Officers respond to an apartment complex after a woman reportedly attacked her neighbors with a metal bat. As officers arrive, she still has the bat and has now armed herself with a knife, forcing cops to get creative. >> Your name Stephanie. >> What's good everybody? Shout out to Midwest Safety for this video. Y'all know what we do on this channel. Let's not waste any time. Let's get into it. >> Why won't you talk to me? >> I said don't talk to me. >> Come talk to me. What's your last name? >> Go yourself. >> I will. What's your last name? >> You better stay away from the crash. >> You ain't going to do that. We ain't going to have all that. >> Oh my god. >> Come talk to me. >> Gerald. >> Not sure who Gerald is. >> Not sure who Gerald is, Stephanie. >> No, I bet you don't. >> Come talk to me. >> Bat [ __ ] crazy. >> You ain't going to hit me with the bat. We ain't going to do that. >> Stephanie. Hi, Stephanie. >> Stephanie, come talk to us. >> Do you remember me, Stephanie? >> You better out of my face. >> Do you remember me, Stephanie? >> Go yourself, [ __ ] Go yourself. >> What's your problem? Why you so my face? >> Why you so upset? >> My face. >> Come talk to me, Stephanie. Put the knife down. Come here, Stephanie. >> Yeah, go. I got you. Come back out. Careful. She's a knife. >> My thought about saying you're under arrest and tasing her. But then it's also like >> you got to wait now. She's got to >> She's under arrest. She tries to go in the house. She's fleeing, >> right? >> You just got to be careful. That's all. If she opens the door though, I'm pushing the door open. >> She's definitely angry. >> Come outside. It's your window. I don't care if you break it. >> Right. >> You break it. If you break it, I'm coming through it. If you break that window, I'm coming through it. >> That's right. >> Come open this door. Come open this door now. >> Careful. She don't go back, though. Let me know if she gets up, too. >> Come to the door, Stephanie. Come on. Come outside. >> You know she has any other weapons besides a knife in a bath. So, we got a felony, right? Okay. >> That's right. Keep knocking aggravator. [music] >> Open the door. You were talking [ __ ] earlier. I'm open the door. >> Still there. >> Yep. She's still there. She's trying to turn the radio up more. >> Come to the door, Stephanie. >> Come to the door, Stephanie. You wanted to go in. We were talking. Come to the door. I'm I'm going to come in. I don't need you to open it for me. So, I'm probably going to give her my work number and say if she comes out, call me. >> You can always get a one, but they're not going to do that. >> No. For a battery of a >> crazy. >> Stephanie, come to the door. I just want to talk to you. It doesn't affect me at all. >> It doesn't affect me. >> Come to the door. >> Come to the door. >> You're going to jail. You're going to jail. >> Okay. >> Come on. Come on. We'll give you a ride. What >> the dog you trying to get out? >> That doesn't affect me at all. >> Give you a ride. >> Look at the dog trying to get out the ham damn house. He said, "Man, let me get out of here." So, y'all initial reaction. Do you think she on drugs or you think she got mental issues? Y'all let me know in the comments. >> Got >> some drugs. We're not going to get She's nuts. >> Have a good night. >> I'm going to tell her what's up. How are you? >> I apologize about your neighbor there. >> That's all right. >> A little dangerous cuz she's, you know, >> feeding for the last few days around here, >> right? >> Just make sure you keep your distance. >> Yeah. >> If she opens that door, I'm going in. >> Okay. You stay there. >> Huh? >> My uncle right down there. >> Her mom does. >> Yeah. >> I haven't seen her. Well, she's out here battering people, so >> she got a bat. >> Yeah. And a knife. So, be careful cuz she might just come out. She She can't see me over here. >> Ain't no like that. >> Yeah. She's She's going to have a warrant out if we can't get her today. So, >> really on you. >> They're both in the car. Go ahead. I'll wait here. Tell her bye. Maybe she'll open the door. >> Bye. >> Hi. Sorry. I don't want to scare you. She tried and cut Molly in her face. The other roll. >> I'm I'll be right back. I would go back in if I were you guys in case. >> That's what I was going to do is pull up. She's back out. I'm going to try something. >> What? >> I know. We'll try something. She's back out. >> I'm going to sneak around to the back. Yo, >> she's under arrest though. Right after her. Okay, cool. >> Hang on. Let me uh hold on. >> I'm going to go around the back. All right. Bye. >> We're leaving. See you back here, please. >> Clearly not arrested. >> Clear. I'm over here. >> She's inside. She went inside. Go move your squad. Move your squad. Your squad car. Move it backwards. Go check the back. >> This is crazy, y'all. 14 and 12 in yellow shirt. >> I'm not even here. >> Hey, I'm investigating something else. >> I'm trying to go to the park. I'm just trying to go to the park. >> What? >> Why? >> Why? >> HEY YOU'RE UNDER STOP. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. YOU'RE ARREST. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK RIGHT NOW. LEAVE [screaming] me alone. [screaming and groaning] >> We're like dick. GET THE OFF OF ME. >> STOP KICKING me right now. Drag me. >> DRAG ME ON MY FACE. THAT HURT. [music] >> Let me stand up. >> Stand up. >> I'm not playing with you anymore. >> Out of here. >> Out of here. >> Out of here. You with me. GET THE OFF OF ME LIKE THAT. Get off of me. LET ME WALK. I CAN WALK OUT OF HERE. We need to search. >> Text me and touch me. Huh? >> You guys are famous. >> I hope you die. >> Let me stand here. I'm going to stand. I'm promise. >> You I HAVEN'T ATE IN TWO DAYS. You >> I know. >> We can talk to you after we get her here. Okay. I got my hands. I haven't ate in two days. >> Are you the Are you the mother? I'm >> okay. >> They want you to give me food. That >> you'll get something to eat at the hospital. Oh, you could have gave me food before this happened. >> You want to sit down, Stephanie? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You too. >> You could have gave me food. >> Your brain is gone. >> No, you didn't give me no food. >> Could you go inside? I'll come talk to you. >> I'll talk to you, ma'am. Okay. >> Get this thing out of [music] me, too. >> The paramedics will take care of it. >> Yeah. You I'll pull it out myself. >> I wouldn't do that. >> Yeah. I don't give a I don't give a anymore. Get these cuffs off of me. >> No. You you this is a game and you save me out of here. >> YOU RAN. >> I'M NOT A GAME. OH, THIS IS ALL BEING RECORDED. YOU DUMB SON OF a [ __ ] >> On the ground. You're going TO >> GET THE OFF OF ME. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING AND YOU'REING touching me. >> You >> don't get up. >> YOU >> YOUR ASS IS GRASS, MOTHER. YOUR ASS IS GRASS. STOP TALKING. Tell you all being recorded, [ __ ] All being recorded. You >> It is. >> Yeah, it is. It is. It is. Go yourself. >> The fire department arrived on scene to treat Stephanie, but she refused medical treatment. Officers collected her metal bat and a folding pocketk knife as evidence and transported her to jail. According to court records, 45-year-old Stephanie was charged with felony aggravated battery causing great bodily harm, felony aggravated battery in a public place, felony aggravated assault on a peace officer, felony aggravated battery on a peace officer, and resisting. She took a plea deal, pleading guilty to one count of aggravated assault on a peace officer, while all other charges were dismissed. She was sentenced to 2 years of probation and 60 days in jail with 8 days of credit. >> All other charges was dismissed. This woman right here is 45. I thought for sure she might have been in her 50s. And that comes from like I I asked the question earlier. I got my answer when she was just when she was talking. That comes from I think she's on drugs. That's drug use. Probably alcoholic drugs and everything. Let me say this. I want y'all to listen to me for a minute. Growing up in my community, we were always taught that you don't trust the police. I don't know why we've been taught that growing up. So, I Okay, when I was in elementary school, we were taught different. But growing up in my neighborhood, I grew up in the hood. We were taught don't trust the police and they don't like black folks and stuff like that. That's what that's what we that's what we've been taught. And I know some things personally that had happened in my family uh where police were in the room. So I that's what that's the way we've been taught. But I'm going to say this. If it had not been for these body cams, I would have not known that police have to deal with this every day. Shout out to the good police. Now I ain't talking about the bad ones. The good police are here that protect us and from these people every day. Y'all, y'all have y'all have my empathy and sympathy and my support because I'm sitting here thinking about they have to deal with people like this on a constant basis everywhere. Shout out to the police, man. I'm telling you, man. Because I I would have lost my job the first week. I'm telling you, man. I cannot handle I don't know. I don't know how y'all even stay sane, especially the detectives and the people who got to see unaligned bodies and shootings and, you know, all that stuff. I don't see how y'all y'all just handle just being sane every day. I have so much respect for the cops now from seeing all these videos that we do all the time. I'm like, dang, they deal with this when we in our house just sleep. when we we going to work going to work and coming back in our house and we living our peaceful lives, they out here protecting us and then they got to deal with mentally ill, crazy ratchets, just everything. Shout out to the police on this, man, because y'all don't get enough credit from dealing with these crazy ass people. I That's That's crazy, man. This woman right here just going around probably high, probably on drugs and she's being erratic and she could have under alive somebody. She could have hurt somebody. And I love the little sneaky tactic they did to try to catch up. That was genius, man. I I like that. Well, I just I I just have to keep giving um praise to the cops for this because we just we have we have our certain views about some of them, but we don't know the mental strain they have to go through every day dealing with this because I would have I would probably worked a year being a cop and I said, "Man, I can't deal with this. This is too much for me, man. Just put me behind the desk." I had to deal with somebody like that on a constant basis and then you got to go deal with all kind of other stuff. Oh, no. Hell no. I just couldn't do it, man. I don't know. So, basically, I just think she was on drugs. I can't believe that's a 45 year old woman. Drugs are hell, man. They look what they do to your body, man. I just That's 45. Wow, man. I know kids don't watch this stuff, but kids, people stay off drugs, man. And keep your keep your life sane as possible. This woman right here is crazy. And the mom probably gave up on her. She said she ain't even uh another reason they gave it away when she said she ate in two days. I know personally some drug addicts. They don't they don't eat. So yeah, it's drugs, man. I hope she get her life together. It's this been 2023, so it's old. So I hope by now she got her life together and doing better in life. But personally, I want I'm a little petty, y'all. Forgive me. I would have been used that t on her. I wouldn't have wait till them going on those steps. I would have. Anyway, y'all come through the comments and let me know what y'all think about this. And shout out to Midwest Safety for this video again. Until next time, don't get caught slipping. [laughter] Okay, y'all. Okay, I'm going say this. I I love the taser. I like to see people get tased. I'm sorry. Y'all can fault me if you want to. I like it. Until next time, don't get caught slipping on camera. Press subscribe. 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