Get in the car. >> Are you kidding me? >> No. >> I know my rights. What are you arresting? Resisting charge. Keep going. >> Absolutely not. >> Drunken women defying the law, but their recklessness leads to irreversible consequences. >> You're going to arrest me. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Resisting. >> You need to give me a reason for the original charge. >> You're under arrest. >> Yeah. Are you happy? >> Real nice. This is a reminder of the need for personal awareness and responsibility when using public transportation. When alcohol becomes a weapon of chaos, the consequences are no longer just embarrassment, but a serious threat. >> Because they overserve me on allegiance and I get arrested cuz they overs served me on allegiance. Now you want to arrest me. I just got off the go plane. How does that look for allegiance? Real nice. On February 15th, 2024, a woman identified as Marcy was removed from the flight for intoxication and disorderly conduct after being served too much alcohol on an allegant air flight. >> She's badass. >> Oh, did she think she does have a video of me person? >> I'll ask her to, but I can't go on to it. I can't take your phone and go in. I'll do a report and everything. Tell her that you want to go in. >> No, it's a police. >> You could like security. >> Yeah. No, I'll do I got it. >> My ears are plugged. >> Go ahead. Go. >> I'm not being mean. >> Here. Come with me. We're going to go that way. Do you have a driver's license? When being removed from the airplane, police officers, including Sergeant Marsh, were called to the scene to handle the situation, but Marcy continued to act aggressively and demanded to be left alone. Marcy's refusal to provide identification further worsened the situation as she was repeatedly warned that failure to comply could result in her arrest. >> Come on, you're you're in a secure area. Come on. I'm Sergeant Marsh. I work for the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. >> And what is the problem? >> No. No. I know. >> Sir, that way. >> You started it. >> Go. >> Is this your husband? >> Yeah. >> Let me have your ID. Hey, you go ahead. >> No. >> Not until you tell. >> Okay. Listen, I'm going to arrest you if you don't give me your ID. >> Actually, you know what? >> Drunk your ID. What? >> Drunk. drunk and disorderly. >> Well, that would be from Allegiant, wouldn't it? >> Listen, I don't care. I didn't give you the drinks. >> I I'm not drunk. >> Marcy, whatever. >> Uh, no. >> Give him your ID. >> Give me your ID. >> Marcy, just give me our ID or go home. Let's go. Come on. >> You go. >> No, I'm not. >> This all started because of you. >> Things did. >> Listen, this doesn't have to be that hard. I just need your information. >> Exactly right. >> Are you his >> go stop it? No. Arrest me. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Stop it. Stop. >> You know what? I've been waiting for five hours to have a cigarette. >> Stop. >> Arrest me. >> Stop. >> Arrest me. >> Stop it. As soon as we get it all started for what? >> Your mouth. >> As soon as we get What are you guys in Florida? >> Over served his all night. >> That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. Do you Do you live in Florida? >> No. >> No. I'm going to have a cigarette before. >> After numerous attempts to deescalate the situation, the police arrested Marcy on charges of public intoxication and resisting arrest. Marcy continued to object to the arrest and claimed that her rights had been violated. >> Here, Marcy, >> I'm going to have a cigarette. >> Ma'am, >> I'm going to have a cigarette or you can arrest me right now. >> Come over there right now. >> Just give me your last chance right now. >> You have no right to be doing this. I said I Tell me. >> You're not identifi You're not identifying yourself. >> Give me your goddamn ID. >> Give me your ID. >> Nope. Take me in. You have no idea. >> Put your stuff down. >> Put your stuff down. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Sure deal. Marcy, >> you're under arrest. >> Yep. >> Are you happy? >> Yeah. You're highly intoxicated. >> My son is so much younger than you and he's a sergeant. Guard sitting here. >> Okay. I'm the sergeant also. >> You didn't even tell me what the problem was. I I explained to you three or four different >> time. No, you didn't. You never said what the problem was. >> They're complaining that you're drunk and disorderly. >> Oh, well, they served me. >> Okay, I get that they served you. While being taken to jail, Marcy expressed frustration and attempted to resist, stating that she had a video recording of the incident and threatened legal action against the airline and the police. >> We're going through the airport. >> Little man syndrome. Oh, let's show it off. Woo! Because they over served me on Allegant and I get arrested cuz they overs served me on Allegiance. Now you want to arrest me. I just got off the go plane. How does that look for Allegent? Real nice. You're pissing me off. Don't you squeeze my arm like that. >> Stop. Stop. >> Don't you stop. >> My arm is good. >> Stop. Stop. You are under arrest now. You're resisting. You are resisting. >> How am I resisting? >> Because you are fighting. >> How am I fighting you? >> I'm right here against the door. >> So why are you >> Am I not right here against the door? >> Stop. >> Yeah. Well, >> fortunately, you're going to be doing your first part of the vacation in our jail. >> Yeah, of course. Because you're a little man. Can't wait to get in front of that judge cuz my phone is still recording. >> That's fine. >> And the bruises. >> That's fine. I And your hands are behind your back. I don't want you to to uh fall. >> Oh, to fall as you hold me like that. >> Yes. >> Actually, I'm not. >> Okay. Just relax. >> And >> Marcy violated several laws during her interaction with law enforcement under Florida title XLBI crimes S856.011. Disorderly intoxication. One. No person in the state shall be intoxicated and endanger the safety of another person or property. Nor shall any person in the state be intoxicated or consume any alcoholic beverage in a public place or on any public conveyance and cause a public disturbance. Two, any person who violates the provisions of this section commits a secondderee misdemeanor punishable as provided in SS775.082 082 or SS775.083 intoxication causing disorder and resisting arrest. Her actions on the airplane and at the airport contributed to the severity of the charges. Ultimately, Marcy was charged with public >> I'm not putting it back there. I'm going through your stuff to get your ID. >> No, you have no right. I want an attorney. No, I request an attorney. This is wrong. You have no right to go through my I said >> get in the car. >> Are you kidding me? >> Nope. >> Illegal. Illegal. >> Marcy here came in >> intoxicated. >> She was drunk on the plane. >> She was drunk on the plane causing a disturbance to the point where they wanted me to escort her off. Escorted her off and then she just starts getting belligerent. Refuse to identify herself. They, you know, require a report for FAA and she's just I'm gonna start smoking out here and she's just the whole time. Yeah, >> this is all her crap. I'm trying to find her ID. >> Marcy's husband was also present at the scene. He was noted to be sober, but did nothing to help his wife. Instead of intervening or assisting in resolving the situation, he left the scene, which demonstrates his lack of responsibility. complained on the plane, but the one stewartist because she wasing mad when I said, "You're going to be sorry." I'll tell you that. What the did I do? >> Are you going to keep on acting like this at the jail? >> Acting like what? Asking what the the problem is? >> No. Pulling away and being giving everybody an attitude, being an idiot. >> I asked what the problem was. Nobody can tell me. >> You're belligerent >> uh on the plane. >> I was still in the airport. Oh, okay. Allegent and your ass will be sued. I have my phone. I already videoed. And like I said, I did with them, too. Wait till my son, who's a sergeant, hears about this? Oh, are you afraid to let me out? I'm so violent. I could fly on the plane. I could walk through the airport. You afraid to let me out. So, you want to do this false charge? You're going to be And I'll tell you that right now. You have no permission to go through my no permission to go through my ma'am. >> I already said attorney. I want an attorney. Leave my [ __ ] alone. >> Yeah. >> What's your name? >> Just let me the out. >> Okay. So, I'm going to talk to you >> cuz I go on a plane for a vacation and the steist >> doesn't like me and serves me. Arrest me. Let me out of this car. I know. For what? Let me out of the car. In all situations, respecting the law and cooperating with authorities is essential to avoid unnecessary trouble. Next, follow the situation involving an angry woman whose traffic fine turned out to be 10 times more severe. >> I know my rights. What are you arresting for charge? Keep going. >> Absolutely not. >> What are you arresting me for? >> Resisting. >> You need to give me a reason for the original charge. On July 23, 2024, a woman was detained by the police on suspicion of involvement in a traffic accident. Although she claimed she was not involved and refused to answer questions, she was still cautioned and required to participate in an investigation regarding suspicions of driving under the influence after admitting that she had been drinking earlier. >> Did you see any of this? I seen the the one dude come up and I mean I was s I've been sitting here for a minute. >> Can you hang up the phone? >> It's my son. That's who I was going to meet. So, >> okay. Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming right up over here by Windixie. >> Do you have your ID or anything on you? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> Can you come up here, please? >> Your son doesn't need to come up here. >> Well, I mean, apparently he does cuz I'm involved in something that I didn't even know happened. >> Are you involved? >> No. I was sitting here waiting for the light. >> Have you been drinking at all, ma'am? No. >> Hadn't had a single drink? >> No, sir. Well, >> so you didn't go to Windixie? >> Not in the actual Windixie store. I went to the liquor store next door. >> Did you buy some? >> Yeah, like a couple hours ago. Is >> there any way we can get her out of the roadway? >> Which one? >> This one. >> Just traffic reasons. Is there a way I can get her out of the street? >> Is it going to be here? >> She is no condition to drive. Just step back here with me. >> Step right? Where? >> Mr. Becker, just follow me. All right. Right now, you're being detained. >> For what? >> For a DUI investigation. >> Why? >> Because you told me you were drinking. >> No, I didn't. >> Listen, this is all we're going to do. We're going to do this. We're going to do the exercises. The police suspected that she might be under the influence of alcohol, and her admission of having consumed alcohol earlier prompted an investigation into the offense of driving while intoxicated. Although the police explained the reason for her detention, she reacted aggressively, even threatening to call a lawyer. This action not only showed contempt for the law, but also further escalated the situation. >> Do you mind doing a series of exercises? >> I'm here. >> Is that okay? >> What do you need me to do? I want I want actually I want to wait for my son to get here. >> Well, we're not waiting. >> So, no. I want my son to be here to witness this. >> Ma'am, listen. >> No. >> Are you okay with doing exercises? >> No. Not until my son gets here to witness this. >> Do you have anything that that any kne down? Okay. Do you guys ever harm me? >> I ain't got on me. >> Is this your rape right here? >> Probably. I don't know. >> If you could just sit right there for me. >> Something I had nothing to do with. >> No, ma'am. >> Absolutely. Yes, you are. Not the crash, but >> why you why are you questioning me and pulling me over? >> I didn't pull you over. You You're stopped at the crash, ma'am. >> Well, I had no choice. Where was I going to go? So, tell me why did you detain me when I had nothing to do with that? I was behind them. Give me the answer or else I'm calling my lawyer. You arrest me on [ __ ] >> You're not arrested, ma'am. You were detained. >> Why am I detained though? You can't give me answer for that >> for a DUI investigation. For what? >> The woman continued to challenge the police by demanding to speak with her son and refusing to cooperate as she declined to undergo breathalyzer tests until her son was present. >> I want my son here before you say anything. >> This is for you. >> But I want my son here before you read me anything. I'll tell you to call him and make him get >> Your son Listen, your son doesn't dictate my actions. >> No, I want my son here to witness it. But I No, >> when your son gets here, he can get here. >> Absolutely. >> But your son doesn't dictate my action. >> But I'm telling you right now, before you say anything else, I know my rights. I want my son here to witness it. >> I'm going to tell you your rights. Okay. >> No. Not until my son gets here. >> Your son doesn't dictate my actions. >> No, but I want him to >> He can witness. >> I want him to witness it. So, you need to wait. >> No, I'm not waiting. >> Well, you can wait or you going to repeat it? >> Listen. >> No. This situation, you need to listen. I know my rights. I was born and raised here. You I know my race. My son is either going to witness what you're going to say or you're not going to say [ __ ] to me. >> Why don't you tell him that? Because you were on the phone. You were right in my ear when I was talking to him and you told me to hang up the phone. >> After multiple instances of resistance and verbal confrontations, the officer informed her that she was being arrested for resisting arrest without violence. I don't give a I grew up in I was raised and born in this in this. So I don't give a [ __ ] You ain't going to do a damn thing to me until my son gets here to either once witness it or two record it. So you ain't going to do [ __ ] to me. >> It's being recorded. >> Well, that's good. >> So your son doesn't have to >> I'll wait till my son gets here. >> Does your son know he's where he's going? >> Why he's have to come up here? >> Listen, I'm going to read you your rights. >> No, you're not. Not >> you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the courtroom. >> I refuse and that's my right to refuse because I don't have my son here to record it. >> Who are you? Who are you? >> You're not going to talk to me like that. >> Who the [ __ ] are you? >> Okay, you need to calm down. >> Place in handcuffs right now. >> You're about to get You're about to get arrested. >> You're going to place me in a handcuff. Go ahead and put your hands on your back. No. No. No. >> You're going to get >> Finally, after a series of acts of resistance and unreasonable protest, the woman was arrested for nonviolent resistance and driving under the influence, DUI, even though she continuously maintained her innocence. This serves as a serious reminder that failing to comply with the police's requests not only worsens the situation but can also lead to severe legal consequences. >> Wait, you're not going to get arrested for resisting. >> No, I ain't resist [ __ ] >> You are resisting. You're >> No, I haven't. My mom knows she a sleeper. >> I don't care who your mama knows. I promise you I don't care. >> Well, I don't know who your mama knows or who she sleeps with. But I promise you, >> nobody's talking about nobody's mama but you. You ain't gonna arrest me for [ __ ] You ain't got nothing to believe me on. What are you arresting me on? >> Nope. No. No. Hold on. No. I know my rights. What are you arresting me on? >> Charge. Keep going. >> Absolutely not. >> Sit down. >> No, you're not telling me what you're arresting. >> Each situation in this story is a typical example of the lack of understanding and unreasonable defiance toward law enforcement leading to severe legal consequences. Everyone, what are your thoughts on this situation? Leave your comments below and be sure to subscribe for more engaging content and plenty of information delivered your way. Thank you for all your support. >> You're going to get tased in about 2 seconds. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> You're just going to be detained for now. Okay. The police just meant to pull them over, but ended up triggering a meltdown from girls who think they're above the law. >> All right, so you are under arrest for the DOC. You're also going to get charged with obstruction for providing me a false name. You're also going to get charged with suspended license. >> You want to go toing jail today. Get out of the car right now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Today, let's look at some unbelievable meltdowns where Karens bring trouble on themselves. It seemed like a routine traffic stop quickly shifted when a few words sparked and fueled an entire storm. >> You want to go toing jail today. Get out of the car right now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> You're going to get tased in about 2 seconds. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> After checking her documents and confirming they were valid, the officer asked for a signature to acknowledge the citation. She refused to sign, not out of defiance, but due to a misunderstanding of the legal process. And from that moment, the situation began to spiral out of control. >> You're you're cruising. Do you have your license on you? >> Sure. >> Thank you. Everything good with your license? No signing tickets or anything like that? >> I will with you. >> Sorry. >> So, this is a citation for that speed. Okay. It does. So, >> with that, if you don't get any of the three options, you have to contact this number on the front and schedule a court hearing. Okay? >> It doesn't allow me to give you a fine amount. All right? All I need from you is a signature. >> What do you mean? What do you mean? >> Deputy Davidson. It's right there on the bottom of the citation right there. >> You didn't hear what I asked. >> You said, "What is my name?" I said, "It's Deputy Davidson." >> I did not ask you that. You said that I have to go for a court hearing. I said, "What do you mean by that?" >> It means you got to contact that number and schedule an appearance in front of the judge. The speed is too great for me to issue a fine amount cuz you're over 30 mph over the speed limit. >> So, all I need is a signature from you. It's not saying you're guilty. It's just saying you're going to contact that number and schedule a court date. That's all. >> I'm not sure if I should sign anything that I'm not. >> I'm just going to tell you a refusal to sign a citation is an arrestable offense. So, you're going to arrest me because I do not understand what you're talking about. >> I I don't understand what you don't know what I'm saying to you. Okay. So, this the deal. You were doing 85. >> She continued to react aggressively and insisted on calling a family member despite clear explanations from the police about the consequences. She refused to cooperate. The tension quickly escalated into confrontation. >> Listen, I'm not here to make phone calls. >> Okay? So, you want me to sign something that I'm not comfortable with? And then I said, "Let me let me signing cuz you said you're going to arrest me for something that I do not understand why you're going to arrest me for. So, I need to call my family member." >> You don't have to call your family member. You're going to do, sir. No, you don't. Driving is a privilege, not a right. We're going to start out with that. So, again, you were doing 85 mph and a posted 45 mph speed. >> And I said I was not. I was 55. We're not going to argue road sign. That's something that you go to a judge. >> Correct. >> And in this case, you don't get three options like a normal speech citation. You get the option of calling the number and scheduling a court hearing. At that time, you can make your argument with the judge that you were not speeding. Okay? That's the time that you get to argue. You don't get to argue roadside. Okay? >> I'm not arguing with you, sir. >> You are arguing. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm arrest I'm not saying I'm arresting you for not agreeing. I'm saying if you fail to sign a citation for a court date. >> I am picking up the citation. I will go to the court, but I'm not citing something that I do not understand. >> Before the tension could ease, she suddenly hit the gas and drove off just as the officer turned his back. An action that pushed the situation to the brink of violent confrontation. >> You can't leave. >> You want to go to jail today? You want to go to [ __ ] jail today? >> You want to stop your car and put it in park right now? >> Okay. >> Get out of the car right now. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the [ __ ] car. >> Don't Don't swear at me. Don't swear. Do not You're not He's not allowed to open my vehicle. >> Yes, he is allowed. I'm telling you. Why are you driving away from a traffic stop? >> Because I'm talking to him. He walked away from me. I was talking to him. >> So, you would drive away while he's got your driver's license and your all your paperwork. >> He gave me my driver's license. if you get me my paperwork. And then he told me something that I don't agree with. He said, "If you do not agree with that, I said to you, you will go to jail." I said, "No, I want to call my family member to see why I'm going to jail for. I'm a citizen in here. What am I going to jail for? You give me a citation, sir. You give me a citation, sir. I said I will comply. I gave you my license and everything. So, now you tell me you're going to put me to jail." >> So, was it 30 over >> 85 and 45? >> Okay. So, >> I was doing 55. >> Hey, listen. It doesn't matter if you're doing 55. It doesn't matter. You have to sign that, >> sir. >> Yeah. You're not going to sign it. Yes or no? >> No. >> Okay. >> And then I will go to the judge. >> Okay. Do me a favor. >> No. No. Take your hand off of me, >> sir. I'm not putting >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> No. >> You're going to jail. Stop out of the car. You're going to jail. >> Wait. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Come on. Sign the paper. Too late. Come on. You're going to jail. Step out of the car. You're going to get tased in about two seconds. Step out of the car. >> Wait a jail. >> Wait. Wait a minute. Why y'all doing this? >> Yeah, we are. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Wait a minute. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. You are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> After being forcibly taken into custody, she continued to react violently, claiming she was racially profiled and assaulted without cause. A flood of emotions erupted as if all reason had been swept away by anger. >> Take your license. >> No. No. No. These are my property. >> This is my property. No. >> You go and run the arrow under arrest for resistance. >> Sir, can I can I have my property? Sir, >> sir. >> Hey, let go of it. You're under arrest. You can't have anything. You are under arrest, ma'am. Listen to me. Don't make it any harder. It has to be. You're under arrest. You're going to jail. That's it. >> Wait a minute. What are you doing? >> All right. >> Why are you following me, sir? Why are you touching my boobon? >> No one's touching you. I have a seat. >> Okay. Don't push me like that. >> No one's pushing me. >> That was so rude. >> No, you were given several orders. You didn't You didn't belt. >> We're going to have We're going to seat belt you. Okay. >> Hey, put your real camera on. Put your camera on. >> Did you put your camera on when you punched me though? >> Sit back for me, please. >> I am sitting back. >> Okay. I need to reach around you. Sir, can you stop pushing me over? >> You want to hand it to me? >> So, you don't like black folks, huh? >> Is that Why does it have to be that? >> Because Because I didn't do anything. >> Maybe my wife is black. How do you not know that? >> Like, like I said, I didn't I did not do anything. >> Okay. >> So, you guys like that? >> How do you manhandling me like that? >> You were explaining you have to sign the option or or it's jail. And >> he told me he told me that. I said, "I do understand what he's saying. I just need somebody to explain to me what he's saying." And then you called you, push me, punch me on my face, and then put me in in in here for what? >> In Florida, resisting a law enforcement officer without violence is punishable by up to one year in jail, while resisting with violence can lead to up to 5 years in prison. She could face charges of refusing to sign the citation, resisting a law enforcement officer, and attempting to flee the scene. Next, Karen thought that hiding quietly in the back seat could erase all traces, but the police weren't so easily fooled. >> Officer Story Police Department, just so I know how to get recorded. Reason for the stop is the tabs are expired. >> I know it's my car. >> Gotcha. >> And I I didn't bring my other glasses, >> but the car is not stolen. >> For sure. It looks like you bought it a while ago. >> Yeah. And I owe $80 more dollars left behind. >> Gotcha. >> And they gave me a ticket for having not for having expired tabs just for >> for