It's working. >> Get out. >> Stop. Can't you stop? >> Stop. >> You stop me. >> We would have given you a a warning and just destroyed your >> not to the police. I don't know what's going on. >> You're going to do the police today cuz you're acting like a dumb. Mentally unstable people are characterized by manic episodes which could happen any time causing them to experience a significant disturbance in their thoughts, emotions, and behavior. But what happens when these episodes occur in public and lead to a total meltdown? >> You all right? Don't >> we're trying to pick up on >> Leave me alone. >> At this point, we're way past that. Give me Give me your name. Give him some information here so we can help. >> Okay. >> You stop. Get out of me. >> Here are a few chaotic moments where mentally unstable people have had a public meltdown. Starting off with this lady who was so mentally unhinged she went completely unclad in full view of the cops who dared to step into a trespassing situation involving her. >> You got to change out the dress. You want the show? >> Grab your stuff. >> Yeah, I am. >> Put it up. Put your clothes on. >> Ma'am, just leave property, please. >> Stop walking behind me. >> Just leave property, please. It's not going to be on your way. >> I'll put a eye on it. >> Call your Uber. You're going to jail. >> F. Don't fight. Can I [ __ ] up? >> On August the 4th, 2024, officers were called to a hotel in Florida after reports of a guest acting erratically in the lobby. On arrival, they wasted no time in questioning everyone present on the scene, determined to peel back the layers. >> What's going on, man? >> I'm upset cuz we talking about political. >> I'm cool. Not going to hurt nobody, babe. >> My food right here. >> You don't even got a real case. This is about us having a political conversation. She came over >> this lady who takes care of me every day. >> Okay. >> What's going on, man? >> Anything up or what do you guys know? >> No. What is it? >> She's scratched me in my face. >> Okay. >> Do you need medical? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to leave here. >> Yes. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> Yes, I do, baby. >> Why is she scratching the page? What happened? >> I was trying to deescalate and get her out. Okay. cuz she she became very confrontational at the bar that night with his face and just trying to move around this way. >> Yeah. It was anything physical? >> No. The only thing that I did was smack his hand out of my face. >> When he did he or he just came like >> he went right here in my space. I said, "Get your hands out my face >> cuz I didn't do that to you." >> Okay. >> So, she started talking about politics and Donald Trump or whatever. She started asking them who they were voting for and whatever and I didn't do any political things. >> Sure. >> So then next thing I know she's calling them rats >> cuz he tried to put his finger in my square and I smacked his goofy ass. Okay. I sure did. >> Fine. Do me a favor. Just stay here with my partner and I'll be right with you. >> Yeah. >> You guys okay? >> Were you guys part of what was happening or >> She was just like off >> off. She was just like very insulting and like she was like having a conversation and then she just like >> Okay. >> I smacked his little hand and he called the police. Put your hand in the black one of my face cuz you lucky I ain't choke the out of you >> cuz baby I'm a liberal arts major. I choke you and make the war of art and make paintings of your blood with my fingers. Finger paintings of blood. >> I mean she had that bag. I didn't know what she had in the bag and she didn't know she had a knife or anything. Whatever. >> It's 2024. >> Absolutely unplanned. Got me. Absolutely. >> I'm not voting for neither one of them. >> That's what we was talking about. And the from Staten Island got mad cuz I said everyone from Staten Island is rats. >> He stepped up like a brave Maridan and he got the worst end of it and he didn't. >> I got you. >> And that's why he's bleeding cuz he stepped up. >> I don't know. She went from zero to crazy >> real fast. >> Yeah. >> So, >> did you get his info? >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> If I hit somebody, you know they would have been bleeding. You see the arms this way or that way? Cuz if I hit you, it's going to connect. >> Is this lady allowed to go back to her room? >> She can to get herself. Yes. >> She's not allowed to stay. >> Unfortunately, she has to leave with my lady back cuz I could go to my room and be peaceful. Give me my money back at school. Come on. >> Come here. Come here. >> My stuff. Hold on. >> Give me my stuff. I'm reversing on your ass. Don't even trip. >> Dispute. >> No, I'm reversing everything. If I have to leave and they don't have to leave, I'm reversing on that ass. >> So, let's get your stuff. >> Come on, babe. >> We got to lock the pack. Let's go. I was already halfway to California anyways. You guys suck with medical care. You suck with justice. And you always take these when you know it's people like that that get us to our limit. It took a lot to get me this way. And it took this political campaign to make me break. >> Yeah. >> You mad you can't take me to jail. >> Hold on. She got the key. >> I have it. Right here. >> Okay. >> We got a little while. >> Y'all always want me to leave like I'm the problem. >> Yeah. Wait till we're out of here. >> You try to ask this big fat tin sandwich eating something and she mad. the whole conversation. >> I was trying to have a conversation with her to see if she was willing to let you go. >> It doesn't have nothing to do with her fat ass and you know it. How you going to ask a worker? How you going to ask a worker what's the cause? You know better than that. >> No, not the cause. I was trying to ask if she would be letting you >> call corporate. >> It's the person who spent more money with Marriott. >> No, the decision to what it is. >> She ain't nobody. Well, >> why you ain't ask them that? Cuz I'm the only one who's speaking for their self. >> Her continuous rants gave her away so quickly. And now they knew what she was, but she was about to level it up, giving them a full-blown mental meltdown unfolding in real time. >> Come on now. >> On all the way 209. >> Come on now. Yeah, they switching floors. I'm sorry. Come on now. It is what it is though, cuz I know how to get my money back. [ __ ] >> You want to kick me out in the middle of the night? >> Crazy. Come on. >> This is why they want me gone. Come on. >> A lot. >> A lot. >> In the middle of the night. Where the am I going to go? Sit in front of their building for 50 hours. >> There's other hotels. >> No, it's not. You cannot check in before 2:00. And you know that. >> Let's put your stuff. >> Where am I supposed to go? To jail? >> No, you can't check in on other hotels. >> No, I can't. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, come on. Let's just get your stuff. >> The only place I could check in is those hotels with >> any kids. >> Any hotel. >> It's past 9:00. >> That does not matter. >> All right. >> All the hotels in here. >> Just go. Just go. >> Well, no. We got to wait for you to pick up your stuff. >> Just go right here. >> Stuff. Cuz if you refuse to leave, then you won't. >> Listen, baby. >> Do not get close. >> Don't do it. >> Don't do it. >> You know I would never hurt you. >> Do not take >> Okay. Be aggressive. >> Grab your stuff. Can you please give me time to figure out where I need to go? >> You're two seconds away from going to jail. Grab your stuff because you're refusing to leave. >> All right, come help me then. >> No, I'm not. >> Come on. Come on. >> We're not going to help you. >> Why you don't want to help me? >> No. >> That's not our job to help you. >> Why are you treating me like I'm the problem? >> Hey, listen. I'm giving you your warning. >> Can you tell this is the warning? Why are you treating me like I'm the problem? >> Grab your stuff. If you refuse to leave this, I'll take you to jail. >> We figure out what happened on the fight. That one is not >> what fight happened. Well, there was an argument that apparently got physical. You even mentioned to me that you slapped a guy because he came close to you and put the hands in your face. >> He went like this and you said me. If I do that to you, babe, what is you want to do to me? >> Grab your stuff. >> Come and help me. >> No. Grab your stuff. >> Go. >> Grab your stuff. >> Go. >> Just go. >> We're already inside. You need to grab your stuff. >> Just go. Well, I'm taking my time then. [ __ ] out of this [ __ ] All I'm asking you to do is grab your stuff and leave. >> Do you see the Do you want to help me? >> No, I'm not going to help. >> Well, stop touching stuff in this room before I accuse you for theft for high volume items. >> Grab your stuff. >> Touch your high valued items such as me. I'm pressing charges. Stop playing with me. >> Grab your stuff. >> Why you got to have the door open while I'm doing what I do? >> Grab your stuff, >> baby. I'm not going. I don't know. Grab your stuff. Just >> go inside. If you scared, >> I'm not scared. Grab your stuff. >> You are scared. >> Grab your stuff. >> Grab your stuff. Damn. You want to invade my privacy for some? Move. I got stuff. Move. >> Don't lock the door. >> I need to change. Move. >> Come along and grab your stuff. >> All right, back. This what we doing. Come on now. All I wanted to do was change. I got to change out the dress. You want the show? >> Grab your stuff. >> Yeah, I am. >> Put it up. Put your clothes on. >> Now, you know this is illegal, right? >> Put your clothes on. You know it's illegal, right? >> Yeah. Which your clothes and let's go. >> I cannot move in no dress. Go. >> I'm not leaving till you guys understand what >> because you're trespass from here. >> I'm trespassing. >> Yes. They just gave you your warning. >> She gave me a trespass. Go get my money. >> Get out of my face. >> Stop playing with me. >> Hold on. I move. I got out your face. I'm going to jail. >> I got out your face. I got out your face. >> You keep acting up. You're going to get another >> listen. Are you Are you going to put your clothes in? >> Yes. I just want you to give me my space. >> Well, >> I want you to give me my space. You're not >> You want space, but you're coming towards me? >> I'm not going to hurt you. >> I don't know that. >> I'm not going to hurt you. >> You don't have to come this close that I can smell your breath. >> So, why did the man hit me then? Why can't he come in my space and hurt me and put his finger in my face? >> That was not me. That was not I'm showing you what I went through. >> So why is it fair? >> Cuz you're getting your clothes on, >> ma'am. Get your clothes on. >> Fair. >> Get your clothes on. >> Why is it fair? >> You guys don't pay a fair game. >> We're just giving you the opportunity to leave. >> No, you're giving me the mower to take my money and get your clothes on. >> I do not want to take you to the gym. >> For what? I'm going to be out the next day. When she saw how they dug in their feet, refusing to retreat, she decided to go harder on them. >> Leave me jail. >> I don't care about jail. >> I care about justice. >> Okay. >> And that's what you >> You know what? You men never get it. It's not fair. >> Trash. >> It's not fair, babe. >> What's your back? >> It's not fair. I just need a minute. I do hit people for fun. I do. I remember the first one I play. >> Just pack your stuff. >> Let your phone charge while you pack your stuff. >> I got to find a room. People are calling me. They're worried about me. I'm glad I applied for the CIA. I'm the perfect candidate. Scorned and a scammer. Can I tell you something? Remember this day. >> I will. >> I'mma rule this day for real. I'mma hold this to me till the day I Anytime I see you or your grandchildren, I'm going to remember this. You never know what position my children will be in. I loved you. >> I had love for you. stuff. >> You disrespecting me like a lane. >> Move. Let me get my purse. >> Why you don't want to help me though? >> What's so hard about helping do you want >> putting these big ass suitcases on the cart? >> Close the cases. I told you that and you told me not to touch it. >> You >> Okay, which one is closed? Close. Go ahead and zip them up. >> Get it. That one right there. >> All right. Which one? >> It's not. Zip them up. >> I wanted to help. So, man, zip it. >> I want you out of here. Nah, you just want to go home. You don't want to do justice. Zip this one. My back can't take no more. Here you go. >> I told you if you zip them. >> Zip it. >> I'm not going to do that. >> Just throw it open. You told me I will be stealing your stuff. >> So if you zip them, I will put in there for you. >> All right, babe. You win. >> Not the truth. >> Come on. >> All right. Come on. Let's go. You want me to zip them up? Let's go. >> Girl, you never got anything. It's all right. As long as I keep this on the mug shot cuz I know you going to try to arrest me. >> I won. >> Stop it. >> I won the swimuit competition with Donald Trump. >> Now, >> truth, >> stop it. >> All right. You know I'm not like that. >> Pack your stuff so we can leave. >> Just go over there then. Pack your stuff. >> Come on, babe. Just go over there. >> Pack your stuff. >> If you feel uncomfortable, go just go over there, babe. >> Done playing. >> Just go over there. I'm not playing no more. Just move. >> Well, you still playing. >> This is your last opportunity. If you don't if you don't pack your stuff, you're going to be going to jail. >> Just go. Just go. Go on. Put the door. Take this and let's go. >> Thanks for asking nicely. >> Take it, baby. That's all you is is a servant. too. >> Living on the winning list. Don't touch this. This is >> You just asked >> that one. >> Okay. Are you going to bring this one by yourself? >> Yes. All right. Let's go. >> I'm strong