from this woman who believed freedom of speech meant verbally an immigrant couple because of an inscription on their shirt. >> Stop. Stop. >> Oh my god. It's not worth it. I'm not going to put couple with some terrorist. >> You walked up to them and said Palestine because they had the word Palestine on the back of their jack uh their shirt. >> There is a speech in this country. So, so they they can say, I can say, >> I'm just citizen, law-abiding citizen here. I didn't come here to to, you know, to make some crimes like a lot of people do. >> To this 55year-old racist, who talked her way into cuffs [music] after targeting immigrants with her opinionated political views. >> You see how red this country was? >> Yeah. Did you not see how red this country was when they voted? And she starts talking to me about how brand it is, how uninvading. >> Like President Trump said, you a Democrat. You acting stupid, asking stupid questions. >> I ain't giving you that. >> Okay. If you don't give me your name, you're going to go to jail. >> All right, let's go. >> Why you say that? >> Because coming from the generations, you are a disappointment in our area. >> Here are moments when cops rescue immigrants from toxic citizens. Starting off with [music] Charity, who opted for a spitting spree after she was caught hurling racial insults at immigrants just because she was three sheets to the wind. >> Um, so you heard her saying >> what was it? N word. >> Yes. Three times. >> Have you been drinking today? >> You're under arrest for public intoxication. >> I am blowing it. >> Okay. Nope. On May the 19th, 2024, deputies with the Athens Clark County Sheriff's Office responded to a Chili's restaurant following a report of a woman, later identified as Charity, [music] making racially charged remarks and causing a disturbance in the parking lot. >> Don't hit my car no more. My >> lady, get over here. Hey, come here. >> So, what's going on? We already gotten a call about her. >> I pulled in Kroger and she was trying to throw a handle like a gel like she need a lighter. I was like, I don't have a lighter. So, she punched my window. >> It didn't damn But she just punched it. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> I didn't touch. >> We already got a call about her, so we're going to handle it. >> Okay. >> Sorry you had to deal with that. >> I didn't touch him. >> Did you hit his car? >> No, I didn't touch him. >> Did you touch his car? >> No, I didn't. >> All right. So, what is going on with you here? They saying you're walk They saying you're walking up to people's cars. >> No. No. Officer, what's happening is Okay. So my my friend would take a shower and he's really like okay like he's very um >> feminine. >> Go ahead. So what are you doing out here tonight? >> So he was said take out some of those rumors here. >> They rushed over to the scene to take charge of the situation. But as they started talking to the woman they quickly noticed that something was off. When they realized that she was as drunk as a skunk, they decided to turn to eyewitnesses and the Chile restaurant's manager to help them understand what had really happened. >> What What specifically is she doing? >> I mean, she's drunk, but like what is she doing? >> I had to get all over there. They had to pull her out, take her clothes off. >> So, she came in here, went to the bathroom, and was using Rachel, I guess, and I asked her to leave. >> Okay. >> Um, >> so you heard her saying >> like, what was it? inward. Yes. Three times >> to the point of I had to get her out of the building. So the other lady didn't. >> Okay. >> But got her out. Then she was out here just beat on cars. The other gentleman that was right here she >> Yeah. He had pulled in. He was clearly going to Kroger. She stepped out in front of his car and he wasn't going to stop and give her money or whatever. So she beat on the side of his car. >> So she's just walking out here hitting on cars. >> Hitting on cars trying to make them stop for whatever reason. Her jacket's over here. Her socks are in the bushes. >> Well, she's drunk and I think she's got warrants. We're going to have to deal with this. >> Yeah, his mom. >> So, were you in the store? Were you in Were you in Chili's just now? >> No. >> Well, they said you were in there using the n-word. >> That's I've never been in. >> All right. Well, and why were you beating on that guy's car [music] when he drove by? I have no idea. >> Well, that man was about to punch you cuz you walked up and you hit his window. How much you had to drink tonight? >> Huh? Have you been drinking today? Where do you live? >> You hang out with North I think I've seen it before. >> I want to try something. Tori um for Marriott. He's my uh he he has his daddy is a lieutenant in in the army. So we have like over >> this works anymore. >> So I think one of the things we're worried about now >> cuz you told me >> Oh yeah. >> I want to see if this works. >> They has they have [music] affiliate. They have like power me. >> Yeah. Yeah, we'll get the we'll get the storm. >> We just want to make sure you're safe or maybe >> huh? >> You saw some of it, didn't you? >> Would you mind? Uh, it's up to you. >> Tori's over here. >> Hey, I want to I want to do something real quick. Do you mind blowing into this? I want to see how intoxicated you are. >> I do. >> You don't want to do it? >> If Tori's here, I will. >> Tori, who are you talking about? >> My husband. >> Okay. You don't want to blow into this? >> My husband's probably >> Marot. >> No. Well, we got public intoxication. Hey, hey, turn. Turn around. Turn around. You're under arrest for public intoxication. >> I ain't blowing it. >> You don't have to blow in it. I was just curious to see if it even works. >> I mean, I can smell it on you. >> It's right there. >> One second. >> Hold on. If you want to blow into it, I'll let you. >> I'll light. It's right there. >> I just want to see if my I just want to see if it works. >> I'm going hold over there for you. >> It's right there. >> Hey, if you don't mind blowing to this. >> You don't have to. I just want to see if this works. Okay. You want to blow into it for me? >> Well, it was right there. >> You want to blow into this for me? >> Yeah. >> Okay, go ahead. Put your mouth on it. Blow. Blow. Blow. I don't think it works. I was just trying to test it cuz it's been years. >> Yeah, I knew that. I just wanted to But yeah. Uh I'll go get the manager's number. Let's take her for public intoxication. Uh she was in there screaming the n-word. when I pulled up, she she had just beat up beat on a guy's window. Um, yeah, we can do disorderly and public in talks. Uh, we got a witness. >> While the officers continued their discussion, seemingly closing in on a decision, she realized that although she had been drinking, she wasn't so impaired that she couldn't see where this was heading. She knew that she had to act quickly or the situation could spiral further out of her control. >> I got my media book, so >> Officer Sergeant Sergeant, >> yes. >> May I speak to you for a minute? You can speak to me anytime you want. What's up? >> So, can I speak to you for a minute? >> Yes. >> Not try to finesse you or nothing. >> Uhhuh. >> But Tori, the man I stay with. >> Okay. Well, you're going you have a warrant anyway, but you're going to jail for public intoxication >> cuz you're drunk in public. You're in there screaming the n-word. >> We have a What's for him? >> Well, I don't know. But you're going to jail for public intoxication and uh disorderly conduct. After shutting down her attempt to talk her way out of the situation, the officers weren't about to leave any stone [music] unturned before hauling her off to jail. So, they decided to revisit the manager, determined to dot every eye and cross every tee. >> How you doing, sir? >> Pretty good. >> Sorry, we got to meet under these circumstances. >> Rather be sitting in the table in there. >> I know you spoke to him. [music] You just give me a brief rundown on what happened? >> Um, she went into our bathroom. Um there was a African-Amean female in there. Um they came out yelling at each other and she had dropped the end ball and then she continued to do it three more times to the point I said, "Hey, hey, hey, you just got to go. You got to get out. Like you can't use that word in here." So, >> okay, >> sent her out here and then uh kept an eye. She sat down in the middle of the road and she started beating on cars trying to [music] stop them. Um the gentleman that was over here when he pulled up, >> she tried to stop the car and he obviously wasn't going to give her money or whatever and tried to slowly and she just started beating on the side of his car. So, >> and uh when you heard her say the N word, was it e like with end with the eer or end with a a >> Okay. I It matters for the reporters, but I mean either either way, I'd still say it's the N word. She's going, but um >> cuz I was considered fighting words. Um >> yeah. >> So, and you said you wanted to have her barred. [music] >> Yeah. Now they made their way back to the parking lot, ready to give her a lesson that would keep her away from the bottle for the foreseeable [music] future. But what she pulled next completely blindsided them. A twist no one saw coming. >> Supplemental that I saw her doing it, but ma'am, >> walk right over here. [music] >> Walk over there. >> Stop it. >> I thought you said you weren't saying the N word. >> Okay. You goddamn. >> What did I do to you? You godamn the goddamn >> Okay. Okay. >> Lean her forward. >> I I got a spit mask. Stand by. >> There you are. >> You just