Teenagers sometimes learn the hard way. And for these ones, that lesson came with handcuffs and a taser. Here are five cases when teenagers steal and resist arrest, forcing cops to use taser. Number five, when trying to intimidate the police only made things worse. Our first case takes us to Sarasota, Florida, where officers attempted to stop a biker riding without lights. Unfortunately, what should have been a simple safety check quickly turned into a chase after the rider decided to flee. Here's what happened next. >> Good night. >> Don't do that. Come. Come here. >> Why are you Why are you trying to run? >> It's a bicycle. We're going to be at industrial and central. He's behind me and he's going to flee the second I whip around. >> Can you back on central? >> He's northbound central right now. Deactating. Go. Go. Go. >> What are you doing? >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Am I being detained? >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Where are my rights? >> Two. Dispatch. >> Where are my two? >> Reference that bike that fled earlier. We're going to be out with the subject at 10th and Central. >> Where are my lights right? >> 41. If you could respond. >> Where are my rights? >> Where are my rights? Where are my rights? >> What's your badge number? >> Battle of right there. >> Badge number now. >> You're going to flip over. >> Badge number now. >> Badge number now. We'll have one. >> You good? Yep. >> Now, >> yeah. Yeah. >> Yep. You'll get in a second. >> 1981. >> Earlier in the evening, officers attempted to stop the teenager over a missing bike light. It should have been a quick and uneventful encounter. But instead of stopping, he made the choice to flee. And now, even with handcuffs on, it's obvious he still hasn't learned his lesson. Instead of calming down, he's only digging himself deeper into trouble. radio. Did you adise on that being that subject was traveling north or something? >> Why am I being detained? >> Yeah, we'll explain everything in one second. >> No, right now. I want it now. >> So, you fled from us two times now. >> Sir, I am not I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. Well, you fled from us two times now. So, >> I Dude, I I got you on video saying I'm not detained. >> And everything is on our video as well. >> I got you on video saying I'm not detained. I'm taking you to court. Badge over now. >> Yeah. Let go. Badge number now. >> 1981. >> You're a badge number, sir? >> 2006. >> You need me to get up? >> Yeah. 1 2 3. You're going to kick your knee out. I'm going to help you out. 1 2 3 All my stuff in my bag. >> Yep. >> You wrecked my bike. >> Hang on. Let's pick up his stuff. >> You threw me on the ground. >> Let's throw him in the car. >> Badge number 2006. >> Bad number. So, what happened with with I'm not being detained, sir? >> So, I explained the reason for the stop the last time. You didn't have a light on the bike and you took off from me. It's all on video. Okay. >> I turn on. >> All right. I'm done talking to you. You can talk about it in court. >> You're going to jail. >> Okay. Yeah. You can look at me like that all you want. We're going to take this off your face, too. >> You got shears, >> sir? off. >> My AirPod >> cut off. >> Yeah, I'll pick it up in a minute. >> Cut it off. >> Uh, let me get sharers. >> Yeah. Well, we're past that point at this point. >> Okay. So, first I'm not being detained and now I am. >> No, you are being detained now. >> Four. >> You already fled. >> Sir, what the >> Hang on. We got to move. >> Be careful. You do you own a bike? >> You know how expensive that is, sir? >> I don't care. It's in the roadway. Put him in the car. And if you thought this would be enough to quiet him down, think again. He's still not done challenging the officers. >> All right, search him real quick. >> Hey, you got that on video? >> Everything's on video, bud. >> Hey, I'm going to be su suing your buddy. >> Sarge, can we get your shears real quick? >> I just need to cut his backpack off. >> No, do not cut it. >> Oh, we're we're cutting it. >> Take this take this take the thing off. Cuffs. No, >> we're not taking you out of cuffs. After what you just did, we're not taking you out of cuffs. >> I didn't say cuffs. I said rip it out right here. >> No, we retried. You can rip that out. Trust me, >> I can be cooperative. >> We're past that point. >> Don't rip my bag, man. That's my school bag. >> You're being a >> Okay. How the am I being threw me on the ground? Threw my bike on the ground. I asked you if I was being detained. You You correctly said no. I have it on video. >> That going to court clear as am I being detained? >> I told him to stop. >> No. I was about to call it out. >> He's about to flip a flip around and take off again. >> You guys trying to do this? >> Yeah, we just the shears. I can't get the uh the straps off. >> You just want to cut like the straps down here. >> I'll cut my bag first. >> That is my bag. The only