Who? What? What you locking me up for? What? >> My purse is not here. No. Stop it. >> My purse is not here, guys. >> When a woman refuses to leave her hotel, police are forced to give her a taste of reality. >> Daddy, come get my [ __ ] >> I don't care about none of this. >> Where's my beer? >> Whitney, you're not drinking that in public. You can't walk. You can't walk on the street and drink that. >> Why? It's still a public attack. Can you >> You can't be drinking. >> Refusing to cooperate and things spiraled out of control. And the ending, no one expected at all. Woman refuses to leave the hotel and her words leave the entire police team speechless. Is this the beginning of an unimaginable chaos? >> Come get my [ __ ] >> I don't care about none of this. >> Call right. What you locking me up for? Cool. All right. She claimed to have a heart condition, PTSD, had just been hit by a truck and warned she was going to jump out the window. But when the police decided to act, she reacted in a way no one expected. >> Report >> for what? >> Did you talk to him? >> Yep. He said that they told you to leave and you got to leave. >> Police reporting, ambulance, and firefighters. >> For what? What? >> I don't have none of this. >> Okay, you can leave. >> PTSD, I'm already out the door. They can't even get in the door. The window is broken before you go to jail. I don't care. >> You're going to jail. >> Call women. Come pick me up. Check my blood pressure. >> You can't touch me. You're not a woman. You touch me. Yes, man. Call your mother. >> How many times have I already told you leave? They told you to leave, too. >> I just gave him the key. Call your mom, please. >> Are you going to leave? All right. You're going to arrest. I'm already out the door. >> Doesn't matter. You're sick. Come get my [ __ ] >> Stop. >> I don't care about none of this. >> Give me my money. >> Unlock them. >> I don't care. Look what they hands. Police report. >> Yeah. Now you get one. You going >> I know. I don't give a >> I don't care. >> Do you think I [ __ ] care about this? >> Do you think I care? Do you, Mr. Kapowski? >> Do you you walk? >> How about carrying? How about carrying? How about carrying? >> She's already got this what? That's what I'm walking. Don't you see me [ __ ] walking? >> Don't you see me walking? I'm walking. Let me jump off the window. Let me jump off the click. Nah, bro. Nah, bro. Nah, bro. On my phone. Tweak. Nah, bro. Where my shoe at, bro? You stepping on my toes, bro. Give me my shoe. Stop playing with me, bro. >> Stop touching me. Get my [ __ ] Get my shoe. I'll sue y'all. >> I don't give a dick. God, call your Call your mama. Put that property. >> Yeah. Don't give a I just bought that. >> Cool. What? What you locking me up for? >> What? >> Do it and I'll right here. I got a heart problem. >> Amid the chaos, she shouted, "I just smoked crack. I'm drunk. Was this real?" Or a trick to distract the police. >> What are you arresting me for? No. No. No. tasing me. They could have tased me. >> Do you want to sit in the car? >> Hell no. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Okay, we'll set you in the wagon. >> I said the >> What's your name? >> Thank you. Can't believe >> 11:39 for 1992. >> Oh my. >> No. >> Oh my son. How do you spell your name? >> Ask them [ __ ] paperwork. I need a receipt. >> I paid at 8:00. You can't even come in the door. You think I'm going to let a raor maintenance man clap through my window? No matter what color shirt you get on, clap through the window and I'm naked in a shower. >> Diarrhea. >> What's your name? >> It's on the paperwork. >> Okay. Can you tell me? >> I did. Can you >> Can you tell me your birthday? >> 11. >> Thanksgiving 1992. >> Thank you. >> This [ __ ] I didn't want to be here. >> I asked him to call me a cab. I can't see the firefighter, the ambulance, anything but here. >> Well, you can go out to Maxwell room. I don't care max from what you smoking and weed and you probably you give no my money >> don't get >> look this guy just lost >> him too blue lives red lights who gives up >> anywhere but here I am not going in a truck >> you'll be going >> I know my rights I don't give a Red seat. >> We'll see what happens when we go to the wagon. We don't have