233. [Music] >> Was she in the front seat? >> 2334. >> She's in the front seat. >> Just release your hands, please. I'll tell you once. Well, if we get in the car, I'll explain things to you and I'll talk to you in the car in private. Public disturbances involving women have become a striking feature of today's viral stories, often revealing unexpected extremes of behavior. >> He's like, "I'm on my way. I'm on my way. I'm on way." I'm like, "But when I got there, she was standing in front of her car. Call my mom." >> I'll let you call your mom when we get to the car. >> These moments of chaos usually culminate in an inevitable reckoning as legal repercussions put their choices into sharp focus. Explore with me some unforgettable instances where poor judgment collided with the long arm of the law. >> Just reduce your hands, please. I'll tell you once, you know, if we get in the car, I'll explain things to you and I'll talk to you in the car in private. >> He was like, "I'm on my way. I'm on my way. On my way." I'm like, but when I got there, she was standing in front of her car. >> Gunfire erupted in an Ohio apartment complex stemming from a heated dispute between two women over a man. The chaos left the community shaken as suspects fled the scene. How do personal conflicts escalate to such dangerous levels? >> What I know about him, his name is, he goes by New York. He's been around here for a few years. I know you guys have arrested him a couple times and he walks to the L cuz he got shot a couple years ago. >> Do you know the girl's name is staying there? >> I have no idea. I don't even know her. >> Does it sound like >> I just sitting there talking to my girl in there. Next you know, I hear a few shots. I see her screaming and on the phone. I check on the kids. When I come back, she's pulling out and I didn't see him, >> but he walks with a lamp. He used to have long hair and cut his hair. He's from Youngstown, too. >> But I know he goes by New York. That's all I know. >> It was two girls almost shooting at each other. >> Two girls. >> Yeah, that's what kind of a couple people said they saw. >> Whoa. >> Shooting back after she was getting shot at kind of thing. It's kind of what we're getting right now. You know, again, I don't know 100%. you need. >> That's kind of where that's kind of what we're we're trying to figure all out here. You know, >> I just thought it was guy over there and >> they had a screaming match the other day and I know a car full of people that pulled up. I didn't see them get out or nothing but just a whole bunch of commotion and they left. >> Yeah. >> So, I figured it must have just escalated >> and it might have, you know, carried over today. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. I was thinking there was a call or something about Did someone pop off rounds that day or >> uh It might have been maybe one. I'm I'm not sure I wasn't here. >> Okay. >> But my mom, she stayed over here. She was like, I don't know. >> The confrontation spiraled into chaos as witnesses reported a shootout between the two women with bullets striking nearby buildings. The arrival of a car added to the volatile scene, intensifying the argument. How can such disputes escalate into such reckless and dangerous acts? >> It's been an ongoing problem. You see this my car right here. She shot at my car. I got a bullet hole in the back of my window. Like >> two one one's in the back bumper, too. >> Then I got real quick. >> You see this? My car right here. She shot at my car. I got a bullet hole in the back of my window like >> two. One's in the back bumper, too. >> Then I got a camera. >> I got a snowflake on the other side. >> And this is your new mom? >> It's my new trying to make my life hell, bro. >> She grazing with the one bullet. Like when she shot my car, boy, she grazed. I called the police and [ __ ] They didn't do [ __ ] They didn't do nothing. What was it going to take for somebody to get hurt from them to do something, bro? >> Did you Did you make a report? Wouldn't they? >> They wouldn't even take nothing. They didn't do nothing. >> Did you talk to Akan, please? >> Do you think she went back to Nadia? >> Yeah. >> What kind of car is that? >> Hey, he said she might be at 1066 Nadia. That's where she lives. Maybe I'll just drive over there and see if it's there. He said she lives at 1066 Nadia. Someone's going to go drive by. >> I'm going on my unmarked. >> Pull up clock again, but this time with the black Malibu. Where's Brian? >> Yeah, he said he made a report earlier. She shot at him before and the cops don't do anything. >> Where did she shoot at you at? >> Nadia. When was that? >> This was like probably a month ago cuz I've been in that half for like a month. >> The two women had a history of violent conflicts with one linked to a prior shooting just a month earlier. inadequate intervention allowed tensions to escalate culminating in this dangerous incident. How can recurring violence like this be prevented? >> So, she's in the second space. >> Yes. She was like, >> you ask her what she's doing here. >> Yes. She was like, I'm not coming over here for you, but if you want to start shooting, we can't. So, I didn't shoot. She went over, reached over to wherever that like the passenger seat, reached over there, grabbed her gun, rolled her window down, and started shooting after the passenger side start shooting. Then that's when I shot back at her shot about like probably eight or either seven or eight and then she shot like multiple times. Just kept shooting. >> You stay here, right? >> Yes, I do. >> I thought she was like your friend. >> No, she is not my friend. She's his baby mother. I was being getting along so that he could see his kid with her. But then then I called up to y'all multiple times about her. The officer that I have to have video proof for y'all to even do anything about her doing any of the [ __ ] that she does. And I still have no I don't have no video proof. So, I don't know if y'all going to do y'all job or what's going to happen. >> That happened. What was it like a month ago? And we called y'all about it, too. Nothing happened. >> First, the first time I I only ever came out that one time. >> Yeah. And she was she was jumping on his car and everything. We saw her doing that, kicking on the car, all of that. >> No, I saw her sit on the hood and then I was like, "Hey, you got to I can't stay here." She was like, "Oh, me and her cool. She watches my kids and whatnot." >> Yeah. when we were his group, but now she she still wants to be with him and he don't want to be with her. He's with me. And she just been I don't know, crazy cycle. Keep coming to my house. Keep charting [ __ ] All of that. >> You have to tell him that whole thing. You >> have any other firearms that you own? >> No, I do not. >> The woman involved in the shooting was detained by police, claiming she fired back in self-defense after being shot at first. Witness accounts disputed her story and investigators found the firearm was unregistered and concealed in her purse without proper documentation. >> I just went to the laundry to make it in a second. >> You don't want to talk to us while having earlier. >> No. >> Okay. What's your So, why don't you stand up? Spin around for me. >> Why am I in here? I you just release your hands, please. >> I'll tell you one second. I We'll just If we get in the car, I'll explain things to you and I'll talk to you in a car in private. I might not have the right to know before I'm being arrested. >> Sure. >> When am I being arrested? >> I'll tell you in a car, man. We're not >> Why do I have to wait till we get to the car? >> Cuz I'm not going to air your business out here in front of everybody that's >> Nobody's here. Nobody even lives up here. >> Who's is Do you share the apartment with somebody else or who's going to watch those kids in there? >> Um they'll go they go up. My sister's in there anyway. Your sister's in with the kids. >> Yes. >> Are they your kids or her kids or who's >> her kids? >> Whose kids? >> Okay. All right. Just to make sure your kids are taken care of. >> Mine is great. >> I'll try and keep you on this. >> I don't have no shoes. I look down and make sure I don't step on your glass. >> I was going to do the same thing for you and look out for you. I don't want you cutting yourself or getting any. >> Um I don't believe >> not trying to be a weirdo or anything. Just check to make sure. break. >> Nothing in your front waistband. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The investigation revealed the man involved had a significant role in the conflict. A convicted felon with a history of violence. He was found to have possessed the firearm and given it to the woman. He was charged with tampering with evidence and illegal firearm possession. >> I think three. >> Are they yours? >> Um, two. >> Two are yours. Who are the Who's the other one to? >> I guess my big question is are are there any other adults up there? Yeah, my sister Jamelia Havita. She's 19 Asia and >> that dude and her other sister came walking up and said that I asked about the kids and they're like there are kids that'll be taken care of. Don't worry about it. So kids >> So listen, here's the bottom line. If you have kids up there, there's more people up there. We know some incident took place right around the corner, right? What happened? Like what happened? >> What's this all over? Nobody got hurt. >> Not even her. I did not go there on any drama with her. I was not doing anything to her. I didn't even exit the vehicle >> that I was in. Me and my boy I mean me and my child's father um two weeks ago we had an agreement that I would pay his phone bill for him until he got paid that Friday. Well, I did not go and get my money. So, I had to not get it, >> which will be for till this week, right? Well, this week comes and me and him was arguing. What do we argue about? Because his mother, I mean, his other child's mother in PA, she's on drugs and she has five kids and his daughter is not being sufficiently taken care of. And he was like, you know, just making it like it was a big deal. He's so sad and doubt about it. And I'm like, she's been on drugs since I've been on you. I've been with you for 3 years. You've done nothing as a father to do anything to get her or I don't want to hear that I'm sad stuff because you first of all you when you came here you were messed up. I tried to help you get on your feet. Then you instead of taking the help you went down there manipulating her and now you're like trying to turn me and her against each other. I'm trying to talk to her and tell her that he's still trying to be back and forth between the two. >> Trying to play it both. >> Yeah. And then >> the actions of the individuals involved in this incident led to serious legal consequences. The women are facing charges for improperly discharging a firearm into an occupied structure under Ohio law. This offense is outlined in Ohio Revised Code section 2923.161, which prohibits the discharge of a firearm in or near occupied buildings. If convicted, individuals can face severe penalties, including up to 11 years in prison, depending on the circumstances and prior criminal history. In addition to the firearms charge, the man involved faces charges for tampering with evidence in possession of a firearm as a convicted felon, which is a serious criminal offense under Ohio Revised Code to section 2923.13. Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon is a thirdderee felony punishable by up to 36 months in prison. Tampering with evidence outlined in section 2,921.12 can result in further imprisonment. This situation underscores the importance of respecting law enforcement as a woman's assault on police can lead to severe consequences. The next case highlights the additional risks of resisting arrest. >> 2333. [Applause] Oh, >> is she in the front seat? >> 2334. >> She's in the front seat. >> Call my mom really fast. >> I'll let you call your mom when we get to the car. >> Yeah. On April 21st, 2024, Emman King, a 19-year-old McDonald's employee, became involved in a disturbing altercation with drive-thru customers. What started as an order dispute escalated into violence in a robbery. It's shocking how quickly things spiral. How could something like this happen at a fast food restaurant? >> Tell me what occurred today. What happened? posting service >> the window >> 23 >> only me and him me and him got the old book on the headset so I'm trying to tell I'm trying to tell them I when they was coming to the thing see how our time look right now when they came to the thing they was like oh you didn't take my order I said yeah I know I know I didn't take your order busy it's only me and him I got other cries and other fools I'm like can you go I'm like can you go back around she was like no I'm not going back around the man in the front seat he wasn't saying anything was two ladies and it was one of the um passenger seat and it was one of the backs. The lady in the passenger seat, she says, "No, we're not going around." I said, "Well, then I can't put your order in right here because I have other car and I have other food. I didn't want people to go cold." So, she was like, "Well," I said, "Okay, well, I'm going to call the police." I called the police the first time. They was like, "Okay, that they was going to send somebody out." So, I went outside to give the people and I think the second party behind them had a crime paid. So, I was just asking did he have a card of cash? I had him go to the window to try to pay them out. I have to squeeze through right there. So when I'm squeezing through right there, both of them like this in my face sticking the middle finger just her tongue out. I'm like, "Okay." So next thing you know, I see this all in my face. So I'm like, I just move something on her hand. She got her phone all in my face and I'm trying to walk past. I'm this little the door right here. When I'm about to pass, she about to hit me. He about to hit me. No, matter of fact, she was about to hit me on the door. He was out the car. And that's when the other girl came around from the passenger seat with the other girl and tried to walk up on me. Do you think I'm going to both let him hit me? No. I was trying to I was trying to be the bigger person, but it's every week. It's something. >> The conflict at the Monroe County McDonald's started when customers grew frustrated from waiting. After King asked them to move, the situation escalated when the customer refused. When King went outside and grabbed the customer's phone, a physical struggle ensued. Why did this situation escalate so quickly? >> So, she actually grabbed the phone >> and had I know I saw the video. I'm asking. I have to ask. So she reached in the car, she grabs the phone. When she grabbed the phone, she had possession of it or you and her had possession of it. What happened? Like did So where's your phone? Grab that phone. >> So say you have the phone. Did she take it >> or did you have it and she had it like this? >> She took it. >> You don't expect she can take and girls come to she and what's doing? >> I got you. That's >> what did she say? So, she says she um she was attending customers. They pulled up to the front of the window. Um she wasn't able to attend them because they were extremely busy. She told them to turn back >> 111. Show me 1119. >> Um they stood there at the window. >> They started being belligerent with her. Um she went out the window. She went out the window so she could attend them. Um she was squeezing through. They stuck the middle finger at her and that's when she went out and >> no it's it's an arrest and it's robbery took the phone. She actually had possess so she like O'Neal's on his phone. She takes it and she like keeps it away from him. So she deprived him of it. So it's robbery and burglary >> and burglary >> and battery times two. >> So let's let's watch another video. What happened before this? >> Going to be attached to a black Harley-Davidson. Going to be at the 68. >> She said, "Step out here. I'mma beat your ass." So, we got >> assault. >> Assault. >> 233. [Applause] >> Was she in the front seat? >> 2334. [Music] >> She's in the front seat. King claimed she was harassed by customers, but footage and witness statements showed she snatched a customer's phone. This led to charges of robbery by sudden snatching and burglary with assault battery. >> Can I um call my mom really fast? >> I'll let you call your mom when we get to the car. >> Oh my. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, look, you can never open somebody's car and touch them. But she had her door open. >> No, she didn't. It's on video you opening the door. >> I don't remember me opening no door, dog. I would have told you. I remember y'all. I already know how y'all feel. >> I understand that we don't have a choice because they're You know, it's not our choice to make. This incident occurred and now >> I'm going to let you call I'm going to let you call your mom. You have your phone? >> It's over there. >> We'll get it. >> Okay. I'll have him get your phone. Is your wallet here? is your ID already? >> Yeah. >> King's actions had serious legal consequences. She was arrested and charged with robbery by sudden snatching, a felony under Florida law, and two counts of burglary with assault or battery. These charges reflect the severity of her actions, which went beyond a simple dispute to include theft and physical violence. These incidents underscore the need to uphold personal responsibility and respect the role of law enforcement in safeguarding public safety. They reveal the severe consequences of assaulting police officers in resisting arrest. Share your thoughts in the comments and subscribe for more updates. Thank you for supporting our message. >> My children are home alone. >> Wait, can you take care of somebody down on the ground? Nobody going to say that until I have nowhere to go. You dumb. >> Take me now. >> The police arrive only to serve an arrest warrant. But Karen has other plans full of fangs and chaos. >> Is that what you want? >> Yes. Are you dumb? >> You [ __ ] Do not touch me. >> Get hering hands off me. >> You keep resisting. >> A tense fight turns tragic when the woman decides to use force instead of reason. A warrant was issued for domestic violence, but when police approached the car in the garage, they had no idea what awaited them. A storm of frantic resistance. >> My children are home alone. >> Wait a minute. You take care of somebody down on the ground. >> Nobody on the ground. >> Youer do not touch me. Get youring hands off me. Cool out if you keep business. >> has to get out of the car. The woman not only refused but also mentioned lawyer privacy, but that was just the beginning. >> Ma'am, we'll talk about everything, but get out of the car. 20x per day. We're in the garage. It's closing. Step out. >> Excuse me. Excuse. Excuse me. Get your hands off of me. >> Step out of the car right now. >> Yes. >> No. >> Step out of the car. >> Get your hands off. >> Get out of the car. You're under arrest. >> No, I am not. Yes, you are. >> No, I am not. >> Yes, you are. >> Get your hands off. >> Open this garage door. >> No. You get your hands off of me. >> No. >> Get out of the car now. >> No. >> I will tase you if you don't get out of the car. >> You better take your hands off of me right now. Get your hands off. >> Stop. I told you you're under arrest. Get out of the car. >> Why? >> Cuz you have a warrant and you're wanted for a domestic battery. Yes, you are. >> Excuse me. I just sent a message and I am Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Get out of the car right now. >> No. >> I told you I can handle this peacefully, but you have to get out of the car. >> No, you never said that. >> I sent you a message. My attorney >> Affirmative. I won't cough on. >> You did. Somebody say that you could come into our house. You don't stop tugging. >> I'm going to tase you if you don't. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> You're obstructing right now. Do you understand? >> You're obstructing. I'm not going to tell you again. >> No, I'm not going to tell you again. >> Get out of the car. Right. >> Stop. >> Understand. >> One female 1095. >> You did this. >> No, I didn't. >> No, I didn't. >> Andy asked me to come. >> Excuse me. >> Andy asked me to get out of the car. No, Andy yanked me. >> When taken to the patrol car, the situation completely spiraled out of control with insults, the smell of alcohol, cursing, and then a sudden act that forced the officer to file another charge. >> Alone in danger. >> I need to call my attorney. I'm not getting in that car until I call my attorney. I'm calling my No, I'm calling my attorney. >> It's not going to happen. >> No, I'm calling my attorney now. I'm calling right now. You're under arrest. I'm home. >> Sit in the car. >> My children are home alone. >> You order in the car. We will here are home alone. My children are home alone. >> We will take care of your children. >> No, you're not taking care of [ __ ] >> So, wait a minute. You take care of somebody if you're throwing them down on the ground. >> Nobody throw your children on the ground. >> You are a shittying human being. >> That's messed up. >> You You throw somebody down in front of their children. What the is wrong? >> Sit down. I told you >> you piece of [ __ ] You know what? You are the piece of dirt that I wouldn't piss on if you were on fire. >> I smell an order of alcohol on your breath. >> No, that's my piss. >> That's your piss? >> I'm pissing on you. >> Okay. What? >> You're the worst part of society. You think? >> I don't think so. >> Oh, no. I don't think so. >> I know it. >> You are the worst. You take down a mother in front of hering children, but you are somehow he >> asked you pretty politely to get out. >> No, you didn't. No, he didn't. Were you there? >> Sounds like you were clean, right? >> Were you there? >> You saw my emergency lights before you even got in there. >> Were you there? Were you there? >> Bend your legs. >> No. Were you there? >> Your legs. Don't >> Were you there? >> I saw when I walked in. >> Yeah. >> Chevy truck. >> Hey, I didn't tell you to get out of the car. >> Stop. Do you have your phone on you? Don't touch me. >> Do you have your phone on? >> Get your [ __ ] hands off me. >> Where's your phone? >> Do not >> Where's your phone at? >> Do not touch me. >> Did I ever say >> Do you [ __ ] Do not touch me. Get his [ __ ] hands off me. Get youring hands off me. >> Hey, if you keep resisting, >> I'm going to charge you with that. If you >> You know what? I'm going to charge you with putting your [ __ ] dirty ass hands on me. >> Stop moving. Let him take off your watch. You You don't get to touch me. You are a disgusting piece of [ __ ] >> The next time. No. The next time you touch me. >> Hey, get in the car. >> Sit in the car. >> No, he doesn't get to touch me. >> Okay, sit in the car. >> I'll sue you. The woman screamed in the middle of the night, but no one expected that. Just a minute later, she would blurt out something that immediately alerted the police. >> "Well, use the words and let's use our hands." "Hey, get in the car. If you don't, you're going to get charged with obstructing. Get in the car. touches me again. >> Get in the car, Sean. >> Get youring hands off. Look, >> he's not even touching you. Get in the car. I'm not touching you. >> No, he's touched me. >> Get in the car. >> He's touched me way more times than appropriate. >> Sean, get in. >> No. Do you know what he's done? >> Stop kicking us. >> I'm going to kick you right in the >> That's mean. Don't do that. >> Pull the handle strap out the door. That motherucker has touched me more times than her. >> Do you understand how many times he's touched me? >> We have a couple of charges, so it's going to be what? >> Well, you could just do what he says. >> Listen to what he says. >> I'm coming for him. >> Okay. >> My attorney is filing charges against you. >> Let's take her out of here. I'll meet you guys at >> dirt bag that I've ever