bag. >> Just take the one hand up. >> Just take the one hand up. >> What? Put the cuff. >> Thank you. >> How old are you? >> How old are you? Where do you guys go? >> You have ID anywhere in here? >> I don't know. You threw me on the ground. Don't want us on the police. >> It's what happens when I say, "Am I being detained?" You say, "No, >> just see lights." >> Yep. >> That means you're being detained. >> How? >> You didn't. >> That's what the lights were. >> And the first time you pulled me over? >> The first time we pulled you over, >> you didn't give me a reason for detaining. Hey, do you remember me telling you that you didn't have a light on the back of your bike? >> I told you 5 minutes ago it came on. >> Like I said, I'm done talking. >> I didn't do anything illegal. Did I do anything? sway. A bit of cooperation could have spared him the charge, but now he's lost his bike and his freedom for the night. >> Couldn't have losing these just a little. >> Not right now. >> Where you taking my bike? >> That's a good question. Probably be a good station. >> How can I get it back? >> You'll get a quick receipt for the property. Hang up. >> So, we had already tried to jump out on him. I tried to see it. So now that he hurt me and he's a dog when you're at the lake. >> No. So he Yeah, I pulled him next to him pretty much. >> He kind of fell to the ground. >> He's got another vape. >> Synthetic stuff, too. reference that blank that fled earlier. We're going to be out with the subject at Central. >> He fled from us. >> What was that? >> Yeah. Hold on. >> He's really fast. >> You'll get in a second. >> It's like I have to jump over this thing on the ground, too. Thankfully, he's really fast. >> Oh, yeah. [Applause] >> Oh, well. I don't know what's in this. There may be as a refill on that, but I don't know. put in the freaking humidifier thing. >> That's a mantis something reference that >> Well, that's kind of how court >> works. [Music] That one is priority. There's sport and eco mode and it is in sport mode. >> So it goes 78 m per hour. >> You need the case number. >> That's pretty uh pretty >> priority upload. >> No, I just look at your names and I'll I'll add the information for you. >> This thing's fast. >> With that, the officers wrap up and clear the scene. >> Played stupid fast. You guys >> Yeah. Earlier >> tried to fle well fled from us pretty much three times cuz I got the one right here from us right here. And I told Les, >> what do you need for the assist? >> Stitches or a band-aid? >> Are you hurt? >> Okay. Where are you hurt? >> Where are you hurt? >> My lip. >> Your lip. Okay, we will we will get to it. Your lip. It is a small small cut on your lip. It's like >> Okay. >> And it feels deep. I can feel it with my tongue. >> Okay. >> Can you push your lip out? >> All right. It looks like it's a scuff on your lip from your teeth. All right. In the end, the young man didn't just walk away with a traffic citation for riding without lights, but he also earned himself a charge for resisting arrest. Number four, duo got caught stealing and tried begging their way out. In our next case, police are dispatched to a J C Penney in Florida after the store's lost prevention officers caught two women shoplifting. Officers arrived to find both suspects already in the store's back office. And with that, they waste no time confronting both women. >> I was like, you're already in here. All right. So, they both selected stuff, took hangers off of stuff, hid the hangers throughout the store. Um, I was on top of them the whole time cuz it's slow, so it was easy. >> So, they're not here? >> No, they're in here right now. They're in the holding room. I tell you what was going on before. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. >> Okay. >> So, I just wanted to do that before. >> How much? Uh, it was almost $500 together. >> Okay. >> I got a receipt over there for you guys. >> Okay. >> And one doesn't speak English that well, but the other girl does. And I also have somebody in there on our end that speaks English. >> Okay. Perfect. >> Thank you. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Do we have IDs on us? >> No. >> No. No. >> No. Nothing. Okay. All right, I got to read this to you guys, okay? Before we talk about anything, just listen, okay? >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand each of these rights so I've explained them to you? He'll he'll read it to us, but for you, do you understand each of these rights? Have I read them to you? >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. [Music] >> She doesn't want to talk. So 10 time. >> Okay. All right. >> At first, everything seems under control, but when officers try to put the cuffs on, the situation takes a turn. I'll >> have you stand up over here. >> Yeah. Come on. >> You got to stand up. No, that's how it's We'll do this one ahead of time. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. Come on. Don't think this hard. Let her go. You stand up. Stand up. Stand up or you're going to get a resisting charge. >> A resisting charge. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Come on. We're not going to continue this. >> Nope. Nope. Nope. >> Come on. I'm not I'm not >> Come here. >> Come on. >> What? >> Stop. >> Stop. Come on. Why? Why? Why you do this to me? Why? >> No. Please. No. Please. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Please [Music] not please. Please stop. Stop. >> You got me. Sit down. Sit down now. >> You need to stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. This can go a lot easier. >> What should have been a straightforward arrest quickly turns into a struggle. Both suspects refuse to cooperate, each hoping they might avoid the inevitable. Baby, [Music] if you're able to no FD, just additional units. No, no, no, no. I'm not sure. I'm not cute. I'm not accused. I'm not accused, sir. You were wet as she steals stuff that you selected as well. >> Put your hand behind your back now. [Music] >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I know. Hold on. >> Hold on. >> Put your hand [Music] I want to wake. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Yeah. Down. Down. >> Finally, both women are cuffed. And with backup units already on the scene, any further resistance won't get far. Get up. >> Oh my god. >> 21 for one moment. >> Hang on. Where you taking her? >> Where you taking her? >> Cruiser. Where's your cruiser at? >> I don't give a >> Where's your cruiser at? It's on the east side. >> Where's your cruiser at? >> East side. Jesse Penny. Take them both out or they're both going in the car. >> One moment. >> We'll be back for the rest of this. You're going to get secured. >> All right. >> 21. We're moving right at the cruisers. >> Let's go. I take it they weren't searched, right? >> No, >> we just literally got them both. >> You said you're by the east side or the You're parked by the overhang. >> East side. The top. >> We got to go up. >> Got to go up. >> Yeah. >> And over. >> All right. LT, we're going to put him in the cruisers, get a good search on him out there, keep him secure, and then we'll come back and conduct the investigation. >> Other side. >> Say you got to go up, right? Oh, >> duh. >> With a stunt they pulled, four officers are now present, ready to step in if either suspect tries to resist again. I haven't ran that fast in a long time. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You're driving pretty fast. I was trying to keep up with you and I lost you. >> That's cuz you're in that Tahoe. That is like a boat in water. That's why >> what did he tell you? Is this shoe here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's getting cut off. >> Yeah. >> And my stuff. >> No, don't worry. It's not That was so much harder than it needed to be. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Can you come here and search her? >> We're past that now. >> Have her search real quick. >> Now, we could have just gone home, but we're past that. [Music] Just take your time. Take your time. Get a good search. >> Finally, officers search both suspects before transporting them to the station. >> Huh? >> You hurt? pad. >> I got it. >> Did you get a good search on her? >> Get a good search on her, [Applause] >> please. A little more. >> Appreciate it. >> Well, you did that to yourself, but we can talk about it. Step out. >> No. >> Spread your feet apart. [Music] >> She's good. Ultimately, both women faced charges of petty theft and resisting without violence. Number three, teenager acted out so badly even the shelter wanted her gone. On February 16th, 2023, officers in Ohio were called to a homeless shelter after staff reported a woman who had been acting disruptively and disrespectfully. Here's what happened when the police arrived. >> Alexis Farah You hit on scene. 114A. Dispatch, myself and 18 on scene, please. >> 114. >> Yeah. Is that traffic driver come out? >> 22. What is going on my radio? >> I'm doing well. How are you? >> Oh, okay. You just told me. >> H. >> You told me that. Okay. >> How you doing, man? How you doing? >> Damn. He ain't he already knew your name. >> I already know. They came down last night. >> Why? >> Because you're going to come outside. Put your stuff down. >> Not a big deal. >> You guys could just help me, you know. >> Okay, that's fine. >> He already knew your name and everything. >> I'm not doing anything. The woman insists she didn't do anything wrong, but with statements from the staff and active warrants, it's hard to take her word. >> She ain't going to jail. She said she ain't going back. >> I'm going to fight you guys. >> Really? >> I appreciate that. >> You're arresting me. >> Well, you have a warrant. >> That makes no sense. >> I did nothing. >> I did nothing. >> You want to go to the ground? >> I did nothing. You know >> want to go to the ground. >> I did nothing. >> Come on. >> Stop. >> You know I did nothing. >> Stop. >> Quit. >> Let