the spelling. >> K E apostrophe capital A I R A key error. Key to the error. Key error. Key key error. >> When asked for her name, she turned her statement into a standup comedy routine, mentioning everything from cheese to whiskey and even Lucifer. The police could only sigh. for me. >> Don't ask me. >> You spelled it. >> Well, I can't understand you cuz you're yellow. >> Can you quit? Look at me. Look at him. He's asking >> you spelled it. >> K E A I R A. >> Is that correct? >> Do you know how to spell your name? >> Do you know how to spell your name? >> You're going to get into a charge if you don't give me a name. Okay. >> I need to be able to find your name. I can't find your name right now. >> Get a pen and a pad down and write it. 11:27 Thanksgiving. >> 1992. That's what he asked for. I am crying. I am cold. There is a slushy in my not high. Sober as sick. Blood pressure up. Hydroxazine. Medicine. Real prescription pills. We cake. I like >> black and mouth. Cigarettes, wine, fireball, whiskey. Did I say slushie? Coffee. Energy drinks. Food. Lots of food. Chicken. French fries. Beefs. Beefs. Beef. Nachos. Cheese. Whole lot of cheese. Shredded. Cheddar. >> I can't breathe. I've been beaten. I've just been hit by a truck. the last words before being loaded into the prison van. But the police still didn't know what else they had to hear. >> Jesus Lucifer, I'm saying. They don't hear me though. >> They don't hear me though. >> Thank you. >> Not going firefighter receipt. receipt. My name on this [ __ ] A patty wagon. >> Yeah. >> Get my receipt. Get my money. I'm bailing me out. I got $200 up there plus another 50. >> I'm not a pedophile. >> I'm not a pedophile. >> Watch your head. >> I need a ambulance. I need an ambulance. Firefighter. I need an ambulance. Climb through the window. You Venezuelan Mexican ass. You going to get deported. Clap through the window. Trunk. Your family. I got kids. Clap through the window. Clap through the window. Clap through the window. Is you drunk? >> Is you smoke? >> All right. Watch that. >> You have my receipt, man. >> What's my name? What am I charged for? Is you recording? Is you recording? What the where the ambulance? I don't give a if I right now and you crack my head and I just hit my truck >> and I can't breathe. Just got in my truck. I remember you said you was going to take me. Tag me. I want to >> come on. >> Get in. >> Hey, you breaking my finger. >> You're going to get in or break it off. Get in. Get in your taste. >> I'm in the car. I'm in. He can't get >> I can't get up. Stop. >> I can't get up. I can't. >> The woman was arrested and charged with two counts of trespassing and disturbing public order. This is a clear consequence of her uncooperative behavior and disregard for the law. Next, as soon as the police arrived, a woman began a series of bizarre actions that shocked everyone. But that was just the beginning. >> Where's my beer? >> You don't drink that in public. You can't walk. You can't walk on the street and drink that. >> Why? It's no public attract. >> You can't be drinking. >> My purse is not here. >> No. Stop it. >> I wanted this. >> My purse is not here, guys. >> We >> She lost her card, her room, her control. And yet, she tried to argue with the police as if she had the upper hand. What made her think she still had the right to stay? >> 41 years old. >> Yeah, but we're telling you to leave. >> I'm going to leave. My stuff's inside of a hotel room. I was at the bar eating. >> Where's the hotel room? >> What's the room? Yeah. What's >> right here? where this little thing was because I lost my hotel room. >> No, he brought me a beer because I Okay, you can go. >> This lady say me buy and >> you don't want him, right? >> No. >> All right, you can go. >> What is happening? >> All right, you have to We have to leave. This is Do you have your key to your room? >> No. That's what the problem was. I was at the bar all night. I had $25 your card. >> You'll get a key. >> Yeah. What's your name? >> But this is like the fifth key I got. >> Okay, ma'am. What's your name? >> Dina Coslo. >> Dina Coslo. I'm ready. >> You have your ID. >> Uh, >> that's okay. Yeah. Yeah. You go get the car. I'll take it. >> And it doesn't I don't know what happened. Who