witnessed in my entire life. >> Do you need anything in regards to your house? >> I am suing you. You are dead. >> What's that? >> You are getting sued. >> No. No. What' you say before that? >> Face is getting >> You said I am dead. What do you mean by that? >> You are. >> Elaborate on it if you mean it. >> You You're getting sued. >> You have touched me. You I guess too. She tried to bite me. >> You think you're cool? You can beat up a girl. Good for you. >> Henry 20. I'm transporting one female back to the station. >> Good for you. You're stronger than girl. Wow. >> 97197 971 97. From a simple arrest warrant to a series of criminal charges, when the case was open, this was no longer a story of a single mother being wronged, but the end of a series of acts of defiance of the law. >> Okay. No, you're going to lb. You think I'm going to take a 200lb dude? >> You've already kicked at us a lot of times. You're not going to win. You're going to hurt us. >> Why? Because that guy right there, >> the one you tried to bite. Okay, Sean, let's go. Why? Could you ask yourself a question? >> Put your legs down like this. >> Why? Cuz that guy beat me up and drugged me out of my car in front of my [ __ ] kid. >> Cuz that guy is a dead. >> That's why. >> You don't have You don't have any sort of consciousness or awareness as to why >> stand up. >> You can't. >> No, I can't. >> You were standing outside of the car earlier, weren't you? How can How can I stand up? >> You need a security. >> Well, you're not being nice to me. >> You're not being nice to me. You never have. >> All right, then. We're going to have to >> Do you Do you know how many Do you know how many times I've served you guys food? I've sat out there and served you guys hot dogs. >> I wish you would just be nicer. >> I wish you were [ __ ] nice to me. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? You're making my wrists bleed. >> Phones have blown. >> Yeah. >> Malarkey was charged with multiple felonies, including third offense, aggravated DUI with a minor, assault on a police officer, obstructing an officer, and possession of open alcohol in a vehicle. Next, she just confessed to working as a prostitute for a living, and then suddenly asked the police to shoot her in the forehead. But that was just the beginning. So, what's going on? >> Does it matter what's going on? Just take me to jail like these people don't mind. >> Why would they want you? >> I want to die. I just want to keep the safe and I want my parents and my family to be okay. >> So, would you mind me asking what what all these big scars on you from? Where did that come from? Car crash. From >> a car crash. >> Okay. How many years ago? 2019 22 months which three years ago is a freaking >> who's from fire. >> Okay. So you got in a bad >> lower case. >> So you got in a big car accident it looks like. So see you got a big scar there. >> It was it was a car accident. Big is debatable. >> Huh? >> Yeah the word is debatable. Oh >> okay. So no. Well I'm just looking at your scars. It looks like you're pretty messed up there. That's why I was >> I'm physically healthy. >> Yeah. >> I'm just in pain sometimes. >> I like to walk a lot and get picked up by strangers and have sex with. >> So, you've been here about 3 weeks and you've had to do prostitution. >> Yes. >> And to locals here to get money to eat or something? >> Correct. Eat drugs. Food or sorry, food was said by clothes. >> So, what happened today with you in the bus? Would the bus get mad at you, the driver, or what? What happened with y'all? What? >> I got in an argument with a black man >> on the bus. >> It was about race. It was about race >> on on the bus. >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, what about it? >> I said, "Praise the news." And he said, "You call me the n word in the center." And then I got so mad at the bus driver for yelling at me, too. As soon as the officer turned his back, she rushed forward and hit the security guard. The unprovoked attack left everyone stunned. >> She just assaulted me. I'm sure I know. >> Let's go. >> Have a good day. >> Anything else on you? >> No. >> Nowhere hidden. Okay. >> I don't think you can check my blanket. >> Your blanket? >> That's my blanket right there. >> No, I don't want to check your blanket, sweetie. I just want you to keep cover, but I want to make sure you don't have anything hidden nowhere. >> All right, take a seat in here. >> Are you looking to press charges on her? >> Um, I mean, what what's she got going on? Like, I don't I don't want anyone to get in like crazy trouble, but you just can't people like that, >> you know? >> That's what I said. I I I can't tell you much of her background. I can't really tell, you know, get into too far of a detail about it, but you are a victim. If you want to be a victim, >> that's why I'm here. I seen it. >> I got to go to court. >> Of course. There's no I mean, how else can you You're a victim. >> You're the only one who can win. You know what I mean? >> All right. Um, >> so I mean, that's why I'm asking you now. I mean, I I I like I like I said, did she strike you? Did she not strike you? Do you want to press charges? Do you not want to press charges? That's your business. I cannot >> I just want her to trespass on the property permanently. That's what I want. Okay. >> Do you have that ability? >> I have If I tell you to do it, you have the ability. >> I had someone uh >> Yeah. No, I could trespass. But I'm just saying, are you are I don't know >> like who you work for, how you work for, do you have the Do they give the security authority to trust people off the property? >> Yeah. I had I had it happen uh last week. Some a homeless person was living in the Sears building. I had >> So the security company, they do our lab. Okay. Your name? >> The police tried to get her to safety, but she showed that the shock was not over. She screamed, insulted the police, and stunned the entire team. >> Why are you putting your hands on people? >> He approached me. >> He what? Yeah, he works here. >> Justice, that's why >> he works here. You can't just keep running around thinking you can run up, put your hands on people. I >> don't care. No more no more speeches from you. >> Do you hear me? >> Don't yell at me. Yeah, I'm going to yell at you cuz I'm sitting here reaching my neck out trying to get people to help you and get stuff for you. And while I'm >> He wants to help me. >> And while I'm sitting in my truck, you're over here trying to fight some security guy who's going to work. >> He deserves it. >> No, he doesn't deserve anything. >> Yes, he does. >> Now, you better be glad that he doesn't want to press charges against you cuz I would have took you to jail today. Now, you clear with me? He doesn't want to press charges. >> But you are not welcome at this place anymore, this mall. Okay? >> Where am I supposed to go? >> You're going to leave this property and you're never going to return here. And if you do, you'd face criminal charges. I'm going to trespass you from there. >> Oh no. What the is the point? >> Cuz you have a chance to leave. You have all of Pasco County. You're not allowed here. >> All of Pasco County. >> You can go anywhere else. But you're trespass from this property now. This uh I'm at this mall. >> There's nothing at this mall. >> So don't come back here. >> You're going to say that until I have nowhere to go. You dumb. >> Take me now. >> Is that what you want? >> Yes. Are you dumb? >> All right. Which way you're doing? >> If you kick my door one more time, I can tell you it isn't going to be pretty. >> You kill me. You going to stick that finger up my ass cuz I might enjoy it. >> You got anybody back? Yes. With me? Okay. I was going to say something. Put her on the side. >> Watch your stuff and watch your earrings. Take them out. Did you have other probe? >> Just kidding. At >> the hospital, she continued to go crazy, resisting the nurse's screaming like a possessed person and then said a sentence that made everyone's hair stand on end. Everything looks pretty good here. >> You mind if I set this right here? >> Okay, >> James, I'm right behind you. Okay, we're going to go to bayonet. >> What res what rescue is this? >> Rescue 11. Jeffrey Dmer was just like me. I was just like him. He was just like me. Maybe I'll get my head smashed in the toilet and jail by a black person just like he did. The cops are [ __ ] I don't have sex anymore. I'm going down, down, down, and I'm never letting a man touch me again. I don't have I have a hairy vagina cuz I like it natural like E. Doesn't matter. >> You don't wear blue. You wear blue stripe. >> I wear a blue stripe. Yeah. This is my uniform. My boss suddenly have to wear this uniform. I just wear the patch. >> I like looking at like what are you doing? You know, >> you like to look at what? >> You know what I'm saying? I'm looking at your like going on. Am I a robot or what? >> They bring you a party. >> Yeah, they uh it was a month ago and then uh the 21 came out. >> I'm actually trying to cover you. >> I don't care. You're not doing it right. >> In the state of Florida, assault on a police officer is punished severely under section 784.07. Simple assault on a police officer is a thirdderee felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a $5,000 sense fine. The woman was eventually charged with assault on a law enforcement officer, a serious felony that could result in jail time fines or mandatory supervision combined with mental health treatment. The police and kicking his own life away. Hey guys, what 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. >> We're going to try to help you up. Okay, >> stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> A drunk woman caused chaos at the airport and cameras caught the entire chaos. >> Let go of your bag. >> Let go of your bag. consumed enough alcohol to be intoxicated to where you're a danger to yourself or others in a public place. >> From tears screaming to handcuffs. This is an unexpected breakdown in the middle of the airport. Woman screamed, cursed, and cried in the middle of a crowded airport. All because of a fateful flight. >> Put your hands down. >> Okay. You love me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Let go of your bag. >> Let go your bag. When the police tried to help, she turned around and started attacking everyone one by one. What was really going on? >> I need to go home with my grandma. >> I'm going to delay my flight. I do [ __ ] >> I just need to go home with my grandma. >> I need to go home with my grandma. And she dies before I'm here. I just want to get home to my grandma. I didn't drink too. Yes. Take my ID like I have not done [ __ ] to the mother. >> Americans, please. >> Watch your mouth. >> No. >> No. >> No. I didn't do any I didn't I didn't swear at any of these. >> I asked you please do not use profanity. >> It's profanity. >> No, you just said >> I meant like you know saltine. Is that a profanity? Because y'all don't act right. Can we please just get me through the mother line so I can get to my flight? It's profanity for real. It's only when you guys treat people like >> it's funny. >> Is that the only guy? >> He's the only one that don't look >> this one or [ __ ] >> cuz he the only one that don't look offended. Go. What the >> I can't miss my flight. Are you paying for my flight when I miss it? >> Are you paying for my flight when I miss it? >> I didn't catch my flight. >> Yo, my grandma leaves me up north. No, my grandma leaves. I don't get time to play with you. >> Give me a second. >> I don't get time to play with you. I just want to get home to my grandma. >> Nikki, >> you my grandma about to die. I'm in line with PSA. I just want to go home to my grandma. >> I swear to God. >> Listen to me. >> Officer Ryan >> Nikki about to be the last one. You remember me out of the line. I just need to go home to my grandma. >> I'm not a terrorist. Check my [ __ ] Look like I got a bomb. I just want to get home to my grandma. >> She said she was dying, but no ticket, no papers, and smelled of alcohol. Which one was true? You >> are you going to take a breath? Take a breath. >> You know my grandma's dying as we speak. >> My grandmother My grandmother's dying. You want me to take a breath? >> Nikki, >> you just want to go home and see my grandma? I haven't done anything wrong. >> Do you want to go >> deodorant? Deodorant. >> What have I done wrong? >> I just want to go home and see my grandma. I've done nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong. My grandma died. The blood pressure is 186. My grandma dies on on your watch, mother. My grandma dies on your watch, mother. >> Yo, I just want to see my grandma last time. >> Ma'am, please. My grandma 18. >> I just want to say bye to my grandma. >> Say bye to my grandma. >> What time does the plane leave? >> We need to get a chance to get the money. >> My grandma or something. >> Miss Chapman. Miss Chapman. >> Where are you headed? Boston. >> Going to Boston. >> I just want to see my grandma. >> Do you have your flight information real quick so we can try to get you on that flight? >> I just want to see my grandma one last time. >> Okay, you're going to see her. Just take a breath for a second. >> No, you don't understand. She's dead. >> We're working with you. My name's Officer Ronnie. I'm going to help you. >> You're not working for me. >> We are. >> I don't know where I went. >> Well, you need your flight stuff. Where's your flight? >> Take your time. >> How do you feel? >> I don't feel good. I just need to go. One of my grandma. I just had my flight. No, don't play with me. >> I'm trying to figure out >> No, don't play with me. >> She's going to Boston. >> Don't play with me. My flight was >> The chaos reached its climax when she fiercely resisted, cursed at the police, and was subdued right in the middle of the airport. >> Going to help you out, so stop. Jet Blue does not fly to this terminal. >> They said terminal. >> This is This is This is A and B. C. >> This is A and B. This is not C. >> Not near C. >> You're nowhere near C. We're going to help you. >> My grandma's going to die while I'm sitting. >> 350136 35013. >> You should have thought about that. >> You know what? You suck a cry. You son of a >> all the time. >> Yeah. Suck your grandma's to talk about my grandma. >> Suck. You're acting like a fool. >> I'm acting like a fool. Yes, you are. >> Suck your own grandma's. You evil son of >> Yeah. suck. You son of a >> do the stuff you >> talk about my grandma. You son of a >> I didn't talk about you. >> Talk about my grandma. Put your hands down. >> Okay, that's okay. You're not going to beat on me. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. You're under arrest. Stop resisting. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Stop resisting. Let go. Stop resisting. >> You're breaking my arm. I'm not resisting. >> Let go of your bag. Go your bag. >> Yo, what the >> Yo, look. >> Get up. >> Look at what they just did to me. >> Get up. Get up. >> Yo, help. >> Get up. >> I'll get this. >> Hey, mama. I need to go on to my grandma. >> Please. You blew that one. >> Yo, you're flipping out on me for no reason. >> Yo, you're breaking my wrist. Stop. >> 283. >> I have a cage. >> Ow. Ow. I'm not doing anything. Help me. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I'm not doing anything to you. >> We need a cage car. >> Yo, I'm not doing anything. >> Side Delta. >> Your dad. Your dad. Please. Let me get my my ID on the No. Please. Please. My ID. >> What will be the outcome for the woman who cried and begged to see her grandmother but faced three serious charges? >> Please help me. Please help me. Please help me. It's too tight. It's too tight. Please. I'm everywhere. Please just help me. >> No. >> It hurts. It hurts. Please help me. No. Stop. >> Miss Chapman. >> Stop. Take a breath. >> You haven't done anything to you. >> I haven't done anything to you. >> You beating the [ __ ] out of me. You're beating the [ __ ] out of me. >> I'm going to follow you guys. I'm going to follow them and then I'll be back. I'm supposed to be over here. Okay. Okay. >> I have done nothing to It's funny. >> It's funny. >> I got I have them go with you. >> It's funny. It's funny. >> I'll be back. >> You're not going to keep breaking my arm. >> Miss Chapman, walk. >> Nothing wrong. >> Walk, Miss Chapman. >> I've done nothing wrong. Walk. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Ma'am, walk. >> Ma'am, stop resisting the police and stand up. >> Stand up. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop. Listen. >> You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> Listen, ma'am. Please listen. >> I just need to see my grandma. >> Turn around here. >> Yo, you're hurting me laughing. >> He's hurting me on purpose. >> Go stop him. After subduing her, police charged the woman with assault on a public official, resisting a public official with violence, disturbing public order. Next, a seemingly normal flight turns into a nightmare. Airport police receive an emergency call when a woman suddenly goes crazy in midair. >> We're trying to help you up. Okay, >> consumed enough alcohol to be intoxicated to where you're a danger to yourself or others in a public place. She couldn't get up on her own, screaming nonsense continuously. But what happened next threw the entire cabin into chaos. >> That's sir. All right. Is she able to stand up on her own? >> No. Okay. >> All right. You want to try to uh >> get a wheelchair? >> Nope. >> You get a wheelchair? >> Yeah. Now bring >> Yeah. Bring it in. Put it right here. >> We going to move out of the way. >> Hey, we got to we got to help you up. Okay. Of course. >> Who are you to her? Her mom. >> Her mom. Okay. So, I don't know how how how the best way to do it is >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah. This is her mom. So, her watch, by the way, and I'm going to try to get her up. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right, ma'am. We're going to try to help you up. Okay. Come on up. Step up. >> Stand up. Lift your head up. >> There you go. Put your foot on that foot. >> The shocked mother revealed her daughter had started drinking on the way to the airport. Could this be the reason why she lost control completely? with her. You didn't see what she drank? >> Um, well, if this gives you any indication here. >> Yeah, >> she's got bottles upon I don't know how many bottles she's drank. >> Like, >> don't tell mommy. I don't know how many bottles you've drank. >> So, not to mention when she started. >> I don't like she start I think when we started driving down from Jacksonville to Orlando, >> we stopped at a gas station for her to go to the bathroom and she started drinking then. I think >> you remember about what time that was? probably around 2:00 or something maybe. >> Yeah. She's been drinking. >> Who uh who put her in like a costume? >> The one of the flight attendants or assistants of me. >> Oh, and you helped too. >> Yeah, >> cuz she was being Was she just kind of throwing a fit, I guess? >> Yeah. And she was just like she wouldn't move from the seat and she kept like squatting them away like this when they were like, "Come on, move." And they're she's like doing this to like stop them. And I also noticed that uh like I mean she kind of like bit you a little bit but like uh does she do this behavior often? >> No. Like this is not common at all. >> Please do not. >> Okay. You're annoying. I honestly want to touch you. Are we really doing this? >> We're having sex. Mom, we are literally having people. >> Mom. >> Mom. Mom. [Music] $6,000. >> And I'm leaving at this. Can you Can you please get your lands get your hands off of me? >> This man has his freaking It's >> cuz you ain't You're stuck in the chair. It's not him holding you there. I will fight you, you little blonde man. >> She screamed, resisted, threatened, then suddenly shouted loudly, I will [ __ ] you. Leaving the officers stunned and unable to react. >> If you touch my but my butt right now. You're welcome. I won't punch you. Okay, we're going to stand up. >> Yes, we absolutely are. I'm going to pee. >> Okay, let's go. >> I'm not going anywhere. Actually, so what I'm going to do is make out of you. Going to know why? Cuz I just think you are the cutest person. >> Guess what? >> How is that not How is that fair? >> I love you. Like, I [ __ ] loved you. Clear the restroom first. >> Can you like undo the [ __ ] restroom? >> Can you walk? >> I know. >> Someone's in there. >> Wait, can you guys just go in here? Stop. >> Stop. You freak. >> You need to calm down. We're doing you a favor. >> Yes, sir. >> We don't need to go into this restaurant. We can just take you straight to jail. We're doing you a favor. So, calm down. >> Wait, don't act out crazy. >> Okay, I'll go to jail. >> Let go. I'll go. I know. >> No, I'll go. >> Please. Anybody in here? >> Let go. Let go. You >> police officer. We need to use the police. >> Okay. Come on. One of you go with me. This is not a freaking >> So, did he already tell you? Did the officer already tell you? >> Okay. So, Samantha, you're under arrest for public intoxication. Okay. All right. You've consumed enough alcohol to be intoxicated to where you're a danger to yourself or others in a public place. >> Okay. >> Finally, the inevitable ending. The police took control and announced the arrest. But the final seconds before being taken into the car were truly shocking. So sorry. >> It's all right. Stand up. >> It's okay. >> You have anything on you? >> No. Anything at all is going to hurt me? No. Are you sure? >> All right. Is this over? God. So sorry. >> Under Texas Penal Code SS 49.02M public intoxication. Maximum fine $5000. Usually no jail time. The police made it clear that she was being arrested for public intoxication. A behavior that endangers yourself and others. Public intoxication and resisting arrest can result in fines, criminal records, or even jail time, a glass of wine on a plane in exchange for a one-way ticket to prison. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you very much. >> Stop touching me. >> We're under arrest. >> Under arrest? What do I do? Oh, what did I do? What did I do? Oh my god. >> How heavy the police handcuffs depends on your attitude. >> What did I do? I just miss >> Stop touching me. >> You better >> stop. Sir, I'm telling you, stop. Stop. >> When you want to have the best chance of getting a reduced sentence, keep quiet and don't touch the police. Look at the following situations and judge for yourself. a $50,000 check and an unbelievable excuse. But when the financial police got involved, the young woman chose defiance over cooperation. >> Yeah, that's what I'm coming up here for. >> You're coming up here for some bank fraud stuff. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, before I ask you any questions, I have uh I have a form that I'd like you to sign, Miranda Wrights form. So, I just need to fill out some information on it and then we'll get right into it. So, we're at uh 2255 East MCN Street, Southwest Louisiana Credit Union. Also present is Miss Linda Sterland and Christina Davis. Y'all are and y'all are bank employees, chief lending officer, officer, chief risk officer. >> That's what I'm here to clear up. I didn't come and deposit anything. I just now I'm just now finding out about what's happening and what's going on with my account. >> Is that somebody with you right there? >> Uh yeah, that's my mother. I'm trying to figure out what's going on with my account as well that I just left the the one. You went to get a debit card. >> I went to go get my debit card, but yeah, I had just I was in my account and I'm looking or whatever. And >> you can step outside. >> Please step outside. >> Mom, just step out. I don't I'm trying to figure out the same thing. >> If you interfere in my investigation, I will place you under arrest. Please step outside. She's She's an adult. She's an adult. >> Okay. But you don't have to disrespect my mom anymore. >> Step outside, ma'am. And you don't have to. And I'm going to tell you, you don't have to