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Hey, here. Stop moving, Sam. The >> request to leave was ignored and just a few minutes later, the handcuffs spoke. >> I killed you before you wear my arms. I thought you're pregnant and you my arm. >> Oh, come on. Please. Come on. >> We gave her We We gave her more than enough. >> I got it. I got it. I got it. >> You You don't though because we have you to help out. She thought she could stay as long as she wanted until the police knocked on the door. Just seconds after police knocked on the door of a hotel room, a woman appeared in a state that stunned the entire task force. But that was just the beginning. >> Stay here. Stop moving, ma'am. >> I killed you before you wear my arm. I thought pregnant and you my arm. On June 3, 2022, she told the police she was only staying temporarily. But when asked to leave, the unexpected situation caused the police to change their tone from gentle to forceful. >> What's going on? >> She's not supposed to be here. She's been CD at least two or three times. She's got to go. >> She's not registered. She's room to room to room getting whatever she wants or selling herself. We don't know. But she's got to go. I've told her multiple times. She refuses to just leave. >> Okay. >> As simple as that. >> Is she staying with a friend or something? >> She he going to this this person and this he don't understand English. So they're take he's taking advantage of a person who don't know English. >> Management. >> What's her name? >> Christina. Oh, you're going to have to open this door. Come on, Carlos. Hurry up. >> Hey, >> we may need to get Christina out. Christina, come on out. Christina, don't make me come in here. >> Come on. On out. >> You let me cut your clothes off. You need to come on out. Let's go. Put your clothes on now. She just had her clothes on. >> You got some clothes on and come on out. All right. >> Hello. >> How are you? Want to get your sandals on, Christina? >> Uh, yes, I am. >> Okay. >> What are you doing here? Um, I'm staying here for the time being cuz I have no means if I can stay here. >> You're not supposed to be here. >> Says I never had a problem. She just doesn't like me. >> Paper that you signed. Stay here. You're not supposed to be here. >> What paper? >> That's not my signature. The woman screamed in the hallway as the handcuffs tightened. What was the problem? The paper or the truth behind the paper? >> No. What am I? Wait. What? Wait. I need to see I need to see >> You don't need to see anything. Turn around. >> I need to see the paper. >> That's not That's not >> Are you serious? Yes. >> Are you serious? >> Don't push me up against the wall. >> Stop resisting. >> I want to know why. Show me the paper that says I did CT. >> We're about to. >> Really? >> Stay here. Stop moving, ma'am. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. >> Wow. You serious? >> Yes. >> Get off of me. >> No. I know. You got to do anything. >> Frank, would you like to have a seat? >> Oh my god. Let's have a seat right here. >> Let's check the paper. >> I need to call my son right now. I don't want to see that paper. I want to see that paper right now. I don't want to call my son. Hell no. Because I didn't sign any papers. >> Let's just get him back there. >> I didn't sign any paper. Why you taking me to [ __ ] >> Oh my god. Are you serious? Wow. >> Stop. Get off my arm. Yo, >> you got to relax. >> I can't wear my arm. You're pregnant and you in my arm in your arm. >> This offer me to show me paper. Uh, >> no. I want to see. No, >> we'll show you in the car. >> Oh, no. Get off me. >> No. Show me the paper. I swear to God. That is not my signature. Are you serious? >> Get off of me. >> Unit, please. off of me. >> Okay. Well, we're going to drag your ass over to the drill car. >> You're making this harder than it is. >> When she screamed that she was 7 months pregnant, the arrest took a turn. But was the confession true or just a tactic to escape handcuffs? >> Are you serious? You pregnant so far? That's not my signature. Oh my god. >> Come on. >> Oh my god. No. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. Charlie, one more unit, please. Let's go. Come on. Bring your shoes back. Got your shoes for it. Get over me. Get over me. Get over me. No. Get over me. Your ass on my paper. On my paper. You're over me. You over me. >> You got to relax. Okay, we'll get through this together. Okay. >> Oh my god. Are you serious? >> Are you serious? >> This isn't nothing. >> Yeah, it's fine. It's a misdemeanor criminal trespass charge. Okay. >> That's not even my signature. That's my >> Hey, Christina. Listen, what you meant to go walk >> then? Walk right here. >> Yeah, we're almost there to the car. It's AC. Got AC in the back. >> Evil. He's so evil. Yo, >> he's so evil. She put me there for no reason. I do. >> No. >> AC. Okay. >> Christina, it'll be all right. >> No, it's not that. She's lying on me. I wasn't even my signature. Oh my god. >> Christina, listen. I'm going to buckle you in. >> You're safe. Okay. >> Let me see the paper. >> I will. >> Let me see the paper. Let me see it now. >> You see how they lying? >> You see how they lying? Any other signature? >> Can I Can I please see that? >> Let me see. You [ __ ] liar. >> Let me see the paper. That is not my signature. >> That is not my signature. >> Her belongings were confiscated and she was taken to the car with angry eyes. She will be taken to the hospital for medical examination and judgment according to the circumstances. >> Anything to do with her body? >> No, just her body. That's all I know. >> Somebody else out there observing her. >> You've been in 142. Do she have any stuff in that room? Yes or no? She got some stuff. >> She got some stuff. >> Uh, how much stuff? A purse or what? >> A few things. >> Okay. >> Cuz she's homeless. >> No. Again. >> Yes. And a few things. >> Okay. So, is it a lot of stuff or is it like those? >> I'm saying it. You don't go in that room cuz you're not supposed to be on that room anyway. >> Doesn't matter. You're not registered. We have that. >> But I got to put my name on. >> Yeah, you can't do that though. You can't do that cuz you had a room here, loco, cuz you cannot be in this room. You are not in gas. You got your own You had your own room over here. You can't do nothing. You have to come out here loc. >> Can you just secure them? Put them up the front. We'll come back or if we have >> So, we need to get going and taking her up. >> What sir? >> Yeah. >> Why am I going to jail? That is not my signature. I'm going to buckle you up, you guys. >> I don't want to put on a seat belt. >> We'll be definitely hackle for your safety. Okay, >> have a seat belt with handcuffs on. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Why? Oh, no. I'm not. That is not my signature. >> She was arrested on a misdemeanor charge and could be released quickly if she signs a court date. However, if she is pregnant, the case could be more complicated medically and legally, especially if she counters sues for being arrested while pregnant. Next, a midnight call brings the police to a hotel. But what they're dealing with isn't just a drunk man. It's an entire family on the brink of exploding. [Music] >> Oh, come on. Please. Come on. We gave her we we gave her more than enough. >> I got it. I got it. You don't though because we asked you to help out. >> They were asked to leave. But instead of packing up, they argued about the law and the room rate. And when reasoning no longer worked, someone started challenging the law itself. >> You had folks with you. Sorry. >> I was kind of aggressive. He >> just drunk as hell. She said that he like kind of came towards her, but there's a bunch of people. It's like a family or something and they stopped him. He didn't like lunge or anything like that. He just looked glassed over wasted >> yelling and kind of walk. >> Yeah. >> I didn't see any yelling or whatever, but there >> they were clearly trying to keep him called. Need you guys pack on up and get out. Let me talk to you. You guys are all packed up. Ready? >> Oh, what? >> You're getting trespassed. So, you got to leave. >> How do we get trespass? We pay for the >> That's a simple issue. You take it up at the hotel later, but right now you got to go. So we have to go I understand understand that trespassing they're a private uh organization >> they have rules while the hotel they can um cancel your reservation based off you don't fall in >> so they they are going to uh >> they may or may not civil issue you can take care of that as a late >> it is a private I understand anything to do with us has to do with us is you leaving >> tomorrow you can call and find out about all that. >> Exactly. Exactly. >> So, let's get your stuff. Let's get out of here cuz we got >> How much time can you give us to fight? >> They already gave you 15 minutes. How much more time do you need? >> Well, it all depends. >> We have a few people. >> Everybody can pass. Yeah. Don't Don't try to be an [ __ ] though >> because at the end of the day, >> I know you don't I know you don't care. Don't get me wrong. I know you don't care. >> All this time we're talking. Let's go. >> And they are doing that right now. >> Well, you need to help. You said there's a lot. >> He kept shouting about the green bag and his identification, but that was just the beginning of a series of actions that led to him being handcuffed in front of his family. >> All right. If he's going to grab your bag, you can go now then. >> I need my little bag because you're going to need my ID. Don't get my ID. ID. >> You're going to need my ID. Sir, >> Jeremiah, you need ID. I'm sorry. You need ID. >> You need ID. You want to stop talking so I can tell you? >> Stay over there. >> Stay over there. >> Go inside. >> Go inside. Go inside. Give my back. >> Okay. >> You need to take my >> No. I need you to follow directions. >> No, you need ID. Come. Come. Please. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. >> No. No. Don't talk to them. >> They need my ID. We need you to leave. >> They need ID. >> But look at your son. I don't understand. >> You guys don't understand. >> They're getting rid of their Get my bag. Get my bag. Get my back. Get my knee back. Get my knee back. Get my knee back. Get my >> sir. Step over there. >> Step over there. >> Get my brother. We're not touching. >> Please. >> Hey. Hey. Wait. They need my ID. Without my ID, they will take me to jail. >> Can you go back? >> Can I tell you? I had a few drinks. So, you tell me. Let's go inside. Get your ID. >> Just get his ID. Give me a key. Give me an Can you give me Give me Give me two minutes. >> Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. >> You can go stand over there for right now. All right. >> There is certain things that you don't know. Give me the keys. You're not going to go to jail. Nobody going to go to jail. Just give me the keys. >> Sher, give me the keys. Give me the keys. >> Ready. >> What keys? >> The car keys. >> And now you're placed in custody for disorderly in time. >> Make sure you right. >> I don't have to read you your rights unless I'm asking you questions. >> You're putting me on decisions because I'm not going to answer anything or feel me on the right. >> She cried. She screamed. She told of the battlefield and the pain of a soldier's wife. But at one, the only thing the police needed was silence. >> You just want to be a little bit on the other side. >> That's what you think. >> No, no, that's what I know. >> Okay. >> So, right now he's under arrest for disorderly and talks. Okay. The rest of you are going to be trespass. I understand you have to pack. >> Trespassing. >> Mhm. It just means you're not allowed back here. It's not a It's not a crime. >> It's downstairs. >> I don't It's fine. I don't need it. >> Yeah, I don't. >> He's military, so he has issues. >> If he's military, then he should have no problem calling orders. >> It's not easy when you go through Afghanistan and been through and through all this [ __ ] When you get deployed and you got to shoot at people, then you tell me if it's worth. We have plenty of people that work here that have been in the same no it's okay. What do you want to do? You want to do >> what they asking you to do. Hey, it's okay. Listen. >> I was just trespassing getting their ass one. >> No. No. Listen. >> They're packing up and then >> just listen. >> Oh my goodness. Listen. Forget yesterday. Forget yesterday. Just take your [ __ ] down. >> Say yesterday. >> What's your name? >> This is I don't want my name. I'm in your name out of it. You guys are just trying to help. >> You guys are also being trespass. It's both room. >> No, it's not. >> No, it's not. Okay. >> No, no, no. >> You're not staying here at all? >> No. I'm just coming to help. >> Sounds good. >> No. >> Do you live here? >> No. >> Like in the area? >> No. >> Man, Ma'am, people are asleep. It's 1:00 in the morning right now, too. We don't want to take you to >> Is this how a country treats a veteran? She screamed. But when threats of legal action don't work, what happens to the woman who refuses to be silenced? >> For being unreasonable like you're doing, so please quiet down here. Kids are here. >> No, I'm not alone. >> I know this here. >> I'm actually gone. Just don't worry about it. It's already happened. Why would you do this with your kids here? >> I don't know, but with the old bags. >> I'm trying. >> Where's the yelling at me? I'm trying to >> You serve your country and you get a big [ __ ] you. >> Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, I'm not going to ask you again. Okay. People are People are getting woken up because of your yelling. Okay. >> I don't want to have to take you to jail because you're acting unreasonably. >> This is my second warning to you. >> This is your money from your husband. $60 in life. last time. Oh, you want it? Do you need it? >> Do he need it? >> Don't put your hands on that. Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, come on. Please. Come on. >> We gave her We We gave her more than enough. >> I got it. I got it. You don't though, because we asked you to help out. We said yes. I'm trying. I'll put everything unreasonable the entire time. It's 1:00 in the morning and people are getting woken up because of her unreasoniness of yelling and screaming. This is This is ignorant. >> No, this is what when you get what you get. >> You're putting on a terrible display for your family. >> I'm sure you are. I am. >> I'm not. You are. >> Yeah. And you are >> accept yourself is that your son comes in and tells you how >> sad is your behavior. >> Your son tells me he looks up to this. >> This right here. >> A better role model. >> A a better role model. >> Not my problem. >> Yeah. I look into your eyes, puppy. I see different. >> I see this. You ain't like him. >> In the state of Nevada, disorderly conduct is punishable by a misdemeanor of up to six months in jail and slash or a fine of up to $1,000. The man faces charges of disorderly conduct while intoxicated, which could result in fines or jail time, mild to moderate depending on the state. The woman could face charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. The family is banned from returning to the hotel. Being drunk is not a crime unless you turn it into a midnight hotel show. 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.
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