called? >> Well, they called. The >> Who is that? >> The own the home the hotel employee. They call >> Oh my god. Every time I make friends anywhere, everybody calls. >> Hey, listen. I just saw you like kick something. >> Yeah, because I have asked for a hotel key. >> You can't just be kicking. So, so I'm assuming if I saw that >> this time that you saw me after the fifth time I asked for a hotel key because >> they're going to get you a key card so you can get yourself out. >> Yeah, but I asked for it five times all night. Was it the >> I don't know. You're probably You probably been causing trouble. I mean, we just saw you. No, >> it wasn't a good time. >> Well, guess what? They told you you're gone. They I told you like the fourth time. The hotel employee. They told you they want you. Oh my gosh. As the police tried to help clean up, she started talking nonsense, mentioning Ivanka Trump and getting shot in the back. >> Get your stuff. >> I don't know any stuff, Scott. >> You just You just told us you needed to get in here, right? >> Yeah. No, actually, I didn't know what the hell. >> So, you want to walk out then? It's okay. >> I just met a friend that we were we were going to take a break. >> No. God, please >> stop. It's over. >> God, back it up, old woman. I'm not going to make a deal. >> It has nothing to do with what's going on. You need to get your stuff going on. >> You're getting kicked out. So, get your stuff now. >> I don't need anything. >> You don't need anything? No. All right, let's go. Let's go. >> Wait, let me figure out if I have shoes and a jacket. >> You're going to go. >> And who decided? >> The hotel employee. I told you. >> Oh, great. Pay for it or you didn't pay for it. So, >> where am I going after I exit? >> Get your ma'am. Get your stuff. I'm not playing games. Get your stuff. We're going >> to stop. I have groceries I don't care for. >> One more chance. Get your stuff. You're getting out of here. Simple as that. >> You get me? I bought a a dinner and drink for $25. >> Get your keys. Get a coat. Get a jacket. Let's go. >> I need my secret probably a lighter, right? >> Get a bag going. Let's go. >> A bag is coming here to sniff my little panties out or Avante Trump cuz somebody had it in their balls and find out where you're Biden. >> Here's your stuff. I don't care. It's your stuff. >> Oh, what was the call of that guy? I don't have my bicycle for the day or somebody else's [ __ ] horse is coming here. Well, there's my special sweatshirt. I must have forgot >> that one right here. >> I guess I must have put a stripper. >> Put on Get whatever you got to get cuz we're not >> Nothing. I was spending the night here for the night. What? >> After. And after. Don't come. Don't. >> I won't. >> All right. So, let's get your stuff. Come on. We're not going to wait all day for you. >> What has happened here? >> We're just trying to get you. >> You're not touching me. >> I don't want to have to, but you forced me to force to take off the property. I will. So, let's >> Why? Can somebody offer me? >> No. Because >> the police gave her two options. Hospital or out on the street. But the woman's next reaction took a serious turn. >> An ambulance. You want you want >> Oh, God. >> All right, then. Let's go. >> Where am I going? On the street. >> Okay. So, it's either you going you going >> nowhere. No. Either you leave. >> Oh, wait a minute. I can call an ambulance for you and you go to the hospital. You want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Okay. So, then you're going on the street. >> I need to figure out if I need a mug. He said I could use my $25 gift card to have a drink. >> Well, guess what? They're kicking you out cuz you became too much of a nuisance here. They could do that. Okay. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm going out on the street, right? >> Yes. Or do you want to go to the hospital? cuz I know you. >> Or do you want to go to the hospital? Which one? >> Now. >> Okay, you're going to the street. There you go. >> Perfect. >> Hospital's nice and warm. They have a bed for you. But no, you don't want that. >> No, I don't. >> Okay, son. >> No. >> Sounds good. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. >> Okay, let's go. >> Come on. >> Wait a minute. I need my ear mugs. >> All right. Hurry up and get them. You know where they're at. >> Whatever. If you guys are normal, hallelujah. God bless you. I know. I know. >> Where's your ear muffs at? >> Wait, hold up, guys. I got to get a headband for your luxury. Is this from the dollar store or a treat? So, what was Oh, you remember? I I remember everything. Go ask me. Come and ask me. Yeah. >> Why I have to leave all my >> everything? Is that everything? >> No, not really. Cuz I have ear muffs. Do >> I see the ear muffs? >> Okay. Is there anything else you need outside the ear muff? >> Yes. I need >> a hat or something. You check in this bag. >> Looks like all Yeah, looks like all your stuff is over here for I'm gathering. So, that might be all your stuff right there. Is that your medicine and everything? >> Well, don't you guys have uh five? Your your >> What? Well, where's my beer? >> We not drinking that in public. You can't walk. You can't walk on the street and drink that. >> Why? It's no public attack. >> You can't be drinking. >> Don't touch me. >> Let's go. >> No. Go. >> Let's go. Grand handcuffs. Let's go. >> You want to be arrested? >> Yeah. I kind of want to finish my beer now. >> Yo, you got to get finish your beer. >> I'm a 52 round for a 73y old. You're going to shoot me in my back. >> No, we don't do that. >> Why not? After repeatedly resisting and returning to the hotel, she was finally arrested, but not before doing something the police could not ignore. >> Okay, >> I don't need your uh hold up. >> All right, you got your stuff. You can leave. >> That's not my stuff. >> You wanted this. >> All right. Well, if you don't want it, it's going in the trash. >> Trash. >> Leave. Leave. Go >> off the property. Now, >> did you feel this? >> Off the property. >> Off the property. >> Don't pass me. I'm a woman. I >> Let's go. You come out on this property, I'm arresting you. >> What? >> You come back on this property, I'm resting. Cuz at this point, you're refusing. You're refusing multiple times leave the property. >> What do you mean multiple times? I went to the bar head. >> You stepped right back in this line. You're leaving property line. You're getting arrested. >> Go arrest all the bugs in Florida while you're at it. They kick me out of my own house. >> All right. Well, >> get your gloves, guys. What was your chief? >> Wait. No. >> My purse is not here. >> No. Stop it. >> Who wanted this? >> My purse is not here. Guys, >> we we we gave you multiple chances. We even helped you. >> I know you did, but my purse is not in my bag. >> You could have talked to us. So, you could have told us, "Hey, that's not the purse." >> You didn't tell us which purse. I asked you multiple times and you kept mocking me. Oh, yeah. The red one, right? I told you earlier outside the door. >> It's not outside the door. There's no red one out there. It's in the bathroom, right? But if you if you listen to me if you listen to me the first time and we talked like normal adults. I could have helped you, but you didn't want to. So, now you're now you're getting arrested. >> Why am I going to I didn't come in the property. >> Yes, you did. Property one. Just check I'm just checking your pocket. That's all I'm doing. We'll have a female search you when we get to >> Why am I getting arrested for going your property? >> Yeah, we've warned you multiple times. >> I understand that, but I don't have my >> Talk away from me. Don't spit in my Don't spit in my face. I'm sorry. Yeah, now it's real, isn't it? >> What? >> Now it's real. >> It's always been >> No, it hasn't. You were playing around playing games, mocking us. Yes, you >> were. Go find a friend. >> In Illinois, trespass to property class B misdemeanor is punishable by up to 6 months in jail and a maximum fine of approximately $1,5000. Dena Coslo was charged with criminal trespass to property, a misdemeanor that can still result in jail time, probation, or a fine depending on the severity of the offense and the circumstances. This is a classic example of drunkenness, lack of control, and disregard for the law. A night of crashing the hotel, and the result, lost room, lost wallet, and lost freedom. 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.