earned yourself a spit mask. >> Hey, Christie, it's over. It's over. Let's stop doing this. >> And we got to put this on you because of the actions you've taken so far. Okay. >> This was because of actions that you took. This is not something you like to do. >> That's part of the disorderly. >> Walk her back to that car and the flying. I got him banging. >> [ __ ] helmet. >> Hey, you. >> Do you have a ripoff already? >> Yeah. >> What? >> You have to hop in your leg. >> Charity was eventually charged with disorderly conduct and public intoxication. In yet another case of cops rescuing immigrants from toxic citizens, we have Crystal, a Cinnabon employee who fired off bigoted insults at immigrant customers [music] simply because she was stressed out. >> They came here and harassed me. I have PTSD. They knew exactly that I was ill. I have not done a single thing. You cannot be back. I'm not racist. And I'll say that to the whole entire world. Come on fire from this place, mother. You're not going to be working. >> [ __ ] it. >> Suck what? On December the 5th, 2025, a police officer was dispatched to the Cinnabon store after receiving multiple calls reporting an employee who had made derogatory racial remarks at customers for no apparent reason. When the officer arrived at the store, he was quickly handed a video recording of the incident. With the evidence in hand, he decided it was time to confront the suspect. Hi there. >> Bet you know why I'm here. Huh? >> Bet you know why I'm here. >> Do you know why I'm here? No, >> that's to do with the video I just saw. >> Yeah, >> the way you treated those customers. >> They treated me like at first. >> So, give me your side of the story so I know what's going on. >> They came here and harassed me. I have PTSD. They knew exactly that I was ill. It's not the first time. It's the second, not the second time. >> Okay. >> So, don't try to come at me. And when they threatened me. >> Yeah. I didn't come at you. >> Tell me what's going on. >> What else is going on? Why? Why did they do to you? I don't know. They started threatening me. I don't know. I have no idea. I have no idea. >> I don't know. >> So, you don't know how they threatened you? >> Nope. >> Okay. You understand? This does not make a lot of sense to me. >> Yeah. Doesn't make any sense to me either. And I'm the one being harassed and you just came at me and telling me that >> I did not come at you. >> What do you What do you want? >> I want to know what's going on. Why Why you treating those customers that way? What they gave to you for you to do? >> I did not treat them. They treated me that way. This is a setup. Listen, I'm not playing money rolls right now. >> Well, tell me what happened so I can figure out what's going on. >> Uh, nothing happened. >> Well, what's your first name? >> Okay, we're going to do this one of two ways. Okay, you can start cooperating with me. Give me your name. You're in full. >> I can leave now. >> Or >> I can just arrest you for just >> Are you kidding me? I have PTSD and they came to >> with what I saw on the video. I have hands down. >> My name is Chris. That's all I'm asking for at this moment. Cooperate with me. It'll be easy. Don't with me. It will be difficult. Am I clear? >> Yes. >> Okay. Crystal, how do you spell it? >> C R Y S T A L. >> What's your middle initial? >> T. >> You treated them the way you treat them. >> I have no idea. They started writing me. All they said was that something about because the other two girls came and harassed me and then I have no idea. I I have no idea. >> What other two girls? There was two girls previous to them. >> But so they didn't harass you previously. Two other girls did. >> Yes. >> Do you understand? That's not fair to treat them that way. And they didn't ask. >> I didn't treat them anyway. Do you have the beginning of this before they started recording? >> I'm trying to get that from you, but you won't tell me >> there. There's no beginning. That's the thing. Cuz you have two against one now. So there's nothing that happened. You >> explain to me what happened >> to take me to jail. >> Absolutely. Because you're being extremely uncooperative with me >> because I'm frustrated. >> So tell me what happened. That's what I'm asking. I have no idea what happened. How can you not just boisterous with >> I didn't Listen, Tom. I know that you came because of Tom Ban. >> Who's Tom B? >> Listen, I don't know what to tell you, but I have no idea what happened. I'm the one being harassed. >> Here's the deal. >> I have I have >> the mall's getting a copy of the video. >> Great. >> Corporation's getting a copy of the video. >> Great. I can quit. >> So, just so you know. >> Great. I don't need >> I don't know what those two want done yet. >> Okay. If they want you arrested, >> I haven't done anything to them. >> You can't threaten me. I want a lawyer. I want a lawyer. >> That's fine. You can ask for one. >> I have not done a single thing. You cannot arrest. >> I will be back. >> The officer knew that there was a fine line between dealing with stress and being an unapologetic racist. From his encounter, it was clear that the woman he had just spoken to was one of those toxic individuals who sees every chance to target immigrants. And he wasn't about to let her get away with it. But first, he needed to speak to the victims again. >> How you doing? >> We just come here, you know, ordered some food and we were trying to get some snacks to, you know, cinnamon rolls and and boba. So, after we order our food, we went to a cinnamon uh isba and there was a lady walking there. First, what we were waiting in the line for too long. She was just cleaning around while doing her business, you know, like while you are in the line. It wasn't big deal. We just hanging there. Okay. She come to us at the end. She asked what she want. I I placed my order. >> Um when we placed the order, um >> when she was adding the caramel and the rose, um she add a little bit because the bottle was almost empty, I think. And my wife asked her, "Can you please add extra?" And she said, "Yeah, I can add it. You can see it how I'm struggling squeezing the bottle." When she say that, she a little bit and then she add, "Yeah, of course you can see through uh the witchcraft. you are really fed into her scarf. I I was like and then I stepped up. I was like, "What you mean uh witchcraft? What has to do with her? The scarf she's wearing." >> She was like, "Yeah, it has to do with everything. It's a witchcraft she's reading." And she go on and on. And when I tried to confront her, she go on and tell, "Yeah, you are a n and she is that and that." And my wife like pull up the phone immediately as soon as she say the first part. Even when she called me all this on tape, but then I start recording after that everything. And she was like, I'm going to throw while you recording, I'm going to throw water in your face. And and I was like, if you throw anything on us, we're going to throw our hands on you, too. You can't do that like, >> you know, she kind of step back. She didn't throw anything, but she was keep doing what you can see through the video. >> Okay. >> And she was keep yelling and calling us like bad races. >> You got the video? >> Yes. I see it. Are you recording? >> I'm I'm going to record you. Yes. >> Do you want me to throw um water on you or something? >> I'm going to knock you off. I'm going to do that. >> I would get the [ __ ] out of my [ __ ] face >> with your recording. >> You better You better fear for your life. >> Exactly. Get the out of here. >> You're racist. racist. That's >> I am racist. >> You are idiot. >> I am racist and I'll say that to the whole entire world. >> Don't be good for me. >> You ruined your life, by the way. >> Oh, talking about you talk about respect. You talk about respect. >> You are fired from this place, mother. You're not going to be working. >> Like what? person like keep squeezing down the [ __ ] Give that back to you. Why she did it? >> So, >> she can't tell me why she treated you the way she did. [music] So, she doesn't know why. She said you guys came up on her temporary, which from what I saw in the video talking to you guys, I don't [music] believe that. Um, she's threatening to quit, leave, whatever. I don't care. But the big thing is I would recommend you guys go to corporate, show corporate the video. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean that's that's what I would recommend doing. >> The video was taken to corporate where it was reviewed and used to corroborate the reports. And after a thorough investigation, [music] Crystal was charged with a hate crime. She also lost her job at the Cinnabon store. While Crystal blamed her actions on stress, 40-year-old Mo, a former police officer, had the pettiest reason for putting his hands on his immigrant teenage cousin. >> So, the moment I sat here, he came inside and he's like grabbed the chair and moved it back and then [music] he I pulled it like this and he kept dragging my hand and then like he pulled a bit of my hair from the side. He was like, "Why are you sitting on my table? Why are you sitting on my table?" work in the police. >> On November the 15th, 2025, officers responded to a home after a report of a domestic situation. When they arrived, they were ready to jump right in and start questioning both parties involved. But there was one thing that they had to take care of first. >> How are you? >> Good. >> How you doing? >> I was I was working at the seat there. I was working on mine. >> Why don't we talk outside and then I'll come in and we'll try to talk. Is everybody okay right now though? >> He was trying to put >> I know, but I'm saying everybody's okay. >> All right, we'll talk outside. We'll talk outside. >> She won't get up off the seat. I was sitting there work. My stuff was there. >> I'll We'll talk outside. We don't need to do this in here. >> I can't. I told you not to get told you hundreds of times. I told you about >> Okay, miss. Excuse me. >> Okay, miss. Can I start out by getting some information from you, please? And then we'll talk about things. Okay. What is your What happened, miss? >> Okay. So, I was about to head out with her in like 15 20 minutes. I'm going out with her. Okay. So, I got ready and then I said I was hungry. So, I made myself this. He was working here. That's his laptop. >> Okay. >> I think he was working here. So, he got up and he just went into her his [music] room. So when I cooked it, I was like, "The room is messy. I might just sit here and eat." So the moment I sat here, he came inside and he's like grabbed the chair and moved it back and then he I pulled it like this and he kept dragging my hand and then like he pulled a bit of my hair from this side [music] and then he keeps saying some on me and my family and I don't know what and he was like, "Why are you sitting on my table? Why are you sitting on my table?" She allowed me to sit on this table. Okay. So he's just not letting me. He just stood like this and I told him if he's like I'm going to eat with you. I was like okay sure get >> he's going to what with you? >> He's going to eat with me. >> Eat with you. Okay. >> I was like go get a fork and I'm going to let you eat. I don't [music] mind. This is his chair. He got this chair. >> But essentially he was working at the table >> and then he >> he walked away please and then if I'm wrong you can fill me in. He was working at the table. He got up. You decided to sit down and eat where he was working. He came back and told you to move and in the process he was pulling the chair and he pulled your hair. Correct. Okay. He's taking note. Okay. So, he told you to move and you didn't move. >> He keeps like he >> But I mean you didn't move. Is that it's yes or no? Okay. >> Cuz he closed up his laptop and it was like he just went in this room because he he finished working. I guess it's every time he >> and when he pulled your when he pulled your chair, you were in it. You were in the chair when he pulled it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He pulled it and I got up. So he he just sat in it and then I took this chair. So he came and he pushed this chair as well. And then when I sat on this one >> Yeah. >> So he pulls the chair that you were in uh after you didn't move and he pulled your hair in the process. [music] So then you got up and he sat down. >> Yeah. I got up and then he sat down on this chair. You It was back. Pulled [music] it back. >> Okay. Miss, what's your last name? Oh, wait. Real quick, let me ask you. Did you ever put your hands on him in the process? >> Okay. Okay. >> Hold him to move like this from my bowl because he's putting his hands in my food. >> Do you need paramedics at all? >> Okay. >> Medical attention? >> No, not she did not let him get that much. >> I'm just asking. You don't need paramedics. Okay. Let me look at you. >> I want you just move your Okay. >> No, no, it's fine cuz it was just here. >> What was there? >> He just like grabbed from here and then here where he grabbed a bit harder here. So >> he pulled your right arm. When did he do that? >> When he came in, he's like this. >> Okay. Okay. >> Before when I told him to move his hand from here and I >> was that before he pulled the chair. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> He did this first and then he went back in the pool pulled the chair. >> Miss, can I get some information from you please? But you said you never you never put your hands on him in the process. Okay. >> I removed his hand from here so that he doesn't touch my >> You just moved his hand away from Okay. >> So other than that, there's nothing else. Okay. >> After talking to the young lady, they turned to question her aunt. At first, they didn't [music] know what to expect. They knew it was a difficult situation for her being torn in between her son and her niece. But somehow they hoped that she would [music] tell them the truth about what had happened. >> Miss, what is your last name? What happened? >> Nothing. So, >> did you witness all this? >> Yes. >> Okay. [music] >> I we were just cooking here and then she said she will eat and then we can leave. I had to go to work. He wasn't even here. He he left in the room and then right when she said, "Can I sit here and eat? It'll take only 5 minutes." >> You come make your own case. >> Come make your own case. Permission. here at Butterfield and [music] he started doing >> So you were cooking in the kitchen. He wasn't even here. >> So you're cooking in the kitchen. He's back and uh back and forth but not sitting at the table. >> Okay. So then what happened? >> She sits down to eat. >> Okay. >> And he wasn't even here when she said and then he was like close to his room. Then he ran and come here like you cannot sit on my chair. And then he started pulling her and then pulling the chair back. And then she said he sat on it and then I said, "Okay, go ahead. You can sit here." I told her, "You can sit here." >> So he was in the room and then he [music] came running out and told her to move. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Like you cannot sit here >> in his bedroom. He was in his bedroom. >> Yeah. >> So he comes out, tells her she can't sit and then what? >> Yeah. He was like trying to be physical. >> Okay. >> I came in the middle. He's like, "No, you can." >> What do you mean trying to be physical? like he's trying to pull the chair or >> try not to be in the middle. I don't know what to do with that. >> Okay. So, he comes to the kitchen, tells her she can't sit and then what? Like what do you mean physical? Like he got he tried to get close to her like this and then >> he pulled her right arm. >> Okay. >> And then when she tried to sit here, he pulled the chair. Luckily, she did not help. And then um when she tried to sit here, >> so he pulls her right arm, then he pulls the chair. >> Mhm. >> And I said, "No, you cannot." I was trying to come in the middle so he doesn't get physical. And then what he did, >> so after he pulls the chair, you got in the middle of them to to intervene. >> Yeah. Okay. He doesn't get physical, you know, because he grabbed her hand. So I didn't want anything further. >> And then uh what happened? So you get in the middle to prevent him from getting physical. Then what happened? >> And then he come around and he pulls the chair and then I said, "You can sit on this chair." I told her you can sit here and eat. >> So he went around uh you and pulled the chair again. >> I was like this, right? Uh he was trying to put hand so I came in the middle and [music] then he came around and pulled the chair away. >> Is that it? >> And uh when I when she tried to sit here and he's like if you sit here I'll go in your room. >> Okay. >> He went in in her room. I took the picture. >> Okay. But just talk to me. You don't have to show me that. Okay. >> He he went in her room. >> So he said if you're going to sit here I'll go in your room. And he went to her [music] room. Okay. >> Then I noticed he's getting out of hand. So I just >> All right. Did you ever put your hands on him at any time during this? >> No. I just try to prevent this one. >> Okay. Did he put his hands on you? >> Uh I I tried to, you know, uh avoid the situation. So he tried to push me. Then I tried to push him. You know, I was like >> So while you were in between [music] them, he he he tried or he did. >> Uh he was coming after her. So I was like, you know, trying to push him. >> So Miss, please stop. No, no. I I'm I'm talking to her. I got this. I got it. So while you were in the middle, he was pushing towards her [music] and you pushed him back. >> Okay. Do you need paramedics? No. >> Okay. And what is your relation to her? >> She's my niece. >> Okay. And are you acting as her guardian while she's here? >> I don't have the guardianship yet, but [music] I'm trying to get one for her. >> So, you're acting as a temporary guardianship for her until you get >> official guardian status? >> Yes. >> Okay. And what did you guys want to do about the insulin? >> I'm trying to move out and I need some time, but they're not letting me do anything. They're keeping me busy fighting every single time at home. >> But I'm talking about today. I I know you guys are working on things. Listen, I was the one who was here last week when they called, so [music] I'm familiar with the situation. >> You we played back and forth trying to call each other and I know the social worker has been involved. So I I have a very [music] basic baseline of familiarity with what's happening. Okay. And I know you're trying to work things out. >> Yes. >> But I'm talking about today. >> I'm going What do you guys want to do? Did you guys just want to leave and have this documented or what did >> I'm going for work. She's going for work. So I'm not going to be here till midnight. >> As a course of action from the incident, do you what would you like me to do? >> Last time we told him to just stay away, you know, when when we are here, he can be in his room and when he's here, we don't come here, you know, but he's like trying to interfere every time. >> So do you want me to document the incident and tell him to just stay away and stay in his room? >> Yes. >> Okay. As the officer turned to leave the apartment after talking with the victim and her aunt, he encountered the suspect's father and decided to also hear his side of the story. >> And did you witness any of this? >> Yes, they before I went to Washington. They were made up all stories. >> I'm sorry. >> They made up all his stories and said let him get arrested. That's why I did the >> So you So let me hang on. Did you witness what happened or No. >> Oh yes. I I saw that that he did not do anything. He just requested not to sit here. >> So you witnessed things and he just [music] told her not to sit there. >> Yes. Okay. >> But she don't do anything else. And then I told her to make a flight. We are calling police again and again which I don't want. Let's you guys are move out. >> Victor one you guys said because because of that girl this thing happening let her move out. I requested and >> so you're saying that you witnessed the incident and all you saw was your son asked her to move. >> Yes. >> And that's it. >> He said very politely. >> Okay. Okay. I got you. >> He knows that everything. He works in the police also. >> Your first name. >> Okay. We don't do anything now. >> So, and just to be clear when I ask you both, you're you're okay with having me [music] just document the incident and then telling him to stay to his room? >> Yes. I mean, when we are here, I just he has to be in a different room. >> What's that? >> She's [music] okay with the document. I'm not because he I had an assumption that he is going to do that later on and he did today. So, till I move out, I'm not okay with him just me like that. >> Okay. And what did you want to have done? >> Uh, I don't know what I can get done. [music] So, >> you said that while you were eating, he grabbed your right arm and pulled your arm and then pulled the chair. >> Yeah. And pulled my hair. I told you. >> Mhm. >> Can I add one thing? >> Okay. What did you want to say? >> So, he actually left for the bathroom. He was not even here to see the incident. He's just sitting. >> Okay. So, you said he wasn't even here. >> He was not even in the bathroom. >> Give me one second. As convincing as the alleged victim story sounded, the officer knew better than to accept it at face value. They were quite familiar with situations like this where each person tends to cast themselves as the victim while portraying the other as the villain. I told you guys hundreds of times she's going to she's going to do it again. >> So, what happened today? >> So, she I'm sitting at at the seat. I get up off the seat to help my dad and then she comes and sits down on the seat that where I'm working at. And then I said, "No, you can't sit here. Please get off the seat." She's like, "No, no, I'm not going to get off the seat. I'm going to sit right here and I'm going to eat, you know, whatever she's eating." So, >> and this is the seat at the kitchen table. >> Yeah. Yes. And I had my things there. I had my laptop there. Everything's Everything's there. She knew I was sitting there. So, I said, "Please get off." So, then that's the altercation that started. And then she then my mom pushed me and then she started poking me the the girl. And then I I was just trying to grab my seat to sit down and she just wouldn't give me the seat back. She just sat back down again. So I had to go back in my room. What I could do just like what what you guys told me, just go back in the room. That's what I did. >> And I just talked to Duke. >> I know you don't have any uh I know. I'm sorry. >> Now she's sitting there eating now. My dad's like, you know, let me talk to them. Let me talk to the officers, you know. >> So this is what we, you know, >> I know you gave me your information before. I don't have it on me right now. So it may seem dumb, but listen up. >> You got to you have to get her out of here. You have to find her a spot for at least a day. >> What's your last name again? So you're telling me that you were sitting down at the kitchen table working. You got up from your seat. >> Yes. >> When you came back to your seat, she was sitting in your seat. >> And she refused to move. >> Yes. >> You told her to move. [music] >> Yes. >> And in the process, your mom did what? She >> My mom pushed you. And then she >> Where did she push you at? >> On on this side. >> On your left arm. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then I went to sit down on my seat. Then that girl poked me right here also in the same spot where my mom did. So like I said, I I wanted to sit on the seat back when I came. >> So were you arguing with her? >> No, I wasn't. >> You were just telling her to get up. So while you were telling her to move, your mom just pushed your arm and then the girl was poking you and then you called us. >> Yes. If you don't mind, I got to use the bathroom real quick. >> Can you hold it for a minute? >> Uh, no. I got to I think I got to use it. Can't hold it. >> Give me just one minute. No, I have to do it right now. I have to go and use it right now. >> Okay, let's go to the bathroom. >> Okay, he has to use the bathroom. Can we step in? >> You know what? He's here. I'll try to hold it. >> Oh, okay. That's good. That's good. >> I'll try to hold it. >> So, I was on the seat and I'm sitting there. I have my stuff and I'll get my stuff like a commercial or something. >> I had to call it first. Who called first? I don't know. She's going to say that I did something or that that's not true at all because I went to just grab the chair and she stood in front of me. So, I said, "Please move. Mom, move. Can you move, please?" So, I had to kind of I had to get the chair and I I I sat on the chair for a few minutes >> and then when I went to get up, I said, "Please don't sit anymore." She takes the chair again. Go ahead. >> So during the process, you pulled the chair from under her. >> No, I did not. >> You said you pulled the chair. I missed that. >> I pulled the chair at the >> during the process. >> Was she sitting in it? >> You can talk to my dad also. My dad wants to talk to you guys. >> Do you need paramedics? >> No, I don't need paramedics. Uh, we talked to DCF DCFS >> about that whole situation. >> Well, let's worry about this one now. Okay. >> Um, >> I'll be right back. As they listened to the young man, the pieces slowly started coming together. It sounded like he and his father were teaming up to push his teenage cousin out of the house. But when his mother refused to go along with it, things allegedly took a turn. And instead, they began making [music] life there miserable for their immigrant guest. With that in mind, the officers decided to circle back and speak with the young woman again. [snorts] >> Okay, miss. So, [music] here are your options. I can document the incident, forward it to the social worker, and she can provide you guys options uh with trying to mitigate the situation future. If you want, you can pursue an arrest complaint and I can arrest them based on your guys testimony here and what you said and that will require you guys to come to court if it goes to a trial, testify to exactly what happened. If that's what you want to do, >> that's what I want to do. >> You want to have him arrested. So then I will need you also to sign the arrest complaint. So, you're going to have to come into the police department. You're okay with signing the arrest complaint? >> Yes. >> Because I'm not okay with any man touching me like that because last time when you guys came in, I told you that both of them were blocking the bathroom door. >> Miss, I'm not I'm not I'm not arguing with you. I I don't I I don't condone anybody touching anybody. I'm just telling you from an official standpoint, you know what's going on. So, >> you want him arrested and you're willing to sign the arrest complaint? >> Okay. And I I I know at this point the decision is hers, but do I'm asking do do you agree with that decision too? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can we talk about something that he just did right now? The guy who's sitting here [music] >> he's like >> like in 12 from just now and she was >> Wendy Hernandez is in the lobby for you. >> I was here left. He sub he called the police and then started saying I'll >> So he said he >> No, he's saying he's going to >> he said he's going to when I left he said that. >> It's weird. >> And both of you heard this? >> Yes. >> Oh my goodness. Did you threaten to when I left the house? >> No. Okay, I'm going to walk out. I got to do something outside. Don't say a word. Okay? In fact, women, go in the other room. Go. Do you have a back door? >> Go put on your clothes, your shoes, your jacket, whatever it is you need to do to get in the car and meet us at the police station. You coming to the police station? >> Yeah. Come. >> Okay. All right. >> Can you guys just stay separated? Yes. I mean, can we do this quick so there's no other comments, concerns, or anything like that? >> Sure. >> Give me a couple minutes. I got to wait here. >> My dog's in the back. >> Yep. You guys going to go out the back? All right. You're not walking this way, are you? >> Okay. I'll wait for you guys to leave. Okay. After talking with you and talking with both of them, okay, it has been determined by me from information that I have heard from them that during the process you grabbed a girl's arm. Now, I know you [music] said what you told me, but I wasn't here. You told me your version. I'm not saying that that's true or untrue, but I talked to two other people who also have their version. Right now, at this point, based on information I've been given, I have to make a decision. [music] Now, I would love for you guys to live in harmonious peace here, but it's just not happening. And because I'm in a position as a law enforcement officer when it comes to domestic battery, domestic and things like [music] that, there are certain laws and rules that have be have to be followed. Now, based on what I have, okay, I have to tell you, [music] you're under arrest for domestic battery. Put your hands behind your back. Two mark. >> I'm going to loosen this right one up just a tad. >> No, you may not. >> Okay, do me a favor. Let's face this way. We're going to walk to my car right there. All right. >> But I can also press charge on. [sighs] >> You can talk about that in court. Okay. Now, Mo, do you have anything on you? I need to know about any weapons, anything? and change. >> Phone and change. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Nothing that's going to hurt me >> or endanger my safety. Okay. Thank you. So, do me a favor. Before we go in here, I have to patch you down. Okay. Hang on. >> Here, brother. I wasn't here. I I told you. >> And I And uh my dad, >> Right. Right. Okay. In the end, he was charged with domestic [music] battery. Up next is when a woman landed herself in jail after going off on an immigrant couple because they had the word Palestine inscribed on their shirt. >> Stop. Stop. >> Oh my god. >> You walked up to them and said Palestine because they had the word Palestine in the back of their jack uh their shirt. >> No. >> Well, we're actually recording in the car itself. >> I'm just citizen law abiding citizen here. I didn't come here to to, you know, to make some crimes like a lot of people do. >> On November the 17th, 2024, Jonesboro police received a call from an immigrant couple reporting a disturbing situation. A woman confronted them while they were in line at a Panera Bread bakery, apparently because the word Palestine was printed on their shirt. They also provided video evidence of the incident. >> Stop. Stop. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. No. I'm going to call the police. >> Call the police. >> Call the police. >> Call the police. >> Stop. You're going to hit a pregnant woman. >> No. >> Get away from my wife. >> The hell is your problem? >> No. Go. It's >> your problem. >> Can you get away with my life? >> I'm going to fight you. >> Okay. >> With the help of the video and information gathered from eyewitnesses at the scene, authorities were able to identify the woman and before long, her address was located. She continued to defend her actions, still in shock that the police were preparing to arrest her over the claims of an immigrant. >> But I didn't. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> Okay. The coffee was not spilled on that person. >> Right. However, >> the coffee was spilled on me. >> However, however, after you had the tussle with the coffee, you made contact with the left side of his face. You swung at his You swung at his face. >> He He did because he threatened me. Did Did she show you that? He Yes. He He said, "I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you." >> You said several times that you were going to hit him. >> No, I'm going to hit you. >> Okay. So, again, that's essentially what happened. She made contact with the left side of his face. Okay. >> No, I I want to see that video because I was so nervous that I I I just >> And that's and that's fine. You have a right to see that video. I'm just telling you from what we've watched, that is what happened. Okay. and the video and the manager of the Panera who reviewed their video footage informed me that you were the one that started the altercation between the two. Okay. So again, my main question at this point because I read you your rights, I want to make sure that you understand. >> Okay. >> Here, you know, just for sake of transparency, I have the video. This is on social media. This is on a app called Reddit. Okay. So, I'm going to This is just from the beginning of what they did. the phone. I I I wanted to take the phone. >> See? >> Oh my god. >> Because he poured coffee on me. What did I see? >> Well, like I said, I just show I'm just showing you you all this and just for sake of full transparency. This is publicly available on multiple social media. >> Great. Great. Let's see what they did. >> Let people see what they did. So he He started >> because he he put coffee on me and and then I said, "Okay, it's not worth it. I'm not going to have trouble with some terrorist." >> Why would you call that person a terrorist? >> Because he he threatened me. So So I see he he pushed me again. But do you see that? But he kept pushing me. >> I understand. But the problem is is this whole incident was provocated by them alleging that you and pardoned my language, but this is what they claim you said. and you walked up to them and said Palestine because they had the word Palestine on the back of their jack uh their shirt. That is what provocated this. That's what would make this you the primary aggressor on this. >> Can I say why you making this political statement and killing >> but the point the point being is that's what started all they can say Jews and we cannot >> I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with that. We are not taking any political stance on anything that's happened right now. The only thing that we are here to discuss is the battery that occurred at Panera. >> So you you you you see that that he was he was pushing he was pushing me all the time. If if he would just just let me go it it it would just be over. >> So again I I >> freedom of speech, right? There is freedom of speech in this country. So So they can say, I can say >> and again I'm not taking anything away from your civil rights. I'm not saying anything against their civil rights. The only thing that we are here to discuss right now is the battery and disorderly combat that occurred at the marathon. Okay. The reason I read you Miranda rights is because if you do >> are you going to arrest him? That that is my question because he he was he was actually charging at me. I I just said I I can say what whatever I want but but he was charging at me and he said yeah cuz I'm I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you. I I felt threatened. >> He he he terrorized So, at what time did he say he was going to answer? >> Because if it was during that video >> Oh, she I'm I'm sure she she she got rid of this. I I was I was wondering if that's why I >> So, did that occur prior to you pointing at them and saying what you said or did it happen after the fact in between? after after um you know at at some point we were already you know like like in in this agreement so so I just you know he I don't know exact moment but but but I I I know we were like in um I think he I don't know if it was before or or after he poured the coffee on me but but but but he he threatened me. I I I swear I mean it doesn't matter. So again, I just want to clarify because I want to make sure that it's for our purposes and for the purposes of the law. >> When she realized that her efforts to manipulate the situation by misinterpreting the law wasn't working, she resorted to something even more drastic. >> Did you understand what I explained? >> Okay. Can you explain it to her so that way she would understand it? >> Well, don't say anything anymore. read you the rights that you have the right to the attorney and you don't have to say whether you be guilty or not guilty. You don't have to say, okay, because they're going to use everything against you. >> Injustice. >> Well, it is injustice obviously, but that's how they do stuff. So, basically copied the license plate. That's how this thing started. I mean, how did they know her name and address and everything and suddenly four cops show up here? So we were able to get her information um >> via our computer. >> Okay. But computer is not so smart. Somebody had to input the information in the computer. So I'm asking >> So a third party a third party person informed us of her information. >> Okay. Let me let me >> Yes. Go ahead and get changed. cuz they don't want to do it. So, what should I take? >> Just take take the wallet. >> You're like, just take your wallet. >> So, they will accuse you that you're walking around without ID. >> Exactly. You guys seem really I mean, >> don't say anything. Don't say anything. >> Don't seem >> Don't say anything. >> Okay. My daughter is so sick and she lives in Boston. I I I need to aim to talk to her and you will let you make phone calls to get to the station. Okay. We will allow you to make any phone call you need about that. >> Why don't we just do it in front? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, ma'am, we do have to put you in handcuffs. Okay. That is our house. >> We won't we will not put you in the squar car until your husband returns. But that'll make you feel more comfortable. Okay. But for for the purposes of this incident, >> for for the Did you arrest him? I I don't want to see him arrested for for what he did. I still have coffee on on my I wasn't looking at this. My my hair was wet, but was my face. >> I know. But had you not had you not made the comment that you made and kept on going on with it? >> He he he if he wouldn't react, you know, how many people attacked me, okay? Because he had silly accent or something. So I I'm going to go after them. >> I can't make any comment on that, man. I'm not in your shoes. The only thing that we can make comments on are what we know. >> And if what you're telling me is the truth, that if someone makes fun of your comment and you or your your accent and you don't do anything about it, I applaud you for your restraint. The problem is is in this situation, you were the one who made the initial contact between that couple and yourself by the comment that you made and that devolved the situation into where we're at now. >> Okay. No, it's not. I know that you're doing your job, but this is crazy. I did so I look like like a offender or or something. I I I just go after my life people. way. I mean the there is there's so much you know wrong going on in the world and the the people who are really attacking others and I I I just because I I made some comment and and uh and he he reacted he actually reacted okay he he he could say I I don't know he he he just you know unfortunately ma'am just due to the circumstances of this because you have been because you have been identified as the main aggressor in this situation and you attempted to grab his wife's phone out of his hand that she's allowed to do. >> And I understand it's frustrating, but >> he is she is not I mean because I I knew if if she she's going to probably delete some parts of the video where where he was the the you know aggressor >> and if that's if that is the case then that will be the state's attorney's job to figure that out. >> Okay. The officers were both surprised and incredulous that the woman believed that she could twist the story, making the immigrant couple appear to be the ones at fault for reacting to her remarks. And if the officers were expecting her to be remorseful for her actions, they were in for a huge surprise. >> So, what we're going to do So, what we're going to do is to make it more comfortable for you, I will cuff you in front. So, it will not be behind your back, it'll be in front. Okay? So, the other officer here will hold on to your property. Okay. >> And just put your hands kind of like that. >> Yeah. Okay. Cuz it's not comfortable. >> We have to hold on to it because we've had people call and record with phones in the past and we have to put the stuff in the front of the car. >> Well, so what's wrong if she's recording it? If she got recorded at Panera and you're saying it's it's perfectly legal, so it's like double standard now. >> Well, we're actually recording in the car itself. But again, it's just our policy that I'm just making the front of the vehicle or the rear of the vehicle, not with the person that's in the vehicle. >> So, I'm not going to go looking through any of this. I'm not going to try to unlock her phone, nothing like that. Just going to go right into the front seat of my partner. So, sit tight real quick cuz I'm going to double lock this so they don't tighten on you when you're sitting inside the vehicle. Okay. >> I'm sorry. and we'll try to keep you as up to date as we can, but sometimes this is a little bit of a hurry up and wait. We have to make phone calls to the, you know, to the States attorney's office and then they got to call us back and then they're going to ask for information and then we got to get that information. So, I just I would like So, we're going to go on the other side of the vehicle here. >> Wow. Oh my god. Go ahead. >> Where's my phone? >> I have it right here. Right here. >> We will allow you to talk to your daughter as soon as she gets a little bit. Okay. >> This is so >> And just so you know, ma'am, there's a camera on in there. >> That's good. That's good. I'm not going to do anything. I'm not out. >> Where's my phone? >> I'm sorry. >> Where's my phone? >> Where's my phone? >> The other officer has your phone right now. >> Call her house and her Chevy Sonic is missing. >> So, the other officer has your phone. I >> I I need to >> And when we get to the police department, we will write down any phone numbers you need so you can make contact with anybody that you need to. Okay? You're not going to stop you from making any phone calls that you need to make. Okay. >> I need to I need to contact my daughter. I I don't have anyone else here. >> Okay. I will make sure that you are able to >> She's really sick. She She needs my attention. I don't want to make her even more feel even worse. My god. Why are you guys doing this? I really didn't do anything. You know what? I I never had any anything any I mean I'm just citizen law abiding citizen here. I didn't come here to to you know to make some crimes like a lot of people do. My god I I go after my business and I got I got actually you know really harassed like where is freedom of speech? You know that that that's I I mean if he would wouldn't attack me I I and and his wife was and she was actually taping me. Well, I was trying today. I mean I I can't be, you know, shaken, right? Because he he started attacking me. I have nothing against you guys. It really it just I mean it's such a shock especially that she wasn't offended though. Oh my god. She had >> She was later booked into jail on four counts [music] of hate crime and one count of misdemeanor disorderly conduct. That woman was one heck of a toxic citizen, but she was nothing compared to this 55-year-old woman who lost it completely after a failed attempt to turn her political opinions into an avenue for racial insults. >> You see how red this country was? >> Yeah. Did you not see how red this country was when they voted? >> And she starts talking to me about how red it is. How uninvading. >> I'm doing that. >> Why you say that? Because coming from the generations, you are a disappointment in all areas of life. >> On November the 17th, 2024, dispatch responded to a disturbance outside an apartment complex in Lacrosse, Wisconsin. Upon their arrival, they started to question the man who had made the report, thinking it was just a simple misunderstanding between two individuals. What he said next was proof that the situation on the ground was anything but a simple misunderstanding. >> So, you don't have no family members left. Is that what's going on? going on about some racist >> racist. I'm talking to you about your family members. >> Racist. >> Was she saying racial things? >> No, it wasn't. >> I have a bunch of videos. I can check, but it's somewhere along the lines of Did you see how red this country was? >> Yeah. Did you not see how red this country was when they >> Yeah, it's red. Is that a big thing? >> You got ID on you, boss. >> Not on me, but this is my car. I think >> you grab it. So, what's what happened then? >> So, I I'm coming out. I'm going to get groceries. And she was tell she came up to me and she was like, "Can I ask you something?" She's like, "These girls I was trying to talk to and they ran inside like I was going to check." So, I keep walking and she starts talking about how red it is, how uninvaded. I started taking videos like, "No, I didn't say that. I take the phone out for yellow." Just talking. She's like, "Do you have what? Are you alone in the country? Do you have your family?" That's like just absolute nonsense. Then I got to the point like I'm trying to leave. She's like get in the car. I swear I won't do anything. I was like I don't want to touch the car. >> You want to pursue charges? >> Um no. >> Sure. >> I mean what is process? >> It'll be a ticket. >> Okay then. Yeah. Okay. >> After speaking with the man, they turned their attention to the suspect. Initially they wanted to hear her side of the story and understand her reasons. Instead they encountered a [music] toxic individual who showed neither respect for immigrants nor any fear of the law. had a restful offense. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. I >> Well, why are we getting calls about you? >> Cuz he is got hurt feelings >> about what? >> I don't know. Ask him. >> Okay. Do you live here? >> No. I was walking through and he got hurt feelings. He said, "Hold on." I called the cops. I [music] said, "Okay." >> What are his feelings hurt about? >> Cuz I told him, "It don't matter who's president." >> A president's going to fix the country. Oh, you're prejudice. [music] No, I'm not. And [clears throat] it went on. I got you. Do you have ID on you? >> No. >> What's your name? >> I ain't give you nothing. I want to talk to attorney. >> Okay. >> I want to talk to a lawyer right now at this moment. >> Do you have a lawyer? >> I'll get one. >> Okay. >> Or book me in and I'll find one. >> What? >> Book me in and I'll find one. >> Okay. What's your plan for the rest of the night? >> Going home. That's where I was going. But he wanted me to hang out here to talk to you. >> Why? I don't know. He said, "Hang out here. I'm going to talk." Okay. Why you want me to talk to you? I don't know. No problem. >> Why do you want to go to jail? >> Did you do anything? >> I don't want to go to jail. He wants me to go to jail. >> Did you anything weirdo? >> Anything physical? >> Weirdo. >> Did anything physical? >> You acting stupid. Ask me a real question, ignorant fool. >> Yeah, you've had quite a bit to drink tonight, haven't you? >> No, I haven't. >> I can smell it coming. >> No, I have had a drink. But what I'm saying is you asking stupid. Like President Trump said, you a Democrat. You acting stupid. asking stupid questions. >> I don't think Trump >> He asked me over here to talk to you. She's trying to figure out, bro. >> Does anything physical happen between you guys? >> No, I don't like him. He's not s I'm not attracted to him. >> Did you punch him? >> Punch him? >> Yeah. >> Did he punch me? >> That's what I'm trying to figure out. >> Still asking. >> I'm asking you. >> Touch me. >> Okay. >> He pushed me like this. >> He pushed you? >> Yeah. >> Did you push him? >> You know better. No, I we didn't touch each other. Why you