The staff did everything they could, but some situations need more than patience. Here are five cases when entitled customers have a public meltdown. Number five, out of control hotel guest pushes it too far. Police respond to a hotel after staff report a woman acting erratically and refusing to leave. Here's what happens when they arrive at the scene. >> Yes, ma'am. You see her? No. >> I don't I didn't even go down there. I don't I don't want to >> you my complaintant. >> Yes. >> What happened? >> Okay. So, I went to approach her in 127. >> Mhm. >> The I mean in a laundry room because she's walking around with a towel on and on top of that I was letting her know that she have to check out, >> right? >> And she came to me and well, she swung at me and was like, "You stole my money." And I'm like, "How did I steal your money? You only extended your room for one night." Which in last night. She's walking around the hotel with a with just a towel on. She's naked. We have kids in here. We have adults. We have men. And she won't leave out the room. >> Is this her last day? She She be going off. >> She Yes. >> Okay. >> And >> you have a general key for the roof? >> Yes. She's this way. 127. Do you What What is it that you want done? >> I just want her out. I I'm I'm afraid of her. She swung at me one time. I don't know what she's able to do the second time. >> Okay. So, you don't want her on the property? >> No. >> Did Yuri tell her she needed to leave? Yeah, we we told her >> corporal. >> Yes, >> she needs the manager needs to open that door. >> Airport police. >> Airport police. >> Go ahead and open the doors, please. >> Airport police. >> I got it. Clear. >> Clear. >> Clear. >> Do we know what kind of vehicle she's driving? >> So, the story I wasn't here, but apparently she was something. She doesn't even remember how she got here. That's when she's walking around that thing. Yeah. >> You can go ahead and key her out of this room. >> We did earlier. I'm trying to figure out, but I'll I'll do it again. Um, has she made any friends with the maintenance guys, clean crew since she's been here? >> Staff also suspect she may have taken or copied a key as she repeatedly returns to a room she was told to vacate. >> Um, check make sure there's no other keys in that room. She might have slipped one and gotten an extra key. Hence the reason why might be able to get in and out. Yeah. >> So, what happened yesterday? Okay. So, yesterday the housekeeper went to the room and was like, "You need to check out." She said, "No, my friend extended my room for a month." I said, "No, your friend didn't extend your room. Who is your friend?" She was like, "Oh, a guy dropped me off." And I was like, "Well, who is this guy?" So, she came. At first, it took her >> like before I went to the room, I kept calling the phone like, "Hey, you need to leave. Hey, you need to leave." So, she was like, "Oh, I don't have any clothes. Uh, can you bring me a towel?" I was like, "Okay, cool. I'll bring you a towel." Took her to towel. And she never came out the room. So, I was like, "Hey, it's time for you to exchange. Like, if you're going to extend, come up here and extend your room. You can stay for one more night, but you have to go." >> So, she came up, she finally came, but she was acting like she was out of it. >> And so, she was like, "Where am I?" I was like, "You're at the hotel." She was like, "No, I'm not at the hotel. I'm in Jacksonville. I was like, "No, you're here in Savannah at a hotel." And she was like, "No, I'm at I'm in Jacksonville." So, I just kept like I knew it was something because she kept >> going from one spot to other. So, I called the police because I'm like at this point she was just sitting in a room. She was walking around the hotel with just a towel and we have kids in here. And this morning when she came to the front, I was like, "Hey, you have to check out." And she was like, "I'll check out later." No, she said, "I'm going to ex My room is extended." I said, "Your room is not extended." I said, "Your room is not extended at all. You have to check out today." And she was like, "Oh, I'll do it later." So, we've been getting complaints about her walking around the hotel with a towel on. So, she was sitting here half naked with a towel on. I went in there and I said, "Hey, you have to check out. Are you going to check out?" >> They describe her behavior as increasingly erratic and bizarre. got to check out. We don't have any rules for you tonight. And she was like, >> she slung her purse down and aimed at me and was like, "You stole my money." And I was like, "What are you talking about? I didn't steal your money." I said, "You extended for one night, which in that was last night. It's time for you to go." >> Yeah. >> She just been in the laundry room in her room. Is she in the room? >> Mhm. >> She's probably gone. Hopefully, she's gone. She just kept telling us a guy dropped her off. A guy dropped her off. And I was like, "Well, who is the guy?" >> And she was like, "I don't know the guy. I don't know who he is. >> So when the officers came like they were talking to her and they was like she is out of it. >> Check it out. Two two. >> They was like, "Oh, she's out of it, but it's nothing we can do." >> Do you remember who the officers were that came out here? >> Sergeant. They were sergeants. It was this big black guy. Oh, a big white guy with a ball head. Yeah. But he just kept saying, he was like, "There's nothing we can do. There's nothing we can do." He kept saying they called EMS for her, but EMS never showed up. But she has gold dreads and she just walk around with a towel. >> She dropped the towel. >> She dropped the towel. >> The one that was in front of the room door. It wasn't there earlier. >> She must have clothes on. >> So she might have had something on underneath the towel. >> The the woman. >> So she went to the next hotel. >> The next hotel. >> She's at the next hotel. >> All right. Now, do you want her criminally trespass from here so that she don't come back? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> She see over that. >> Oh, on the on the guy on the >> Be reported to be in the next hotel at the bridge. >> He told me he was she was on the other side sitting next to on the curb next to the white car. >> Yeah. But she took his car. >> She took his car. >> Yeah, she stole it. She stole it. She was going to She was going to take his car. She stole his car and they stop it. >> They later discover she's moved to a nearby hotel. That's when another incident unfolds. A man staying at the second location reports his car was stolen. >> 7:59 to 7:33. We have a victim here. She stole this gentleman's car. He went and retrieved it. He wants to press charges on her. >> Okay. So have him subject is sitting in the parking lot with his driver and then we're going to go ahead. >> We'll be right back. >> So I have a question. Sorry I just got here late. The the car that you drove from the other hotel, >> did you know that doesn't belong to you? >> No. I I explained to him that my family was going to send me a card. I've been here for like maybe two weeks. >> Mhm. But um I thought I just assumed that was the problem. That was it. >> Where was it when you got into it and drove it over here? >> It was parked on the end of the street >> and then you >> you just assumed that was the car that your family told you that they sent you. >> Did you think it was odd that there was personal items in there that you wouldn't find in a rental car? >> Yeah, I did. >> You did? Yeah. that vehicle, you understood and knew that it wasn't a rental car. >> I didn't know. Um it could have been some of my um family members items or anything. I mean, it could have just sent me so I could get where I was going. >> Now, if your parent if somebody if family member is renting you a car, why would they rent it and then leave stuff in it? >> No, I didn't rent a car. Said they going to send me a car. >> How are they going to send you a car? >> Leave the car there. even get in another car to go. >> Where are they coming from? >> I mean, Jacksonville, Florida. I mean, uh, Memphis, either or. I don't know. All I know is I wanted a car for them to send me a car. >> Okay. So, you got in that one? >> Mhm. >> How did you get into it? >> Because it was running. They told me it would they would leave it running >> for me and I just assume cuz it's been weeks. >> Couple months. I'm not. >> The officers explained that the hotel has filed a criminal trespass warning, meaning she's not allowed to return. >> She took the car from wants to press charges. >> Okay. >> So, I'll go get his information. >> So, she can take a ride. >> Okay. >> Um, and then she can get criminally trespassed from the hotel. >> So, the people at Candlewood don't want you there. They want you criminally trespassed. So, I filled out the paperwork. The only things I need is your social security number. Do you have Do you know that off the top of your head? No. >> Okay. What about your telephone number? >> I don't I don't know this number. >> Okay. Then the other thing I need is for you to sign it right there and then date it for me, please. And you'll get a copy once I get the manager's uh signature as well, too. Okay. >> I'll get the driver's information. >> Okay. No, no, no. You all right? >> Need you to walk over to the hood of my car for me, please. Ma'am, >> put your hands right here for me, please, ma'am. You're being placed under arrest now for all this stuff. >> Oh, go ahead. >> Place your hands right here for me, please. >> All right. I need you to bring your feet back a little bit. >> And then you can spread your feet, please. You put your hands behind your back for me, please. >> Watch your head. I want you to purchase it. I see you about to fill out something else. What is that for? >> This is the resting bookie form for they got to have down at the jail man. >> Please, sir. >> What's wrong? >> Can I get out for a minute? Please. >> What's wrong? >> I can't breathe. I need some air. Oh, please. Please. [Music] Oh my god. >> Where was your car parked at when she took it? >> Can you hit the slate for me? >> With the other side of the building in the back side. >> Okay. >> It was loading. It start loading 11. >> Loading clothes. >> Yeah. Everything is in it. >> The man who reported the vehicle stolen confirms there's no damage and wants to press charges. >> And then uh he said when he went back for the second load, you know that >> car was gone. >> Yeah. and and ask him how did was he able to get it back. >> Okay. What they did was when he came back there was another of us right there on the parking lot and he saw the car coming this way. So she must go. She went all the way to the back where there's no end, you know. So he came over. >> She came over driving on this on this street slowly and they saw the car. Oh man, somebody got the car, you know. and they start chasing her and then they went all the way up there to the stop sign and then uh that's when they pull in front of her and then they stop her and she came out of the car and she said thank you. >> That's what they said. >> Oh wow. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. Was there any damage to your vehicle once you were able to retrieve it back? >> Everything. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> All right. That's it. >> That's it. Thank you so much. >> She's ultimately arrested with vehicle theft. Number four, entitled diner pushes staff to the limit. Police respond to a call at a restaurant where an intoxicated customer is reported for harassing staff. When officers arrive, they interview the employee and witnesses. >> Yeah. What's What happened? >> Okay. So, um it started with he made a comment for us. We kind of like disregarded it. Um and then he's only excelled since then. He's made several comments about my breast from the base. Um, but I need to sue because we served him and I was like, "Well, >> okay." >> But I I'm pretty sure he's almost >> Which one's the manager out here? >> Uh, yeah. She's the one over there. >> The gray shirt. >> Yeah. And he told me to grab your shirt, too. >> To grab to grab >> to talk to So you guys could talk to her cuz she I wasn't the one that got grabbed. He's the only comment. >> Okay. Let me just get your information. Did you already give you your name? I I didn't give him my name. I have my driver's license and everything inside, too, if you need it. >> Oh, the door. >> Yeah, >> they call me. >> So, these are his geese. >> He gave it to a lady. >> Awesome. Yeah. Yeah. You want to grab the other or whoever he he grabbed onto? >> Yeah. Here you are. You like finger. He say he call it immigration. He was right a lot of stuff. >> Why? What did uh was he here with anybody? >> No, he was alone there >> by himself. No, by himself. >> I don't wonder why you start being a jerk about things. >> Um, >> you want him trespassed. Obviously trespassed at least. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> How's it going? >> How old are you guys? >> How old am I? How old are you? >> 30 57. >> Yeah. >> I wouldn't know from 36 years old. You guys are freaking treating [ __ ] here. My god, is this >> I think you you probably had a lot to do with that. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No, >> I think >> No. >> Yeah, >> guys. Fine. Take me around. Rest me. >> Rest me. Rest me right now. And I'll say thank all you guys in jail in 15 minutes. Come on. >> Do it. >> I will if I want to. Relax. >> Do it. >> Relax. >> The man is visibly intoxicated and starts to antagonize officers. challenging them to arrest him, mocking their appearance, and yelling obscenities. >> Relax. >> Please. No. >> What are you doing? >> Really? Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Guys, really? >> Stop. Stop. >> Yes, you are. >> Oh my god. >> Your pants. Yeah. >> Well, that's not good. >> I would Hey, you should be an adult and not do that. >> Me. Oh, you guys are >> Yes, you are. >> Oh my god. You guys >> Hey, >> there you go. >> This >> See this? >> You have this. You're all right. >> See this? >> Yeah. >> I didn't do anything. They pushed me down the ground. They pushed me down. No. >> Record this, please. >> Come on, guys. Hit me up. >> Listen, I talked to you a little bit ago and I told you what was going to happen. >> Lift me up. >> Too nice. >> All right. >> I'm trying to clean up, though. >> Guys, let's start on the ground so that way I don't have a >> Don't do that to me. >> Well, don't do that to yourself. >> I have no You guys were >> If I If I did this on my job, I'd be fired. Well, >> dad, >> if we acted the way you do at our job, we would be fired. >> I stood there. >> We're 1074. One's detained. >> Yeah, I got him. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Stand up. Stop. Stop. What are you doing? Stop. >> He continues to fight and scream while being restrained and placed inside the patrol car. >> Jeez. Stop. Stop. Stop. Before you go, stop. >> What are you doing here? >> You're going to jail >> for >> being an idiot. Pity out of season. There's no such thing, buddy. >> Put Sit down. >> There's no such thing. >> Yes. >> There's no such thing. >> Let me get in the car first and then we'll I'll crack. >> Sit back so she can >> There's no such thing, buddy. >> Sit back. >> I just go to the bathroom. But there's no such thing. >> It's too late. You already your pants. >> Yeah, I did. >> It's too late. >> That's illegal. Okay, >> come on. Scoot back, >> man. >> Get in the car. >> Okay. Thank you. Okay. Hey, >> I'm trying to help you. >> Let me go. Let me go >> the car. >> Let me go. >> Just go back. >> Let me go. >> We're not >> Let me go. >> No. >> Slide back into the vehicle, sir. >> Really? >> Yes. >> All right. What's your name? You're You're done. >> You're done. >> Yes, you are. >> You're done. >> I just told you what's >> A bystander enters the scene saying she was only helping the man find a way to get home. >> Do you Do you know him before? >> All I was trying to do is get him an Uber cuz he's drunk. I know, but he's going to go to jail now. >> He grabbed the bartender and like made sexual advances towards her and then he does this like >> he was really drunk. So all I was trying to do is get him. >> Yeah. Well, I wish that would have happened before he started grabbing people and stuff. So >> yeah, it's unfortunate. >> What happened in there with the uh blue shirt individual? >> So he was calling us to come over his table and I did at first time and then the second time I did not. I said with other customers and he approached me and he like grabbed me here and then I put his hand up and then he grabbed my hand >> and then I just told him to back up >> and then we came to the door and then he like went bar and just said that look at me look at me I'm calling you need to look at me when I call you and I said oh sorry but we have >> and then he just start making comments about my friend's breast >> and he called me and >> he called me worse just incident for that. >> So that's what happened and then we just I just went back. >> So did he grab you anywhere other than your waist and your arm? >> No, just here in my >> Was there someone cuz we had a report to dispatch that a female had a breast grab. Was there anyone that did or was it just maybe a mis >> Yeah, it was not me. I don't think he did. >> No. Elizabeth said he he made comments about it, but he's never he didn't touch it. >> No, he didn't touch. >> Do you want to uh press charges for the >> technically for touching it? It does come with battery. >> It's up to you if you want to pursue charges or not. No. >> Okay. >> Um, >> we're going to take that gentleman off your hands, but would you like him trespassed? >> I mean, he was like really bad with us. He said he was racist. So, I want to call him immigration. You got to do the poor. He called me like a couple times. He showed a finger. He was like, >> I I recommend trespassing. >> If that's the case, we just need I just need to get a little bit information from you. I'm sure. The restaurant staff expresses relief that the man is being removed and legally barred from returning to the premises. >> And I just need you to go out there and tell him he can't come back and then we'll handle the rest from there. >> Yeah. So that even if he comes back on the property and he's sober, he can he'll go to jail. >> He cannot come back. >> Yeah. >> So I recommend that. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> I doubt he'll be back. Just I feel like he's here on vacation. >> 135. >> I know. That's what I was asking you. >> Not in the car. Let me out the car. >> The answer is no. >> Let me out of the car. >> Answer is no. >> Yeah. She let me out of the car. >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz I said so. >> Cuz you're a boss man. >> Yes. >> You know what? I had a job like you >> and I hated it. >> You know why? You know why? >> Cuz we have to drill deal with drunk people like you. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> I deal with drunk people all the time. Drunk. Not drunk. >> Yes. >> My god. You're an >> Yes. You have to get all he has to do. This girl right here. >> Oh no. >> Oh my god. Hi lady. >> All right. Not allowed back. >> You guys are so young and so >> guys get it on the scale. >> All right. >> Guys, >> listen. >> Hi lady. >> Okay. We don't want any trouble with this. Please don't let me come back to the restaurant. Okay. >> You can't come back to the restaurant. >> You're fine. >> She was there. She was there with her boyfriend and she came over here with her boyfriend and said, >> "No, that's the manager that you were calling vulgar names to." >> What are you talking >> exactly? You're too. >> Eventually, the man is charged with resisting arrest and battery on the law enforcement officer. Number three, she checked in with hate and checked out in handcuffs. Officers arrive at a hotel following a 911 call from a woman claiming she was attacked by another guest. The front desk staff quickly clarify that the man she accused had just arrived to check in and hadn't even been near her room. When officers approach her, it becomes clear she's heavily intoxicated and not thinking clearly. >> You got a 911 call. Yeah, we were trying to answer the phone, but we could not we're not able to. We have a guest in 217 that you guys brought in earlier, but she's making a I mean, she's >> she's in 217. She's >> And