yes, you are. I'm trying to talk to you and you could close the door on me. >> Yeah, cuz you can't come over to the door. I told you that first. >> Oh, okay. Cuz I'm black. But if I was if I was aing alien, you would open the door for me. >> Probably not. Anyways, >> that's what I'm saying. >> So, what happened? >> You are the perfect guy that I hate. What did I do when I was talking to you to you at the door? >> I told YOU >> TALK TO ME AT THE DOOR. >> I TOLD YOU NOT TO. >> NO. Come to me at the door cuz I didn't do nothing. >> The only thing that I do was respect myself. Of course you alien Godzilla eating beast. >> But right now I'm the only guy that can you >> perfect IF I DON'T DEFEND MYSELF. >> MAKE THAT AN EXTRA FELONY charge since you just spit on me. >> You are a beast. GO EAT SOME CHINESE FOOD, YOU GODDAMN SON OF A CHINESE. ONLY thing I did was OPEN MY DOOR TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT THE FACT THAT THESE MOTHERING HUNGRY ASS BEAST. Lie me up just respect myself. I've been up 5:00 this morning. The only thing you want to hear about >> The man eventually falls asleep in the car as he is taken to a hospital to be checked up. The officer maintain a polite demeanor with the suspect, though he continues to become aggressive again. Well, you had me arrested for it. I already told you. >> No, you did not. I'm trying to swear to God. You didn't have me or you didn't tell me nothing. You just brought me in here. Okay. >> Hey, you said you had me arrested. What? He had me arrested for you. >> Oh, okay. You going to take up for him. >> You know, I can tell you one thing about white people. Y'all ain't going Y'all ain't going to exist. Y'all not going to exist. >> Eventually, he tries to move toward the office. forcing the officers to hold him down and detain him again. >> After going for a punch, the police try to calm him down, threatening to tase him if he continues. >> What have I done? >> Again, I'm going to tase you. Do you understand? >> What have I done? You stupid mother. >> Do you understand? You're going to get tased. >> No. >> Do you understand? >> Be Let me go, bro. >> Right now, we're going to hold >> But here in a sec, you're about to get tased. >> You look stupid. >> You understand? >> You look stupid. >> You're not about to spit on me either. >> No, I have not. >> You understand? >> Where my Where did my face go, bro? No. >> Are you done? >> Let my face go, bro. >> 32 to 36. >> Let my face go. >> Oh, you're going to stand. You're going to sit here just like this. >> Oh, now you choking me. Choking me. >> BUT my arms across your chest. [Applause] [Music] The man is ultimately resisting arrest and is held in the chair while the doctor checks on him. He was charged with battery, public intoxication, obstruction of an officer, and two counts of felony obstruction. [Music]