Wait [Music] a minute. [Applause] >> When the alcohol is high, the reason disappears and the consequences cannot be expected the next morning. >> I will I will get off my you hater. What the is wrong with you? Just one minute of being drunk and losing control can turn you from a normal person into an assaulter and a rioter. Let's look at the following situation. Seemingly normal morning at work, but just a few minutes later, the police had to rush in because an employee suddenly went crazy. January 31, 2025, the police were called after receiving a report of an employee at work losing control, attacking co-workers, and destroying property. The police tried to handle the situation gently, but little did they know, it was just the beginning of a storm. >> Nothing. I I was telling my supervisor nothing's going on and she told me that I seemed out of it and I was like, "I'm tired. I work two jobs. Like, it's Friday. Like, I have to go to my other job, my yoga studio, and clean up and go to work." >> Sure. >> That's it. That's understandable. >> And that was it. >> And that was it. >> Um, did did you physically go after anybody? Did anybody physically go after you? >> They just I just kept asking them like what's wrong? Like I didn't do anything like what's wrong with it? And I I just kept pleading to them. I was like I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. And and that was it. But it wasn't anything like me being aggressive to them or at least I didn't think it was being aggressive. >> Did anybody put their hands on you? >> No. >> Okay. And you didn't put your hands on anybody else? Okay. Um, how much sleep did you get last? >> I got 8 hours. >> You got 8 hours. What time did you start this job today? >> Um, it would have been at 7. >> So, 7 in the morning. >> So, when I woke up would have been 7. By the time I got here, it would have been 8:00. >> Okay. So, and then you work what? 8 to >> 8 to now. >> 8 to now. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. Um, has this ever happened before? They've never approached you? >> No. >> Okay. This is new. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink? >> No. >> Okay. Do you are you somebody that does drink alcohol? >> Occasionally, but not today. >> Not today. Okay. Um >> especially not because I'm working. >> Okay. So, that's never something like you go on your lunch break and maybe have a treat or anything like that. Okay. No. >> What about um any type of like medicine you're on or anything like that? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> So, you just feel tired? >> Um could be, but this is every Friday. Like this is something. >> Do you have days off? What are your days off? >> No, >> I mean on Monday through Friday and then I So when I go and clean at the yoga studio is Monday, th Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. So it's not like it's just >> from mild denial to screaming and violence. She had landed herself in legal trouble in just a few short minutes. >> Or I could just get a PBT and you could blow into it and [ __ ] shows, right? Or is it not? No, at that point it's that's whatever you guys think. >> I just want to make sure you're good to drive. She sure wouldn't want you to get behind the wheel and have an accident. And you don't need that in your life, right? You don't need a DUI cuz you could leave here, head yourself into another town, and then something else bad happens. >> So, if I gave you a period test, would you go to zero? You can just shake your head yes or no. I don't care. I'm not going to tell your boss it's not it's not my place to tell your boss. >> I mean, it's not my place to tell anything. >> My concern is you don't drive. had too much to drink. >> I mean, I'm fine right now and there's nothing to >> Would it be okay? How about this? Would it be best if you called a friend or a family member or an Uber to to have you leave for tonight and come get your car later? >> Sure. >> Does that sound fair? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I like that. I appreciate that. Okay. >> Oh, good job. >> Hey, we're not going to have any >> We're not going to have any [ __ ] Don't walk out. >> Good job. >> Where are you? Keep walking. >> Good. Good job. >> Keep walking. >> Hey, keep walking. >> All right, that's it. >> Wait. Hey, Joe. If you can give me a cup. All right, don't move. I'm going to make this so they don't tighten up on you. Okay, >> don't move. Is there an exit that way or no? >> Oh, you >> Jenny, we're going to get you up. Okay, >> we're not looking to fight with you. Okay. >> Oh, I know. >> All right, I'm going to help you up. Ready? One just help me. Can you help me? >> Sure. That's fine. >> Not you. >> That's fine. >> You're going to sit up and walk up. >> You good? I'll be right back. >> Can you? >> Yeah. Can you just open it all, please? >> Oh, can you just open up? >> This way. >> Can you just open up? >> Can I get myself? >> I'll grab your stuff. I'll grab your stuff. >> Officer, please. Okay. >> Handcuffs, insults, screams echoing throughout the work area. The incident quickly spiraled out of control. Just one wrong decision and career and freedom would all be gone. >> You were the most terrible manager ever. You never gave me. You were terrible. >> I will you up. I will you up. 132. Give me a second. >> Shut the up. Shut the up. You stupid. >> Did you get hit, ma'am? >> Okay. >> Good thing. >> Let me go get my car. >> Sure. >> Squirtly. >> I was trying to have somebody open up a door. >> Were you telling me when you got here? >> Yeah. Don't kick me. >> Stop. You've already been charged with aggravated battery. >> Every time. >> Don't move. Are you injured? >> No. You're asking me right now if I'm injured. My right cough is injured. You idiot. You're a idiot cop right now. >> Don't look at me. >> You are a idiot. If you're telling me that if my if anything is injured, you're a idiot. cuz you were injuring my right hand >> right now. >> Don't move. >> Oh, you >> don't move, Jennifer. >> Don't move. Don't move. >> Don't move. The same [ __ ] It's the same [ __ ] you guys are putting us through. What the [ __ ] You want me to hold the door? >> You hold the door. Yeah. >> Yeah. You want me to stand up? >> Yeah. Go ahead. Hold on. Let me uh search it real quick. >> Look, I I have to check you before you get in my car. >> Go ahead, ma'am. >> Please don't. Please don't kick me. Please don't do anything by >> I'm not doing [ __ ] to you. Just do it. Just shut the up. Justing do it, ma'am. You have nothing. Jenny was charged with aggravated assault on a police officer and supervisor, obstruction of justice, and criminal damage. These are serious crimes that can be prosecuted. Was this the result of fatigue, or was something more serious going on? Next, a child runs down the street followed by a woman with hate in her eyes and a rock in her hand. What happened? off me. >> Get off my hair. What the is wrong? >> She walked in, didn't say a word, just threw it in his face and turned away. But that was just the beginning of a tense legal drama that dragged the entire online community into it. >> Court date. She was a court date on the 15th from spray painting on my property. Officer Roes, B O G S. Roes was really cool and he followed up and he kind of got her to admit when she did this criminal property damage and he was like, "You got to court date." He came by and told me right after he done with her. >> I was basically right at the right at that entryway there and I saw her approaching me and I just walked by her cuz I was like, I want to get her out of the store. She's mad at me. She's going to yell at me whenever. She'll follow me. Took about two, three steps, got right to about where she is and she just chucked this drink at me. I'm fine. Like I'm not like, "Oh, my neck hurts too." But she I had them uh >> I can obviously see your spilled on you. Yeah. >> Yeah. And I had these two took a picture of me cuz >> same kind of issues as before. Blank stare behavior. >> I didn't catch much of it honestly. Like I was very surprised to see her standing in front of me and yeah, she had that vibe. She just goes, "You're a psycho." And that's what she said before. >> The victim's accusations paint a disturbing picture being followed. having her house painted, being publicly slandered, and the police had every reason to act. >> Hello. Are you Janice? I'm officer of Champagne Police. Um, so reason why I'm here. Do you know someone named Matthysse? Well, he he said that um a couple Saturdays ago, so it' be on the 14th, September 14th, that you went in the store and threw a cup of water on him. You remember that? >> Why are you guys here about that? >> I'm just here to talk to you about it. Because this is a normal matter that police typically handle. >> Mhm. This is So, so you did pour the water or throw the water on that day. >> I'm sure we can do this. >> Okay. >> We're going to be placing under arrest. >> What is this? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> This is so not right. >> You're under arrest for battery. Okay. >> Oh my god. Put your hand behind your back. resisting on top of that clock. Okay. >> No. No, I'm not doing this. I'm not doing this. This is ridiculous. >> Do you want to charge for resisting? >> I don't care. This is ridiculous. He assaulted me. Nobody did anything. Nobody wants to You guys >> stop ridiculous. Get off me. Stop off me. >> Stop. Not like you guys haven't already done enough damage. Just keep at it until >> When the police came knocking on the door, she smiled until they said three words, "You are under arrest." What followed was a storm of screaming, struggling, and more accusations. >> Stop. I love it. This is so amazing. Get off my hair. What the is wrong with you people? Oh my god. This is not going to happen. Stop. Yeah. Just do back up. >> Okay. This is so unlawful. Are you kidding me? We're throwing a cup of water. >> That was so tight. >> on somebody. >> This is resist. >> Insane. hurting me. Let go. >> Stop resisting >> for throwing a cup of water. >> No. >> And knee me in the groin. >> Oh, because I'm being You guys are so good at doing your jobs. >> You're welcome to move. >> I will. Don't worry. >> A cup of tea. a 911 call and three serious crimes. This story will make you think twice before letting your emotions get the best of you, especially when the cameras are rolling. >> Okay, I'm just searching you. Okay, so just cooperate. Okay, I'm going to use the back of my hand to search your bra. Okay, >> don't even have one on sprain ankle. Get off of me. >> Yes. Let's go. Why is this happening? Okay, >> your wrist is fine. >> No, it's not. How can you feel what my wrist feels like? Do you have that capability? >> Cuz that would be amazing. >> Put your feet in. >> Can't move my ankles. Strength. Do you guys take everyone who pour water on people to jail? >> Can I have the statistics of that? >> It's battery. >> No, it's not. Can I have your >> transport the suspect to the police station? [Music] >> No. >> No. >> Why are you upset? was the original. >> Um, and then a bat and then there's this. >> Okay. So, let's not make it any worse and get more charges. I just need you to cooperate with it. All right. >> So, let's get your feet out. Come on. In Illinois, under section 720 ILKs 5311, assault class A is punishable by up on prison and a fine of up to $2,500. Probation may be imposed or restitution may be required to the victim. Weldon was charged with three counts of assault, drink throwing, resisting arrest, and aggravated assault during arrest. His trial date is set for June 2025. Old love comes without invitation, but comes in an unusual way. The end result will be going straight to jail. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much.