not for not transferring the title. >> Yeah. But I'm going to transfer tomorrow cuz I got court in the morning. >> Gotcha. You got court tomorrow for not transferring title? >> No, I got court tomorrow for a charge. Yeah. For that ticket. >> Gotcha. >> So I'm How come we're still driving it then? >> Huh? >> How come we're still driving it? Do you have driver's license on you, ma'am? >> I don't. >> I got my driver's license. I'm just driving for him because he couldn't see in the dark. >> Gotcha. Do you have any form of identification? >> I don't. >> All right. Do you have a Vela driver's license? >> I do. >> Do you have one since you're driving? >> I don't. >> All right. Do you just not have one or are you suspended? >> I'm suspended. >> All right. And then do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Um, no. They gave me a ticket for No. >> Gotcha. Insurance. That's what I'm going to court for tomorrow. Okay. >> But I do got valid driver's license. >> Okay. Police pulled over a vehicle for an expired registration tag. But when asked for documentation, neither of the two occupants had anything to show. And that was only the beginning. >> That's my driver. I got you. >> I apologize, man, for that. >> I'm a park, but I got to be at Lakewood at 8:30 in the morning. >> I got you. Where'd Sarah go? >> Where'd Sarah go? >> What you mean, where did she go? >> How come she's not in the passenger seat? >> She's not in the driver's seat. I She climbed over so I could drive. >> She walk away. No, she >> she's got warrants, doesn't she? What's her real name? >> Before I tow the car, what's her real name? >> Don't tow my car, bro. >> What's her real name? >> Sarah. >> How do you know her? >> She stays in the building next door to me. >> How long have you known her? >> About a month, man. Don't tell me the car, bro. I only owe $80 left on the car. >> All right. Do me a favor. Turn the ignition off and my keys. >> There's no keys. >> Okay. How does it start? >> It's a push start. >> All right. Do you have the fob? >> Yeah. >> All right. Let me see the fob. >> Okay. Her first name is Sarah. Are there any weapons in the car? Okay. Sarah, I know you're in the back seat. It's your chance to come out. Okay. >> Come out of the car, Sarah. Why? >> Because if you don't, you're going to be under arrest for obstruction. >> Why? >> Because you need to come out of the car. When the officer turned back, the woman had disappeared from the driver's seat. And within seconds, the situation escalated into a warning for arrest due to obstruction. >> My driver is hiding herself in the back seat. She's giving me a fake name. Okay, Sarah, come out of the car. >> I let her I let her drive because my >> She was driving. >> Yep. >> So, we did a little switcher route. >> Yep. There we go. I'll get that door for you. It looks like you're stuck and then don't grab anything. Oh, can >> I grab my iPad? >> Nope. >> Nope. >> Get out for us. >> So, you're just going to be detained for now. Okay. >> Get to that. We're going to go and walk back to my car. >> Right here. >> You have anything on you that's going to poke me, stab me, stick me, or otherwise hurt me? >> No. Did you already provide him your ID? >> Yeah, I got driver's license. I go to court tomorrow. >> You go to court for >> for no um insurance. >> You have a warrant or something? >> No. Hell no. >> I forot my warrants, man. Come on. Hell no. >> Okay. All right. I thought that's where you were going with that. >> I got court. I got court in the morning >> just for some >> for no insurance. >> For no um proof of insurance and being another I was putting in my to turn this. >> I got court in the morning. >> Okay. Is this your car? >> Yeah, it's my car. >> Okay, sight. >> I owe $80 left on it. >> Okay, sit tight for me. Okay, sit tight. >> What you got warrants for? >> I don't have no warrants. >> Why are we calling in the backseat of the car? >> I just was laying back there. That's where I was at before I started. >> At the very least, right now, I have you with no valid driver's license without any form of identification. That's a criminal offense. If you are not straight with me, I will book you into jail for it. What's your real name? >> Sarah. >> What's your real last name? >> Okay. Have you ever had a driver's license in the state of Washington? >> No. California. >> Okay. You have no warrants or anything like that? No. >> Why would you hide in the back seat? >> I wasn't. I was just laying down back there cuz I thought it was going to take a minute to be honest with you. >> Your friend totally gave you up. >> That's fine. I didn't I wasn't hiding. >> Threw him before. You literally hid under the blankets. >> No, I have my jacket over me. There's no blankets in the car. >> The name that I ran. Can you try it out of California? Why is your driver's license suspended? >> Um I I don't know why if it's even suspended or not. I just >> You told me it was. >> Yeah. I just had one out of California when I was when I turned 18 and then it had unpaid tickets. So, but I think they passed the law where you can that doesn't hold up your license no more or something like that. But I don't know up here. So, >> all right. So, you understand it's highly unusual and very suspicious that you would hop out of the driver's seat, tell him to get in the driver's seat and jump in the back seat. >> Listen, his driver he was driving before I started driving for him. He couldn't see, so I started driving for him. His vision is messed up at night. >> Okay. But as soon as you get pulled over, you hop in the back seat and try and hide. >> No, I wasn't h >> under pressure from the police, she reluctantly got out of the back seat and was detained on the spot. But instead of clarifying the situation, she continued to evade, refusing to provide her real name, which only pushed the situation into a deadlock. >> All the things, right? I heard you're from California. >> Yeah. >> Where from? >> San Diego. >> Okay. I grew up in Fresno. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. How long you been up here? >> Uh, like 3 years. >> Okay. You miss San Diego? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And you provided him your real name. >> Okay. Cuz it was clear no record out of California. What is your real name? Cuz we're struggling to find you out of Washington or California cuz the other option we're just going to fingerprint you. So either way we're going to find out, right? And I don't want you to catch another charge for obstruction or anything like that cuz either cuz here it is cuz either way we're going to find out. >> This is just crazy because I wasn't even driving like that. Like he just couldn't see and I told him I didn't want to drive. So, can we get your name so that way you don't get an obstruction charge? Cuz that's bookable. If it's just a suspended driving, >> I know it's not a suspended driving. >> You have warrants. Okay. Let's start with your first name. >> Heather. >> Heather. >> Listen, can you just get my Can you make sure that you get my iPad before you drive off, though? Like, I don't know him that well. >> I think we can help you get your iPad. As long as you're truthful about your name and everything, we'll work with you if you work with us, right? >> Yeah. Heather, >> what name did you give him? >> Sarah Brown. I don't know. >> Okay. Give me one second. >> It's just like >> Give me one second. Okay. >> Okay. Why am I getting out? >> Because I have to search you. >> Oh, you just searched me, didn't you? >> Nope. >> I did not even touch you. >> I did. I did a pat down to make sure you didn't have any weapons or anything like that. >> This is a full search before we go to jail. Do you have anything on you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Any contraband or anything like that? >> Nope, I don't. >> All right. Cuz it will be a whole separate new felony charge. >> I understand. >> All right. So, you are under arrest for the DOC. You're also going to get charged with obstruction for providing me a false name. You're also going to get charged with suspended license. Okay. >> The woman faced criminal charges. Evading arrest, obstruction of justice, and driving with a suspended license. Whether out of fear or the desire to escape, lying, and resisting are never the way out. Every wrong choice only deepens the consequences. Remember, it's always better to face mistakes with honesty than to let deceit lead you into the hands of the law. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much. >> Oh, are you going to be dude? Get off me. [Applause] >> Don't you push your hand on me. I'm looking for water. >> Call the police for help, but you're ready to respond. You just booked a one-way ticket to the criminal courthouse. [Applause] >> Get your hands off of Get your Get your hands off of me. >> You don't have that way. But >> thinking you have the right to demand, but forgetting that attacking a law enforcement officer is the fastest way to jail. An expired license plate. And seconds later, the woman got out of the car and confronted the police. But no one could have predicted what was about to happen. [Applause] >> Don't you push your hands on me. I'm just [Applause] >> Get your hands off. Get your Get your hands off me. >> He's bleeding. He did it >> on the ground. Chopper. >> Why are you putting it on the ground? The moment wasn't captured on camera, but reports show broken glass, blood, and weapons appearing from unexpected places. >> Have a feature because I thought I damaged my last >> that's missing all the numbers from here over to the house. >> I don't have a lot of good news for you. They want to they want your tag back as well. So, I have to take that. >> Okay. probably with a kid. >> Yeah, whatever you got to do. >> When I get to >> Yeah. >> So, give me a give me a second to take the tag off and then we'll come back up here. I'll get you out of here. Okay. >> I'll take it off and get some. >> I got it. >> No, pardon me. >> Please go have a seat. >> It's my car. I'll take it. >> No, I did not ask you to get out of the car. >> Why are you putting your hands on me? >> I did not ask you to get out. Have a seat. >> I can get out of the car if I need to. I'm literally taking >> This is the last time I'm going to ask you have a seat. I'm trying to get some water out of the car. >> Yeah. >> Where are you? >> Don't you push your hands on me. I'm just trying to put water in my You better take your hands off of me. Get your hands off of me. Take your hands off me. Off of me. Get your hands off of Get your Get your hands off of me. I do not know you. >> Get your hands off of me. He's dragging me. >> He's dragging me. >> Children. >> I'm trying to get my Let me go. Put my foot down. Can you let me go? >> Can you let my foot >> Let him take >> Let my foot go. >> I'm trying to take the hand. >> Don't do that. >> I'm trying to say I >> don't do that. >> I just said with it cuz I couldn't >> I can't breathe. >> As the officer screamed in desperation, the woman was described as transforming into John Wick. So, what the hell happened in the middle of the street? >> You are an iconic person. I just that I will help you take off the tag off of my car. You're kind of forgetting out of his pocket. >> I did not take >> Yes, you did. >> I did not in the gas station parking lot. >> He's bleeding. You did >> on the ground now. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. on the ground. Drop her. >> Why are you putting me on the ground? >> I'm freaking out on my stomach. >> Back now. >> Hey guys, >> it's okay. Everything's going to be all right, guys. Okay. >> I don't want to put my weight on my stomach. >> Okay. You knew that's one and then >> the ground is I'm trying to >> a shocked witness recounted. I looked at her. She looked at me and I just said, "What did you just do?" >> The officer had her by the leg. She was hopping. He was telling her to get down. He told her to get down once, but then as I got closer, I could see he appeared to be in distress. He was bleeding from two to three areas on his face. >> Okay. She looked at me. I looked at her and I was like, "What did you do?" >> Yeah. >> Get down. >> Tighten it up. >> Okay. Tighten it. Please. >> Please pick me up. >> Take back. >> Okay. Please. >> I'm not going to poke or stick me. >> No. I just got I just got paid. I'm a veteran. I'm aired better. >> All right. Hit the kids so they don't have to listen to the others. Okay. >> You scared. >> I know. I get it. I get it. >> We had a spire tag. We're trying to fix the car. Go pay the tax. >> I got you, man. I got you. And I told her, "Let the officer take the tag." I said, "Let the officer take the tag off." >> And all of a sudden, she started struggling. She reached for the officer and >> took the pen out. >> Okay. Wow. >> Put it to her right hand. My impression was she was going to use as a weapon and stab him. >> Okay. >> In the face of the neck. That's what I thought. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I I screamed at her, got her attention. I reached over and took it from her. >> Awesome. Thank you for doing that. >> And that's when all the >> police arrived. Thank you so much for what you did. Yes, sir. You're not going to get enough credit for it, but you know upstairs. >> I promise I won't get take a breath. >> Take a breath. >> Take a breath. We're going to set you up. Okay. >> Can you please help me up the other >> I promise you I won't move. >> He's just Jamaican and crazy. I told her I said, "Let the officer take the tag off the car." She said, "She wanted to take it." I said, "No, let him take it off. I'm military. Let him take the damn tag off." >> Was she driving the car? I said, "I don't know what's going on. So, you the driver. Okay. >> No, I was going to take a Uber. Uber. You have anything illegal on you sticking a pel? No. Hold on. Can I please get my very >> It ended up with eight criminal charges, including assaulting a police officer and child abuse. But was it all worth it? Starting with a license plate. >> Oh, Lord. I told her to let the man take the tag off. I said, "Baby, let him take the tag off. This is a tag. We gonna pay the fines and get another one. Right. She said I don't want to take off. She's a girl. >> Girl, ma'am, that has nothing to do with it. >> I know. I told her don't get out of the car. I I'm military, sir. Yes, sir. I can understand that. We appreciate it. >> Ma'am, you're leaning away from us. >> I'm sorry. Watch out. You're going to turn around. You're going to sit down and you're going to face me. >> You want me to turn this way first? >> Turn around. Face me. >> Okay. >> Now, I can see you have something in your bra. So, you're going to keep facing me. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to unload your bra and just see if it's just a front class. That's undone. >> Mhm. Okay. >> You okay? >> Yeah. I saw them pulling her. They were going to put her in my car here, but then they walked to a different car. This one's mine. >> Why is the yellow cake off? >> They might just be making sure nobody's coming into the parking lot is my guess. I I don't know. But I mean, you heard her screaming. I didn't hear them call. They might They'll probably get a rescue truck down here to check her out. See if anything happened to her. I said I I didn't hear. I got here after the fact kind of. But now it's kind of the point where everything's Now it's calmed down. So, everybody's going to figure out what's going on. End of the day. We just Nobody's dead or anything. >> Went to the park with the kids, >> right? >> I said, "Baby, go pay get the toxic. Just go pay the rest of the fine and see how much the tag is." >> Right. Danielle was charged with a number of crimes including aggravated assault and battery on a police officer, armed robbery and criminal mischief, resisting arrest with and without violence, deprivation of police officers, child abuse, and driving while license suspended. Next, a woman calls the police for help, but seconds later, things turn into chaos that no one expected. >> Oh, are you going to me, dude? Johnny, get off me. >> You don't have that way. But >> the moment the officer reached out to help, she did something that took everyone's breath away and the camera caught the whole scene. >> For what? >> I don't know. I >> I don't know. I don't I don't know what's going on. >> Oh, are you scared? >> You need your gun cuz you know all about music. Should I just take it? >> Do you want me here or not? >> Yes, I want to hear it. Come on. >> For what? Come on. >> I need help. >> What do you need help with? >> Kicked door. >> Who kicked me? >> He did. Go on. Thank you. No. >> Don't grab me. >> Oh, are you going to me? Oh, dude. Donnie, get off me. Get off me. >> 17. I need a 42. >> Get off me. [Applause] >> Get off me. Get off me. >> You don't have that way in the door. >> Yeah, she just punched me in the face. >> No, I don't. I can't punch. I'm a woman. >> What's up? >> She looked at my door and I got scared. >> Yeah, I was going to help you until you punched me. >> No, you punched me first. I was on an aid at the intersection up here. I'm going to go back. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I appreciate it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm good. I appreciate it. >> What's going on? >> I I got a call for a welfare check. >> Oh, she was screaming and yelling. So, I came up and said, "Do you need me?" >> Mhm. >> Started talking about like, "Give me your gun." I was like, "No." Door got kicked in. So, I was going to check the door. >> She said the door was kicked in. >> Yeah. >> From victim to accuser, woman begins to reconstruct story completely different from what the camera recorded. I did punch him. >> Why? >> I didn't punch him. >> You did punch him. >> Well, my hand be broke. >> Well, I doubt it. >> Why am I >> You want me to check You want me to check the uh house? >> So, they called because she was knocking on the door with a screwdriver. >> Oh, so she doesn't live. >> Do you live here? >> Same with the screwdriver. Yes, I live at 56. >> She lives in the duplex. >> Oh, the other side. Yeah. >> I I I'll be with you. >> You think this is wrongful duty hit me first? Cuz I was scared trying to run away. The suspect begins to lie that the officer attacked her first, which as we saw before is completely untrue. >> Here >> to see what was going on. >> And then he tried to punch me and push me up there trying to me. >> Oh, get out of here. Okay. >> Do I look Do I look new? >> Try to bruise. >> Is this my first day? >> Okay. What do you want? >> You have cameras at all? >> Does hers work? >> Yeah, cuz he's been harassing me. >> Okay. Yeah, I'm sure a sergeant will want to talk to you. I appreciate that. >> Do you want to put her in the cruiser? >> Yeah. >> We're going to go sit in the cruiser. Do >> you have gift shoes or anything you want? >> No. >> Oh, you guys aren't. I'm sitting here. >> Huh? >> You guys are going to sit in the cruiser and I'm not. >> No, you are. >> What did I do wrong? >> Right back to my driver. >> He scared me. >> Well, you can't just swing on him. >> He swung first. >> I don't. >> And then he pushed me against that and almost made me fall over. >> Well, >> do you do I look like I could punch a grown man? >> Well, you did. No. So, >> what I'm saying is you did. >> No, I didn't. >> Well, he's not going to lie. >> He punched me first and I can't protect myself. >> Where'd he punch you? >> In my head, my temple. >> Well, let's go sit in the car. >> You guys can. I'm not. >> No, you are. >> No, >> you are. >> No. >> Do you need to go to the hospital? What's wrong with you? >> No, I'm fine. And mental issues. >> Do you have mental issues? >> So, I got confused. You got confused. Have you seen how big? >> Can I get the 32 just to get her checked out? >> I'm fine. But you scared me when I got scared by him. >> I don't know why you were scared of me. You said you wanted my help and I tried helping you. >> You grabbed my arm and I said, "Don't grab me." >> I was asking you to help me. >> I was going to, but you can't grab onto a police officer. >> But you can punch me in the temple >> after you punch me. I can't. >> I can't. I do. >> So, you're going to get up and we're going to go over to the car. Do you want us to carry you? Cuz I will drag you if you don't walk on your own. >> So, that's >> You're going in the car. >> Doesn't that only happen to black people? >> No. Most normal people stand up and walk themselves. >> Okay. >> She said, "I'm just a girl. I can't punch anyone." But the evidence shows the complete opposite. She refused to cooperate with the police car. >> I got scared. >> He called because you said you wanted to help and I was going to come help. You wanted me to make sure you were okay. Cuz you were banging on the door with the screwdriver. >> No, I was just coming to put you eight on my so you can see the address and you came out here yelling me why I was making so much noise. Cuz I'm too I couldn't get the off. >> I I was just here to make sure you're okay. >> I was just trying to tell you I need help and you didn't want to go in. >> Hi, Angel. >> Hi. Wrongful stuff everywhere, I think. Can I get these off now? >> What's going on? >> You scared me. >> You've never punched me in the face before. I don't know who you are. >> Huh? >> Cuz I can't punch cuz I'm a girl. >> I slap people. >> That's right. >> All right. Well, let's get out and go see the cruiser. >> I'm not going to the cruiser. >> Come on. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> What's wrong, dear? >> If anything, you're dude did something wrong cuz you punched me first. >> Well, guess what? When sergeant's going to come, you need to tell mom about it. >> Okay. bring him >> to my house. >> We're going to go right over to the car. >> Despite the officers being nothing but kind to the suspect, including the one she punched in the face, the suspect refuses to cooperate in any manner and grows increasingly stubborn. >> I'm going to talk to you over there. >> Why would I go on the car when I didn't know? Cuz I was drinking water out of it. Feel a little fancy for a minute. >> It's all right. Come on here. >> Come on. We're not going to make We're not going to do this. >> I blinked it up. >> Okay. Well, this is where we're kind of at right now. >> Okay. Right. I was looking for help. >> Okay. >> He came. He got mis confused because I was so scared at him. And it was even bigger than this. He's like your size but double wide. >> Why are you scared? >> Cuz he was yelling and shaking at me cuz I was making two on my address and I dropped that ran in my house. Obviously you >> Well, at any rate, my name's your walk over there. >> I'm fine. I don't need any ambulance. I can reject that. Thank you. I decline. I'm fine. >> Well, When they get here, you can tell >> it's fine. >> No, they're not moving me. I didn't feel anything. >> So, they weren't already tight. >> Do they feel okay? >> No, they're too tight. >> Which one's too tight? >> Well, we're fine. They're going to make it hurt. >> I was just trying to like do something for myself cuz I live on my own. >> Sure. All right, let's go tell these guys that you don't need to come to me cuz I'm the one that's hurt, right? >> Well, if you're saying you're not hurt, then you have to go tell them. No, they need to come to me cuz it's good. >> When she was officially announced as being arrested, her reaction left even law enforcement shaking their heads in dismay. >> Come on, dear. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I'm going to have you walk over here with this offer here. >> Over here. >> Okay. Well, he's going to have you arrested yet. >> Have you walk over there? Okay. >> So, why should I listen? >> Because you >> I'm a girl and you can pick me up. >> You are You are under arrest. >> What do all you she under arrest for? >> Cuz you're just going to leave him. >> Come on, dear. Let's not make this worse than it needs to be. >> I have always treated you with respect. >> I don't even know you. How am I supposed to know you? Why is that, Jimmy? >> I've always I have always every single time I've been here, we've had I've treated you with respect. Let's not ruin that with being silly right now. >> How am I being silly? >> Because I'm asking you to voicing my rights. Like, isn't that the democracy and the police system and the judicial system? >> You are under arrest. >> Can you tell me a few things or two? Okay. >> You are under arrest >> for what? Can someone please tell her to >> You're under arrest for assaulting a police. >> All I did was grab the shoulder cuz I was scared. >> She punched me in the mouth. So that's what I did not. >> We're not going to argue it cuz that's what this is. What we're going to do is we're going to walk right over here to this vehicle over here and we're going to get into the side over there where he has the ramp down. >> Well, okay. Well, then I will help you over there. That's not a problem. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I'm very willing to help you, but I don't want to do I don't want to do this. This is silly. This is silly cuz I'm voicing my rights and what happened. You can look on the video camera thing. >> Video camera thing. >> You hit me. >> Isn't that what the body cams are for? >> It is. It is. >> But you can't hit us and not expectation. >> You hit me first. >> It's not body. >> We need to do a wrestling move. >> Here. Here's the thing. You're going Nothing's going to change it. We don't want to argue or fight with you any further. Okay. >> Why aren't you looking at me? >> Here's what I'm thinking. Court is where you argue this. We're not arguing it here. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Please just walk to the wagon for us. Yeah. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. So, then we're going to walk down. >> No, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Same thing that we did before. Ready? >> Take them off. >> We're going to go together. >> I'm going to walk nicely down here. Let's go around the front. >> Uh, what's your head, please? >> Am I supposed to come? >> Yeah. Come on. Come on. Have a seat. In Ohio, under section 290311, if the assault results in serious physical harm to a police officer, the charge can be upgraded to a firstderee felony, which carries a prison sentence of up to 11 years and a fine of up to $20,000. After verification and clarification, the woman was officially arrested on charges of assaulting an officer and resisting a person on duty. You can argue with strangers, but try punching a uniform, and you will soon understand that the law is no joke. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much. Get off of me. >> Get down on the ground. >> One second. >> Let go. My dad opened the door. I'm not getting >> Look it. Oh my god. Stop. >> Thought screaming and struggling would help me escape the handcuffs, but I didn't expect the force to be applied correctly. >> Why? He wasn't even there. I >> He wasn't even there. >> Stop resisting resisting the caverns. It's easy. >> Stop resisting. >> Wait a minute. >> You arrested me, didn't I? >> Get off of me. >> Get down. Turn. >> Where's your body cam? >> Attacking the police. A bold and extremely stupid choice. A woman got angry, screamed loudly in the middle of the street. And what she did next forced the police to take immediate action. >> Don't touch. Get off of me. Get down on the ground. You arrested me didn't last. >> Get off of me. >> Get down. Turn. >> Where's your body cam? >> When asked to turn around, she screamed and resisted and things quickly spiraled out of control for her and the police officer who was trying to restrain her. >> Ty, stop walking. Ty, >> I need to talk to you. Stop walking. >> Ty. Stop. >> No. >> Yes. Stop. >> I don't make a run. >> Stop. >> Get the [ __ ] away from me. >> Stop. >> Right now. Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop. Touch me. >> Away from me then and talk to me >> about what? You don't listen. >> Why are you going there? >> Where am I going? Where? To my dad's kisses? >> Yes. Uh, well, because I went to you guys about my accounts being signed in there illegally in 2021. I keep going down there leaving messages to speak to your officer Viner about his 1099 code. I've never got an answer back. That's why I don't trust any of you. >> Okay. Well, I have not dealt with you. >> Yeah, you. Yeah, you have. >> Don't touch me. Get off of me. >> Get down on the ground. Get down. >> Get off of me. >> Damn it. Get off of me. >> Stop. >> You were supposed to be dead. Miranda. >> Get off of me. >> Get down. >> Do you want to [ __ ] like turn around? >> She claims she is just seeking justice. But why is she struggling? rolling around and screaming so loudly. >> The [ __ ] around. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. Get off of me. You're our officer. >> Turn. >> Where's your body cam? >> Turn around. >> Hey. [Music] Damn it. S. You're attacking me. >> Stop [ __ ] moving. >> And do not bite me. >> I didn't bite you. Put your head in my mouth, you dumb [ __ ] Get off of me. >> No, she won't get off of me. >> Stop. >> No, she didn't leave me alone. She's followed me. >> You get off of me. >> Turn around. >> No, I'm not. >> Over. >> Get off of me. >> Turn around. You had no >> an unexpected twist. The woman claims that the people who just restrained her were not real police. >> Police at the police station. I just came from the police station asking to speak to one of your officers again. Like I have for months now. 999. >> Yes. >> When do I get to get an answer from you guys? >> Put some gloves on. >> My radio stations. >> You have anything on you that's going to poke us? Yeah, there's a knife in my back pocket. >> Which pocket? >> I don't know. >> Left, right? >> I'm not sure. >> Is it open? >> No, it shouldn't be. >> Go get a bag. >> Why is she chasing me down? I just left the police department. I literally just left the police department. >> We're going to explain all this to you in a minute. Okay. >> No, you're not. You lied. >> You lied last time. >> I haven't even I don't know your name. >> Your apartment lied last time. >> Okay. We're going to roll you over on your right side. Okay. Let me check the other. >> Yeah. Oh, great. You know, you could have just [ __ ] quit chasing me time. >> Ask me a question. Why was I not talked to you at the police department when I was just there? I asked if there was any other officer to stay clear. Why didn't you come out then? You guys aren't police officers, are you? >> You're not real police officers. >> Yeah, you're right. We're not. >> Then why are you searching me? If you're not police officers and what? Did you hear that? >> They just said they aren't police officers. >> She did. She just said that. Are you police officers? >> Yes, we're police officers. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Really? Look, all of our squat cards are right there. >> Ty. >> Yeah, >> Ty. >> You're going to bring your knees up to your chest. Okay. >> Why is that? >> Cuz I'm going to stand you up. >> Maybe I'm just too tired. >> Okay, just pick you up then if you want to go that route. >> Uh, when do I get to speak to the officer? >> With bloody lips and the the claim of incompetence to stand trial. Is this the truth or just a last resort to escape handcuffs? >> Trying to speak to you for like years. >> We're going to use your test, please. >> I'm just wondering real quick. You didn't get used to that? Nobody's been able to answer me for years either because why? That's >> uh that's my purse and stuff over there. >> Yep. Come with you. >> Yeah. Well, I'd like to make sure because it's like I have a tendency to have my things. >> God, you guys areing [ __ ] So, what do you guys get out of this? Like keeping me from knowing my information? What do you get out of it? No, really. What do you get out of it? What' she do? >> Yeah. And then she hit me in the face. >> Should I just put you in the property? >> Yeah. >> So the warrant and then missing back. I pulled in and I saw her car all the way down. I was like and I was like ty don't make me run after you. And then I start jogging. Then she stops and looks at me. She's just you're not talking to me. I went to go grab her and then she turned on t like hit me in the hair but she was like grabbing my like Yeah. And she watched most of it. >> Do you need Do you need Ty? Do you need to see medical attention for your lip? >> I don't know. Do I? I can't tell. >> You It looks like you just bit your lip. >> Yeah. Well, I had my tooth put through my lip when the DCFS was calling me the first time. Didn't notice it till my kids told me I was bleeding. >> That's from earlier. >> No, that was from like 2020 when my ex was trying to push his way into my house. So, right now, Ty, your lip is bleeding. >> In Ohio, assault or battery on a police officer is punishable by up to $180 days in jail, and a fine of up to $1,000, 0. The woman could face one or more of the following charges: resisting a law enforcement officer, misdemeanor battery on an officer, disturbing public order. Next, a girl insists this is her father's shop, but the police's reaction makes everything collapse in an instant. >> Let go. My dad opened the door. I'm not eating. >> Look at Oh my god. Stop. Why? He wasn't even there. I wasn't even there. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. It's easy. >> Stop resisting. I swear to God. >> She screamed in despair. I did nothing wrong. But why did the police have to hold both hands and call the fire department? >> Hey, police department. Go ahead and drop everything. Okay. >> I'm waiting for my dad. Okay. >> No, it doesn't matter. You should leave right now. >> Drop everything. >> This is my dad's store. He owns it. >> No, he doesn't. >> Yes, he does. >> Stop talking. >> Yes, he does. >> I swear to God. You have to leave. >> I will. Don't turn it into Let go. >> Let go. This is not celebrity. >> Let's go into the back. Yeah. Okay. Number [Applause] one second. >> Let's go. My dad opened the door. I'm not kidding. >> Look at Oh my god. Look at me. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Look. Please. Stop. Look. >> Enough. >> You guys are both assaulting. >> One second. >> What happened? >> What happened? No. Now. >> Okay. She is. >> Tell me what happened. >> Look. No machines are allowed to like this. off that [ __ ] I try to walk back there. I asked her >> to get out of the place. >> Okay. Did she make any attempt to pay? >> No, it's okay. >> Did she try to walk out the door? >> Okay. Thank you. You're under arrest. >> No, I No, I did not. >> Down to the ground. Down the ground. You >> lied. He wasn't even there. I >> stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Cabbage. It's easy. >> Stop resisting. >> I swear it. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Can't happen. >> Stop resisting. >> Watch the camera. They said and I know that I did not walk out the store. This is illegal. >> You're under arrest. >> No. Don't listen to me. >> Arms behind your back. >> This is public. >> Do it now. >> No. >> Stop. >> Nope. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> There is two terminators with me. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Okay. >> Oh. Oh. >> You're making this a lot harder than it needs to be. Okay. >> You're not real. My dad owns the store. That's not >> Stop resisting. There it goes. Stop. >> Get your arm out. This is going to hurt. >> I don't need passwords now. Where the is this store owner? This should be animated. There's no video here watching this. This is illegal. >> Okay, back towards you. >> Nope. This is illegal. >> Navy. Navy. Now you >> turn over. You know who I am? The unit took me. >> We're the police. You need to stop. >> You know who I am. Stop. >> This is illegal. >> There's no other woman. There's no men. >> Stop resisting. >> I swear to God, there's no men. Woman. >> Roll over. [Applause] >> Claiming to be a federal agent and the president of the United States. The wild talk began as the handcuffs tightened. >> There's no other hide. >> What do you mean? >> Let go. >> Okay. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Can you use your arm out? >> I got this. >> Arm out. >> Please. >> This is better. Please. >> Let go of your own hair. On the left arm, >> daddy. Get away. >> Get your arm out. >> Get away. >> Get your arm out. >> Let go. Get your arm out. >> Get your arm out. Let go of your hand. >> I'm trying. Let go. >> Stoping. >> Wait. She under res under arrest >> for shoplifting and resisting arrest. >> There's no answer for you. >> All right. Good. >> Yep. >> You got sharp elbows. >> Oh, thank you. >> 6141330. >> Can you start the fire department just for a routine medical check for us? >> Okay. All right. Pull your side. >> Stop. >> You understand? >> Don't grab me. >> Don't grab anyone. Take >> Don't grab a hand. >> Don't grab a hand. Don't fight. Don't move. >> Do you understand? >> Which pocket? There's a man here. >> What? Go. >> No. >> Okay. Sit her up on her butt. Sit up on your butt. >> You good here? >> I'm good. Okay, I'll start back. >> Stay there. >> Please stop. I will when you stop. Got it. After this, >> you are assaulting me. I need to be standing up. >> After this, we're going to stand up afterwards. Hold on. Stand up. >> Staff members, please. >> Thank you. All right. >> I got an arm. You got an arm. >> We're going to walk. >> Pardon me, sir. >> When we get to the car, you're going to sit in the back seat. You understand me? >> Yeah. >> So, I need to know out of all this, what is your property so we can deal with it? >> All right, sir. That is our property. >> Okay. Hang on one second. This uh little holder here. When police opened the trunk of the patrol car, a series of surprise items were inventoried and all led back to the same person. >> No. >> Stand up and walk. >> This is the car you're going to go in. No. You understand? >> Illegal. >> No, it's not. You are under arrest. >> Hey, stomping on me is going to get you hurt. >> I get that. Let go. I'm not resisting, sir. Ma'am, you are supposed to be the only one touching No. Get in the car. >> No, I'm not. Get in the car. >> You are going to get in the car. Put your feet in. >> Okay, chill out for a minute. Okay. >> You don't exist. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I don't know if we're going to get >> after I take pictures, sir. If I can get you to run a receipt, we'll just scan it and then do like a void. Yeah, to do like a void transaction so I can just get a total, that's all. >> And this is her goodies, it looks like. >> Okay. So, so I just want to confirm Oh. Um, so I just want to confirm realize I wear body camera, so everything's auto visually recorded. I just want to make sure that you are aware of that. Um, so I'm going to ask that uh you guys said you were going to provide a statement about what occurred today. Can you tell me from start to finish from when the young lady walked in the door up until up until this point what occurred there, sir? >> So she walked in the door. She had like a spray can or something in her hand. She said, "Is there a trash?" I said, "Yeah." She set the can on the counter and made me throw it away. Whatever. And then she proceeded to walk around grabbing stuff, you know, starting to put things in her arms as she's shopping. >> Sure. had a cigarette in her mouth. Oh, that's kind of weird. You know, most people don't just shop with a cigarette in their mouth. But then time goes on. She says she's waiting for her dad. We ask her if she needs help. I'll wait for my dad. Waiting for my dad. More and more stuff in her arms. And then she starts getting closer to the door. And then Sean, the other employee in shoes, he comes up to me and he lets me know. He goes, "Hey, those gray and pink shoes, those are not her shoes." >> Okay? >> Her shoes are in the back. She took hers off and she's wearing those. She's going to steal those. >> Okay. at that point. >> So the shoes she's wearing are not the shoes she came in with. >> The shoes So the shoes that he was telling you she's wearing were not the shoes she walked in the store with. >> The shoes that she's wearing came from your store. >> Correct. The pink shoes came from the store. The shoes she came in wearing were black. >> Okay. I I got ask. Did any did you or any staff members give her permission to take those shoes out and exchange them the way she did? >> The store clerk recounts the moment she stepped through the door. But the important thing is did she ever intend to pay >> and where? >> Okay, >> after that at that point we kind of proceeded to call security. So we had a gentleman he's not here anymore but he was here >> and he was monitoring her for a while and it at this point it' been over an hour in the store waiting for her dad. Waiting for her dad and then eventually she starts to just >> try to leave. >> Okay. >> So at that point I'm calling 911. >> Okay. So if she's trying to leave, did she make any attempt to pay for the items that she had? >> No. So she never came to the here. I need to pay for these items. How much? No attempt. There's two buttons. I was trying to trying to go straight to the door. Okay. >> She kept saying, "I'm waiting for my dad. I'm waiting for my dad. My dad owns the store." And you got to show up. But for the most part, it was just useless wandering throughout that hour. >> So I got to ask a couple questions just to make sure. Uh so either you or none of the employees gave her permission to take items from this to gather up items and leave the store without paying. No. >> Okay. At no time did she ever make an attempt to pay for the items. Okay. Um, never made an attempted transaction or anything like that. N >> Okay. All right. Good. >> The one time she came up here, she didn't even really try to pay for anything. She was looking at the food and stuff. >> And JC, the manager, said, "Well, can you wait for your dad in your own shoes?" >> Sure. >> And she just kind of gave a It was like mur wasn't really English. It was just kind of gibberish. And then you continue walking around. >> Okay. Thanks, buddy. I appreciate it. Good the rest of your day. You, too. Thanks, buddy. He was arrested on charges of theft, misdemeanor battery, and resisting arrest. The case could result in criminal charges, fines, and a criminal record. The end result is not freedom, but indictment, and possibly a brand new prison cell. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and