she's saying that someone was trying to but the customer barely was checking in when she was blaming that he was trying to >> Okay. And he was just coming in. >> I was checking him in at that moment and she said he was in his room trying to see how make people make that stuff and then people get in trouble. >> Yes, ma'am. All right. Thank you. >> Police. >> Hello. >> Hey. >> Did you call? >> Did you call 911? >> No, I did not. >> No, I called 911 on the person that was like trying to >> breaking in my place. >> Or breaking into your place? >> Yeah. Not me. >> Is there anybody here with you? No, it's it's just my aunt on the phone. >> Can I talk to her? >> Yeah. >> What's her name? >> Evelyn. >> Hey, Miss. This is Syber. How are you? >> All right. So, what's your name now? Are you okay today? What's So, give me a rundown of what all happened. >> So, so somebody came into this room. >> Mhm. Okay. >> I'm I don't want to know. All right. So some somebody came into this roomh >> and I >> okay >> I was like all right whatever you know I I got some key. >> As the officers try to piece together what happened she grows more emotional and erratic. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight if you could guess? >> Oh I barely even open it. >> You barely even open it. Okay. >> Yeah. It's over there. >> All right. And you say you're the only one in here. >> Okay. How long you been been in this room? >> All right. Since yes yesterday. >> Since yesterday. >> I don't I don't know. I don't know why. Why? Why am I being investigated? >> No, we're asking questions. You called us, right? So, we have to we have to do our job and ask questions. >> He is the one that came in. >> Okay. Okay. Give me a description. I'm trying to get a rundown of what all happened. >> Like 6 foot like probably like 6' five, right? >> Okay. 6' five. I I can't describe him because you know you are the way you are and I am >> I'm the way I what I'm not understanding. >> I can't I can't describe him. >> How can't you describe him? Just describe him. >> I I can't do what he said. >> He's white. >> Yes, you can. That's called describing somebody that attacked you. >> Okay. Well, he was he was of color. >> Okay. He was a a taller dude. >> Okay. When you say he was of color, what are you saying? >> Is he Okay. There's race there. So, is it white, black, Hispanic? Don't touch me, ma'am. Is it white, black, Hispanic? >> I'm not I'm I'm asking questions. >> I I don't know. >> I don't know what the proper terms are. You don't know whether somebody is white, black. >> He was a little bit darker than me. Okay. >> Okay. But >> he came into my room. >> Started drinking my damn tequila. >> So he drunk your tequila. >> Yes. >> Okay. So he rang your eyes, drunk his tequila. >> I I also saw him earlier today. >> When pressed for details, her story keeps shifting. >> You saw him earlier today? >> Yes. And what was that? >> In the elevator. >> You saw him in the elevator? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did he have What color was his hair? >> What color was his hair? It was just dark. >> It was dark. >> Raw. >> You're You're like You're like picking. No, you're like you're crying. You're crying. I I don't like it. >> I'm crying when you said that somebody tried. >> Okay. Can Can I get Can I get a white officer over here, please? >> Ma'am, >> yes. Can Can I get a white officer over here? >> Yeah, you can call officer Bruce. >> No, no, no. I need a white officer. >> She's asking for a white officer now. So, okay. All right. Well, let me see what I can figure out. Okay. >> All right. So, who are you talking to? >> You? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, what's going on? This dude came into my room and like tried to almost me. >> Who? >> That I can't I'm not saying it on y'all's body cams. >> A person of color is what she told me. >> Why won't you say it on the body camera? >> I ain't saying I I ain't doing it. So, you went down to the lobby and talked to the clerk down there. And what did you tell the clerk? >> I said somebody came to my room and the same guy that I met in in the freaking elevators earlier. I don't know it was today or I don't know yesterday. I don't know. But and he offered me shoes earlier today and then now he is like trying to >> The conversation continues in circles with a woman insisting she was almost assaulted then refusing to explain what exactly happened. >> How is he trying to you? What is he doing? He came in here and he came in here and tried to >> What did he do? How did he get in the door? >> Oh, he just opened the door. >> The door wasn't locked. >> I No, the door was locked. >> So, how did he get in? >> No, I did not unlock it at all. >> No, I thought it was thought I thought I thought it was an officer. >> So, I unlocked it cuz I thought it was an officer >> and that's the only that's the only reason I ever unlocked the store. >> So, there's nobody in there right now, right? >> No. >> How much have you had to drink today? probably like um four margaritas. >> Well, I haven't drank all that yet. I was going to Well, we were I was going to get there. I was going to get there, but You >> want to open the refrigerator and everything? >> I'm just looking where anybody could hide. Make sure nobody was in here. >> Trying to open this. >> I got >> I was trying to open this while open home. >> So, what is what was our plan for tonight? What are we going to do? >> I'm I'm just going to bed. >> Here's your phone. Are we done calling 911? >> Yeah. [Music] dude to stay away from this freaking find out who he was. I would >> officers asked for more information, but she refuses to describe the person clearly, claiming she doesn't know the right words or doesn't want to say it on camera. >> Huh? >> 137. >> You don't know who he was. >> I wasn't here. You can't give me no good description. You said you wouldn't tell us on body cam. Mhm. Yes, ma'am. What? >> What do I have? >> How old are you? >> I'm 32, but I know what the the So, you're like this tall, but I can't say. >> Yes, you can. >> No, no, no, no, no. I can't. I can't. I can't say anything. >> It would help our investigation. >> No, I I can't. But I can't. Let me go down and talk. All right. >> You know, you know good and well. It's not. >> I don't. That's why I'm asking questions cuz I really don't know. You won't give me a description. >> Where the Hold on. Let me get what you >> All right, homeboy. >> What's going on? >> I don't know. You tell me. You still haven't given us a description yet. >> You want to tell me? >> I don't know cuz you haven't given me a description yet. >> I know. I know how it goes. >> Okay. If you're a nurse, then you should be able to identify people by their race. >> Yeah, I know. >> And I know how it goes. >> So, what's the race? What's the description of the person? >> No, we we identifying people people by the race. I'm about to call my daddy right now. help us to help you, ma'am. How can we help you if you don't give us a description of the person? >> My mom, I'm sitting here with I'm sitting here with two officers who I'm I'm trying to get I'm freaking dad on the phone with because they're freaking >> She becomes increasingly agitated, asking for her father and making even more absurd claims. At one point, she begins yelling and resisting officers attempts to get her to cooperate. >> I need my dad on the phone, but he won't answer the phone. >> Hey, you know, you're saying, "Lower your force, please." >> Because it's it's a it's it's it's a it's like a Fox News like civil pursuit like going on right now. is it's like a black and white and and I don't I don't want I don't want to say it's black and white because when I'm on camera, but I need my dad. I need my dad. I need my dad. I need my dad. I need my dad cuz I was almost I was I was almost by somebody of color. But I I I can't say anything. Don't touch me, ma'am. >> I can't No, I'm not touching him. >> Don't touch me. >> I can't touch him because I can't touch him and I can't cover his camera and I can't say anything until [Applause] >> All right, Miss >> Hold on. Hold on. >> All right, Miss Stand up for me. Turn around. >> I'm holding. I'm holding. >> I got you. I need you. Just stand up. Turn around for me. Turn around for me. >> No. No. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. arresting me. >> Why? >> Why? >> I'll explain everything to you. Just >> stop. >> Why? >> Everyone. Everyone. >> Stop. Don't break your race. >> What are we wrestling for? You got smaller wrist so to be still so it don't get broke. >> Yeah, I know. She resists as they try to cover, demanding to know why she's being arrested, but not listening to the explanation. >> He has gone to check and make sure you don't have any weapons on you. Any >> I got nothing but call my lawyer. >> All right. Where your shoes at? I don't have those shoes. >> All right. >> What? What? Now, what are you arresting me for? >> I'll explain everything to you when we get there. >> No. No. >> Can you You tell me right now. >> Here. We're going to put these shoes on. Okay. >> No. What am What are you arresting me for? >> You get the >> Yes. Yes. I have the right to What are you arresting me for? >> Shoe on. >> Oh my god. What are you arresting me for? >> Put shoe on. >> What are you arresting me for? Public intoxication. >> Get public intoxication. Disturbing the peace. Okay. >> Yeah. Like that will get like that will get through the justice system faster than my DUI that has been a year and a half. All right. >> I don't know. I don't know how to get in here. >> She's later charged with public intoxication, disorderly conduct, misuse of 911, and resisting arrest. Number two, restaurant meltdown ends with a sight of cops. Police respond to a trespassing call at a restaurant where a woman has reportedly been seated for hours without ordering. Staff explain what happened and share everything to the police. Yeah. Um, so weird. >> Okay. Do you happen to like know her name or anything? >> I can't. >> You don't know? She didn't get her. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What? What? What happened? >> Just walk around the table all day. stuff now. She was in here a couple nights ago. >> Okay. And um has she just not purchased anything or just been here much longer than? >> Uh yeah. >> He's on his way. [Music] uh she's right here in this corner. Uh she was here earlier when she was walking around walking standing in the middle of the road. And she did. Okay. Stay out of here. But do you want her trespass? >> If I want to call, >> huh? >> All right. Um >> I mean we we can do either way. >> If you have >> Well, the reason I ask is because if if we have her leave like and she comes back, >> we go through the same process, right? So it it's dependent on what you want to do. If you want to give her the chance to leave, we can do that. if you want to give her the if we want to do the trespass now and if she comes back we arrest her. >> The manager opts not to press charges. He just wants her off the property. >> That's fine. And and we can explain that to her, right? And just be like, "Please, if you want to do that, that's up to you. Give me one more second. She's in the corner booth. The manager just said he just wants her to leave. So he kind of >> They told her to leave yet. >> They're telling her now. >> They told her to leave before. He's telling her to leave now. Um, but saying if she doesn't leave then [Music] >> she I'll uh I'll >> Thank you. >> Hey there. How are you? >> I'm blessed and highly favored. >> I hear you. Okay. >> Thank you. Good. >> So, wait, please. Because I've been here since 5:00. I'm hungry. They have gave me no service. >> Okay. So, will you please call David Hawkins? >> David Hawkins? Who's that? >> He's the owner of the funeral home. >> Funeral home? >> Yeah, please just call. >> So, >> okay. >> Why haven't they given you an insurance? >> Because they think I'm crazy. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm breathing. >> We'll talk about that later. But right now, I have not eaten. >> I'm shaking. >> My nerves is bad. My blood pressure is high. But they don't care. But anyway, so David has is calling him cuz it's going to be on your watch. Okay. >> So, you need to call him right now cuz I'm about to pass out. >> Okay. Why? Okay. Do you do you need to see EMS for anything? >> Yes. >> Okay. For what? >> My blood pressure. >> Okay. Your blood pressure. >> She insists her blood pressure is dangerously high and request medical assistance. Also claiming she's grieving and deserves to stay in the booth. But I'm trying to I know how to >> myself down. So So you want EMS to respond here now? >> Yes, please. >> So in order to do that, we have to go outside and see them. They're not going to come in. No problem. >> Okay. So I'm going to call them for you. Okay. But you have to understand you you have to hear me out. >> I promise I will. >> So per per law, listen to me now. Per law, if they don't want you in the restaurant no more, >> you have to. >> Maybe. >> Okay. So there there there is no other I understand. I understand. >> And whatever happened happened today between between them and y'all. Okay. >> But it's it's their right. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I understand. I I understand. We going I want to hurry up and get to the bottom so I can eat. >> Okay. All right. Well, >> that's all I want. And a drink. >> Okay. Well, I'm afraid to tell you that they're not going to feed you today. They want you out. >> Okay. Okay. Well, this I I'll leave and I'm going to Biglet Peaks where I'm going. >> Perfect. Perfect. >> No problem. But I need a message before I get there. >> Okay. Well, uh I'm going to go ahead and call him. >> You you you want to step out now? >> So, let's grab your tickets. >> I'm about to pass the How am I going to leave? >> I'm sick. You understand that? I'm allow >> What we're going to do is we're going to >> No, you ain't going to do I make more money than you. I apologize, but I'm angry because I've been here since 5:00 in the evening. I'm a Christian, but I ain't perfect. >> Okay. Hey, dude. Step out. Let's go. >> No, I ain't going to do that. >> Okay, come on. >> I'm not going to do that. I'm telling you what I'm I ain't going to do it. Okay, let me just tell you what going to happen right now. >> What happened was No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Come on. >> Okay, baby. Y'all y'all are blessed tonight. I promise y'all are. Y'all know y'all know. Huh? >> Don't let him do that. >> No. No. I'm going to let him do it because I'm going to get paid. I got a million dollars in my bank account, right? >> So, y'all don't know that. I promise. I promise to God. >> Once outside, the officer works with a manager to determine the next steps. >> Is there anything that she ordered or anything? >> She She's fine from that standpoint. Um, I think she just needs a little help. >> Okay. Um, right. >> She was walking all around the building just talking to anybody that would listen. So, >> yeah, she was saying that she did have a loss recently. So, um, >> would you like to press charges? >> What happens if I don't? >> Sorry. >> What happens if I don't? She may be charged regardless for obstructing. >> So, it's up to Officer Pototts. He He's primary, so I'm asking the question just so I'm I'm assisting him. >> I'll let you think about it. I'll come back. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, let me just have a seat right there. Okay. >> I'm not going to sit down. >> I'm about to have a heart attack. >> I have EMS coming for you right now. You need to relax. No, I don't. Okay. >> Did you lose your best friend? >> Are you refusing? So, you were refusing to leave? >> Yes. >> Okay. You were refusing to leave, right? >> Okay. And they told you multiple times to leave and we had to come in here, right, and grab you because you were refusing to leave. >> Okay. >> And bring you out here. Mhm. Okay. I understand where you're coming from. Okay. Listen to me. >> I am. I'm listening. >> Okay. I understand. >> I'm trying to stay calm. >> Okay. >> But I'm listening. I promise. >> Okay. I understand that you're grieving, okay? And whatever happened before I got here is what happened, okay? But I know that I have a job to do, right? And if they ask you to leave that you have to leave there there is no other way around it. >> I understand. >> Okay. But now I had to come in here and grab you, >> okay, >> and physically remove you from the establishment. Do you understand that? >> I do. >> Outside the building, she grows more upset. She continues to claim medical distress, saying she needs EMS. and the officers call paramedics to the scene. >> So, I have EMS coming to check you out right now. Okay. >> Okay. Now, could you please call David Hawkins? >> David Hawings has nothing to do with this situation right now. >> Okay. None. >> Fine. He owned a funeral home and if I want him to bury me. >> Okay. Dear >> 911, I have a right. >> Okay. Right. And EMS is coming to check you out right now. >> Please don't yell at me. >> Okay. Well, you're not you're you're not understanding what I'm trying to tell you. >> Yes, I am. >> You're not understanding. >> How? >> Sweetheart, may I please talk to you? >> So, this is his call. >> Okay. Right. >> Okay. Never mind. Never mind. I'm going sit right here and just do what you asked me to do. >> That's all I'm going to do. >> All I ask you to do. >> This is really tight. I know it. This >> I'm going turn around and I'll fix it for you. >> I appreciate it. >> Okay. >> Which one? This one. >> Both of them. >> Okay. So, I grabbed these off of the table. These these three pieces. And then this was zipped and on the table as well. Is there anything else that was in there that was yours? >> Okay. >> Yeah, my glasses. But I >> Your glasses. >> Okay. I'm trying to fix >> my glasses. >> Where were your glasses? Were they on the seat? >> Probably on the seat. >> Okay. Let me go check for those. Okay. Is that better, dear? >> No. >> Okay. Well, they're they're they're not made to be comfortable. Okay. And I I I can fit two fingers in between the cuff and that. Okay. >> All right. But this is what I'm going to tell you. >> And you can do what you want to do. >> Okay. >> I want you to take them off. I'mma stand right here. I promise to God I won't move. >> Okay. >> Please. Cuz they hurt. >> Okay. Well, as of right now, I'm not taking them off. Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. Okay. >> Please don't say one mumbling word to me. Please. Okay. >> I'm trying to stay calm. If I have a heart attack and it's on your watch. >> Officers attempt to keep her calm while transporting her to the station. >> Sir, Officer Po, you spell it? >> P O T S. >> Where you from? >> Here. >> Really? What year you graduate? >> 19. >> Really? >> From Tate. You going to wish I'm I'm going to give you a chance to apologize. I promise. So >> apologize for what, dar? >> For the way you treating me. >> Okay. Yeah. I >> It's not your fault, but please just let me talk. Just let me talk. >> Okay. >> Do you know Derek Brooks? >> Derek Brooks? He's a football player. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> He's my cousin. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> So, okay. >> I'm going to give you a chance to give me a chance to talk. >> Okay. >> And let me go. >> Okay. >> Without a problem. >> Okay. But right now, I'mma stay calm until the paramedics get here. Delta. Hi. How are you? >> Terrible. Terrible. Are we here for you? Well, you look pretty good. So, can you have them take these off so I can breathe first and then I can talk cuz my back is I I can't make them do anything. >> Okay. Well, let's do let's protocol. >> Okay. So, what's going on? >> I'm stressed. But number one, it's a number one. I lost I lost my mind. So we going to start we'll start with that. >> Okay. >> The quickest thing to get these hands off. >> So >> what's going on right now? >> I'm telling you my mom in 2021. That's my name. >> Oh, okay. >> My mom she worked at the uh in next door. >> Okay. That's her boss. But anyway, I have anxiety and stress and my back is killing me. But anyway, what do you need from me? We got caught out here. >> Okay. Well, can you shake me so I can give you full size and enjoy my life? When we were inside, she was saying that she was shaking and that she had high blood pressure. EMS assess her immediately upon arrival, addressing all her reported health concerns. Are you rescuing her? >> I am not the primary officer on this call. Okay. [Music] I'm You want that on your watch? >> Hey, nice. >> Okay. I just have to wait till the other officer gets out here. I may not look like I'm done. >> If you would like, I can, you know, escort her in. Um, however you would like to handle it. I can I can >> I need to sit down and it's going to be on your watch. I'm trying to save you. You're a first responder. I take care of first responders. Okay. I am a real estate broker. I got a million dollars in my account right now. Okay. Okay. But if I ain't going to be able to spin it, nor will my children. So whatever we need to do, I need to do it. I need to sit down. We got to sit down. I appreciate sit on the chair right there. Woo! The cat's chair. Where is it? >> So we got called for a trespass and she refused to leave. So pulled her out of the booth, put her in cuffs, and you know, I mean, she was saying she she won't see him cuz she got high blood pressure and her neck hurts and all that stuff. So [Music] you good? You don't need anything else? All right. Appreciate it. I I don't know why that was that hard. >> She's then transported to the hospital where she's medically cleared >> in the uh what you call it? Uh United States Marine Corps? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You ever been on the bike trail? >> I have. Yes, ma'am. >> Baby, we going tomorrow. >> I'm going work. I got work tomorrow. >> You ain't working tomorrow? They going to give you the day off. I promise you that. Oh, no. No. I I I promise you. Stop. >> I promise you. I promise you they going to give you the day off. >> Stand up for me. >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> You're very welcome. >> All right. We We go across the grass. Okay. >> No problem. Whatever you want me to do. Whatever you want me to do. >> Okay. >> We going to have a seat. Hold on. Let me shine some light in there for you. >> I can do it. Okay. >> I don't need your help. But I appreciate it. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Thank you. >> Let my arm go, please. Let me show you what I can do. I'm 62 years old. I got to stretch my back. >> I'm 62 years old. >> Hucking out. >> Work your ass. >> Okay. >> Okay. Watch this. >> Okay. >> I ain't going to hurt myself. >> Two. >> I got >> No. No. No. Please let me do it. >> Okay. No. Because I don't want to. >> You don't want you to get hurt. >> Okay. All right. Y'all be your hands are behind your back. You can't catch yourself. >> Okay. Yes, I can. But I would trust you. What? How? What would you like me to do? >> So, I want you to put your that leg that you have up right right there. I want you to put it right there in the floorboard. You You see? >> Yes. Right here. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. And then we're going to help you slide in. Okay. >> I don't need you to help me slide in. But if that's what you want me to do, I will do it. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> So, what you want me to do? >> I want you to slide in. Okay. >> Okay. >> Wait, hold on. Hold on. Let me help you. What? I'm going tell you what I'm going to do. >> Okay. >> Because I had training and I'm going to train y'all. Okay. >> I just had um >> Okay, dear. Listen to me. Yeah, I understand that. But we're not going to keep playing this game with you. >> Ain't no >> At intake, she continues talking about her personal history, her mother's death, her money, and her faith. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Will you go to that other side and and hand me that? >> Y'all better call my pastor, Dr. for Robert Love Lace. And then I want y'all to Google the situation room. Y'all going to be up. Thank you. >> The situation room. >> 911. Check it out. >> I was in the room with him. Okay. I promise you. What's your name? >> You ain't got to tell Rick. You I have a brother named Rick. >> There you go. >> Okay. >> That's it. That's it. Preach. Preach. Preach. >> How is it always when you're here? >> All right, I'm going to get her to jail. [Music] >> Sorry for Once I get to the jail, I should be good. Uh, Officer Pots. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm going to lean forward. I'm not going to do anything. Okay. I'm not going to hurt you. >> Okay. Well, don't lean forward yet. >> Just give me a minute. My back hurting. Hold on. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'm trying not to bump you there. >> Okay. Well, when you when you get off of this, I need you to stop so I can take care of myself. >> Okay. >> It's not your fault. >> Okay. >> It's not your fault. >> Okay. >> Please stop. >> Stop. Stop for what, dear? >> So I can lean forward. 22. >> 227. >> Anyone in county adult female cop >> 57 889 23. >> During the car ride to jail, she sings, prays, and quotes scripture. waiting. I don't mind waiting. I don't mind waiting. [Music] I don't mind waiting on the Lord. I know I can't sing, but you know what? It ain't your fault. I don't mind waiting. I don't mind waiting. I don't mind waiting. Oh, the Lord. Because he saved my soul. I just finished a 21-day fast. Hallelujah, Jesus. I thank you, God. I thank you God. You confirm in your word. I am the head and not the tail. I am above and not beneath. I am the sister and not the borrow. >> She's charged with trespassing, resisting without violence and battery on an officer. All charges were later dropped. Number one, she picked the worst possible place to start drama, the police station. A woman enters the police department lobby intending to file several complaints related to officer misconduct. Officers inform her that the department already received similar complaints and won't process duplicates. She disputes this and becomes visibly agitated. >> The policy is take my truck. That's not true. >> We took your complaint. >> There is no complaint. There is absolutely no complaint. >> You're not going to keep taking the same complaint over and over again. And I explain that to you. The fact that you don't like Don't get in his face. >> Don't Don't get in his face. >> The fact that you don't like that >> you can touch my things and I can't get in your personal space. You can touch my things and I can make it in your personal space. Now you're touching me. >> Let's step outside. >> Absolutely not. >> Nope. You just touched him. >> I did not. He touched me. He touched me. He touched me. >> He He touched me. >> Stay away from him. Don't get in his face. Miss >> these three complaints that I have today is about officer coming down here on the 17th and pretending to take two citizens. I have not in any moment before this at no moment before this have I put in a complaint about that. So that is not a repeat and rather than taking which this policy says you must do, you validated it and pretended the material I was showing you didn't exist. I have given you what you requested. >> Yes, boy. Thank you very much. There is no reason I want to read here. I can get out my sit here and read as much as I'd like. >> You could sit here and read all day, but you can't stand here and scream and know when there are people in here. >> You can't come down here and refuse to take my citizen complaint affidavit. There is no margin for you to refuse. >> It does not say there anywhere. >> Please. You're >> You need to leave. >> I'm almost No, I got the I have more of these to fill out. >> No, we're not taking more. I'm glad. >> You're not taking the complaint. >> A complaint about Gregory lying to me all on the phone yesterday. That's getting filled out right now. >> We're not taking it. No. >> Yes. >> The disagreement intensifies as she argues that the complaints are separate and must be accepted according to department policy. >> I have that one and yet another one that's filed. I intend on taking them and having you come to my house as your policy says that you will do and nobody told me when I called here on the 5th asking nicely you leave the lobby >> it doesn't know you you as we establish you have no right to make me leave the lobby >> you need to >> you have no right to leave me to leave the lobby >> the fact okay >> you have no right to make me leave here you had no right to touch me which you did you had no right yes you Did >> you touch me? >> You came at me. >> You touched me. >> You have no right to pick my things up. I'm carrying them out there. You have no right to touch my things. >> I'm going to ask. >> You have no right to touch my things. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Literally lying. These aren't repeats. I have never I have never complained about that pretending. They pretended to take juices and complain affidavits. They put the numbers on the pages. They went back there and made a copy for me. Two copies because they were two separate complaints. Numbered the pages for each of them and then didn't sign them. >> You don't hear for her, are you? >> Yeah. They called it for 94. >> All right. Stand there with >> I've got a camera. We're good. I was say I'm recording though, too. >> So, I just heard somebody. >> Okay. >> What's going on? Is he internal affairs at the apartment? >> Yeah. Oh. Oh. Oh. Okay. >> You know that. >> Oh, okay. >> I'm not hiding his name for that. >> Yeah. Oh, so you're going to ask them and then just, you know, you heard yelling and stuff. You know, don't speak to the person doing the yelling. >> John, you can go. >> Yeah. Okay. Uh, I'll be here for a second. >> Okay. >> As the situation escalates, she demands to stay and finish filling out her forms. [Music] Good. There you sure got you screwed up outside, don't they? >> Oh, >> under repair. [Music] >> No, maybe I'm sure you didn't let that happen. 48. >> Stand up. Stand up. Please stand up. >> Um, >> stand up. >> That's nice. Chance behind you back. >> Oh my god. No. This is not okay. This is not okay. Please, somebody do something about this. This is not okay. Crosby, please. This is not okay. >> This is not okay. This is not okay. This is not okay. This is not okay. This is not okay. This is not okay. Please. Please. Please. Please. I am under arrest for no reason. I am under arrest for no reason. I am under arrest for no reason. >> Stop. >> This is not okay. >> Stop resisting. >> This is not okay. This is not okay. I cannot believe this. >> Don't kid. You're going to catch a charge. >> You I'm arresting me. >> During the arrest, she loudly protests, claiming she's being arrested unlawfully. >> I'm arresting me. I have every right to sit in this lobby. I'm feeling complete every day quietly. Look at what I was doing. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. You are hurting me. >> You are hurting me. >> Will I go? >> Why should I relax? You are You are You are breaking my violating my rights. You are absolutely violating my rights. You are violating my rights. I was seated quietly filling out a complaint and you all did this to me. I cannot read that. >> The point of these poor choices right now. >> We have a female doing this. >> Why am I being arrested? >> Why am I being arrested? >> Put your feet down. >> Why am I being arrested? What was I doing? Why am I being arrested? Why am I being arrested? Why am I being arrested? >> Why am I being arrested? Why am I being arrested? We establish that I am allowed to sit there quietly and fill out a form. We establish that. Why are you arresting me? >> I got a little bit. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Get him. >> What right do you have to arrest me? >> Why do you have to arrest me? >> If not, get flex cuffs. What right do you have to arrest me? >> You are hurting me. >> You are hurting me. >> You are resisting if you stop resisting. >> That is not true. You have no right to be arresting me. I was sitting in a lobby filling out for quietly. You have no right to be arresting me. >> You have no right to be arresting me. >> Do you need a female? >> You are harming me on purpose. Instead of cooperating, she loudly accuses them of hurting her and violating her rights. >> I am not doing anything to to provoke anyone. I am not resisting arrest. When you Why are you doing this to me? >> All right, ma'am. You got anything on you that's going to put me out? >> I don't have anything on me. >> There is no reason to be arresting me. I was sitting quietly in a lobby filling out a form that it is my right to fill out >> and these officers came up and arrested me. >> Told me to stand. >> What do you mean? >> Told me to stand. Told me to stand >> and I have every right to be sitting there. >> What law was I breaking when I was sitting there? What law was I breaking when I was sitting there? >> What law was I breaking when I was sitting there? >> Stop. >> No. >> No. >> Answer me. One law. I was breaking. >> Hey, quit kicking. >> Answer me. One more. I was breaking. >> You want some shoes? trying to keep >> my feet are burning which is the reason I was doing this. >> So that's not kicking anyone. That's because my feet are hot. >> You had a chance to sit in the car. You had a chance to sit in the car. Stand on my foot. There you go. >> Well, you were standing on my foot and I didn't say anything illegally. You're arresting me illegally. I have every right to sit in that lobby and fill in a form. I have every right to do so. You don't have a right to tell me to leave. Officer on supervisor. You don't have an ID. Tell me to leave. >> You can't tell me to leave. >> She's ultimately charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence. They came for service, but left with a lesson. Which meltdown was the most outrageous? Sound off below.