enough. I'm black enough. I'm enough. >> Just move and follow orders from a general. >> Sure. Let's go. >> Please. >> Don't touch nothing. Don't move nothing. Don't touch anything. Where the little black shoes? It's all good. If I don't have no shoes, I'm going to take pictures of this. It's all good. It's all good, G. 11:00 at night. Everything cleared out. >> Want to take another look? >> Come on, baby. Let's do it. Don't touch nothing, you little thief. Touch something if you want to. I'mma touch you. I want you though. You don't got to do nothing too much unless you want to help. >> I'll give you to take that for you. >> Don't touch nothing. I don't trust you being fake. >> They were doing all they could to avoid her veering into chaos again. Didn't take long for them to realize that their effort was just a wild goose chase. >> You just want to move on your time. Just go on ahead about your day. Don't touch not to touch. Stop touching stuff. I can't touch you. Why you going to touch my stuff? Move. I don't need help from a peon. A little pigeon waiting to see something fall. I know you looking for all the shiny things. Police never had nothing nice. That's why y'all became police. So you could be a legal thief. Don't touch nothing. I know you're kind. [Music] Stop. >> No, I got it. Go ahead. Don't be a man. Move. >> Move. I'm not a man. I'm a sir. I'm a them. I'm a they. Don't. So touch your stuff. Don't touch nothing. I got it. Just don't touch nothing. I don't want to sue you. Just move. Just don't touch nothing. Move over here by the wall. Walk in the line. Ah, you touch your stuff. I'mma sue you. Touch something again. Ah, don't touch the button. Don't touch that button. I might hit the red one. I'm so serious. You think I'm playing? I'm capable of destruction. I like destruction. >> Okay. Don't play with me, [ __ ] >> Don't play with me. Go. >> Go first. Go. We here. >> Go ahead and exit the elevator now. >> Open the elevator and go. I don't like people behind me. >> Let's go. >> Exit the elevator now. >> Come on. >> Stop. No. Stop playing with me. Don't Don't touch >> I'm pushing the card on top him. >> I don't want him touching anything. I don't care what's falling. You plantations of thieves, don't touch. Do your job. Like you said, your job is not to touch anything. >> Don't touch. Don't walk behind me either. You making me nervous. Come on, >> ma'am. Just leave property, please. >> Stop walking behind me. >> Just leave property, please. It's not going to be on your way. This is my way. >> Let's just get your stuff off, please. >> You stupid [ __ ] >> I feel like I really follow your rules. I don't live by your rules. >> You're with a [ __ ] You think you doing something? You're a servant. All you little servants. At the end of the day, it stops here. So, if you're not moving anything, don't touch me. >> Come on. Come on. What is you waiting for? >> Waiting for you to leave property. >> Baby, would you want me to roll the car to the street? >> Sidewalker. >> Baby, please roll it out to the street. I can't roll this to the street. >> It is what it is though. Please move. Just go on ahead, baby. Just go. >> Thank you for your permission. >> Yeah, you need the queen's permission. I smack the [ __ ] out of you, too. >> You going to call the Uber? >> You're more than welcome to call. >> Walking to the street. >> You done took my shoes, baby. Move around, >> man. You have to leave the property. >> I cannot take the cart off of property. >> No, but you can take your stuff there. >> Do your job then. >> No, it's your job to do that. If you >> take your time. >> If you refuse to leave, you're going to go to jail. >> Stop playing in my face, babe. >> I'm not playing. Hey, headphones. Until we meet again, little boy. >> Yeah, that part. >> Are you going to call the Uber? >> No, not from the street, baby. I'm going to put some shoes on to take my time, baby. I don't move on no time. You don't even got somebody to arrest. That's how I know your case is going to be dismissed. You got me moving in the middle of the night and you think this [ __ ] a joke? >> Every plea from them to get her to peacefully leave the property while she still could seemed to fall on deaf ears. For the officers, they were beginning to run out of patience and it was only a matter of time before they taught the arrogant psycho a bitter lesson. >> You going to ru? >> I haven't left once. >> Hey, me and my ma rua. I touched you. It's all I needed to do. >> Okay. >> And this too. Call your Uber, please. >> Call your Uber. >> Thank you. Throw up the rock, baby, cuz we going to a real rock star. You see this? I put a eye on it. >> Call your Uber, >> baby. I can't call no Uber from right here. >> All right. >> You call the Uber. >> If you don't call the Uber, you need to leave property. You have two options. One is to call the Uber. Another one is to leave property. You think I care about your time? >> I need you to find a room like a reasonable tourist. >> You're going to find a room from the sidewalk. You're not going to stay here. We've been here for over >> Push the cart then. I told you it's going to take 45 minutes. >> It's been more than 45 minutes. I gave you more than reasonable time >> to leave property. >> Come on. Push the cart. >> Push their property to the street and then it's death. >> Are you going to call the Uber? >> Yeah, I am. Once you touch the cart, >> go ahead and call your Uber >> and find my shoes. >> Ma'am, call your Uber. >> Stop talking to me, bro. You don't got no power. >> We I'm not moving cuz you want me to. I could lose all this today and not give a You took my shoes. You took my dignity. >> Are you leaving property or not? >> Push the cart. >> Are you leaving? >> I can't leave with this cart in the street. Then call the Uber that you said you are going to call. >> All right. Well, give me time to figure out where I'm going to go. You ain't even give me time for that. Where am I going to go if I'm sitting right here and going to come back in the room to get water? Come on now. Figure out. Well, shut up cuz you distracted my greatness. It's 10:00 at night. Let me find another room on my budget after this took 15. >> I paid this. Not you. >> I don't have no money for 15 days. >> My room is $157 a day and you don't make that. >> Push the cart. >> Stop playing with me, bro. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Go to jail. >> Don't fight. >> I'm fed up. Babe, >> it gave you more than enough time to do what you needed to do to this property. >> It's a hill. >> It's a hill. >> Can you just push the cart? >> No, ma'am. No, ma'am. We're going to jail. >> Why you going to wait until I get outside to take me to jail? >> I have you. >> I'm trying. I'm trying. I'm really trying. Wait. Wait. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. No. Okay. I'mma leave. >> I'mma leave. I'mma leave. >> Hold back to the fighting. >> No, I'm not. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm leave. >> We gave you plenty of time. Stop fighting. Stop resisting. >> Stop ripping it. >> Oh no. >> Fight. I just >> Stop resisting. >> Okay. I just moved the car. >> No, ma'am. You're under arrest. >> Stop. >> Okay. Why you don't want to help me though? >> Put her on her foot. She's going to go inside. >> Okay. Okay. Let me put one down. Yes, babe. >> All right. >> Can you please sit down? >> Stop grabbing my gun. >> No, I don't want to grab a gun. >> No guns. >> No guns. >> No guns. I promise. I I'm not resist. That's going to hurt. >> I'll listen. I'll listen. Okay. You won. You won. >> Stand up and get in the car. >> You won. Please >> stand up and get in the car. I'm bluffing. I promise I'll >> Robert, grab her feet. Got to get her from behind. >> I don't want to go to jail. I just want to go to sleep. It's >> late. >> I'm grabbing my gun, >> ma'am. Stop resisting. >> Daddy, >> stop resisting. >> Let me grab a wobble. Hold on. >> Please don't go through the door. >> Please. >> Please, please, please, babe. I promise I promise I'll fight it. >> Stop fighting. >> Eventually, it started to seem like she was finally getting in touch with reality. Or so the officers thought. >> I will defeat. >> You're going to get charged. >> No. >> With resisting with violence. >> No. Let me go. Okay. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> There's no let it go. >> I'm sorry. >> It's not let it go. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please. I'mma go. I don't know where to go. >> You got to sit inside my patrol car. >> I'm sorry. I don't know where to go. >> Ma'am, put your leg Babe, please stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Babe, please >> stop resisting. >> I just wanted to feel like I would. I didn't hurt nobody. >> Talking to you, giving you a chance for >> I don't know where to go. >> Please stop. Okay. Okay, I'll go. I'll go. >> I'll go. I promise I'll go. Please. >> Oh, please go. Please, I'll go. I'm sorry. >> What are we right here? >> I'm sorry. I'm going to go. >> I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. >> I just Yep. >> Oh, please stop playing. >> I'm sorry. You were me. I'm sorry. >> Please. Please. >> Okay. I'm go. >> Stop fighting. Hold on. >> I'm go. Hold on. push your car to the street. I packed everything. I promise I'mma go. I promise. I promise. I promise. >> Oh, I'm going to save. I'm not going to bite. >> I'm not going to scratch. Please >> let go. >> No. Let me >> let go. >> I'm coming. I'mma leave. >> I'mma leave. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Please stop. I want to >> Stop kicking. >> I'm not. >> Stop kicking. >> I packed. I packed. Please let me just go. >> Hey, roll around on her back. >> No. >> Stop biting. >> I'm not fighting. >> You just did. >> Stop. You hit my mouth. >> All right. >> I'm not going to fight. >> Bring it down to her to her ankles. >> How did she do this? >> Bring it down to the ankles. >> Bring it down to the ankles. >> Hold on. Let me Let me get this on there. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> We'll be telling you. >> Let me go. >> I already >> All right. >> Let's get her off of her stomach. >> Let's get her off her stomach. >> A chance. >> I packed everything by myself. >> Why me? on the other side. >> Not fighting. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Jesus. >> Fresh. >> Got it. Get off. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hold on. [Applause] >> I'm defeated. I'm defeated. >> Let me go. You don't got to spray me. Hey, calm down. >> Am I bleeding? >> Yeah. Yeah, you're bleeding. >> Yeah, I'll take it out, too. >> The bitten officer was still trying to grasp what had just happened, but they all knew that that was her last straw. And soon, she would learn harshly that the price for foolishness was high. >> She broke scamper. >> Oh, yeah. >> No, I backed everything. You waited until I backed to beat me up. I packed everything. >> She almost got an elbow, but you guys got her offering. >> Tell me the direction and I'll go. >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> That's a bad >> Yeah, >> I'll tell you. Let me >> just tell me where to go and I'll go. >> I'll leave you alone. >> He's just a bad >> You're going to have to do the um the and [ __ ] right? >> Yeah. The whole notice and go to the hospital and stuff to my identity. >> I'm sorry. I just don't know where to go. >> Is our patient is it? >> I don't one of them. And officer that got bit. >> Oh, an officer got bit. >> It's not a patient. He let me pack everything. >> She's definitely going to jail. Yes. >> Oh, do you want to take medical? I'm not a jail person. I just had a bad day. >> Please. >> No. Just let me go. I just want to go home. Let me go home. >> You're going to go to the hospital? >> No. I'll find a ticket on price. No. No. No. No. Are you pulling my hair? >> Don't bite. Stop. >> Please. >> Some more. >> No. >> I don't know sign of >> I'm not lying. I was drinking at the bar. They said Donald Trump was your president and it freaked me out. I don't want neither one. >> I packed everything. I don't even have shoes. She was medically cleared at the hospital and afterwards hurled off to jail on multiple counts of resisting with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and trespassing. The next case takes us to an airport in Florida where excon Shauny launched a spitting spree on an officer whose only crime was trying to get her to comply with a trespassing order. >> This is the supervisor. Supervisor said you pay attention flight. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. I need you to breathe. >> Miss me. >> I need you to breathe. Don't ever throw me like that. >> Okay, I need you to breathe. >> Do what you do, babe. I don't care about no police. I did four years, five post. >> Look, my number is right here. >> On May the 29th, 2024, Florida officers were working patrol at an airport when one of the officers was called reporting the misconduct of a woman named Shorny. Bearing in mind that every passing second meant that an already ugly situation could get uglier, he rushed over without realizing that he was about to cross path with the absolute definition of mental instability. >> So she threatened the agent talking about spitting and I was going to fall. Once again not enough the agent feels broken. We're going to go to the service desk and you will get refund. >> Go to the service desk. Why? >> Because you're not taking this flag. >> Why can I not take this? >> Because they decided you're not. >> Well, why can I take this flight? >> Because they felt threatened. >> Well, why are they sitting at all? Sorry. >> I'm not saying you did. >> I know. But he was there. >> I'm not arguing. This is the supervisor. The supervisor said you can't fix this fight. >> I'm not doing cameras. No. >> This is like This is like me at your house. When I come to your house, you get to make all the decision. All you got to do is tell me no. >> Right. I ain't saying nothing. >> But they said they're going to rebook you. They They're giving you the option. Not rebook you. They're going to refund you. You get your money back. >> I have to get back if I was stuck and I understand. I got you. You're not flying on this flight. >> But can can I can I fly on this on this today? >> No. So, let's go to the desk and get your money back. >> For a moment, he actually thought they were headed to the desk to get her refunded, but she had other plans of showing him just how mentally unstable she was, even though it meant putting up a cataclysmic meltdown show for the public view. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> What the? Are you Why you throwing me? Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Stop. Throw me the floor like that. >> Stop. >> Y'all get the off me. >> Stop. Get off me. >> Stop. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. I need you to breathe. >> Get off me. >> I need you to breathe. >> Don't ever throw me the floor like that. >> Okay. I need you to breathe. >> Do what you do, babe. >> Okay. I need you to throw me the [ __ ] off me, bro. >> Get the off me. Breathe. Breathe. >> Break. Get off me. Get off of me, bro. >> Get off of me, bro. Get off of me, bro. Get off of me, bro. Get off me. Give me my phone. Give me my phone. Give me my phone. Yo, bro. Yo, >> you're going to get chased. >> I don't want to do anything. >> All right. So, get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me then. >> No, I'm not. >> You're choking me. I'm not. >> You chalking me. I'm not. >> You chalking me. >> You're not choking me. No, I'm not. >> Get off me. Get out, bro. >> I'm going to bed. >> Get ahead of me. >> I'm about to me. >> Hey, I can't breathe. I can't. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. Yo, bro. I'm about to stop fighting. >> Yo, I can't >> stop. >> Get off me. >> Get off me. >> 45 gate 3. 45. >> I can't breathe, sir. Yo, get off me. >> Who's talking to me? >> Get the off me. >> Talk to you. area of danger. >> Are we on? >> Okay, I'm going let you up. >> My mom's calling me. >> Stop choking. >> Man, he's choking me. >> I'm stop choking. >> I can't breathe, bro. I'm let you out. I >> I cannot breathe. I'm let you hold. Listen to me. >> I cannot breathe. I'm going to let you out. I'm going to talk about >> Don't fight. I I am going to fight you. >> You said you want to fight. I can't let you up. >> I am going to fight. But I got let you up. >> I got you know about this. Whatever this man get my phone. Get off my phone. Get the off. >> Yo. Yo. They slamming it. >> Yo, they slamming my face. >> Go. >> Bro, I'm watching. >> Bro, >> he's watching. >> Yeah. >> But you got to stop spitting. You got to stop fighting. >> I am. >> You want to stop spitting? >> No. No. >> No. You bothering me, right? I can't. So you can't speak though. >> You violating me, right? >> Can't speak. >> Can you take my number? >> They got you. They film me. >> Take my number, please. >> They got you. >> Can somebody take my number? >> Yeah. >> 347. Call my wife. Call my wife. >> Can I let you up? >> No, you're not. I'm going spit. >> While she was still confidently threatening to spit on him, the backups finally arrived, racing to respond to what had turned into a ragefueled spitting situation. But not even a thousand police backup officers could keep her from entertaining the airline passengers with her maniac display. [Applause] >> Go ahead. Go ahead. I got her. I got her. I got her. I got her. I got her. >> I got her. I just I just got her. Stop fighting. >> All right. Let's go. >> We need a >> Let's get her. >> Stop fighting. >> We need a face shield. She's left. >> Oh, she's spitting. We need a face shield. Call it in. >> Hey, we need a face show before we move over. >> Please call. What's your name? >> Shnie. My wife. That's my wife. >> You going to stop spitting? >> Yo, stop asking me questions. >> Well, I can't let you up. I'm trying to let you up. >> Punk. >> I might be, but I'm trying to let you up. >> Punk. I'm going to spit on you though. Nobody else want you. I'm spit on you. >> Exactly. >> She's trying to spit. >> Exactly. >> She tried to bite me. I don't think she did. >> Did you bite me? >> Huh? >> Did you bite me? >> What? Why you asking me if I bite you? Where my be? >> Cuz I'm bleeding. >> Where you bleeding from? >> With my arm. >> That's your business. I ain't bit you. >> Oh, you trying to >> spit on you. >> Okay, then I'm going to just be spit on. Okay. >> We got face shield coming. >> No, we have face shield coming. Never mind. >> Take deep breaths. >> Deep breaths. Take deep breath. >> You have mad time. Take you know that. >> Take deep breaths. You have mad [ __ ] >> take deep breaths. I tried to. You wouldn't listen. >> I got a hold of her. She says, she'll bail you out and she said, "Calm down. Stay all good." Okay. >> Thank you. Thank you both. Thank you. I appreciate you. I'm going to violate you, bro. >> You heard that, right? And I had a lawyer. Yes, >> I do that. >> Okay. >> They're not going to play with me in this airport. >> All right. >> I don't care about no police. I did four years, five post. >> Did you? Did I? Look, my DI number is right here. >> It's crazy. >> I know it is, right? >> And I'm still acting up. >> I got this. They're not going to disrespect me. I know the law. >> Okay, sir. >> He continued to indulge her so as to buy enough time to execute their little plan. >> I got to relieve you with another guy, okay? Cuz I know you've been here for a while. >> Cash. >> Can you relieve him real quick, please? >> I know. I know. I know. I'm >> Jaylen. Kevin, can you get legs for him, too? It's a bit relieved. >> You have a statement in your car? >> You okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. I don't want him on. >> I don't want him off. >> All right. All right. He's off. He's off. You >> tell him come back. Tell him to come back. >> No, you just say you didn't want I got you. I got you. >> I'm going to put this on you now. All right. Yeah, >> I'm not going to spit. I just spit on them cuz they violated me. So, >> well, we appreciate your cooperation with us. All right. >> It's all new offices. >> My phone, my belongings, everything. >> We'll get your phone. >> Yeah. He took my phone. He said, "That's my phone." That's >> Any other bags? >> Yeah, my bag right there in that bag. >> Turn your hand. >> We got all your stuff. >> My phone. >> You got your stuff? Yep. >> Turn your head the other way so I can put it on. >> Huh? >> No problem. >> All right. Can we pick her up? walk. >> If she don't want to walk, we have a wheelchair to put her in. >> She's walking. >> Let's start walking her straight out. Let's go. >> Bag. >> Grab her. Grab her gear and her stuff and bring it with her. >> Let's go. >> My other bag. My other bag right there. Look, my other bag. >> Finish your bag. >> I'll take care of it as long as you bathe yourself. All right. Of course. >> All right. >> I appreciate you. No problem. You're welcome. >> Thank you. Calm as can be. >> All right. >> 190 headquarters. All units 104. We're escorting her out now. >> You all right? >> My belongings are coming with you. >> Yes. I'm I'm making sure they're bringing it. >> Oh, my money. My money back. You >> got your money in your pocket? >> Oh, no. It's in my in my bag. >> All right. We'll check all that for you. Okay. As long as you behave yourself now. I don't know what happened. I just got there. How you doing? Officer Richardson. >> Yes, sir. >> I do what I do. I do what I do. I stand by my weight. Whatever. >> 1974. Are you downstairs by your car? >> She right here. >> One out of two places. >> She's being cooperative. We don't need >> Okay. No, she's here. We don't need time. >> Can you, if you don't mind, can you tell me what happened? What what's all this about? >> Hearing that question, she knew that that was her moment. And she wasn't about to mess it up as she started telling tales like there were no witnesses, >> much the lady, the um representatives that was she was trying to check my bag. >> Okay. >> So, it wasn't just her. It was me and two other um you know, customers that was on the plane. So, I'm trying to explain to her that where I come from, Texas, is this a um um you know, a um connected flight. Connecting flight. They didn't they didn't say nothing about the bag. I'm not I don't know. You know what I'm saying? >> What? Was it about paying for the bag? >> Yeah, paying for the bags. >> Okay. >> I'm like, "Can you give me some time so I can make a phone call with my mom so I can pay for the bag?" >> So, you can pay for the bag. I don't >> have no more cash on cuz you didn't know that they were supposed to cuz they didn't say nothing to me in the in the other um thing. >> So, what made me go get aggressive on the guy cuz he slam my face. I know that's your colleagues. It's my verse, but it's his version. He slam my face. He put me on the floor for me. Keep talking but I got to search you. Okay. He pulled me on to the floor and slammed me and that's what got me irritated. >> You know what I'm saying? No problem. >> Well, we'll we'll pull the video and figure out what's causing all of this. Are you hurt or injured or anything? >> Yes, I am. >> You do you need to have medical attention? >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Okay. Where where do you hurt and what's the problem? >> My head, my neck, my back. He slammed me. He smashed my bang my face. >> What's your first arm? >> We're just going to keep >> I'm going to have them come and just look you over. Okay. Like I said, I'm I'm respectful to you. I just got there. I I don't know. >> I'm respectful to you. >> I'm just trying to figure out what happens. >> I needed moment. I got it. >> We're just trying to figure it all out. I got your property coming now. >> Yeah. My bad. >> The ambulance is coming to check you out, but we're going to have you sit down in the car. Okay. We'll have the windows rolled down for you. >> Yep. >> You go sit right here. Can I make a phone call? My mom my phone. We can't do any phone calls until Sergeant Cy is done with everything. >> Can you guys go? >> Don't worry. We'll make all the phone calls for you. >> In the end, she was charged with battery on an LEO, battery, and resisting with violence and sent off to jail. Just when you thought that you had seen it all. Then comes Danielle, who spiraled into mania out in the open, hurling saliva like venom at cops who did nothing but respond to a welfare check. >> She's awake in TFR 97. Bam. You doing all right? >> Just lock her up because she's going to kill me. >> Oh my. >> It was April the 22nd, 2023 when officers received a call about a woman later identified as Danielle lying motionless on the sidewalk. They rushed over immediately thinking it was just another welfare check. But what they didn't realize was that they had just walked into a ticking time bomb. Hi, ma'am. Ma'am. Number four, just be uh quiet. She's awake in TFR 97. Ma'am, you doing all right? >> Ma'am, what's going on? >> Ma'am, good morning downtown. Just be advised it's going to be on the Tampa side. >> You all right? >> So, it was the security from something to power and that's how >> were you the one that called? I'm sorry. >> Were you the one that called? >> Yeah, because I work here for the uh Sky Point. Okay. Yeah. And um because you just saw her residents just on her laying and I'm like, "Oh my god." Cuz I'm also dealing with my grand. Hey, stop that. >> Stop. Stop. your shell. >> I was going to you stop >> your shell. >> Hey, you had too much to drink, huh? >> You >> all right? Attention. We're here to help you out. You're laying laying on the ground asleep. >> Did you see anybody around her or anything like that? >> I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Where'd you come from? >> Over there. >> Oh, the hub. >> The hub. Green. Just you all right? >> Don't I What the [ __ ] >> I I swear to God, right? >> Hey, listen. We got a call about you being down on the ground unconscious. Okay. >> Excuse me. Over here to help you out. Check you out. >> I Well, you already seem like you already did that. Unfortunately, I think I think you did. So, they're here to check you out and draw some vitals and all that. >> The chair right here. >> Let him put some bottles on you and see what he had too much to drink. Is that what happened? Keep my short. >> No. >> Hey, don't touch me. Oh. >> All right. March. >> Oh, no. >> Oh, looks like you already did that. So, you can just keep going. Keep on going there. >> Sit down. >> No, don't have a choice. You You're getting medical attention now. No. >> Under provisional marchment act. All right. >> You're being put under March this morning. Okay. >> You got any ID on you? >> No. >> Look at your shoes. You got any ID on you? >> What's your name? >> Try to get her identified. When it dawned on them that the situation at hand wasn't going to be an easy feat, they decided to stay one step ahead of her just in case she had more surprises up her sleeves. >> Just let go of it. There you go. Ow. Ma'am, what's your name? Um, >> try to help you out. >> Oh my >> I'll get your shoes. What's your first name? >> You don't remember? What city are we in? >> Look, look. We >> Okay. What's your first name? >> I don't care about my first name. >> I care about your first name. >> I don't give a >> Okay. Well, I I give a >> I don't care. I don't give I don't give a f. >> Is this your bag? >> Yeah. >> Do you have ID in your bag? >> No. >> What's your first name? >> It don't matter. >> Are we going to do it the hard way? >> All I want is your name, ma'am. >> Um, I really don't f. >> You really don't f. Okay. >> I don't know. >> You don't know your last name, your first name, where you live at, your birth date? Um, my f my F. That's what she said. >> Oh, well. Um, who's Dee? >> You're going to stay put for us. Who's Dee? >> Okay, you're going to let these nice guys check you out. Okay. >> Nice guys. Yeah, look at them. While she was still acting up and being unnecessarily difficult, they searched her bag, not quite ready for what they were about to find. game left. Oh, I want to watch >> that way. Uhhuh. F. >> No. show you. >> I don't care. Give me my show. You >> It's too early for that, man. >> Hang on. >> What? Who are you? Hey, help yourself out. What's your name? >> Leave me alone. >> At this point, we're way past that. Give me Give me your name. Give me some information here so we can help. >> Okay. >> Leave me alone. >> How much you had to drink last night? Too much. >> Not enough. >> Not enough. So, you know that, but you don't know your name. Girl, I didn't do nothing. Why are people mad at me? >> We didn't say we're mad at you. We're trying to help you. >> But why? >> Cuz you were passed out on the sidewalk. >> I don't care. >> We do. >> We care. >> Help you out. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Give me away. I didn't do nothing. She mad. I ain't do. That's why she mad. Leave me alone. >> Give us a minute. >> Leave me. >> What's your name? >> Leave me alone. No, cuz I didn't do nothing wrong. >> You didn't? But you were going to hurt yourself running in traffic. >> I didn't do nothing hurting myself. You evil [ __ ] >> Calm down. You're a liar. >> Calm down. >> No, you people mad at me. >> Yeah, he's trying to do faces. >> No, they mad. They mad. That's why they mad. These people don't know me. They don't know me. They don't know me. >> Hey, >> they don't know me. >> Listen, we got to take you to the hospital to get checked out. >> No. >> So, we got to figure out your name. I don't care. >> That's just going to take a long >> let me go. >> We can't let you go. >> Wow. >> Leave me alone. I do not I do not see people. If he's doing the marching, can we get her maybe down stretcher or I feel like y ling. Y l I don't know y'all people. I don't know these people. Leave me alone. Just leave me alone. Please. I've been through enough. Leave me alone. Give me my Give me my Give me >> It's going to go with you. >> No. No. [Music] >> Lock them. >> Sure. You did lock. >> Okay. Stop dripping away. Okay. I don't want you to fall down cuz you're wrapped up in this cable. No, I want to sit down. >> Now you want to sit down. >> You want to sit down? Okay. >> They got a drink for All right. >> Oh, look. That's for you. You can sit right there. >> Don't matter. You evil. >> Watch this cable. Stop. >> Let's go over there. >> And then we'll give you >> with everything that was going on, one thing was clear. She had a flare for making bad decisions. and she was about to make yet another that would eventually go down as the worst decision she ever made. >> Leave me alone. >> Leave me alone. >> We're about to >> You are about to stop. Get out of me. Get out of me. Get out me. I'm I will be sad. No. Oh, please. No. Wait. What? Is is this >> Oh, Danielle, you got to just try and relax. I know. Just try and relax. Okay. >> No. No. No. Whoa. My You leave me alone. What the [Music] I'm [ __ ] you want to set a free window with him? I'm charging >> at this point. She spit on my mouth. What do I do? You >> calm down you me point I will This one is white. >> You at this point. Y'all can't hear me. Whoa. Whoa. Blue great look. I'm on top. I'm truck. Oh, TB. I'm not drop. >> You're only spit on yourself right now. >> You eat my [ __ ] >> I know you would eat my [ __ ] on the grass. >> Once you were secured in the ambulance, they made the call. And that one decision would make her embrace sobriety for the rest of her life. >> I spit in the house. You're going to watch that way. So I want to get that out because I almost lost my dish all over the face. She like fall back in my mouth. >> That was pretty nasty. >> I spit on pants. >> She's not I mean she's single 20, but she's drunk. So her action she needs charge. >> Take her to jail. >> Yeah. That's not a That's not a uh >> No, >> that's not a baker. That's a charge. >> That's up to you guys. But I mean, I take her to jail for >> I would She's not crazy. She's just drunk. >> Yeah. >> And she's not responsible for her action. So, or she's responsible for her action. She needs to go to jail. >> Mine landed on the hand. >> Mine landed. >> I think if you take her, she's going to act up and they're going to put her in chair anyways, >> which she probably needs. Um we'll do the exposure. >> Okay. Um I'll get a hold of the uh occupational occupational health. Yeah. There's really there's not there's not like any immediate testing they can do. So that's that's the thing you know got our history of being a sovereign citizen. Check out two two. You guys are the ones that got battered. All right. Yeah, take her jail. All right. >> Satisfied with the call that they made, she was then taken to the hospital where she later sobered up. Unfortunately, no amount of sincere apologies could rewrite her wrong. >> How you doing? >> Police. >> You're under arrest. >> Yeah. We're going to be going to county jail. >> I'll tell you in a second. You feel better though now that you got some medical attention? >> Yes. You sure hanging out. >> I'll tell you in a sec. >> Yeah, unfortunately. >> I did. >> Yeah. Yes. Right before 10:15. What time it came out? >> Right before my birthday. >> I know. Is your birthday tomorrow? >> Yeah. >> Do you remember anything from earlier? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Well, we uh we found you on a outside of a business pretty much. Uh >> um what have I been? I'm sorry. >> Oh, you spit in the mouth of an officer and then you spit on another officer's uh chest. >> No, they had that spit thing on my spit on after you spit on >> I was spitting out that ENTJ. It was pretty nasty. >> So, you got two counts of Leo. That's why you're going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. >> Yeah, I'm going to book it for for today. I'm going to my car. I don't deserve it. I been through too much. >> All right. Come on. >> I don't deserve it. >> Come on, man. >> I already been through too too much. >> Sounds like it. >> Why these people are roasting me? >> Right here. I deserve it. I mean, I'm crazy. I can go like Grace Point last time. They me to Grace Point. >> Okay. I saw I saw that. Now they be great. I'm crazy. >> Oh my god. [Music] >> Can I get out today? >> Yeah. You see the judge? >> Put a bond on. >> Somebody might want to get into jail. >> Yeah, it's going to go in there. Just put it in the car. Yeah. Watch your knees. I was drunk. I was drunk. I was drunk. I would never do that. It's sober. I don't ever spit on people. That's not me and my nature at all. It's not It's not It's really not. And if I did that, I'm sorry. >> In the end, she was charged with battery on an LEO, resisting arrest without violence and disorderly intoxication. and she was later sent off to jail. Meet Olivia, a pregnant, mentally unhinged woman who exploded emotionally like one locked in battle with unseen demons when cops tried to arrest her for burgling a woman's house. >> You're naked. >> Okay, the problem is my baby I'll tell you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Turn around. >> Are you serious? >> I didn't bring any more towels. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Where are my pants? >> They're soaking wet. You are not putting them on. Stay like this for >> Hey, close your eyes. >> On the 3rd of August, 2023, officers were dispatched after a concerned resident reported a bizarre incident. A woman wandering the neighborhood asking for clothes and attempting to bathe in public. When the officers arrived on scene, they were met with a site far more unsettling than they had anticipated. What they encountered was as disturbing as it was unexpected, setting the stage for a situation that would only grow stranger as they tried to piece together what was happening. >> Please, please, no police, please me. Help me. >> I'm not going to knock on what you do. >> I just want you to I need some water. You want to drink? Hello. Hello. Anybody? >> Ma'am, what are we doing? >> The problem is, listen, >> you're naked. >> Okay. The problem is my baby's on present. Okay. >> Okay. >> I know I'm naked. The Don't let me lie to you. The lady told me I can get a bucket. Is there a bucket there? >> No, I can't go get it cuz I'm out here right now. >> Okay, where are your clothes? Let's put clothes on because that guy was outside. I don't know. >> Honestly, I'm pregnant and my baby just bit me beat me. >> Are you high right now? >> I'm not. I >> Okay, I need you to put clothes. >> I said the present. >> Okay, I need you to put clothes. >> My eyes are closed. >> What? What's that over there? >> Some clothes she me. >> Oh, she didn't hear me. So my baby daddy, >> how how are you going to cover yourself? >> I don't give a honestly. I wouldn't have to go to this if my baby daddy. He I think he put me some like breakfast or something. >> I think he drugged me last night cuz last night he was a score. He was a squ. >> Okay, >> bro. My name is Daniel. >> What's your name? >> The lady here told me I could do it here. >> All right, but I have other people calling cuz you see the problem. It's cuz you're naked. >> I know. Listen. All right, let me get your Let me get your name from me. >> What's your first name? >> Link and he's crazy. >> What's your first name? >> Olivia. A L I V I A >> Olivia. >> A L I V I A >> bit me. Listen. Um I'm like probably I'm going to be out with a female. She was going to be >> I don't >> She told me it was okay. I took a bird bath there. I know. >> She said that you could take a bath right there. >> A bird bath? >> Yeah. But do you see like that means like just throw water on? >> Look, I'm trying to get clean, bro. You know my baby daddy. >> So where where do you where do you usually stay at? >> I stay at home. >> But who does that? You say you talk to this lady right here. The one with the she all my clothes off. I wouldn't believe it. >> She's going to get clothes for you. >> I have to. Don't worry about it. I got to go. >> Okay. >> I got to go. I'm pregnant. He beat the out of me. >> When was this? >> This like What time is it right now? 8:00. >> No, it's like 6:00 6:00 p.m. >> Okay. >> You said that was in Delray. >> No. Yeah, we on our way back from home and we had to go see his cousin or whatever. He's Jamaican. It's my first kid. >> Did he get arrested or what's up? >> No, he didn't get arrested. >> Did you call us? >> I call you. No offense, but I don't call police, you know. >> I got you. I mean, it is what it is. >> What's your name? >> Falcon. >> Falcon. >> Yep. >> I got you. people like that. >> Yeah. >> The officers, unaware of the full extent of the situation, initially took Olivia at her word given the circumstances. However, it didn't take long for them to sense that something was off. Her erratic behavior raised immediate red flags. Despite her unsettling demeanor, the officers shifted their focus to the safety of the other residents, realizing they needed to quickly take control before the situation spiraled even further out of hand. >> Okay, I need to go. Where do you need to go? >> I need you. >> I know. I'm I'm running your name. I can't I can't make people work faster than I can. >> I only I don't care. >> But here's But here's my my issue. >> I live again. >> No, you can't. I can't have you walk out of here naked. There's literally kids walking back and forth. >> All right. Yeah. Put your clothes on, please. Once your name comes back, then you're good to go. >> Okay. >> You don't need EMS or anything? >> No, I'm good. >> Okay. >> Give me those. Is that where you have uh stuff on on the side where >> over here? >> Why >> on your on your thigh? >> I don't know. I sober my last time I took it from this time. I want to be sober. But I don't want this baby because it's crazy. I didn't give a clean because he sp all over me. He threw a whole bottle on me. >> All right. Your name came back. It's clear. Um, just put the I need to see the clothes on before you go. >> Okay, don't worry about it. What's your name, baby? >> Okay. >> How many calls you have? >> How many calls? Plenty of calls. >> Just let me know how many >> I got 15 holding. >> What the [ __ ] >> No, I'm being serious. >> 15 calls for me. >> No, not on you. On you? Three calls. >> So 15 calls on what? >> I'm saying 15 calls holding >> like that. I got to go to other calls. >> So she live my call. But you just told me she got your clothes. >> No, she got me and driving. >> Okay. >> But what I said was give me shampoo. I was like, "No, >> I don't know who called. It was anonymous." >> But Lilia said that you were showering outside, so I figured >> I was going to get him. I don't give a [ __ ] If my baby was pregnant, >> I got you. >> Look at me. I'm not hot. >> My baby is Jamaican. He's crazy. He dropped me off here. He spit on my face. He th >> Why would he drop me off over here at N Park? You know people over here? >> Yes, bro. Cuz my You know, >> I got you. That's fine. Just put Just put your shirt on. >> Oh, really? >> That's a hoodie this lady gave you. >> Oh, I think it's mine. Sorry. >> Oh, that one's yours. >> How about the towel? That's yours, too? >> She can have the shirt. >> No, I'm saying like you >> Okay. Are you ready to go? >> Yes, ma'am. Once you put the hoodie, I got to I got to watch you. Don't get naked, please. When I get naked naked, >> there's kids by the by the pool, though. Okay. The only reason I got naked is because I want to make sure like my baby was straight. Okay. >> How far along are you? >> I don't even know. >> Is that by the same guy that that you said beat you up? >> Yeah, sure is. >> How do you know this dude? >> I've been I'm not an ugly girl. >> No, that's what I'm saying. How you know? >> Spanish? >> Yeah. >> What are you? >> Cuban. >> Cuban. I'm Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican. >> Damn, that's a whole ass mix. >> I know. >> Jesus. Well, at least you want the right way. I'm on the wrong way. >> All right. Which way are you going to go? >> It doesn't matter. >> Are you this way? >> Just let me go, please. It don't matter. >> You're good to go. I said you're good to go. >> All right. So, go your other way. Let me go, man. Come on. Please. I >> I got to talk to this lady. >> I get real nervous. Please go. >> You're good to go. >> Okay. But let me go. Let's go take off. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. You got to get all the way out of here, though, cuz you don't have here. Thank you. >> After managing to deescalate the chaotic scene, the officers turned their attention to the concerned resident for their account of what had transpired. As the resident began to share details, the story took an unexpected turn, revealing layers to the situation that the officers had not anticipated. What initially seemed like a straightforward disturbance quickly evolved into something far more complex. >> Excuse me. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yeah. Did you give her the sweaters? Okay. >> The first time I didn't I >> She's She's >> Yeah, she's she's away. >> She was I had her dressed up. >> You were taking her. >> We can't take her. There's nothing for me to take her on. What am I taking her on? >> People, she she's not overdosing. She's not an excited delirium case. >> What's her >> She's She's just mentally not not there. She's she's she's probably on but she's not enough for me to take her to uh to the hospital or anything. >> I think she's interrupted. >> She she could be on. However, because she's not overdosing, I cannot take her like >> I know. I saw her. Trust me, I saw her. She was fully naked. >> I was watching the camera show here. >> Is this yours? >> Yeah, she took it from the party. She the first time I over there, I open >> to She went inside your patio. >> Yes, she opened the party. Did you want me to take her to jail for that? >> Please. Yeah, this is my property. Yeah, she opened my property. >> Okay, so she wants She opened your property. >> Yeah, but the towel she took it. >> Okay, cuz she said that you gave her that. >> No, no, no. I give her the swear, not the towel. The first time when I opened the door, I want to chill. She told me >> did you see her walking? She's saying that that now her her >> she's telling me that this got 21. >> She when I open the Please, I need something. I I >> Yeah, I didn't know that because she said that you you gave her that. So I didn't know that she had broken into your patio. >> Yeah, she broke my patio. She took it like the towel. >> So the towel was out here. >> Yeah, it was inside. You know, it's dirty towel, you know. >> Was this unlocked or she pried it open? >> No, it was not mine. It's like not like just, you know, I I was inside there. I said she came this way. Then she came back. She opened the bario. She took the the the towel and she ran away from there. Then I opened the door. I said, "What's going on?" When I opened her door, I need water, please. I need water. >> Would you give me your ID real quick? >> Sure. >> As the officers began to discover that Olivia's story didn't add up, they realized they had to take action. The moment the officers stepped in to do their job, what came next was the spark that ignited Olivia's full-blown psychotic meltdown, setting off a chaotic outburst that escalated the situation in a way no one saw coming. >> Come here. >> Come here. What? >> Put your stuff down. >> Why? >> Stand up. >> Why? >> Stand up. >> Yes. >> Stand up. >> For what? >> Stop. What did I do though? Can you tell me turn around? >> Can you tell me though? >> I will once you turn around. >> No. Turn around now. >> For what though? >> Burglary. >> Burglary. I didn't break Don't try me. >> I didn't break anyone's house. >> Turn around now. >> I didn't break anyone's house. >> Turn around. >> Are you serious? Now I didn't break any more towels. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> Burgly. >> Before I force you onto the ground. >> Say for what? >> Turn around. >> For what, though? Can you tell me, please? >> I already told you. I'm not playing with you. >> I didn't break it on time. >> Turn around. >> Are you serious? >> Turn around. >> I didn't break it. >> Where did you take >> I was putting pants on. What was I >> You just took your pants. >> I was putting my jeans on. Mama, who don't have to do this to me. How is that breaking to >> the one right there? She me you stole her towel. That's not your towel. >> Oh my god. So burgly for She gave it to me. >> You literally just had shorts on. Why are you taking them off? >> Bring a bunch of towel, bro. She said burgly. >> You can't go inside to me. >> Okay, we'll figure it out. >> Burgly. >> Burglary. >> How can I put the odor down? Put it down. >> This is bull, bro. That's That's not right. Ow. Bro, stop grabbing me like that. Stop pulling away. Listen up. I didn't verize nothing though. She g She gave me the towel, bro. >> Okay. >> What the >> She gave me the towel. >> No. Can you tell me why, bro? >> Bro, I just told you. >> Don't punch me. Don't try me. >> I'm not Can I just talk to you about Why can't I talk to you about my pants? >> I'm going to get your pants. >> Why? I didn't verilize nothing, though. >> Hold on. >> Stop, bro. Can you loosen up, bro? Please. We're going to loosen up. Stop. Stop. >> You're literally Yes, you are. You are because we're literally walking you >> and now now you're doing all this. >> She gave me the towel though. >> Okay. So, I'm going to give you a burger for a towel. >> That makes no ow. >> What are you screaming about? >> Because she's hurting me. >> How? >> Cuz her fat keeps hitting me. Stop. But I don't understand. Can I just stop? Please. You won't let me talk. >> Give me a second. >> Give me a second. >> You trying to stop hurting me, bro? >> Stop doing it, bro. Olivia, >> over my towel, bro. Over my towel. She gave it to me, bro. She really gave that to me, bro. >> All right, give me a second and then we'll figure it out. >> Bro, she gave me that towel, bro. That lady gave me that towel, bro. And you guys And I'm my pants. You need to stop burning me. I can I >> can I talk? >> I'll talk. I I'll come tell you. >> I want to know. I'll pants and I burn. >> Okay, I got you. Despite the serious allegations from the concerned resident, Olivia stubbornly clung to her version of events, denying everything. As the officers read her rights, she believed she could pull a lastminute move to escape the situation. But her plan quickly unraveled as the officers, maintaining their professionalism, outsmarted her attempt, leaving Olivia with no way out of the situation she had created. >> Okay, I got you. Put your feet. >> Olivia, chill out. >> Am I going to jail? Put your feet in there. I got to talk to this lady. I got to get the video. >> Put your feet in there. >> My name. >> Olivia, you're going to piss off people the wrong way. >> Say what happened. >> Give me a second. Put your feet in there. >> Put your feet in there. >> I'm not going to ask you one more time. It's not going to be nice. >> Come on. >> Listen. >> I'm listening. >> I seen the towel. I didn't I didn't know. >> I seen your towel cuz you were wiping your your dump. >> But it doesn't matter though. But like you want to go jump in that. >> No, I'm not saying that. >> Can you tell? >> Put your feet in. >> Can you put my purse up for me? Please. >> I'll pick it up in a second. >> You put my purse in my shoe and everything. >> You're hiring me both. >> If you were to sit like I'm asking you if you like. >> No, you didn't. Let me put my pants on. Nothing. >> I didn't even She gave the lady gave me. >> Why are you acting out? >> Because I'm going to jail. >> Yeah. I got to read you, Miranda. You know what that is? >> I'm not going to jail. >> You are going to jail. >> Why? For what? You broke into that lady's >> I did not break in her house. That's a [ __ ] >> That is part of her house. >> That's a lie. That's crazy. >> Do you Do you understand English? >> Yes. >> That's bro. >> You have the right to remain silent answer any of my questions. >> I want my all my I need my pants. I need Yeah, I need I need back. I'm not. >> If you make this difficult, we'll literally we'll make sure you get Baker acted. >> Okay. I about to get Baker. >> No, but I'm going to charge you and Baker act you. You can't do [ __ ] >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. But why? I didn't break it. She's like, >> "You're not going to threaten me into anything. >> I'm not threatening you because >> Yes, you are. You're literally telling me that you're going to pee. You're a grown ass woman. You're telling me you're not going to hold your pee because you think >> I don't want to be peeing." >> Okay. I'm going to charge you with another felony if you do that. >> What am I doing? >> You keep on You keep on trying to be funny. It's really not funny. I >> You It's really not funny. All right. You have the right to remain silent and not answer any of my questions. >> Yeah, I didn't bring it up. Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. >> You have the right to the present representation of a lawyer of your choice before you make any statement during any question. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, you're entitled to the presence and representation of a courtappointed lawyer. >> Before you make any statement and during any questioning, >> if at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any of my questions, you are privileged to remain silent. >> Okay. So, I didn't bring it. >> You can make no threats or promise. I can make no promises to induce you to make a statement. >> You see me breaking her house. >> This must be on your own free will. >> You see me breaking her house. >> Any statement can be will be against used against you in the court of law. >> You are being a break. >> So I'm literally reading something to you. All you had to do was sit back and listen. >> I've been arrested. >> Olivia's erratic behavior led officers to escort her to the hospital for medical evaluation. Yet, even with undeniable video evidence, she remained resistant, refusing to admit to her actions. As they prepared to transport her, Olivia continued to cling to her version of the story, showing no signs of remorse or acknowledgement of the chaos she had caused. >> You understand your Miranda? >> I didn't bring the lady's house, bro. >> That is her yard. That's that's that's her backyard. >> No. Why? >> That's part of her dwelling. That's part of her >> Why? She told me I could. >> No. No. She gave you a sweater, which is a sweater that you have on. >> Okay, but that's that I didn't even get a jacket the the um um um um towel from her >> girl. Exactly. You you got the towel from her yard, from her house. >> No, >> that you broke into. >> Do you see the video? >> Yeah. >> Maybe. Let me see it. >> I I don't need to show you the video. >> You already got it. >> I have the video. >> No, you don't. >> Okay. >> Okay. Why did >> you're still going to jail? >> For what? for going into her dwelling and stealing her towel, which you literally dirtied up and now she can't even use cuz it was inside her house. >> No, it wasn't. >> Where was it then? >> Where was Where was the towel? Explain to me then. >> Can Can I come outside? I'm swe >> Where was that towel then? I didn't break in her house. >> Well, you use her her you used her water, too. That's her water. >> Okay. She told me I could. >> No, she didn't. >> Yes, she >> literally brought you water to drink. >> And then I said, "Mommy, I'm going to wash my feet off of my face." >> You were washing your feet cuz when I got here, you were washing your entire body. >> Okay. And who gives a >> That's not your water to use. >> She told me I could. >> No, she didn't. >> Yes, >> I literally just saw the video. No, she didn't. >> She did. No, >> what you want? Cuz she did. >> No, she didn't. >> She did. >> Go get my pants, please. I'm at >> We'll see. >> Bro, can you let me at the car, please? I'm not going to fight with you. Okay. What's happening? >> That would be a very bad advice if you think you're going to fight with me. You got >> I'm not going to fight with you, bro. I I don't know why you're >> the second one. I put her driver's license Sierra 100. Gemma, >> why the doing this to me, bro? >> Upon arriving at the hospital, Olivia's revelation only confirmed what the officers had suspected all along. She was not sober. But this was far from the end of her meltdown. What followed was another wave of erratic behavior as her instability reached new heights. The officers had thought the worst was over. But Olivia had more in store. >> You're asking for a cigarette when you're pregnant? >> I don't care. >> You don't care? Yeah. [Music] >> What? >> No. >> No. No. You said you're not getting out until you get pants. >> So, are you going to get out or what? >> My pants. >> Huh? >> Okay. Where's my pants at? >> What? What happened? >> My pants. They're soaking wet. You are not putting them on. >> I'm going to stay like this for >> Hey, close your fair. >> Get out. >> Olivia, let's put Where are the Where are the shorts? >> I don't know. I'm getting out. >> Get out. All right, stand up. >> Can I talk to you? It's not fair. >> You can talk to us inside. >> I didn't I didn't burn my >> We have to clear you because I don't know if you've been on or what not. >> I didn't burn my daughter's house. >> Did you take it? Did you take any today or anything like >> I'm okay. >> What about you in your purse? >> What kind of hit it? >> That's fetti. >> What? >> That's confetti. >> Come on. >> Okay, >> we're going to drag this. We're going to drag your thing out. Put it down. >> It hurts. >> Where are your sandals? >> I don't know. Throw them in the lake. >> Okay, we'll we'll throw them in the lake. I watched you do it. >> All right. Let's go. >> Big one. >> No, it's black. >> No, please. Please. >> I'll I'll fix it once I when I when I keep moving once, >> bro. Once once you sit down just keep doing this to me, bro. >> Because you're not walking. >> Because you don't have to keep doing that. Why you got to keep doing that to me, bro? >> You're not following that direction. I'm trying, but I don't want everybody to see my >> You're not following. You're not following directions. We can get you a gown once we get >> stop. I'm not a do nothing, bro. >> She ain't doing She's not moving. She's not here. She comes again. Leave that alone, bro. Leave me alone. >> Come on. Come on. Please help. Bro, I don't want everybody see my bro. Stop, bro. Can you help me? I don't want to see my bro. >> Oh, we're trying to get you a gun. >> Bro, let stop. Let go of me, bro. Let go me. Can I walk with you? >> Olivia's tantrum escalated with each passing moment, turning the situation into a tense and uncomfortable ordeal for everyone around. Her behavior grew more erratic, leaving no doubt in the officer's minds. She was under the influence and far from in control of herself. >> What are you trying to do? We're trying to hire me. >> She's trying to fix me since day one. >> Why are you calling me a [ __ ] >> She's trying to fix the handcuff. She ain't fixing nothing >> right there. She just >> Bro, she found park's house. I need to go in house. >> I'm not taking anything. >> No, I'm not taking anything. >> No, no, we're fixing the hanger. >> Why would I go to her? Please, bro, let me rest. Okay, stay here. Can I take >> Come sit over here. Sit over here. >> Okay, guys. Sit, please. Yes. Please. >> Let me bring up your feet up. >> That was crazy. >> Pull your feet up. Can I fix my hair, please? >> You're asking for a lot. Put your legs up. >> My legs? >> Put your legs up. I'm going to land on you. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. Oh, that's Wait. Okay, I'll lay my legs. >> Why are you making this difficult? >> I'm not I was pregnant, bro. I didn't I did not break the house, bro. House. I'm not breaking. I don't know how many times we got to go over this. >> I didn't break the house, bro. I did it. You know I did it. Bro, the lady has a video of you taking her stuff. You have a towel. >> A towel? >> But she let me use it. >> No, she gave you this sweater. She was nice enough to give you a sweater. >> But she let She use the No, please. I don't get it, bro. I >> get you shorts cuz I I I don't I don't need you flashing every everything. Oh my god. >> What happened? She got >> Yeah, she got your pipe. It was in your stuff. >> She's going to put it into evidence. She's going to charge you with it. >> No. >> Come on. You're literally You're lit ying now. >> No, we're treating you nicely. >> Bro, look. [Music] You're a green. You know you greed for that, bro. >> Hungry for letting me go my own way. >> She wants to press charges. What do you want me to do? >> Not not do my job. >> Your your colleague. >> My colleague. What about her? >> Well, that's your personal opinion. >> My personal opinion, but y'all [ __ ] slack on your job. >> I suck at my job. >> I'm slacking, >> bro. I'm naked. Give me some pants. >> I just got you cover. >> Your clothes are wet. >> I don't do those. >> Your clothes are wet. I can't I can't put those clothes back on. >> Are you going to treat these ladies nice? Cuz I don't need you backing out. >> I did not burn like the house and >> Well, that's what we got going on right now. >> Why would you lie to me like that? Why would y'all do that? Why am I Why would y'all do that to me, bro? I found why. I broke like the lady g. Just moments before the doctors arrived, the officers found themselves reaching their breaking point. Olivia's relentless outbursts became more unpredictable by the second, pushing the officers closer to the edge as they struggled to maintain control of the volatile situation. >> Have you been here before? >> Yes. >> Have you been bakered over here? >> Yeah, I'm a baker right now. I want to drink. I'm drink my bag. >> You good? >> I'm not right now. >> I'll see what I can get. Right. I'm going to go with I'm not right now. I'm not dealing with this. She's dead. [ __ ] wrong. What are you doing, bro? >> Why are you spitting? I don't care. >> They don't care about me. Why do I care about them? Why? Why? You're making it difficult for me. >> I'd rather be judged by 12 than care by >> What the does that mean? >> I've been nothing but nice to you. >> No, you're not. She was trying to work with me. You're that fat wife. If she wasn't sorry, but you're being you were being cussed. You were >> Yeah, probably. >> You were being cuss. >> Yeah, probably for no reason. Oh, she's spitting on the ground. >> What do you >> She's spitting on the ground >> because I spit. >> That's what you're calling me. >> Come on. >> I bet your husband, >> I bet. >> Hey, Jesse, would you? >> No, >> that's not your husband. >> Ask him. >> Oh, your you live your husband. >> I'm good. Is that your husband? >> Yes. Come here. Say hot cover. Come here. >> Your husband? >> Yeah. >> Your husband psychotic [ __ ] >> So me. >> No. She has psychotic. Your wife. >> I'm not the one spitting everywhere. Showing my hooh. >> Madly, bro. I'm not. My baby daddy dropped me off the 3 months. Yeah. It's real unfortunate we can't be victims of >> organ, >> right? Yeah, cuz we're over 12. >> Oh, what is it about? >> No, it's not even what it is. >> Law enforcement is not cereal. >> How great. >> No. >> Yeah. Have her ID. >> I have her name. >> I don't even have a social. You can't accept her in this condition cuz her pressure is very low >> and she's not responsive enough to be stimulated for her to respond. She needs to go back to heard yesterday. We went to the pressure. She's not responsive. We have to keep stimulating her. >> Wow. >> I'm sorry, sweetie. I have to do that to make sure you're okay. If you call fire rescue, they're going to need somebody >> with >> what? >> They're going to need someone to ride. >> No, he she still hurt. >> Sit on the stretcher. >> Go on the stretcher. >> That hurt though. >> Yeah. Wake up. >> Go on the stretcher. Come on, sweetheart. >> I can't even bring my honestly no. I need to stand up. Why can't I stand? Why don't do this to me, bro? Let's get crazy, bro. >> In the end, Olivia was charged with indecent exposure of organs, burglary of an occupied dwelling, petty theft, possession, and slash or use of equipment, resisting an officer without violence, loitering, disorderly conduct, and battery on an officer. Olivia was unhinged, no doubt, but this mentally unstable woman went a notch higher. She was so unhinged, she went psycho on cops for pulling her over for a crosswalk obstruction. >> Get out. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Get out. >> Please stop. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hair behind her back. >> Please. She got warrant at a Dodo for driving charges, for traffic charges. >> On March the 15th, 2024 in Florida, an officer noticed a car blocking the crosswalk at an intersection and decided to pull it over just outside a nearby parking lot. But what seems like a routine traffic stop at first took a different turn when the passenger spotted the officer. >> Hey, stop. Get up, ma'am. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Get up. >> Please stop. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Ma'am, please turn around. >> Please help me. Help me. Help me. Please. Please help me. Please. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> I'm Ma'am. >> Stop. Ma'am, please help. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Please don't do anything. >> Stop. Please. Put your hair behind her back. [Applause] >> Stop. >> No. Please stop. Please help. >> Can you open this? >> Yeah. >> Did she throw anything in here? >> Oh, no. I think she was trying to grab me. >> Help. >> Stop. You stop breathing now. >> Stop. >> Not stop at all. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Stop. >> You were under arrest. >> She was eventually restrained and taken out of the store. And just when she was about to heave a sigh of relief. The cop who had arrested her made a statement that threw her into a frantic state. >> Hear me? Hey, bro. She had to take a We need to hit the light, >> huh? >> You got your key on you? >> Yeah. >> Might have here. Step over to the car. >> Come here. I'll go get your shoes. >> Hey, Bummy. >> Yo, did >> you hang out with her real quick? I think she threw dope in the bathroom. >> Yan. What are you talking >> against the car? >> What? >> Babe, you good, baby? You got to take a court at 12:30. >> Please got to use the bathroom. Please, I don't need the police. I don't even know what what happened. I just got myself together. What's going on? [Music] >> Can somebody call my mom, please? My son, he's in the car. I don't know what's going on. >> Just hold on. Just watch your feet for me. >> Damn, man. Hey, can you um can I talk to the dude right down that black truck? >> Yeah. [Applause] [Music] >> Stay right here. I'm not going anywhere. >> I don't care. Stay right there. I don't care. Stay right there. >> What's going on? Y'all just come and check out the others. What the hell? >> Yeah, she threw dope in the bathroom. You ran over a sack of Seriously. >> Her mask was finally off and the truth she so desperately wanted to hide was out. But instead of coming clean with her actions, she decided to play smart. At least until she got smacked in the face by undeniable evidence. >> Oh, what are you talking about? I ain't throw nothing. I don't know what he talking about. >> She bolted soon as I stopped it. She bolted into the mentor and was trying to climb under the stall and then fought me in the men's room. >> Really? >> She did. She's the She's the one that already won. >> Oh, you standing in the dark? >> Yeah. Look at that. And this came out of your jacket that matches the backwoods. It's a bad boy. I don't know. >> Yeah. And then your sack of that was in it. I >> don't know. I don't I don't know what's going on. I don't know what's going on. I don't know what's going >> on. >> We would have given you a a warning and just destroyed your >> I do not do the police. I don't know what's going on. >> You're going to do the police today cuz you're acting like a dumbass. >> You okay? >> Go here. >> Especially with a kid in the car. Really? >> They got her kid out of the car because they wanted to give it a thorough search. But while they were at it, he was dropping statements that caught them off guard, especially for a kid his age. >> Damn. >> What's up, buddy? >> What's up? >> What are you doing? >> Just separate your feet for me. Do you have anything that can stick to your pocket? >> Here, let's stand over here. All right. Out of the out of the parking lot. Okay. Let's stand right over here in the shade. Okay. Dude, Burger King are some OG's. >> Were they like trying to help? >> As soon as I ran, they're like men's room. Men's room. She's trying to climb under the stall. >> Hold on. Stay over here. Okay, buddy. >> Okay, >> run. >> Hey, fine. >> Do you want to want me to put her in your car? >> Oh, you got past. >> You said I can get mushroom. In my opinion, you're right. I'm not sure. >> What's it down? >> That's Popeye's. >> That's Popeye's. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And watch your toes. >> What's your uh mom's phone number or whoever is going to pick You got to stand over here. Stand in the shade. It's too hot over there. You're in the sun. >> Yeah. Go. Go to >> Hey, is it all right if I call the grandma to pick up the kid? >> Uh, we might not be taking him. >> Her? >> No, the male >> driver. >> Oh, I didn't know. >> Yeah, she was the pastor. The mail. >> Oh. >> Huh? >> Mommy's a bad guy, too. >> Mommy's a bad guy. >> Yeah. >> Oh. >> Oh. Mommy. Take the child. >> Hey. Hey. >> What's up? >> You forgot some You forgot some Nerf guns. >> I forgot what? >> You forgot some Nerf guns. >> The what? >> The Nerf guns. >> I don't know what that is. >> You forgot some Nerf gun. No, I am. >> Go ahead. >> You You stick with him real quick. I'm just going to >> Oh, you forgot. >> What was that? >> Say that again. >> I don't know. I don't know what you're saying. She was trying to climb under the men's room door with some dude in there taking a >> So I I know what she was doing, man. She was running from me at Titi. Yeah, >> she got warned out of Dodto for driving charges for traffic charges for traffic out of Dotto. >> Yeah. >> I got take a I see what's going to happen over here. >> Just give me a minute. I'm going to cut you a warning for the stop bar. Okay. And we'll let you take your sign in quickly. You go grab your son, man. Load him back. >> You want to go with your dad? >> Yeah. >> All right. Here. >> You go with your dad now. >> Go back in the car. >> See you, buddy. >> She was eventually charged with resisting arrest without violence, tampering with evidence and possession of Just like the others, Patricia, an ex-teer, hit full meltdown mode in public after she got fired from her job. >> What's going on? Talk to me >> because I try to go in there and talk to a principal. >> Okay. >> Come on. >> Are you threatening me? >> Come on. >> Nobody's messing with me with me. >> Stop [ __ ] with me. Come here. Come here. I'll kick the out of you. >> Come here. On June the 6th, 2023, Florida police responded to a frantic call from a bar reporting a drunk woman named Patricia, who had gotten in a fight with her ex-principal for firing her and was about to drive off before she was pulled over. On arrival at the scene, they expected to meet a vengeful ex-school teacher. But what they saw was too pathetic for words. >> Hey, woman, you don't got to throw your water. >> No, I have to. >> What's going on? Talk to me. Because I tried to go in there and talk to aing principal. >> What happened? >> Doesn't matter. >> Well, I mean, it matters to me. I'd like to know. >> I want to try and help you out a little bit here. >> I'm not driving. >> I know. I'm just trying to have a conversation with you. That's all. >> Yeah. Now, I'mma be the [ __ ] >> No, I didn't say that. Boyfriend's on his way. Okay. What happened? So, you went in to try to talk to the principal, but they didn't want you to. >> No, I got an appointment tomorrow. You have an appointment to go talk to him. >> Yeah. >> Well, don't you think in this condition is not the best way to go talk to him? >> No. >> So, this is actually the high school's like end of the year staff party in there. Was a supervisor. She got let go. She saw the lady that caught her and it made her upset. She came storming out here. They stopped her before she got in her truck to drive and they just waited for us to get here. So, I called boyfriend. He's on his way. >> Just let me drive home. >> Oh, no. You're not going to let you drive. I'm not the [ __ ] person. Don't hit that car. >> No, I'm not the [ __ ] person. >> Stop. That's not your car. >> It's not yours. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> We don't need to do that. She does it again. She goes to jail. Ma'am, not do that. >> Ma'am. >> Thank you, >> ma'am. Hey, look at me. >> Ma'am, look at me. This is your last chance. Look at me. What's your name? >> They knew her actions were triggered by a lot of emotions, considering the fact that she had just lost her job. But while the cops are being very considerate, she continued to push her luck too far, forgetting that she may not have enough of it to keep her away from the cuffs. Patricia, can you look at me real quick? I haven't got to talk to you yet. Okay, I've already talked to your boyfriend who's going to pick you up and you get to go home and then just do whatever you want to do the rest of the day. So, let's stay home in person. >> Can you just hear me? >> I I hear you. >> I hear you, but please don't strike the vehicle anymore or I'm going to have to take you. Okay. >> Come on. >> Wait, you threatening me? >> Come on. Come on. >> I don't know if you want to. Come on. >> Can we just relax, please? We're giving you a lot of opportunity here. >> Come on. >> Where we going? >> I'll you up. >> Threatening a police officer. You want to go to jail, ma'am? >> No, I want to you up. >> We were being very kind with you. >> We gave you a chance and now you are going to go to jail. We're going to get you up. We don't need any more charges, right? So, please cooperate. Understood? Very kind to you so far. Let's stand up. Come on. >> I'm not seeing them. I'm not a team. I'm not. >> Take this off. >> Come on. >> Right here. Hey, >> don't me. >> Stop. Come on. >> Don't for me. >> You're making this way worse. I'm >> not. >> Let go. Let go. >> Don't with me. >> Let go. Please stop. Please. >> Don't me. >> Ma'am, let go. Let go. >> Let me get your purse. Let go your purse. >> Let go. >> Just let it go, baby. I'm right here. I got you. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Yeah. What's wrong? >> Don't with me. >> Nobody's messing with you. >> With me. Stop with me. >> I know. Someone. >> Thank you. Don't with me. >> I got smaller cough. >> I said don't with me. >> I was trying to >> I said don't. >> You want to twist my arm? >> Nobody's twisting. We're just trying to get you back here. Oh [ __ ] >> While they were working at restraining her, she spiraled out of control, slipping into a state of an unfiltered psychological storm. you up. I'll you up. >> Stop. >> You let me go. Don't for me [Music] [Applause] are you [Applause] [Music] thinking After placing her inside their vehicle, they went on to call her boyfriend, who they were still talking to, when they suddenly heard screams that forced them to end the call. That was progressively going to get worse no matter where I'm at. >> Yeah, for sure. Hey, Ray. Hey, it's Officer Dumbar. Hey, you can cancel, man. She's going to be going to jail one night. So, we're leaving way to fight us. >> Yeah, your truck's here, though. [Music] [Applause] >> Yeah, she'll get a phone call up there. She'll they'll she'll get hurt, though. You >> all right? >> Yeah, I'm fine. I'm just pissed cuz I kept trying to adjust them and then she yanked it. Then my handcuff key got stuck. If anything, they'll If anything, hear me out. Okay, I'm dealing with your girlfriend screaming in my car, so I got to be quick. Your keys will either be here with an officer or they'll be at the police department. Okay, I understand. All right, >> knock it off. >> You My hobb's right in the door. >> I'll kick the [ __ ] out of you. My man is on his way. I'll kick the out of you, mother. I'll kick the out of you. My man is on his way. The out of you. My man is on his way. I'll kick the out of you. Come here. Come here. Come here. I'll kick the out of you. Come here. Come here. At that moment, they decided to talk to a former colleague who had witnessed the chaotic scene. But the moment she started talking, it became clear that the woman at the back of their van was not new to putting up psychotic displays, and she had no need whatsoever for the pity they initially showed her. >> So, he's still coming. Her boyfriend. >> I don't even know what he looks like or what his name is. >> Uh, Raymond. Raymond is in his name. >> Yeah. He's coming here. He's telling him where his truck is. So I said the keys would be here. If you can't keep them, I'll just have someone take him to the police department. He's have to go there and get the keys. But he said here shortly. >> It's all in what you guys want to do. I have no problem with what you guys want to do. If y'all want to take it and take it to the police department, >> I'm going to jail right now. So I ain't going to be around. So >> Okay. Um >> y'all tell me what y'all want to do cuz I'll just give hand it over to you guys and he can pick it up from there cuz I don't I'm done. Like you >> No, I'm in there and I can't even have my last harra with my family and friends in there. I actually >> this [ __ ] >> that I did not plan on doing. I kept saying the whole time, I'm not babysitting a grown adult. >> Hang on. I'll be in the back >> and I'll tell him, "Hey, your keys are there." What was your name? >> Felicia. >> Felicia. He'll grab them and that's it. >> I'm right here. >> Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate you. >> Armed with the information they had just gotten, they decided they would teach her a bitter lesson. But she was not the type to go down without putting up a good fight. >> You >> You're just making it worse. You're making it so much worse. >> You come on. >> She's hanging on to the keys. I'm going to tell him that the keys will be here with Patricia or um Felicia >> at the back bar. She can pick it up from there. I >> mean, it's pretty cut and dry, honestly. >> Assault. She kicked me. So, that's battery on LEO and drunken disorder. >> Resisting. resisting. Sure. >> I'm going to transport off the spot cuz all these friends here are trying to like come and enjoy their time. I'm going to get her off the spot. >> Wawa. >> Yeah. >> Hey, I'm going to get her off the spot. We're going to >> Wa. Yeah. Go ahead. [Music] Andy, >> what do you say her hair color is blonde? >> Sure. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. You don't even know. [Music] I'mma you up. I'mma you up. >> That's not very nice. >> Wait, I'mma you up. I'mma you. >> She was later charged with resisting an officer with violence and disorderly intoxication. Just like the others, Heather veered into chaos the moment officers stepped in to apprehend her after months of dodging her rent. >> Stay right here. Don't be walking away from me. I'm gonna tell you right now, sit down. You have a confirmed heart problem. >> I have problems, okay? I have schizophrenia and stuff like that. >> On the 6th of April, 2022, officers were dispatched to a residence after receiving reports of a woman who had refused to pay rent for the past 3 months. Upon their arrival, they were greeted by the land lady, who quickly identified the woman in question. However, the officers had no idea what they were about to face. What should have been a routine eviction soon spiralled into one of the most challenging arrests they'd ever encountered. >> Hello. So, what's going on? >> This lady right here in number 10. >> Okay. >> That woman owes me from the last week of February. >> She hasn't paid anything at all since then. All of March and now April is due again. >> Okay. >> It was due the 1st and we're into another week. Heather. >> Heather, come here. >> What? >> Come here. >> I didn't do anything. >> I'm going to talk to you about what's going on. >> All I did was >> Let me ask you a question. >> What? >> What's your middle name? >> Why? >> I'm not going to play these games. What's your middle name? >> Um, Marie. >> And what is your social? >> I don't know. Hold on. But I'm not >> What is your social? >> I told her I was leaving. >> I That's not my point. I'm checking also anybody that has warrants. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to tell you right now, what is your social? What's your What's your social? >> I've got your picture up there. So, I'm going to see how often how long it's going to take you to tell me the truth. >> Um, I don't lie. >> Okay. What's your social? >> Hold on a second. Please >> put your phone away. Put your hands behind your back. >> I haven't done anything. >> I'm going to tell you right now. >> I haven't done anything. Please, >> Heather, >> don't make this worse on you. >> I haven't done anything to get arrested. I told her I was You have anything back? Stay right here. Don't be walking away from me. >> Sit down. Sit down in a chair. >> Sit down in a chair. >> I will. Hold on. Please. >> Affirmative. >> Hello. >> Stop. Heather. >> I'm not doing anything, sir. >> Stop right here. >> I haven't done anything. >> Stay right there. >> There's no reason to talk to me like that. All I did was explain to her that I give somebody the right >> I'm not worried about that. I'm talking >> Okay. >> All right. Then what did she say? >> Just wondering if they got a hard coffee yet. >> I'm trying to call my dad. Stay right here. >> I haven't done anything, sir. >> Stay right one more time. >> I haven't done anything until I get what I what I'm looking for, which is I'm investigating what's going on. >> What is your >> I've got a possible warrant on you. >> I don't have a warrant, sir. >> I don't have any warrant. I'm talking to her right now and I just want to verify a hard copy. >> I haven't done anything to have any warrants. That's what I'm saying. Heather, >> what? I haven't done anything to be under arrest. >> I'm going to tell you right now. >> Stay still. >> I haven't done anything. >> Can you just hold on? >> Okay. It's all over the news. Everybody sees everything. Let me go, please. >> Dispatch, do we have >> You're hurting me. >> Do we have a hard copy? >> No, you don't, sir. Yet. What do you mean yet? I didn't do anything. >> I've been trying to talk to you. saw it. >> I haven't done anything. >> After running the woman's information, the officers discovered that she had an active warrant. But when they moved in to detain her, things quickly took a turn. The woman made it clear she wasn't going down without a fight, refusing to cooperate and escalating the situation beyond what the officers had anticipated. >> Sir, still. >> Please. Okay. You're hurting my arm. I haven't done anything. Please, sir. >> Okay, that's what I You have a confirmed heart. >> I don't Help! Help! Help! Help me real! Help me! I haven't done anything, Loredo. I didn't do anything. >> He's hurting me. >> You have a warrant? >> No, I don't. For what? Help! I call my dad. Please stop. Stop. You're hurting me. Can you stop? >> That's an assault. Help! Help! Stop it. Please. Please. No cops. >> Give me >> No. I'm asking a question. Please. I have been hurt before. I haven't done anything to hurt you. My body can't drop. >> This is over rent. Please don't do this. Please don't do this. Help. Please. Please. >> You're making this worse. >> Somebody help me. Somebody with the real gloves, please. Please, sir. I have a stun gun. >> Get off your stomach. >> I have the wrong person. Stop. >> Get on your stomach, Heather. Right now. >> Can we talk for a minute? >> As soon as you >> hurting me and I haven't done anything to hurt you. You're hurting me. Somebody call the news. I'm sorry. You really are hurting me. >> Get up and sit in the chair. >> No, I've already got units coming. She's making it worse. Now roll over. >> Get up. Tell me what the warrant is for. >> I will as soon as I put you in cuffs. >> You knew you had the warrant cuz you were walking away from me every time. >> No, I told her. I just told her I was going. >> I could care less about the money. That's civil. This is criminal. >> But for what? >> A warrant. >> For what? >> I'm going to cuff you up. Then I will explain to you. But all I did is come up to you and talk to you. >> Tell me what the warrant is for. >> As soon as I come. >> I haven't done anything. I'll sit in the chair. >> No, you're gonna You're going to roll over on your stomach. >> You're really hurting my arm. >> All you got to do is sit over on your stomach. I'm holding you until backup gets here. >> Stop. Please. You're hurting me. You're breaking my arm. I'm going to have to go to the hospital. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. I have a medical. >> Just roll over. Roll over for it. >> Help me. Roll over. >> You're hurting him. >> Roll over. >> I want to know if people roll over. >> Yes, we're the real police. >> Can I see badges? >> No. Roll over. >> Can you tell me what the warrants were? I haven't done anything. >> We're here with me. We're wrestling with >> Heather's outburst only fueled the chaos, making her situation far worse. Her defiance grew stronger with every passing moment as she fiercely resisted arrest. But the officers weren't backing down either, determined to bring the situation under control, no matter how explosive her behavior became. >> I haven't done anything. >> Roll over. >> You're hurting my arm. >> Don't worry. >> I want to know what the warrant is for. >> He'll tell you what >> I haven't done anything. >> You aren't. >> You're hurting my arm. You're breaking it. >> You are breaking my arm. >> Is there anyone else in there? >> She shut the door and came out. >> Is there anyone in that room? >> We're going to be clear in room 10. here. >> Ma'am, >> unlock the door and step aside. Okay. >> My hands going numb. >> Sit up on your butt. >> My hands are going numb. >> Sit down. >> I'm going to sit in the chair. >> No, you're not. You're going to sit right there. >> He told me I could get up. >> No, >> that's good enough. >> Complete brutality. I didn't do anything. >> Listen. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm Sergeant Dval and this ends right now. >> I haven't done anything. Well, from what I'm hearing on the radio of you yelling and screaming and it's taking Listen to me. Don't interrupt me. >> You're going to have to knock it off till we find out what's going on here. >> Okay, sir. >> So, are you going to stay calm? >> Yes, I was. I promise. >> Well, I'll see what's going on here. But let me tell you right now, if I got to get dirty and fight with you, you're not going to like it. >> I don't want to fight. I asked him not to. All I did was I walked out the door. I didn't even know who he was or what he was here for. I had just called them and told him I was going to go up the road, borrow the money, >> cuz I give it to somebody last night that looked like him. >> Okay. Well, that's regardless. Let me talk to my guy here. >> Are you the real cops? >> There. >> I'm in uniform and you're going to ask that question? >> Yes, sir. >> And I didn't do anything. All I did was try to walk away. >> That's a badge. Okay. I don't dress like this for Halloween. I have I have >> look at one of my guys bleeding from the mouth. What am I supposed to expect right now? >> I didn't do nothing to them. >> You caused it. >> No, I didn't. >> Tiny. Let me see. >> No, I think it was just a bloody nose from wrestling with her. >> I don't have a warrant. What's a hard copy warrant? Can you have a quad come? Can you listen up? My hands are numb. >> You're going to knock it off. >> Yes, sir. I swear to God, I wasn't fighting him. I I was scared. I have problems. Okay. I have schizophrenia and stuff like that and I'm but I did my time and got released the last time you numb. Can you take the floor? >> Will you shut up for a minute and we'll deal with all this? >> 211. >> You're being uncooperative. One of my guys got injured. Shut up. >> Shut up and listen. >> I'm having chest pains. I have heart problems. >> She's saying she's having chest pains now. Send a squad here. Check her out. >> You got anything on you? >> No, sir. I don't. >> You don't have anything? You don't have a knife in this pocket right here? Well, I didn't know what you meant. I thought you meant I'm sorry. >> I said anything. >> I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't realize. >> I would have told you. I'm sorry. >> I'm a female. I was walking by myself. I usually carry one. I promise. And can you please tell me what the warrant's for? Cuz I didn't do anything. >> What's the 15 for? >> Resisting arrest. That's what the warrants for. >> For what? >> After a tense struggle, Heather was finally subdued and cuffed. her resistance coming to an end after a heated standoff with the officers. Even with the evidence of her active warrants, she stubbornly clung to her version of events, denying any wrongdoing. But the officers had heard enough. There would be no escaping the truth this time. >> I don't have a resisting. I already did my jail time on that. >> Did you pay all your fines? Did you do everything you're supposed to with probation? >> Yes, I don't have probation. And the fines they sent to the collection agency and that's what they did. Well, obviously they issued a warrant for something out of it. >> They shouldn't though. >> Well, what they should and should not do is not for me to question. >> Go ahead and fix your handcuffs. >> To the hospital, please. >> Sorry. I'm having chest pain really bad. >> Anxiety. I have >> I have Can you hold this hand? >> He hurt my arm really bad and I did it. >> Just hold this hand cuz I'm going to have to loosen it. >> Right now is where you be quiet. Squad's going to check you out. You get to go figure your warrant out. Okay, right now you need to stop. >> Why are there so many cops? >> All right, thanks. >> I wasn't fighting him. He's the one that hurt me. >> No more questions. >> What didn't he just tell you? No more questions. We're done. Let the squad come. They'll check you out. We'll go from there. Right now is your time to breathe in your nose, out your mouth, and let it go. >> Are you sure that's not an old warrant, sir? >> Yeah, we're sure. >> When is it for? Can I ask? Cuz I haven't been in any trouble and I >> I don't know when it's for. We'll give you that information when we get it. >> Well, you should already know it. >> No. >> When does it say that that resisting? >> Did you ask Did you say you should stop asking questions? >> Once we know more, we tell you. >> Now you can sit here and read. >> I went to jail in November. I did over 40 days. >> I don't doubt that you went to jail. >> And I got let out and didn't have to do anything else. It's not going to be rude when I want to answer questions here. But I'm telling you, just relax. And the more I keep engaging you, the more you do it, you engage me. And right now, let's sort this out first and then we'll talk to you. Okay. >> I just wish you would check and see, make sure it's not an old warrant cuz I didn't do anything. I promise. >> Who called 911 and there was all the screaming on the background when >> that that was >> that was when when my guy was fighting. >> That had to be her. Oh, she was on >> quiet when I called. >> Okay. >> But did you stay on the phone until the deputy got here? >> No. >> Okay. >> But yeah, then they said, you know, today she the other day she said she was going to get money and then she said she's attacked her in the past. Scratched her hand up right there. She never called the police. >> And uh she said she's just violent. So, >> well, all the numerous dealings between her and Mike, every time we deal with them, it's the same thing. They never pay rent and we end up in a fight with them. I think I charged with resisting it before. >> Oh yeah. >> The officers turned to the landlady seeking to piece together the full story behind the escalating situation. Just as the details were unfolding, an ambulance arrived. Heather had begun complaining of chest pains. But even as she was being prepared for transport to the hospital, Heather wasn't ready to go quietly. She insisted on voicing her side of the story, determined to clear her name before leaving the scene. >> I need to go to the hospital. and have it checked. And I need to have my shoulder x-ray. >> I'm sorry. I wasn't trying to be I wasn't doing anything. I swear. >> Well, you were pretty damn successful for not trying. >> Every time I ruined my I don't want I like you guys. I like cops. Then why' you fight? >> I didn't, sir. All I told him was I don't have a warrant because I haven't done anything. I went to jail in November. I was there until December 8th. I did all the time. >> You realize it's April now? That was like three and a half months ago. >> Yeah. I got out free and clear. I did my time. >> Here's the thing. If you're going to the hospital to get checked, one of our guys is going with you. And when they're done with you, you come to jail. >> Okay. But can you check to make sure that's not an old warrant and tell me what the date you got? Got a warrant. Even if you did your time, you might >> I don't have a warrant. I put it in collections if you don't pay it. >> But did you go to any meetings you were ordered to? >> I didn't have any. I was ordered to, sir. I promise. >> Well, there's a warrant for you and there's no changing that right now. >> I don't have one. I don't understand. >> You created what happened here. So instead of stopping and being reasonable with the deputy here, then you got stupid >> and it turned into that. >> All I did was go to walk away. >> I didn't know what you would you wouldn't comply with him >> because you should have stopped and talked to him. Instead, you didn't comply with him and then it's a fight. >> I did. I told him my name and everything >> and I told him that I was going to go get the rent money because you need to get out before they see anything and there was nothing in her purse. All right. >> No, I got to get them tomorrow. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Can you please just tell me like if it's an old warrant? Like what date is it for? Because I >> I don't have it here with me. We get you to jail, you get the copy of it. >> As of right now, there is a hard copy, an actual paper warrant at our place. >> I don't know what that means. >> Paper, what you write on. Okay. The actual warrant. The actual warrant itself at our office. >> Can I see it like before I go? like you to have that. >> No, >> because we got called here on you. If we would >> understand why >> if you'd shut up and listen, let me talk. >> I haven't been rude though. I don't know why you're >> You fought one of my guys. >> I didn't fight him. He was over forceful. I swear I did not do nothing. >> Stick to that story. Stick to that story. Okay. >> You're going to take your hospital, my friend, my kids, and them that they can trust cops. How many times we deal with you and Mike? Every time we deal with you guys, it's about unpaid, >> but you're always with Mike. And every time we deal with Mike, you and Mike, it's about rent. And we end up in a fight and warrants. So, same thing. This time, it was you. Let's get her in the squad. >> Never been in for rent. >> You never what? >> I've said I never had anything for rent. I had a bogus charge. >> You lived with him? >> All right. Let's get him. Let's get her in the squad. >> Walk with us. Yeah. At this point, the officers had grown tired of the endless back and forth with Heather. Her denials and deflections led them nowhere, and frustration was mounting. Realizing they weren't going to get any further with her, they decided to cut the conversation short and transport her to the hospital. >> We're taking her to the hospital. >> What's that? >> Like, I don't understand you guys. >> Because everybody keeps saying, >> "We can either ride with you or have one of my guys follow you." Whatever you >> uh Whatever you guys think. I didn't do anything. >> Whatever you want. I can >> I don't have a warrant. >> I don't I have no knowledge of her. So, whatever you guys >> One of my guys will be right right behind you. If there's a problem, just hit the brakes. >> Okay. >> Please, >> Nicholas. Adjust the cuffs. >> They're perfect. Me and Jack. Okay. Well, they're going to have to move them. They're going to have to move them. >> You can put them in front. I don't fight anybody. I'm not mean. I wouldn't ever hurt anybody. >> All right. >> He's the highest. I'm just trying to east Ohio. >> All right. Thanks, G. >> Can I just go to Barnesville? >> No, you know saying that you're in our custody. You're going to East Ohio. >> I didn't even think they were in operation. I thought they closed down. >> Yeah, they've been operation for a while. >> Are you? >> Yeah, I was going to say. >> When did they open back up? >> They've been in for a while. >> I'm not sure. >> So, the what was discussed? What does that mean? >> Can we get her up in there? >> What does that mean? What? >> Drawn in disgust or something like that. >> I didn't hear anybody say that. Who said that? >> I thought you did. >> No, I did not say that. Said nothing like that. >> I have skipped the brain. >> It's all right. >> Can I just ask a question? Are you aviator? >> Yeah, I don't do anything. >> Okay. >> Ready? >> Yeah. >> So, your turn is It's better than going. >> Are these cuffs better after you stood up? >> No, that's one hurting my arm really bad. >> You going to keep her back or >> what? Well, we're going to have to switch the cuffs to the front. >> Well, I'm hoping to go that you find out that it's an old warranty. >> We can do one of two things. Whatever you want. We can switch them to the front or we can put two on. You want to put two? >> Yeah. We're not riding back there. >> I'm not going to bite nobody. Relax. Why you have to tweet me like that? >> Relax. Relax. >> I'm sorry. I didn't do anything. >> Have I been mean to you? >> Have it like this. I'll be much more comfortable. Okay. >> Yeah. I didn't do anything. Can somebody call my dad or my kids or somebody and let them know what's going >> You will get that opportunity once you get to the jail after you leave the hospital because you wanted to go to the hospital. >> Okay. But can't you find out when that warrant was cuz I'm telling you I don't have a warrant. >> Listen to me. We will do that once we get to the jail. Okay. and we will hand you the copy. But that is not information that we can get out here. It's on a paper copy at our office though. >> 100% when they are outdated, we get rid of the warrants. It has your birthday on it and your social. Okay. >> Okay. And what's it for? >> Resisting arrest >> from when though. I didn't resist arrest. >> Yeah, we're going to have to get that figured out later. We're going in circles here. In the end, Heather was charged with failure to appear, possession of obstructing official business, assault, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest.