Yes, you're an invited guest. But once you become disruptive and someone doesn't want you here, you're no longer an invited guest. >> You're going to jail for battery. >> I'm going to leave. I'm leaving. Okay, I'm really I PROMISE I'M LEAVING. >> KAREN CAME OVER TO TALK, BUT instead turned the house into a fighting arena and the man closest to her was about to pull her into consequences [music] she could not argue away. >> On the ground. Do it now. You're going to get tased. >> Oh my god. >> These unhinged girlfriends thought a few threats would make everyone back down, but the chaos was only the beginning of an extremely costly night. After being ordered to leave the house, Alicia refused to back down, repeatedly moving closer, interrupting and turning every warning into a dangerous challenge. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> You ready for it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Uh, my name's Alicia. >> I'll I'll give you a fist bump. I don't shake >> I don't want to do that. This is my boyfriend. >> Okay. >> Speak up. >> So, she's having like a manic episode or a >> Wait. Who's having a manic episode? Okay. >> That is his wife. He doesn't deal with her. >> wife are separated. >> So, um >> So, are you guys like all friends? Is that why you're hanging out over here? Like what's going on? >> Well, so me and her hang out and they stay away from each other cuz they don't get along. Okay. But like I said, she's been having a manic manic episode and they come >> Who's been having a manic episode? >> Uh, Alicia. >> Okay. >> She's just really intoxicated. I asked you to leave. It kind of became like a yelling match. We didn't touch each other. >> Okay. >> What? I don't I How do we know everybody here? >> Okay, so my name's Jessica. >> Mhm. >> I called. Apparently she called too. >> Yeah, that's right. >> That's Alicia. She's a friend with my husband. >> Okay. >> Friends. She just lives right around the corner. >> Okay. >> She don't live that far, so she could walk home. >> So, your husband, what's his name? >> Alan. >> Alan. They're friends and she just came over just to hang out tonight? >> Just to hang out. >> Okay. >> They do all the time. It's fine, but she was driving past a lot, honking at horn, going ballistic. I wasn't around. >> Okay, so he invited her over? >> Yeah, and I just asked, "Hey, I got to go to bed early. I got to be at work. I got to be at 4:30." His friend is inside. They were playing video games. I'm like, "Hey, you know, the you need to entertain him. I need to go to bed, too." She won't leave. And I'm like, "You need to leave." She won't leave. I said, "This is my home. This is my property and I'm telling you to leave." After a while, I was like, "All right, I'm calling the cops." And she goes, "Well, call them." I was like, "Okay, I'm going to go inside, let him cool it off. Maybe he can talk her into walking." Cuz I really don't want to call the cops. >> So, who all lives here? You, your children? >> My husband. >> Your husband. I'm sorry, what was his name again? >> Alan. >> Alan. So, you, Alan, your children, and then >> My mother. >> Okay. Your mother. >> He has a friend over. His friend and they're playing video games. They were putting my e-bike together. >> Okay, he's not having any issues with you? >> No. No, he's fine. He hasn't even been outside. He's like, "I don't want to be anywhere near it." Yeah, he's he has nothing to do He don't want nothing to do with that. >> I I smelled the alcohol on you, okay? >> And I would have fight her. >> Okay. >> And that's why I'm glad she called. >> Okay. >> Cuz I would have punched her in the face. >> Here's the thing, Alicia, all right? >> I'm not on my own property, blah, blah, blah. Get out of here. Go. I know. >> Just when the handcuffs seemed to have ended the incident, Alicia made another move that nearly destroyed any chance she had of being shown mercy. >> Or we give you a ride home. >> but I'm not going to home. >> You have to stay here. >> him. >> You're about to him. You could him at your house. >> Wherever I want. >> Not here. You don't live here. >> I will. >> No, ma'am. >> I will. >> Okay. >> alcoholic like that. She is the You'll see it. She switches and she won't stop. She likes to antagonize. >> So, I I I'll just say this. You guys You already said that you guys were in an argument. Nothing became physical, right? >> Nothing became physical. >> You called us, right? You wanted assistance, right? >> I did not. >> You did call us. >> I did not. >> Can you give me your address? I'll give you a ride home. >> to you and I'm not going home with you. >> Can you call someone to come pick you up? >> It doesn't matter. You got to leave. >> I don't have to leave. >> You do. >> No, ma'am. >> You got to go. >> No, ma'am. >> Okay, so if if he's asked her to leave, then we'll we'll get her off of the property. >> I'm just saying so since he invited her, we're going to have to get him to >> I just I just can't handle it because one I'm I'm a very dominant person. I don't want to argue. I don't want to fight. When it comes to my domain, I want her out. >> I got you. >> Yeah, and this is a safety thing between us. She's actually a really nice person, but when she alcohol's in her, she is a tourist. >> Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> No, I don't know. >> No. >> Are you able to give her a ride home? >> Yeah, I can give her >> Okay. >> Okay, bye. >> No, ma'am. >> He'll give me a ride home. Bye. >> You guys are separated, but you still live here, right? >> Right. >> Uh clearly she has an issue with her. >> Right. >> And she also seems like she has an issue when she drinks. >> Right. >> She's intoxicated right now. I don't know if you're under the influence of anything. Yes. I don't Do you know if she's consuming narcotics or anything like that? >> Uh no, I don't think >> Okay. You guys probably should not be around each other, you >> she does this to me. In my face. There's [music] a respect thing where there's a law where >> You don't even live here. >> Wait, no. Where I'm talking about he's he's made because he does live here. >> Mhm. >> This like you go there. >> Yes, you're an invited guest. But once you become disruptive and someone doesn't want you here, you're no longer an invited guest. >> Oh, you got to back up now. >> He's been here the whole time. >> No, that's that's what you just backed up to. >> Okay. She's been uncooperative. She stepped up to me. Um she doesn't want to tell me where she lives. He's willing to give her a ride home. >> Don't give me a ride home. >> You can't stay here. >> Don't tell me what to do. >> Hey, Alan. >> Yeah. >> You live here, correct? >> Yeah. >> And you invited her over? >> Yeah. >> Okay, and you wanted her to leave now? You're willing to give her a ride home? >> Yeah. >> He does not want me to leave. >> So, at this point >> He's her go inside. >> So, he's going to adhere to >> Despite being taken home and clearly warned, she returned, approached the vehicle, and continued testing the officer's final limits. >> Oh my god. Y'all get out of here. >> Come on. >> Ma'am, you don't live here. You can't give us demands. >> Y'all turn around. I can leave. >> Ma'am, let's go. Stop. Come on. >> Yeah, get your >> You don't want to have to go to jail. >> Stop. Stop. We're trying to give you a ride home, and now you you're going to escalate it and you're going to end up going to jail. >> I wish you would. >> You don't want to go to jail, Alicia. >> I wish you would. >> No, you don't. She's got an injured collarbone. Stop. Stop resisting. >> Put my keys down. Give me my keys. >> Stop resisting. >> I need to use the restroom. >> Stop it. >> Stop. >> Wait for me. You said go home. >> Why? Did you not >> Now you're going to get >> I don't care. >> You're either going to jail or the hospital. >> I'm going to jail. >> All right. Since you want to be difficult. >> My collarbone, by the way, if you heard him, is actually injured and broken. >> So, why don't you walk normal like an adult? >> Because now I can't. Y'all are rushing me. >> Sit in the car, Alicia. >> Finally, they feel like I'm okay. Put me in the car room. >> You're making this worse. >> This is so stupid. >> I told you, all you needed to do is to go home. >> You made this happen. Sit down. >> Get in the car. >> Sit down right now. >> Sit in the car. >> I don't want to talk to you anymore. I DON'T WANT TO TALK TO YOU AND GET OUT OF HERE. I just want to get out of the car. Let me go home. >> Okay, can we >> I DON'T WANT TO GO with you. Then unhand of me. Let me go home. >> No, you don't just >> let me the car or let me >> you to do is be cooperative with us. >> I don't I don't I don't I don't care. Just let me go home. >> You got to make a