You're not going home. Have a seat. Then have a seat and act right. >> You can just go right in the cell. >> Come on. >> Don't [ __ ] do it. >> Okay. Well, >> you must get the cell. >> You You crazy like that. A young woman was denied entry into a nightclub and instead of walking away, she completely lost control. Things quickly escalated. She became aggressive, confrontational, and started acting out. Police were called to handle the situation, but she didn't cooperate. Instead of calming down, she began resisting, making the situation worse for herself. Hold on. We got another one. >> Got to go. >> I don't see her. >> You tried to walk past them. They're not letting you in. Have a nice night. >> We're going on the back. Don't touch me. >> There you go. Put your other arm. >> I'll call the cops on you. You idiot. >> I am a cop. Yeah, >> you can let go. I got both. >> Use the power, you idiot. Get a grip. >> Really? >> I don't want you touching me. Honestly, >> right now you're my responsibility. >> I think you're gross. >> I'm okay with that. >> 51 has a female ones. >> You guys have better stuff to do. >> Stand by. >> Huh? Nothing to do. >> 41. [Music] >> During the arrest, she refused to follow instructions, shouted constantly, and made it difficult for officers to restrain her. Even while being taken to the police car, she continued to cause a scene, refusing to sit still, screaming and demanding things that weren't possible in that moment. >> Should be nothing. I'm not getting in unless I'm talking to you. >> You have to get in, huh? Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You're just going to get another chance. >> I don't care. >> I don't care. >> It's not working. >> I don't care. I'm not. >> No. No. No. If you get >> a girl, >> okay, well, they're going to get off of you when we get to headquarters, okay? >> So, just relax. You >> have better stuff to do. >> 51. Belar, >> do not take me to the police station. >> 13838. >> You cannot right now. You're under arrest. >> Can I call my friend? >> Not right now. >> Please. >> No, >> sir. >> I'm just your transport. >> Well, we're about to be out. It's only It's only like a/4 mile away. Hey, Jen, just breathe. In through your nose and out through your mouth. You can't. You're under arrest. Would you like me to open the window for you? Jen, in through your nose and out of your mouth. >> You can't right now. >> You can't right now. You're fine. Just in in the car now. >> Okay. >> Get in. Let me out. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] idiot. I >> All right. Well, this is all recorded, just so you know. >> I don't give a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I'm going to get you out in literally 30 seconds. >> Shut the up, you dumb. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I don't give a [ __ ] about you, idiot. >> All right. >> I'm just trying to be pleasant with you. >> Okay. Yep. >> Please call my friends. >> Not right now. You can later >> when you're released. >> At the station, she still refused to cooperate. She kept kicking her feet, stomping on officers boots, yelling insults, and refusing to sit or walk on her own. >> We're just going right over here. >> This is right up. >> Well, unfortunately, >> I don't want you. >> Too bad. >> Stop, please. No. Don't touch me. I can't. >> I don't want to touch. >> Then walk on your own. >> I just have to get your purse off. Okay. >> I don't care. It's hooked up to me, idiot. >> The officers tried repeatedly to calm her down, asking her to cooperate, but she wouldn't listen. Instead, she screamed, demanded to go home, insulted the police, and tried to resist every step of the way. Can I go home? >> Nope. >> Why don't you take a seat and take a breath? >> I actually need to go home now. >> Okay. I want the lawyers here. >> Lawyers. Now, >> you're not going home. Have a seat. Then have a seat and act right. >> No. >> Okay. You can just go right in the cell. >> Come on. >> Stop. Stop. >> Okay. Just make sure there's nothing in her pocket. >> No one touched me. If you found this case intriguing, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content like this. She refused to remove her shoes, kept thrashing her legs, and tried to make it difficult for officers to get her to the holding cell. >> Slow. Don't start. >> Hey, you got to pop your shoes off here. >> What are you doing? >> What's your name? >> Stop. You're going to hurt yourself. >> I don't care. One more time. >> It's so stupid. You just keep your shoes off, please. >> I want to go home. I'm not Can I get my shoes off, you idiot? >> Thank you. >> Come on, Jen. >> Hold on. I got to get this thing out of my pocket. >> Let's go to Let's go to the cell. >> I'm not moving. >> Everything good? >> Okay, we can help you, but I would much rather you walk on your own. >> All right, Jim. We're going to pick you up. All right, >> stand up nice and easy. I'll stand right there. >> No, >> I don't want to break the debris. >> I want these off and I want to go home. >> Okay. Well, stomping on my foot and kicking your legs around is not going to change that. >> I wasn't doing anything wrong, you idiots. >> You were. >> I wasn't. That's the thing. Like, I literally wasn't. >> Great. >> Kick it. >> I'm You know what? Stop. >> Take this off me now. >> You got her legs out. >> You need to stop. Okay. You want to go home? Then stop and just listen to what >> go. Let me go home. >> You guys have better stuff to do. You idiots. >> Go arrest somebody that's doing something bad. You [ __ ] idiots. >> Well, now you got our attention, so we got to >> No, you [ __ ] idiots. Don't you have anything better to do? You dumb. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. You're making it hurt. All right. >> You guys are hurting me. >> You guys are hurting me. >> You let me get those off you. >> Let me just get the customer. Stay right there. >> Stay right there. >> I'm going to I'm going to actually You guys have a big lawsuit. >> Okie dokie. >> I want to see you. What's your name? >> I'm Patrolling Lee. >> Le? What's your name? >> Okay. >> At one point, she also demanded a lawyer and screamed that she had done nothing wrong. >> My lawyers will be welcome you soon. >> Okay, just have a seat. We'll be right back. >> Don't [ __ ] do it. >> Don't [ __ ] do it. >> Okay. Well, you must definitely catch back up. >> You have to get the cell. You crazy like that? Do you want to punch me? You dead hair. >> Despite being detained and placed in a holding cell, her aggressive behavior continued. She demanded water repeatedly. >> Cool. And no water's allowed. >> We don't have any other water right now. >> That's crazy. >> I'll look for a cup here in a second, but I have paperwork to do everything else. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fair. as soon as I'm parched and I need water now. >> Okay. Well, this isn't the Hilton. >> Don't care. >> Okay. >> Would you like to keep acting like acting like this and stay till 6:00 in the morning or be released with when your father gets here? >> I didn't ask you to call my dad. >> I didn't. I never called your dad. I don't even know how they found out. But I spoke to mom on the phone. She said your dad's on the way. As long as you're fine, I'll release you to him. Okay. >> Yeah. >> If I can find a cup. Absolutely. Eventually, her father arrived at the station, hoping to take her home. However, due to her continued outbursts, the officer explained that she wouldn't be released until she calmed down. He made it clear that being disrespectful wouldn't help her case. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hey, good. I'm Lee. Nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you. >> Your Jenna's dad? >> Yes. >> It might be a while. She still ain't acting right. So, um, she still wants to demand water like this is the Hilton. She's still screaming at us, calling us names. So, I mean, I'm not really in the practice of getting disrespected and then just letting somebody go early. So, I know you came down here. Um, I'll give her a shot for another 20 minutes or so. And then if she's fine, we'll get her out to you. Okay. >> What did she do? Let me ask. >> I can't really tell you. Um, she's an adult. She's 24, but she's got some charges, so there'll be a court date. Um, I'll make sure she has all the paperwork when she leaves, but uh, yeah, her conduct has not been wonderful. So, um, >> does she know I'm here? >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I let her know. >> Yeah. I mean, she's been accosting us over water, which I gave her a cup of water before, and she just wants more and more and tell my dad and this and that and Okay. Unfortunately, >> can I see her? >> No. No, not right now. Like, we can't let civilians back in there. I apologize. >> All right. No, I mean, I get it. She's safe. She's in the cell. She's not, you know, harmed or anything like that. Um, but her actions right now are completely just uh ridiculous. >> DJ. All right. Oh, hold on. Just make you go out the door. Right this way. And then just No, not this one. All the way down. And then just make a right right in here. Right. You toss your sneakers on. >> Oh, watch. We've been here for like 2 hours. I didn't have any water, right? >> It was a hard drink. The water. >> Here is all your property. >> Where's my phone? >> You didn't have your phone with you. Um, let's see. Charges. There's noise, interference with business, defiant trespass, assault, and resisting. The court date I'll circle on here for you. It's going to be June 12th at 9 a.m. >> What's that? >> What do y'all get charged with? >> As far as what? >> You guys actually cut me in there. >> Give me water. >> I got you water. >> Yeah. After. Do you have that on video? >> Sure. >> Well, can I have that, too? >> No, you can't. You have to You have to ask for it. Well, I'm going to call. >> Okay. But your dad's out in the lobby. I got your charges right here. Um, just June 12th, 9:00 a.m. And then I would just also contact the court. Make sure nothing changed with the court date or anything like that. Okay. >> Are you proud of yourself >> for >> making a big arrest? >> I didn't arrest you. >> Oh, just make a right this way. >> Okay. Just wait. This way. We're just going towards the brown door. >> I don't know where I'm going. >> Right towards the brown door. >> What's your name? >> Patron leave. >> First person name >> Eric. >> Eric Lee. >> Yep. >> Your bed should be right out here to the left. >> Okay. Have a nice day. >> Have a good one, sir. The woman was being held on multiple charges, including noise disturbance, interfering with business, trespassing, assault, and resisting arrest. She was informed of her upcoming court date and handed the necessary paperwork on June 12th at 9:00 a.m. What do you think? 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