acting stupid? Asking stupid questions, >> ma'am. >> Ignorant. >> What? Did you get any? >> No, he's acting asking stupid. No, I'm not giving you a ID. >> Okay, so here's the thing. >> I didn't take me to jail. >> I'm not giving you an ID. >> Here, let me let me talk to you. >> I'm not giving you an ID. He asked me over. He talking stupid. Called me a white crank. What the is a crank. >> Okay. >> What the is a crank? >> I have no idea. Ask him. I'm trying to talk. ask him. >> Okay. So, >> no. You coming over here threatening is what you're doing. I want you bring them shoulders back and quit acting like I'm the criminal. Huh? How about that? >> Are you done talking? >> How about you be done talking? >> Well, you haven't given me enough. >> Well, no, because you already took his side. >> So, bring your shoulders down because they don't scare me because then I know. >> Okay. Well, I'm just trying to talk to you. I'm not trying to >> Well, and talk and quit like that at me cuz it don't work. Makes me more angry. >> Sounds >> When a man acts like they can dominate a woman is stupid. >> Okay. We're just out here with you because it sounds like you were some of >> No, I was standing here. He came to me. >> Okay. Well, it sounds like you made some inappropriate racial >> No, I didn't. That's what he said. I could tell you what he said. Would you believe me? and say it sounds like she said you said this >> [ __ ] He said >> no, it don't matter. In court of law, he said she said [ __ ] >> So don't bring that to me. >> Well, I'm just trying to make >> No. >> Are you going to Do you have ID on you? >> No, I'm not giving you ID. I ain't done nothing for you to ID me. >> What's your name? >> It don't matter. Ask him. He's the one that called you. You going to put on gloves? Like I'm going to arrest you. I got to put on gloves. Why? I >> Is that it? Is that what you're doing? >> I just like my hands. >> Let's go. He wants to arrest me. Let's go. He wants to arrest me. >> So, what's your name? >> He wants to arrest me. Go ahead. >> What's your name? >> I ain't giving you that. >> Okay. If you don't give me your name, you're going to go to jail. >> All right. Let's go. >> Okay. Place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> No, I ain't doing nothing wrong. >> You're under arrest for obstructing disorderly conduct. >> I ain't done nothing. >> And I don't know if you have any bonds or anything or if you're on probation. >> Me, too. We'll find out. We'll find out. So, we're going cuz I wouldn't give you my name. >> I tried to give you plenty of chances to talk to me to provide a >> what? He's the one that said it. >> I don't I'm not going to play these games of >> I didn't say that. >> Okay. So, you are going to jail. There's nothing changing my mind about that. >> At this point, the officers could only hope that she would cooperate [music] to prevent things from escalating further. But she knew that she had crossed the point of no return. [music] And instead of trying to make amends, she chose to burn the bridge behind her. >> That's all right. >> You're also going to have a no contact for who? >> Here. >> I hope. Where is this anyway? I don't know. >> What is this place? >> You have a t-shirt under this? >> Yeah. Okay. >> What is this place though for real? I'm asking. You ain't going to tell me. >> I mean, I don't know. You tell me. Where do you >> I don't know. I think I'm about to call home. >> You are correct. Oh, >> quit. I ain't got no What are you looking for? >> We have to empty all your pockets. >> Oh, what? >> We have to empty all your pockets by the jail. >> That's my freaking way. You trying to get my money? >> No. >> I have to buy policy. I have to >> What do you want? I ain't got no You think I'm a terrorist? Crazy weirdo. Little [ __ ] You all up in my You all up in my You all get out. Turn your turn. Turn your camera on. You all in my >> I need to >> You all in my titty. You're in my You're in my honey. You're in my >> Oh, well that I forgot about that. >> You're so naughty. Will you provide a a breath sample to see how much you've been drinking? >> Nope. >> All right. >> Get my lawyer. I want a lawyer. >> Who's your lawyer? >> I want a lawyer. >> Who's your lawyer? I'll call. >> You're getting unhappy. >> Have a seat back there. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. I love you. I LOVE YOU. I LOVE YOU. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> STOP MOVING. [screaming] >> STOP. >> Stop banging your head. 20 starting 32 break. [screaming] Stop doing that, ma'am. Stop doing that. [screaming] >> Oh, she's banging her head the whole time here. Yeah, she's yelling. >> Nope. >> Just going >> [music] >> While she continued to give the officers a hard time at the police station, the officers at the scene set about finding a way to seal her fate once and for all. Given how stubborn she was, they knew that without solid evidence, she could easily slip through their fingers. >> I uh I did I I him. He said he had some videos. Can you just grab them? >> All right, man. I just got this for sure. It's uh rights and resources, the victim of a crime. Sweet. >> Did you have videos? >> I do have some videos. >> Did you show him? >> I didn't. >> Okay. You just want to show me quick. >> She's trying to uh time up her racial comments to when my phone was put down. But >> all right, I'm going to give you one more chance to [ __ ] get the out of here. Okay. Get the >> And I put the phone down and she just make racial comments. But she's >> I would have gotten in the car, but she's making it seem like she's going to kick it or something. >> Why do you say that? Because coming from the generations, you are a disappointment in all people. >> She was later charged with obstructing and disorderly conduct. Just when you thought that these toxic citizens couldn't do anything worse, along comes this racist woman who learned the hard way after she crossed the line with her religious fanaticism. >> I apologize. I'm not a racist. I have friends that are Muslim. Okay? I have friends that are Muslim. On the 1st of April 2021, police officers responded to a call from a mall reporting a crazy customer who was causing a disturbance and insulting other customers on the grounds of their religion. When the officers arrived at the scene, having known what they needed to know, they proceeded to teach her that she couldn't just get away with harassing people in public. >> Probably put yourself in position to let them do that. >> That's a typical man. Typical typical man to say that. >> Ma'am, no weapons on you or anything like that. >> No. Here. >> No. No. That's okay. Stand up for me, please. No, >> just make sure y >> I don't turn around. I don't want to touch you. >> I need a pocket. >> Great. Under rush for battery. >> I didn't do any battery. >> No. When you spit on people, that's battery. >> No, I did not. Listen, he verbally abused me. >> Well, that doesn't give you the right to spit on them. Guess what? You verbally abused me as soon as I got here. That spit on you? >> No. >> You're under arrest for battery. No, you're definitely doing that. >> Yeah, they're handcuffs. They're not for comfort. >> Can I take my purse? >> Absolutely. Come on. >> Oh, please don't. No. >> Oh, no. You're definitely going to jail. Let's go. walk. >> Unbelievable. >> Mhm. >> Can I leave my car here? >> That's absolutely fine. Sure. >> Yeah. This is unbelievable. Unbelievable. Officer, this is unbelievable. >> Unbelievable. Unbelievable. >> Well, I'll get a good attorney. >> God bless you. >> Yep. God bless me. God, cuz I'm a Christian. >> Christians don't talk like you. >> No, but you know what? I just went through Can I put that in my purse? >> I need to collect your property. You're a prisoner now. I need to collect your belongings. >> I've never been a prisoner. Well, you are tonight. >> Please. Please don't. >> No, you're going to jail. >> Please don't. >> Open your hand. What is this? >> Just my Kleenex. >> Okay. So, let it go. >> Well, can you give me a Kleenex? >> Officer, please tell me. >> Just get Yeah, just they said they desire prosecution. >> Two seconds ago. >> They said no now cuz they told me yes. >> They told me no. >> Confirm for me. >> Do this. Please. >> I didn't do anything. >> How about you just stand there and stop talking? How about we do that? How about we do that? That doesn't give you an excuse to act the way that you're acting. >> What? Just stop talking. >> At this point, she had started realizing how terrible it was for her to go around insulting people's religions. But this time, an apology alone couldn't undo the damage she had done, and she needed to pay for her actions. >> This officer saw me last night. I've been having a lot happening in my life. Really? You think that's going to happen? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry for everything. >> But you can you apologize, too. >> I apologize. I'm not a racist. I have friends that are Muslim. >> Oh, that hurts. You're hurting my hand. >> Well, they're handcuffs. They're not for comfort. >> Well, I've never had handcuffs. >> So, that's a no. Okay. So, those those same Muslims that you were talking [ __ ] to just decided your fate and they elected to not prosecute. >> God bless you. >> Yeah. God bless them because if it was up to me, you'd be going to jail. >> But they decided as the victim that you are not going to jail. >> Oh, >> I suggest you watch your mouth because >> the partic shut up. Listen. The particular group that you decide to mouth off to were professional and were nice. Some people might kick you in your face and they're going to come pick up the pieces. So, I suggest you watch your mouth. >> However, immediately she sensed the air of freedom and it didn't take long before she decided to be an awful Karen again. a proof that contrary to the impression she was giving the cops before, she wasn't a bit remorseful. >> Officer saw me last night, he knows I'm not a bad person. You I don't know you. I just thought you were having issues yesterday >> because of my uh card. My father was with the army. He was a captain in the army. >> Did anybody get a 14? >> Look at Look what you did to my >> You should be going to jail. >> Huh? >> Oh, you grab your belong. >> Can you get me my purse, please? >> Hey, you gra Hey, you got you got a 14. >> No, I'm getting No, I thought I thought he was holding it. Get your stuff and leave. >> What do I do with this? >> What do you do with what? >> Oh, that hurts. >> That's unfortunate. >> Well, I've never had this happen to me. >> Then keep your mouth shut and you won't have it happen again. >> Talk to me. >> Literally, keep your mouth shut cuz you spit on somebody. >> Listen, you you don't know what he did to me. >> You don't have the right to ask me how to talk to you when you're disrespecting people. >> He disrespected me first. >> Literally spitting on people. Gather your belongings, count your blessings, and leave. >> Listen, I'm a Christian. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, you need to lift that up. >> And I go to Calvary Chapel. You need to That's concerning. >> Yeah. Very concerning. >> Yeah. We'll talk to Pastor Doug. I think >> I will actually I will talk to Pastor Doug and let her know how you feel about >> different rel. Okay. >> Yeah. >> 11 a.m. Good night. >> All right. Good night. >> Thank you, officer. >> Have a good night, ma'am. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, officer. >> In the end, she was allowed to go home without paying for her actions. Speaking of cops rescuing immigrants from toxic citizens, these Wisconsin officers stepped in to protect immigrants who are victims of 63-year-old Elizabeth Titus' road rage racism. >> Her car rolled down the window and she called her, you know, they're painting their faces black and she just points at me, you get away from my car, you know, blah blah blah. >> Godamn it. Get out of the car. Open the door. >> He's a criminal. Yes, he is. >> All right, have a seat. >> And they killed a couple. >> All right, we're sitting. Let's go. >> On January the 16th, 2023 in Whitefish [music] Bay, Wisconsin, police got a call about a woman outside a community center, shouting racist slurs and stirring up trouble for people just trying [music] to go about their day. Officers headed over not knowing that they were about to meet someone who seemed determined to make the wrong kind of scene. >> How are you? >> Good. >> Good. I'm looking for Jamie, I believe. The person who got out of the car, what did they exactly do? >> I think she sat in her car. She did not get out of her car. Right. >> Correct. >> Um yelled at members walking in. >> Okay. What was she yelling? >> Um >> that's the other reason I wanted kind of a private room. I figured >> a lot of a lot of >> Yeah. >> Um some racist language. She pulled one member. So, she left the driveway. >> Which way did she leave? >> She headed north on Santa. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Pulling out. >> Um, she had one of our members stop their car, roll down the window, and she called her a They're painting their faces black. They're using something to put in diapers, some type of whatever. And then she threw mayo packet and chapstick at >> Yeah. Like garbage out of her car. She threw garbage out of her car at somebody. >> I have those members here. I don't know if you >> Yeah, I wouldn't mind talking to him. Um just in case I can find out who this actually is. Okay. So, who's the first person that encountered her? >> We thought the vehicle was stalled. [music] Okay. She drives by, shouts something at us, points and stuff, and I'm thinking, "What?" You know, and it was not nice. Uh, and so I kind of ran up to the building to get to her vehicle to say, "What?" [music] You know, like she needed some help or something. I didn't know. And she just points at me, "You get away from my car, you flex, you know, blah blah blah." And I said, "Whoa, whoa." I said, "Why?" You know, and she just get away, you know, and [music] just just yelling. And she was talking to herself when I approached her vehicle >> and she started screaming at me. You, [music] you know, and uh I was like, "Why? What are you doing?" And then she took some garbage and threw it at me. >> Moving. Am I coming in? [music] And then she went like this. So like I rolled down my window. And then um she said, "We're painting [music] everyone's faces black and they're using desitin diaper cream to put black dye." >> On that same day, an officer spotted the vehicle in question and pulled it over to clear things up. But instead of answers, all he got was a fresh [music] knot in an already tangled mess. >> Can you roll down the window for me? >> Doesn't work. Well, your plates are expired. Your sticker's expired. Okay, that's fine. That's fine. Can Can you roll down your window? No. Okay. So, I came on this side. That way you don't get wet or anything. No. Do you have your ID that you could show me then at least? What do you mean? 146. She's taking off on me. Southbound Armor. Just like every terrible decision she made that day, trying to outrun a police cruiser in a battered old Dodge Caravan was peak stupidity. And you'd think decades of doing this would have taught her something, especially since the driver turned out to be 63-year-old Elizabeth Titus. 146 What? >> Don't reach. Don't reach. [screaming] Godamn it. I need my curse. Get out of the car. Open the door. >> Get out of the car. >> Why are you doing this? >> You're chasing from me. You're chasing me from sword. Jack, I'm not upset. No, no, I shouldn't be upset. I need my things. You broke my window. You did what to me? No. What are you over? No, there's nothing over. I haven't done anything. >> What are you talking about? What's over? I haven't done anything. [cheering] You're hurting my wrist. You're hurting me. What are you doing? You're hurting me. I I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. Why are you doing this to me? >> Stop resisting. >> Oh, god damn it. You're hurting me. I haven't done anything. >> I haven't done anything. >> They chased me from sort of what I told them to check. She asked me about the registration of my vehicle and she said, "What?" >> Yeah. And then you said what? I said, "No, then I have to go there because you can't be trusted. >> You refused to check." She came on the passenger side and she gun. >> No, I asked you for me. She threatened. She threatened me. No, she >> stop. She stole my keys. my post keys before I don't pull my hair. People, what are you doing? >> You got any weapons on you, ma'am? >> You chased me. >> White Fish Bay. >> Yep. >> Yep. White folks. >> What? >> That's what? >> That's nothing but nothing like getting it all wet. >> And now you busted my window and now I have what? >> All right. >> All right. Now what? >> I haven't done anything. What can you cuff me in the front? I have a physical disability and you're hurting me. I cannot >> We're trying to We're not trying to hurt you. Okay. We'll do we'll do another set of >> What's your first >> We're going to take this cuff off. Put another cuff on you. All right. >> I don't know, man. >> Just so it gets a little bit just just so it gets a little bit more. >> Can you please take this loose? >> No, that's what we're doing. >> I haven't done anything. There was no one. >> I don't know. That hurts on my wrist. Can you please loosen that that safety lock on your >> You've got it twisted. You got my arm twisted backwards. This hurts. >> This hurts my arm. >> Okay, we'll get you. >> You've been letting people get what? You've been letting people get what? Don't pat me on the back and do anything. >> What do you know about me? You've He's gone back and forth and now you're Can you just go? >> That's our vehicle right there. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I can't leave it there. >> I don't I know. We'll deal with it. We'll deal with it. Yep. Thank you. You're the boss. >> You got to go. >> Okay. Can you go somewhere? Hey, can someone get this guy out of here for me? >> I'm out of here, >> please. >> Johnson, partner, can you get this guy away from us, please? We don't know who he is. >> He's a criminal. Yes, he is. >> All right, have a seat. >> And a couple. >> All right, we're sitting. Let's go. Let's go. >> For real. Hold on. >> We're not We're not playing anymore. >> Can you fix this? It's the only car. >> All right, we got to get you. >> I'm already bleeding, but that's okay. You're not taking me to any hospital. Why? Why are you using your knee to get my ankle in? >> Cuz you're not moving. >> I not fast enough for you. I'm a physical CIA. >> Hey, I got pics. >> You got your cuffs back? I got back. >> Okay, good. Good. All right. >> And then uh I got pictures. You guys got to coming. >> Uh I don't know. Did we call for a tow yet? >> Yeah, on the way on the way. >> Get her out of here. Always clear all the stuff. >> I got there's a bullet hole on the one side. >> Yeah, that's We were looking for a vehicle with a window smashed. So that all makes sense. >> In the end, she was charged with seconddegree recklessly endangering [music] safety, fleeing from an officer, resisting an officer, and good old-fashioned disorderly conduct.