left, you dumbass. Quit looking at the screen. It's a left. It's a left. >> [ __ ] cute. [ __ ] cute. Damn. >> We're on down. >> No. Oh my god. >> You're going to jail for battery. >> I don't I touched you. >> You just kicked me. So, do you want to go inside the house or do you want to go to jail? >> I didn't touch you. >> I'm trying to let you go in the house. >> You have two choices right now. Home or jail. Do you want a felony or do you want to go home? >> I don't care. Shut the [ __ ] up. Just get me out of here. >> to stop talking. >> me in. >> Okay, do you want to go to jail? >> Shut the [ __ ] up or leave me in them. The bus stupid. This one's cuter. >> All right, go in the house. >> This one's stupider. >> From a minor argument, Alicia launched into a series of reckless decisions until the pursuit ended with serious charges. >> I can't do it. >> Your DUI, okay? Get out of the car. You're under the influence. That's why we drove you home. Get out of the car. I DON'T CARE. >> I WANT TO GO JUST >> Get out of the car. >> I can't drive. >> I cannot drive. You're not here and I'm walking back home. >> We gave you a ride home for a reason. Why are you back? >> BECAUSE MY TRUCK IS HERE. >> I DON'T CARE. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Allen can drive the car. >> Get out of the car. I'm not going to ask you again. I cut you a break the first time and now you're back here. >> And I'm trying TO GO HOME. >> NO. NO. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> THE CAR IS IN THE ROAD. >> I don't care. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. I'm going to pull you out the car. >> Hey, the keys are over here. Alan's got them. Alan's going to Alan's going to take your vehicle home. >> Alan, can you drive me home? >> Get out of the car. Go to the passenger seat. Come on. >> Okay. >> I let go. Slide over to the passenger seat. >> She's going south on Rose Drive. >> GET OUT OF THE TRUCK. HANDS UP. >> GET OUT. >> HANDS UP. SHE'S GOT A KNIFE. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. DO IT NOW. YOU'RE TO GET TASED. Get down on the ground. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> You want to get tased? >> What is tased? >> Get down on the ground. >> Oh my god, this is You're doing your job. >> Get in the car. >> I'm not a bad person. >> So, you almost hit me, you fled from us, you ran around the house. You didn't do anything wrong. And you went back >> She was charged with fleeing and eluding the police, driving under the influence of alcohol, and resisting arrest. When the officers closed in, Sylvia suddenly lunged out, struggled, and screamed. A choice that shut down every remaining opportunity for negotiation. >> Stop. We're not waiting. Let's go. Come on. I require that you walk to your car. Let's go. >> I I promise you this. This is This is the last opportunity. You go to jail, you're going to sit in jail, and we don't want to hear you crying and saying, "I won't do it again." Because at that point, we've we've crossed that line of departure. You're going to sit there, and and you're not going to come back here. Cuz we'll just go to the judge and say that this trespassing act will not stop Hold her until her court date. You're choosing this. We're not choosing this for you. But, we're being very patient and very kind cuz in normal situations, we would already been on our way to the jail with you. So, you got to start walking. Let's go. >> Let's go. Come on. Let's go. >> You don't need a second. Let's go. >> I do need a second. >> No, you don't. Let's Let's >> I need a second. >> You don't. You can get a second out there. >> Come on. >> Don't touch me. No. Don't touch me. Please, don't touch me. >> You're going to go to jail. >> Don't touch me. >> Walk out, or you're going to jail. Walk. Walk. >> I'm walking out there. >> WALK. WE'RE NOT WALKING. >> Don't touch me. I don't want to >> Let her go and leave. >> Now we have Now we have Now we have force entry on her car and land and drag her out of here. I mean really really hate to have to force entry on a car and take her to jail for obstructing. >> When the officers closed in, Sylvia suddenly lunged out, struggled, and screamed, a choice that shut down every remaining opportunity for negotiation. >> I'm not doing anything. Oh, please. I'm leaving. I'm going to leave. I'm going to leave. I'm leaving. Okay, I'm really I promise I'm leaving. Please help. I'm leaving. I promise I'm leaving. >> STOP. >> PLEASE HELP. I'M LEAVING. OW. I'M LEAVING. OKAY. DON'T KICK ME. DON'T kick >> I'll take you guys out. >> PLEASE STOP. PLEASE STOP. PLEASE STOP. I'M LEAVING. OW. >> TAKE HER OUT. TAKE HER OUT. TAKE >> THIS ONE'S GOOD. I'M LEAVING. OW. I SAID I WAS LEAVING. >> YEAH, IT'S TOO LATE. We gave you like a thousand opportunities. >> of the car. If I did what I did I did I got out of my car. Please, I will leave. Please don't do this. >> We gave you the chance. >> I never had anything on my record. >> We gave you every opportunity, ma'am. >> I'm on my record. Please. Please. Don't Oh my god. >> Stop. Stop. Just stop. >> Please. >> No, you you don't you >> I'm leaving. >> Q5801 we're clear. >> Please. Please help. I'M GOING TO LEAVE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE, I CAN'T. I can't. Please, help me. >> No, we're past that. >> I I promise I will leave peacefully. Ow! Ow! Ow! >> Stop kicking me. >> She's Stop kicking me. >> I won't. I don't I'm scared. >> The more the officers tried to restrain her, the more she kicked, thrashed, and resisted, forcing several officers to use stronger measures to bring the situation under control. >> I'M SCARED. >> STOP. >> OH MY GOD. I'M SCARED. >> SOMEONE ELSE STOP KICKING HER. A thousand chances. >> I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I promise I will leave peacefully. >> Sorry, I didn't Oh, it's in a waist belt. >> Yeah, that's good. Use it on her legs. >> That's another one. >> That's this one. >> You're resisting. >> You've been following me. >> You're resisting. >> Please. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> YOU ARE hurting me. >> Stay in the car. What are you doing? >> Because I don't want >> You're acting like you're 12. Stop. You're going under arrest. You're already under arrest. >> I don't want to. >> Well, you should have listened about an hour ago. >> Okay, I'm Sorry. >> All right, give me some slack. >> I don't know. We're good. Hey, you want me to hobble her legs? >> Yeah, we're going to hobble her. >> I If I can get Let's just see what the leg issue is first. >> Would you CHILL OUT ALREADY? HERE. SIT FLAT. SIT FLAT. >> PLEASE. >> NO. >> PLEASE. >> STOP. >> PLEASE. >> GRAB IT AND PUT IT ON. >> PLEASE. >> STOP. >> PLEASE. I said please. >> I said stop. >> I said please. >> I said stop. >> I won't leave. >> No, it's too late. Stop screwing around. >> Please. Please. Please. I beg you, please. I can't do this to my family. >> Seriously, THIS IS RIDICULOUS. >> STOP IT. STOP. STOP. YOU'RE BEING RIDICULOUS. You're acting like you're 10. You're going to get yourself hurt and one of us hurt. Sit there and be an adult. Tired of talking to you like >> Only after being placed inside the patrol car did Sylvia begin pleading to protect her clean record, but by then the consequences had gone far beyond what an apology could fix. >> Now you're you're resisting. You're resisting arrest. That's another charge. >> I believe in you. You guys didn't follow me. >> YOU'RE RESISTING >> THAT HURTS. BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO BE ARRESTED. I don't want to be arrested. >> You're already under arrest. >> I don't want to be under arrest. I don't want to. I don't >> Well, you should have listened to me. >> And I'm sorry, okay? SORRY. STOP. >> ALL RIGHT, GET HER OUT OF THE SHE'S GOT TO GET [laughter] THIS OUT. ARE YOU BUCKLING ME >> PLEASE, HELP. OH, JESUS, PEED MYSELF. [ __ ] >> [screaming] >> MY BLADDER. MY BLADDER. PLEASE. >> GRAB IT AND PUT IT ON >> PLEASE. PLEASE. I >> Hold that knee. Can you >> Yep. >> That's what I didn't want. You guys lied to me. They lied to me. >> No, you should have took your ass out of here. >> You're right, I should have, but I needed a second. >> Shut up. I don't want to >> Shut up? >> Shut your mouth. You were trying to slip the cuffs. >> No, I'm not. >> You're >> I just wanted to get the hair out of my mouth because I was choking. >> In Illinois, aggravated battery against a police officer is a class two felony, punishable by three to seven years in prison and a fine of up to $25,000. She was charged with aggravated battery against a peace officer, resisting a peace officer, and criminal trespass to real property. One minute of stubborn defiance earned her a criminal record. 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.