disrespect my mom neither. >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> At the same time, like that's that's what I'm here for. Mom, close the door. Please close the door. >> 450. Can you send me a patrol unit? >> You don't have to be disrespectful towards anybody's parents. That's my mother. She's trying to figure out what's going on. >> It's none of her business. >> It is her business. >> It's not. >> It is. >> You are an adult. >> It doesn't matter. And that's still my mother. >> Can you please lower your voice? I don't have to lower anything. >> Okay. >> Anyways, ma'am, like I was saying that I was looking in my account cuz I had did a a flash loan or something like that. >> Yeah. And they called me earlier and so I was like, well, I don't my debit card got lost. So, I was like, I need another debit card. So, I told them that I would be coming up there to get another one. So, that's what I went to do and that's when she told me that I needed to speak with someone from the wrist department. So, then I came here. Okay. >> So, that's what I'm saying. If I wanted to do anything fraud, why why would I walk in here myself? That's that's pointless. But that's what I was here to clear out. I'm trying to figure out which risk or whatever is going on. And what happened? Something about a a $50,000 check was deposited into my account. >> She was rude and very stressed after the police asked her mother to come out. But her actions after that made things much worse. >> This is not what I'm waiting for. Yes. This is not what I'm waiting for. is my cousin had deposited a check into my account. That's what I'm saying. It was not me. >> All right, Miss Bane, I have this form. Can you make sure >> I'm not signing nothing until I see everything that you have going? >> Go ahead and stand up. Go ahead and stand up for me, please. >> Stand up for what? I just want to see what's going on first. I don't want to be arrested for something that I don't even know anything about. That's why I'm here. >> Look, I tried to get you I try to get a statement from you. >> I'm giving you a statement, but I want to know. >> No, you just told me you're not signing anything, so I can't ask you any questions. first. >> No, ma'am. You can go ahead and stand up. >> I don't want to be arrested for something that I did. >> It's too late. The decision's already been made. Go ahead and stand up. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Please stand up. Miss Fain, please stand up. >> Can y'all please like tell me >> I'm not going to ask you again. Please stand up, Miss Fain. >> I will sign it. >> It's too late now. >> How is it too late? You didn't give me a chance to talk. >> Do not resist. Do not pull away. >> Sir, stop touching me. >> Stop. You didn't give me a chance to talk. No. >> Stop touching me. Stop touching me. >> You better >> stop touch. Stop. I'm telling you. Stop touching me. Do not touch me. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> 450 33. >> Where's my mom? Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Give me your hand. Miss >> No. >> Coante. Give me your hand. >> Do not touch under arrest. >> Arrest for what? I didn't do anything. >> Give me your hand. >> I did not do anything. >> Miss Bane. >> I didn't, sir. I did. You are under arrest. >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Please. Where's my mom? Can you get my mom? >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Can you get my mom? Stop touching me. >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Right now to stop touching me, sir. >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Stop touching me. >> Miss Bane. >> Krista, I'm going to jail for something that I did not do. Bro, >> stop touching You're in this pain. >> I'm at the bank trying to get another day cardist and they came in here a a [ __ ] sheriff or something came up in here talking about I'm under arrest for bank fraud. I didn't even do anything. >> Stand up, Miss Bang. You're under arrest. >> Tell you don't touch me. >> She went to the bank to get her card back, but left in a police car. A scene changed that even her family couldn't believe their eyes. >> Crystal, please help. >> Yes, Bane. You were under arrest. You can figure all this stuff out later, but you're already under arrest for battery of a police officer and resisting arrest for surveillance. You're under arrest for attempted bank fraud. So, go ahead. >> Attempted bank fraud. I didn't do anything. >> I have the probable cause, Miss F. You didn't show me any evidence. >> Stand up for me, Miss Call my mama, please. Stand up. She outside 337426. Stop touching me under. Come on, baby. Don't do that. Don't do that. Call my mama. >> Okay, I'm going to get your mama. Put your mama hand. >> I'mma get your mama. You just >> You got cuss. >> Okay. Well, we going to please we going to figure this out. >> That's what I was trying to do. >> Okay. Well, unless we going to do that, but stop getting him off with me. I don't want him touching me. Can you please get me off? I don't want him touching me. Stop touching me. >> I got I got >> Stop [ __ ] touching me. >> Come on. >> Can you please >> She's under arrest for attempted bank fraud, battery of a PO, resisted force or violence. >> Okay. >> You can call the jail to find out what her bond is. over top. >> She resisted. >> So, did you hit my child though, son? >> No, but she hit me. >> Okay, >> it's on body camera. You can get a copy of the video from the sheriff's office. Please don't approach. >> Tell him to get away from me. Like, seriously. >> So, I say just just calm down and just go ahead. >> Don't do nothing. That's all I tried to tell him. >> All right. Well, just go ahead. Just go ahead. Just go ahead. You going to figure it out. Just go ahead. >> Don't create any more trouble for yourself. >> M. Bane was charged with conspiracy to commit bank fraud, assault on an officer, and resisting arrest. She was taken to a correctional facility for pre-trial detention. Next, a drunk couple minutes later, handcuffed, screaming, and a series of civil rights questions erupt in the middle of the street. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop touching me. You better >> stop. I'm telling you, stop. Stop. When the line between love and assault becomes blurred, what happens when the accused person believes he or she is the victim? >> You shove me. That's why they're asking. Do you want to come home with me or no? >> Yes or no? Tell them. >> Okay. Do you have a phone on you? >> I do have a phone. >> Okay. Are you guys able to get an Uber? >> Are you around here? >> Yeah. >> No. No. No. Yeah. We stay right here. >> Do you want to come back home with me or not? >> Tell them. Yeah. >> We're going to start to go a different route unless we figure out like >> what different route? Oh, he is such a Cuz it's my fault, right? >> No, we're trying to We're just trying to make sure you guys eat. >> Are you staying with him tonight? Are you going home? >> We live together. >> But hey, >> that's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Are you going to come home or what are you going to tell them? >> No, >> we're asking you. Lisa, >> we're asking you. Are you going to go home with him? >> Okay, then let's work on that. Are we going to get an Uber? Let's go. >> Let's go. Let's go over there. I'm sorry. Okay. Come here. >> I'm under arrest. What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? Oh my god. >> That was fabric. >> What did I do? >> What did I do? Why did you say that? [Music] >> What did I do? >> We're going to walk back to my car. >> What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? >> I didn't do anything. >> Just grabbed his 14. Thank you. >> Oh my gosh. What did I do? No. Wait. Wait. What did I do? >> Where's my Miranda ride? Something. What did I do? >> That's not how this works. I will explain everything to you. I'm in handcuffs for what reason? Where's my rights? What? Where's my rights? >> You're on my I have cops on. Where's my rights? I need my Miranda rights. >> I have my rights, the young woman screamed in the middle of the night as the police tried to maintain order. But could the chaos save her from what was to come? >> Without my Miranda rights. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Do you have anything on you? >> No, sir, I don't. >> What did I do? Please tell me. >> Do you have anything on you? No, I sir I don't >> just do a quick cut down. We're not going to start. >> What did I do? What? Please tell me what I did. Sir, please explain everything. >> No, I don't even have my It's red. What did I do, sir? Please tell me. Please, sir. Please. I called you. Help me. What did I do? >> I don't see explain. I don't even have my Miranda rice red. Please. >> I'm listening to you. Just slide in. Just the way in, please. Just slide in. You're >> scared. >> Just slide in. >> I don't care what I did. I don't even have my Miranda rights. My hands are caught. Please help. >> Take a deep breath and listen to what he's going to tell you right now. >> My name is Officer Jones. We're detaining you for the investigation of a crime right now. I will explain everything to you, but in the meantime, I need your feet and knees inside the vehicle. Please. >> I called you to help. >> I need you to be inside the vehicle. >> Thank you. I will explain everything to you. Give me just a moment. Hey, you won't even read me one tonight. >> Just a moment. Anybody see a push or shove? I saw both of them falling, but I don't know if I >> You're talking about one on this side over here. >> I mean, I can go ask the people that were over there. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz if if there's nothing there, it'll just end up being a marchman. >> Yeah. >> I mean, yeah. I I think >> you could get disorderly in talks, though. >> I mean, she was yelling and scream, you know, yelling and something, but I couldn't I was behind you guys walking that way and I couldn't see whether me. I didn't >> There's a guy. There was that guy standing in between the two of them. >> Yeah. That said that he was just trying to help me. Yeah. What is your name? >> What is your name? >> I don't have to talk to you without a lawyer. I'm so scared. >> Okay. Well, so here's I'll tell you what's going to happen. >> I'm not talking to you without a lawyer. >> Right. That's why I'm asking interrogating questions. If you fail to provide ID to me, I'm going to charge you with resisting. We understand that. >> What? I I called you to help me. What did I do? >> You did not call us. You did not call us. >> No, I did. >> No, you did not. No, you did not. >> Okay. >> Her boyfriend doesn't want her arrested. Witnesses are uncertain and she keeps asking for Miranda rights, but Florida law doesn't wait for interpretation. >> No, no. We were we were home and we got here. We started getting drinks. >> So, when we left, she was just a little oriented. I mean, she get a little lit. That's what happened. >> She gets aggressive. >> Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Walk in. What happens when you walk? >> She just she's just lit. I'm I'm used to, you know, that temperament. >> What was she doing? Like when you guys walk, what was she doing? >> I don't even remember. >> You told us she were >> No, no, no, no. I thought you seen I don't even remember. I think she hit my arm. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Listen, we're not trying to She's doing handcuffs. So, we're just trying to get better understand what happened. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, >> she was shooting. I'm trying I'm trying to see how she No, no, no. It was like she grabbed my arm. No, it's not. It's nothing that I wanted. No, I know. Sorry. >> I know you don't like I'm just trying to get better understanding what was happening. >> Yeah. Yeah. No. So, she grabbed my arm. >> She's a little bit >> I just want to make sure she good. >> No, I know. >> So, she grabbed your arm and shoved you a little bit. >> She just grabbed my arm. I don't even know if she shoved me. She not that strong. >> Yeah. In my opinion, >> in your opinion, >> she didn't grab me that hard or push. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Why'd she grab you? >> I don't even remember. >> Okay. We've both been drinking a lot. We didn't plan on driving. >> So, when you guys got over here, >> what happened? >> Uh, I mean, >> you guys have like a pretty heated argument over here as well. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I was just telling her that we needed to call her sister. Get us. >> Okay. >> That was really it. >> Why did we have to get back to the end? I >> I mean, you guys followed it all the way up the street. I mean, I didn't ask. I didn't call for it. >> So, when she went to slap you, why why' she go slap you? I I don't know. >> Was it face or was it? >> No, no, no, no. It was my arm. The only thing I remember was my arm. Slapped it. >> Well, over here, I saw that she like swapped. >> Oh, I don't even remember that. >> Over here, didn't you? It looked like what? You got >> from a small argument between two lovers to a surprising ending in prison and a question that makes everyone ponder who really needs help. >> She grabbed his arm, but he said that she didn't do it till I heard him or anything, but she said >> I read her and I was like, did you push? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, he did say that she grabbed his arm. So, >> and a witness said that he saw her hit him. >> Couldn't be 100% sure. Yeah. >> Yeah. And then I saw something going on over here, but I really >> Yeah. The one guy was standing in the middle, so I didn't know like what was >> happening that she pushed him. >> Yeah. Then we're done. >> So, yeah. So, she said they've been together a year, living together 6 months. So, DV, it's domestic. So, we're good. >> Pull her out real quick. Okay, Cameron. So, here's the deal. All right. You are going to jail tonight. All right. Um, what we need to do is I'll explain I'll explain everything to you. >> I'm going to jail. >> Yes, ma'am. So, my partner here needs to search you thoroughly before we bring you to the county jail. Okay. So, we're going to have you step out of the car. >> Get out of jail. >> I'll explain all of that to you. >> Oh my god. What did I I'll explain those charges to you. >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> I will explain everything to you, but we got to do this first. Okay. All right, camera. Come on. Step out. No, ma'am. >> Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail when? Please, no. Please don't talk. >> No. When did I How do I get out of jail? >> I'll explain. >> Please tell me how I get out of jail. I'll explain. Please tell me how. No. Please tell me how I get out of jail. >> No. How do I get out of jail? What the [ __ ] am I going to jail for? >> This is part of why you're going to jail. It's called disorderly toxic. So when I'm quiet, I still I'm going to go to jail. >> Well, you've already committed the crime. You've already done it. >> You're not telling me. >> Was there anything else? >> Just that. Okay. >> Please tell me what I'm going to do. >> You already have a seat already. Please. >> I don't understand what right there. >> Please. Please. >> And I will explain all of your charges to you. >> No, I don't understand why I'm going. >> Correct. But I'll explain it over and over again. I think your level of intoxication is not going to help with you understanding why you're going to jail. So, get in the car and have a seat. >> Yep. >> There you go. >> Thank you. >> Under Florida statute 741.28, a firstdegree misdemeanor domestic violence offense is punishable by up to one year in jail, up to one year of probation, and a fine of up to $1,000. She was charged with two counts of disorderly conduct while intoxicated in domestic violence. She was remanded in custody pending further investigation. She said she called the police for help and they did help her by giving her a bed in herself. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation?