resistance. I didn't touch it. >> These queens of chaos thought a few screams would make the officers back down, but the handcuffs were only the beginning. >> No, that's it. Back up. Oh my [screaming] god. NO. They went to the bar looking for trouble, then left facing charges powerful enough to turn one wild night into lasting consequences. The moment the handcuffs appeared, the women began struggling, screaming, and denying everything. But what they did next forced the officers to take stronger action. >> Relax. Easy. Relax. Relax. Say hello. >> Get off. She's not hurt. >> Are you going to arrest her? >> Relax. >> Stay facing the wall. I'm dealing with you right now. >> NO. NO. THAT'S IT. BACK UP. I'M NOT back up. Guys, back up, guys. Guys, back up. Back up. Guys, back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. All right. All right, we got to back up. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Everybody back up. >> IF YOU DON'T BACK UP, YOU GET >> BACK UP. BACK UP, GUYS. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> WHERE'S MY BAG? WHERE'S MY BAG? >> You better relax. YOU BETTER RELAX. >> Give me my bag, bro. >> Look the other way. LOOK THE OTHER WAY. GIVE ME MY BAG, BRO. What are you going to do, bro? Give me my bag. On the way to the patrol car, their apologies quickly gave way to pulling away, defying commands, and increasingly uncontrollable outbursts. >> Stop, ma'am. Man, stop pulling. >> SIR, GET BACK. >> OKAY, RELAX. RELAX. You got to get back. >> Back. Get back, man. >> Get back. >> Hold on. Hold on. You have any property on you? No, I don't think so. Can you check my pockets if I have it? >> Okay. >> Can you Can you please find this, bro? All my life I I will not do anything. Can you please loosen me? I have my anxiety. >> All right. So, again, just try and take a breath. >> Just give me a minute. I can't do it right now. >> There's about 90 people here. >> I don't give a >> Just walk over here with me. >> Yo, Teddy, where's your car? >> Where's your car? Right there. Right there. >> Can you loosen? >> Yeah. One. We're going to our headquarters. Just give us two seconds. Just walk her off. Just walk around. You just walk over. >> Now, can you grab my gloves that were on the ground? >> Where are they? >> They were on the ground right by 20. >> Please just loosen the walk over. What are you going to do? >> Um, Gucci, please. >> At the station, one woman repeatedly blamed her anxiety, demanded that the handcuffs be removed, and challenged the process. But the camera continued recording everything. >> Are you fighting each other? >> Yes, sir. >> Just hang out over here. >> Can you get my bread? >> Yes. Yes. I told you I'm going to work with you. Give me two seconds. Bring your stuff. Come this way. >> Somebody in there. >> Got to rest in there, man. >> Just keep her in there. Keep it right there. >> You okay, man? I'm just here. Try to just relax. All right. I pretend to find you. >> You want to have a seat? You want to have a seat? >> No, don't touch me. >> Well, you're under arrest, so I have to >> Don't touch me. Shut up. >> No, that's not how it works. >> Shut up. >> That's not how it works. >> Shut up. You asking me for a seat. Shut up. >> You could sit down. >> I don't want to sit, so I'm going to sit by the seat. Okay, >> that's it. >> Okay. >> Listen, you can make this easy or difficult. >> You made this. >> I don't know why you're making it difficult. You already offered me the seat, so I'm going to stand by the seat. Okay, >> perfect. >> So, stop talking. >> So, what's going to happen is I'm going to take it off. If you're going to throw your hand down the wall, do not turn around. Do not throw your hand. >> Can you grab my bag? Cuz that's a that I don't >> Yo, can you just grab the black bag that's on the table? >> Stand by. Stand by. Stand by. Everybody stand by. Hold on. Can somebody give me a self key? >> By the way, someone stole my phone. >> All right. Well, do a report for that as well. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm just waiting for >> I'm not even I'm not even like trying to fight with you. >> I get it. I just >> Yeah, that's it. That's it. >> I have super. I get to take a breath. We're going to get you. We're going to put you in a cell by yourself just so you can relax. >> But I just want to >> Another woman appeared in tears, claiming to be the victim while fearing that her career would collapse before the true consequences were even revealed. >> What is your name? >> I think I just tightened my cuffs. It hurts really bad. >> Okay. All right. What is your name? Who is your name? >> Is it Nicole? >> Kayla. Please shut up. Please. Please shut up. my earrings. Sorry, I know what you ask. >> You're okay. >> I know, but please shut up. I've never been in this situation. >> I've never been here. I've never even gotten parking ticket. >> Please shut up. Please calm down. >> Kayla, look at me. Kayla, >> breathe. Breathe. Cuz you didn't like these people. >> I'm scared. >> I don't like [snorts] >> Kayla. I don't like these people. Kayla is not the right thing to say right now. >> Please. Please. >> I really tighten my C. I don't know if it was small, but can you help me out, please? I listen, man. They're good. Thank you. Okay, ma'am. What is your name? Yes. Hit me in the face. Punched me down. >> He punched me multiple times. >> Okay. >> We don't have a male in custody here. >> Well, he hit us multiple times in the face. >> You know who he was? >> He was a tall guy wearing a gray shirt. He had brown hair and he was wearing like bluish pants. >> Okay. >> He was with that girl that had the blue shirt on. >> Gotcha. Okay. All four suspects were arrested for battery. The woman with braided hair faced an additional resisting charge, while the woman in the blue shirt was also charged with resisting and disorderly intoxication. Next, the woman insisted that she was the victim, repeatedly demanding that the officers take him away, but suspicious gaps were beginning to appear in her own story. >> What happened tonight? >> What's your name? >> He's It's Chloe Ron. He slapped me in the face cuz he don't like what I'm saying to him. Okay. What's uh what's what's his history to you? >> That's my baby dad of five years. We got two kids. >> I'm done. I'm over it. You can take him. Take him. I'm not protecting his ass. >> So, what was going on tonight? Have you guys been drinking? >> Yes. Yes, sir. You I've never pressed charges on this man. I am done. I will write a statement. I am done. I WANT TO BURY HIS ASS. I'M DONE. I AM DONE. I'm I'm going to my mom's. I want to bury him. He is in his mama's house right now. >> Okay. So, that's his mom's house for you. >> Yes, sir. >> So, one more time, can you explain to me what happened? >> He did not like what I was saying. He hit me in the face in the car. >> What are you guys arguing about? >> The usual. The usual. Our kids. Our situation. Me. >> Are your kids here? >> No, my kids are with my mom. We are in a DCS situation. >> All right. Uh what's his name? >> Is >> I just I can't I am done >> not being very for my keys. I'm cosign >> inside. I have my keys. I cosign on the car. >> I am cosign on this car. >> Where did he where did he slap you at? >> In the car. In the face. >> Where at? In the face. >> In the face. He just >> Listen, I understand it's a stressful situation. I just I need you to try to calm down. >> No, he just lost. >> Okay. Listen, listen listen. I'm trying to I'm trying to understand. I just need you to try to calm down a little bit so so we can get everything. So where in the face? >> In the face. Right here. Right here. It's nothing new. >> Listen. >> I got I wasn't there. So everything where it on your face. >> In the fa right here. Right here. Right here. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> He struck out. When the other side of the story emerged, the woman continued loudly denying everything, even bringing up her own history of violence as though it would somehow save her. >> You were in the front passenger. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You guys were driving down the road? >> Yes. I said I sucked his homeboy's. Maybe true, maybe not. And he punched me in the face. He's a Yeah. >> Did he punch you with open hand? >> No. Close. Closed. >> Okay. >> Closed hand. >> What hand did he hit you with? I don't know. I don't know. >> Okay. >> He thinks it's Yes, I've been drinking, but I usually never report abort on him. >> Okay. Listen, can you just >> And I've been waiting. >> Listen, I need you to lower your voice a little bit. Okay. >> I did not put my hands on her. I didn't touch her. >> How did she strike you? >> She swung and hit me while I was driving. >> Like the hand, the fist with >> I won't know. I don't can't tell you if it was hand or slap or fist. But >> you got hit in the face. >> I tried to drive to here. Got here. My stepfather opened the door and I came in here and sat down. >> Do you have any marks or injuries? >> I from three four nights ago my eye, if you want to put the light on me. >> She gave me a black eye, but I didn't call the cops. >> My right eye. >> Yeah, I see. You got a black eye? >> Yeah. And I didn't call the cops because I didn't want any problems with her. >> You feel me? >> Do you want to press charges tonight? >> I don't want to press any charges, but I would like her to leave me. I don't want nothing to happen to her. I just would I would I I would really appreciate it if you can either um >> So, she says she's co-signing the car. If she were to leave, are you okay with her taking the car? >> No. If she's co-signing the car, but she doesn't have a license. >> The sad part is she had her license suspended. >> What What set it off tonight? Was it just >> What set off tonight is my mother told her, "You met my son. My son had a life before he met you." >> Mhm. >> And she didn't like what my mother told her. So she walked out my mother's door right there on the porch. Take me back to the store and get more liquor. I looked at her. I said, "Um, well babe, I I don't want to do that." You feel me? You I said, "Okay, me, but make sure you respect my family." And I walked out the door. When I walked out the door, take me back to the store. You your ain't [ __ ] You ain't [ __ ] I took her back to the Wymore store. She bought three or two or three more shooters. I drew her back here. My mother can tell you. >> When the officers made their decision, she immediately resisted, pulled her arms away, screamed, and turned the investigation into uncontrollable chaos. >> And I'll say I did it and I don't give a No, I told him I sucked your homeboy's lowering your voice. >> Yes, sir. >> There's people right here. >> Okay. I'm sorry, but I'm okay. All right. [clears throat and snorts] No, I did not touch him. Okay. >> I did not touch him. And I would I admit to police. >> So you you said with a closed fist he hit you, right? >> Yes, sir. >> How hard of a hit? No. >> I'm not trying to say you're lying on cuz like right now as of right now, you >> No, cuz he hits he hits to insult feelings. He doesn't hit to injure. He hurts to hurt feelings. That's what he does cuz his feelings are hurt >> cuz I told him I suck. >> You need to look up your cuz that's supposed to defend you somehow. >> Cuz you will see I I have one and then the rest of the time it's battery against the ugly ass roommate that he forced me to stay with and it's been a whole shebang. >> I mean from there. >> Not that they were taking that into account but if I was that would just make you look like an aggressor regardless. >> How? cuz he sounds like you have a history of being violent with with multiple people. >> No, it's not me. It's self-defense. >> But you see why that doesn't make any sense why I would look at that. >> Sir, it's self-defense. >> Okay. >> She just got off probation >> for assaulting me in front of my mother's house. >> So, she got off or got on? >> Excuse me? >> You said she just got on or got off probation? >> She just got off. >> All right. Go ahead and stand up for me. >> Yes, sir. >> Step away from the the door, please. >> Oh. So tonight you are going to be the one going to jail. >> No. For what? >> Turn around. Put your hands behind you. >> Sir, what did I do? >> Put your hands behind. >> I did not touch. >> If you keep yelling, if you keep yelling, get this all together. Listen to me. >> What did I do? >> I didn't touch. >> Stop yelling or you have another charge on you. You don't want >> I will explain it in a second. But I'm going to put you in handcuff. I do that. >> You have my word. I will explain it to you. >> Officer, >> just give him a second. >> What? Don't shoot. >> What did I do? What's up? >> Are you kidding? What did I do? >> Resistance. >> I didn't do anything. >> Give me your hand now. >> What did I do? >> I didn't touch him. OH, >> WHAT DID I DO? >> NOW YOU'RE GETTING A RESISTING ARREST, GEORGE. >> HOW? HOW? HOW AM I RESISTING? WHAT A [screaming] >> STAND UP. >> WHAT a >> walk. >> What arrest, sir? Oh my god. What a >> stand. >> What did I do? >> Once placed inside the patrol car, she continued kicking the door. swearing and provoking the officers, but every action quietly added to the price she would have to pay. >> Oh my god. >> OH MY GOD. >> Stop screaming. >> JUST GO BACK INSIDE. >> HEY, STOP. >> WHAT DID I DO? >> STOP YELLING. >> What did I do? >> Get another chance. >> HE HIT ME. >> HE HIT ME. [screaming] >> [laughter] >> Are you serious? [laughter] Oh my [screaming] god. Y >> OH, YOU [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] Y WHAT DID I DO? I DIDN'T HIT HIM. YES. [laughter] What the >> No. What am I being arrested with? What am I doing? I didn't do anything. Sir, tell me. Give me my Please. Give me my stuff. What did I do? Please. WHAT DID I DO? I DIDN'T do anything. Please. I didn't do [ __ ] What did I do? WHAT DID I DO? OFFICER, what did I do? Officer, please. >> You didn't even have a message in another. HELLO. [screaming] OH, you I am never speaking you again. AGAIN. Give me MY [ __ ] GIVE ME MY [ __ ] [screaming] >> What are you doing? What are you doing, [ __ ] >> Hey, stop. Stop. If you kick him, there's some bad LEO. It's going to be a felony. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yes. Under Florida law, disorderly intoxication is a secondderee misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. The woman was charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest. She called the police to bury her boyfriend, but ended up digging a hole for herself. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.