me go. I did nothing. >> Stop. Stop. Skeleton. >> I did nothing. >> Just give her a second. >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> Hey, stop resisting. >> Wait. Alexis. Alexis. Stop. Okay. It's just not going to work. Okay. Stop listening. >> You did nothing. >> Just stop. You did a wrist on me. >> I literally have nowhere to stay. >> I literally have nowhere to stay. >> All right. >> And I've already been to jail once. >> Just give me the hand. No, >> Alexis. >> Alexa, stop. >> That's fine. >> Too big. >> Get a purchase on her arm. >> All right, we're going to stand you up. >> Low on this side. >> There you go. >> Why are you guys being so hard? >> Sit up on your butt. >> Sit up on your butt. >> You are sit up on your butt for no reason. You're being you're being >> stand up for me. 1 2 3. >> At this point, she's only making things worse for herself. After repeated issues with shelter staff, she's now trespassed from the property for a year. And if she keeps this up, a trespass might not be the only consequence she walks away with. >> Carry you out. >> Use your leg. >> You guys are arresting me for no reason. >> Are you going to make us carry you out? >> Would you like hobbled and carry out? >> Why are you guys even arresting me? Listen to me. >> I did nothing. >> Alexis, listen to me. We just fought with you on the ground. >> I already just pissed me for a year. >> Okay. Well, let's figure it out outside instead of making a scene in here in front of all these nice people. >> You guys are just going to take me to jail. >> Well, you said you wanted somewhere to sleep. >> I don't want to sleep there. >> You can just take me to my friend's house. >> All right. Come on. >> You can't just take me to my friend's house. I'll think about it if you get up. >> No, you won't. I know you won't. >> You're right. I won't. You need to get up and come on. >> No, you you are not arresting me. >> Would you like a whole another charge? >> I did nothing. >> We're going to have to carry you out. >> I literally did nothing wrong. >> Okay. Well, if you did nothing, stand up and walk out here. >> Going to carry her out. >> You're just going to arrest me anyway for no reason. >> Can we borrow one of these wheelchairs? [Music] >> 188. Dispatch, can I have a single They're not going to be out. >> No. Hurry up. >> They're not going to be out. >> They're just going to arrest me. >> Right. >> 113. >> You're still going to arrest me, right? >> What? >> I'm not going to lie to you. So, let's just go. >> No. >> Let's go like an adult. >> No. Oh, yeah. >> I'll do the instruction. >> You guys are arresting me for No. Now, now your last arrest for official business because you refuse to get up, stand up, and walk out on your own. >> Okay, listen to me. This is your last This is your last opportunity. I'm going to drag you out. Let's go. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Even with everything that's happened, the woman refuses to cooperate with transport. Now officers are left managing one more outburst. >> No, >> you guys are, you know, you guys are arresting me for no reason. >> Assault RP. >> It wasn't assault. I just bumped her. >> Conduct obstructing official business. >> That's got to hurt your hands. Come on. >> All right, let's just chill out. Yeah, I don't know. That way I'm white. All the way. >> You guys are arresting me for no reason. You know, >> right? >> What? >> You guys are arresting me for no reason. >> Now you're just being a child. You're sitting on the floor crying. >> Because you guys >> Because you hit your parole officer. >> I didn't. >> I treated you with respect in there. >> I didn't hit her. I bumped her. Oh, >> okay. I don't care. Then grow up and fight it like an adult instead of throwing like a child. I'm not going back to jail. >> You're throwing a tantrum. >> No, I'm not. >> There's nothing. There's no matter what. >> 3 seconds. >> I'm not going to jail. >> What are you doing? >> You got on the radio when we heard that. >> She's like calling for like promotion. >> Oh, I was just calling for another crew to help. >> You basically carried her out already. She She >> I did nothing. >> She did nothing wrong. >> Okay. Well, if they want you gone, you still got to go. >> I know. That's why I am want to get to my friend's house. >> No. >> This is This is like This is >> I can fit two fingers in here. I need to >> ma'am. I can fit four fingers in here. >> I I can fit three. >> I can fit three. >> Handcuffs aren't the most comfortable. >> And especially when you're yelling a fight. Well, especially when you fight. >> It's through. Well, maybe there's some probably cuz I have a watch on. >> Oh, I mean that's >> it off real quick. >> No, >> I can't take console off. >> Ow. Ow. And I literally have work tomorrow. >> To her, none of this makes sense. Still convinced she's done nothing wrong, she drops her weight and refuses to move, hoping it'll delay the trip to the station. Do >> not touch me. Oh, no. I left. >> All right. Just hob. >> I'm going to hobble in my car. All right. >> You're going. It's just You're going to make this all worse on. >> It's just embarrassing now. >> Embarrassing. >> Then you're going to be in jail a lot from here on out. >> No, I'm not. >> I literally have work tomorrow. >> And now you're not going to make it cuz you went from going just for the warrant to now trying to kick me. >> I tried, but Assault on the officer. >> Attempt is still a crime. Am I kicking someone's door to break in, but they scare me off? Did I still attempt to break into their home? >> She has a hole. >> She just let go. I did nothing. >> No. moment. >> Now we can't loosen them. >> What the are you doing? >> Get that. >> Okay, we got a little crying up my leg. Is that all you're >> No, don't do that. Can't do that. That counts as a hog tie. We don't have time for policy. >> Okay, we can hold our legs together. Is >> that it? >> Let me stand up. >> Ow. >> You should get underneath there. >> Let me go. I can walk. You know, >> you refuse to do it. >> Are you going to kick him again? >> No. >> She stalled long enough. Now the officers step in and take control. The standoff ends here. too much. >> Let's just carry on like the first. >> No, don't. Let's go. >> They walk. >> I'm trying. Ow. You guys are pushing. >> Just let me go. Please just let me go. I did nothing. >> Watch your head now. >> I don't care. >> Ow. This is too tight. >> It was a long night and it didn't end in her favor. She was banned from the shelter, arrested for her warrants, and hit with new charges, including resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and assault on an officer. Number two, a teenage tantrum that turned into a police report. On December 3rd, 2024, officers responded to a home after reports of a domestic dispute between a teenage girl and her mother. As soon as they arrive, the teen is quick to speak, insisting she's not the one in the wrong. Listen to what she has to say. >> Hello. What's going on? >> My mom's crazy. She like she like threw a TV. >> Where's the lights? >> Oh, I'm so sorry. I'm still in here. The colors don't help. >> She threw your TV. >> Yeah, that's mine. >> How old are you? >> 19. That's my TV. It was $150, but I like my mother. >> Here. >> Oh, hi. >> Yeah. And I was letting her borrow the TV because she broke the current. the one that was out here. >> So, where was the TV? In your room. >> The TV was in my room. I was trying to throw it at her if she's not being honest. >> She threw it across. She threw it across the room though. So, where were you aiming? My room's right there. I was standing right there. Where were you aiming at exactly then? And then >> Stop talking for a second. To start off with, if the TV if you let her use the TV, okay, and she breaks it, that's a civil issue. That's not a criminal issue. Okay. So, you can sue her for the cost of the TV. Now, did it get physical between the two of you? >> She bit me. >> She tried to choke me up against the door. Yeah, you're lying. Cuz you always lie. She tries to make the police. She's not taking her meds. You guys have came out here multiple times. >> I was about to explain. You guys were out here a couple days ago. You can look in the file and see the record. This is consistent. >> I was about to explain the rest of that. She's able to make the police believe that she's some victim of abuse because I was a minor at the time and she was attacking me. The first time the police were ever here. >> I don't have anywhere else to go and I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to do. I just graduated. She pushed me through the last table that was here. >> I'm not here for the last table that was here. >> What happened? >> Okay. I'm here for what happened today. >> There's multiple issues, though. And you guys always think I'm the problem. Well, I'm on the lease and she can get out. She needs to be arrested. >> I pay for everything. >> She choked me up against the door. >> That's a bold claim, but the mother's not staying silent. She quickly gives her sign, accusing her daughter of assault. >> She tried to freaking pick up the angel statue and throw it at me. She needs to go to jail. >> Hit her and is frustrating dealing with a bipolar child on jail that spits in your face, bites you, attacks you every other day is something. So is I'm in therapy. I do not have a second. >> Yeah, she bit me. She bit me. She bit me. It's just coming in. >> See, you're on it. >> She bit me. >> Where? >> Here. She bit me. It's not really showing right now. She bit me. >> It's still coming in. It just happened and then scratched me and everything else. I have never put my hands on her. I've >> even the TV she's talking about I paid for. You not pay for it myself. >> Both of you need to stop talking to each other. I'm walking out. You can deal with each other. Okay, we're going to act like grown-ups for a second. >> What's your name? Shush. >> Take her to jail. >> What's your name? >> What's your social, Dakota? >> I don't know. >> Okay, this is the deal. >> You guys are grown-ups. You live together. I know this is your child and I know she may have mental disabilities, >> but unless you're disrespectful. >> She's a liar. >> Disrespect's not against the law. on grass. Glass from the TV she broke and decided she was going to call the police, enter her room, and lock the door. >> You're the only one who called the police. I didn't call the police. >> I called the police cuz she threatened to call the police first, but she choked me up against the door and my >> Did you choke her up against the door? >> No. >> She tries to lie every time. She lies to the police. She's a liar. >> Property and frustration. >> She damages everything. >> Okay. So, listen. Can I Can I talk for a second or do you am I just leaving? Okay. You guys are adults. I know it may be difficult dealing with each other, but you have to get along. >> If it gets physical, >> one or both of you are going to get going to jail. >> She came in the face with a doorstick and no one arrested her. He asked for you. >> Okay, that's last week. >> I literally still have the mark on my arrest. >> Move out. Be an adult. >> With a teen lashing out at her mother, the officer steps in unapologetically calling out her behavior. He has no problem giving her a harsh reality check. >> So are kids who live at home that are supposed to be adults. >> Well, I just useless. You'reless. >> Do something with your life. >> Yeah, go Ashley. Leave. I should have never called you. You are a waste of time. Thank you. >> Okay. Have a nice day. >> Yeah, I will not. I hope you have the worst day. >> I smiled. >> Go yourself, you dumb. You got you guys got to you got to I mean you've been dealing with her for 19 years. So >> she wasn't always she just got diagnosed like a year and a half ago. >> No, I hate you because you're a bad mother who gives all the money and all the attention to your [ __ ] son. Please. >> Her twin brother is autistic and he's in an autism boarding school in Boston. I visit once a month and make sure he's okay. Cognitively, he has the brain of a seven-year-old. She's very evil. >> And she's mad because I told her to get her own voice. >> I thought you didn't want to talk to me anymore. Why are you still here? I can tell I can tell you. I can tell you now. Oh, since she wants to run her mouth, she's mad because I said he can get his own boy porridge because I don't want him to receive any money from my father. Cuz I don't anymore. >> You sound like a seven-year-old. You sound like a whiny seven-year-old. >> Well, he has no relationship with my dad, so why does he need me money? >> Why do you need money? Get your own job. Get your own money. What's the matter with you? Are you Do you not hear yourself? Do you not understand what the real world is like? >> I've applied for multiple jobs. Yes, I understand what world is like. I worked for three years. I know what the real world is. I don't mean Please tell me again. Please tell me again. Please tell me. >> As it turns out, the teen has a list of grievances, claiming she's upset that her mother continues to receive money from her father while she gets nothing. But to the officers, that's no excuse for assault or verbal abuse. >> This unemployed, too. Please tell me. >> Please tell me something. >> He can get his own money. He's really worried about his autistic brother getting money from her dad. >> He hasn't met him. >> She's bipolar. She's not taking her medicine. She's mushrooms. >> That's not what happened. I told her that they told me. >> All right. Well, >> are you literally so tired of it or you just pretend? >> You think you're funny? >> If she comes in your room, >> no one's going. >> You can't go in her room. You know that, right? >> With a doorstick. She's the mentally ill one. First name is very >> All right, I'm done here. Do you need anything else? >> I'll do a Would you like the report number? >> And the first name is Phil. >> Sorry. I know you guys have >> You don't have to apologize. I'm sorry you have to deal with this. >> I know it's not easy. I know there's good days and bad days. >> Get the out. Actually, get the out. >> All of y'all out now. My house, remember? Get the out. I called you. You did nothing. Get out. >> Listen, we don't listen to you. I don't give a >> fee. Dark complexed, >> dark hair, black hair. >> Oompa Loompa. Go >> a white blue hoodie. >> Jeez. >> Yeah. Go save the world. Retards. Get out. >> And we know when she landed, she was out. >> The situation was far from over. Shortly after clearing the call, officers are dispatched right back to the residence. This time the mother claims her daughter assaulted her right after the authorities walked out. >> Bit me again. She attacked me. I was screaming help. As soon as you guys left, she attacked me. >> Sorry, Rocky. Knock over. >> She was choking a bunch of me. I just ran. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. [Music] I can't do this anymore. I cry. As soon as y'all left, she slammed the door. I tried to shut my bedroom door. She like you. They took her side and she just start. >> Do you have a key to your house? >> I just ran with nothing on. I just tried to get out the door. Can you go get my stuff? [Music] I see I see a bite mark now. I couldn't see it before, but I knew it. >> What's What's setting her off again? >> She's bipolar. She's supposed to be on her meds. >> So, she's not taking meds. >> She's not taking everything else. >> Go ahead, sir. >> I'm going to go pull over closer to your house. Okay. >> I am heading towards I had think. >> Yeah, if you could. It's already ready. If they just spread it out for us, great. >> The 19-year-old had plenty to say earlier, but now the officers are back and she's far less willing to engage. Unfortunately, whether a conversation will happen or not isn't hers to decide. Open the door. >> Y know, bro. >> Yeah, I know. Get the >> Come on. >> If you can meet up with 1700 Malaysia charges. >> Yeah. >> Dakota. Open the door, man. No, I don't want to speak to your white truck. I don't want to talk to any of you. >> What? >> You didn't help me the first time. I don't want to talk to you. >> Well, we can't help you with through a closed door. >> I got your mom in the back of the car. >> I don't give a about my mom. >> You have to sign the charges. >> For what? >> To arrest her for domestic. >> I know this is not what that's about. You >> get the away from me. >> What do you think it's about? me screaming in her face and when I tried to pull open the door cuz my phone got stuck in it and she started pulling my hair cuz she thought I was after her when really I was just after my phone. >> Okay, well open the door so we could talk. >> No. >> Why >> you? No. I hate the police. I hate y'all. Get the away from me or send out new cars. >> Get the off my door, man. I don't want to talk to you. I don't have to. So get out. >> No. >> Dakota. Dakota. >> You're >> You were disrespectful enough. No. >> Okay. Well, guess what, Dakota? You're under arrest. We're coming in there to get you in one way or the other. Okay. >> What the hell? I'm having someone come get me. Is now. >> Okay. Who you going to come get you? >> Off my door. Get the away from me. Get the away from me, bro. >> No. The officers try to keep things simple, asking her to come out and let them in. But when it's clear she's not going to budge, the officers decide it's time to take control. >> I brought her phone out cuz my brother was calling. What the wrong with you, man? >> Okay, listen. We're going to kick this door. We're going to kick right through it. Go. Go. Get the Get the Get the Here. >> I didn't even do anything. What the Get the >> Get the Get the Get the >> I got her right arm. Let go of it. [ __ ] Yes, [ __ ] You're fat. Even be on the floor. Get the off >> now. You couldn't let me get upright. Look at my phone. It was already cracked. I just wanted my phone, man. I just wanted my phone. >> It's too late for that. >> Like, what the >> I hope you guys say >> I can't remember now. What the Let me go. It's >> not going to happen. >> No. Get the off. No. No. >> Kids are watching. >> Stupid. She did. In the car. >> Get in the car. In the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Stop kicking. Stop. >> Close that door. >> Gross. >> There really are kids out of here. >> Yeah. >> With the cuffs on and nowhere to go, it seems like she's now more willing to talk. >> Did you get in your face? Yeah. In my eye. Are you okay? >> If I guys about it, can I talk to my arm? I didn't even do anything. I was supposed to go to army marine practice today. That's all I wanted. >> That's not what happened. >> She was mean to me and she threw TV at me. All I wanted was repercussions for what she's been doing. I have a new bruise on my nose. She's been hurting me for the past week. >> Can you put me out at high school? >> There's a lot going on in this house, okay? But the last thing that happened was you attacked her. You better >> That's not what happened. And then you spit on And then you spit on one of us. And then you kicked us >> because you guys weren't listening. You guys didn't listen at all. >> We did listen the first time. Your side is going in the report. I can't arrest something based on just two different stories. >> Literally, if you saw my phone, it's on the floor. She cracked it. And all I wanted was my phone from the door. I was yelling at her. I just >> You said it was cracked before, even when we were there. >> No. No. What happened was And you can put the cuffs back on, too. If you would be nice about it. If you would be nice about it. All I wanted to do was talk to my aunt. That's all I wanted. I called her five times before you guys even showed up. All I wanted was to do was to leave the house. >> That's all I wanted. I didn't want to be with my mom anymore. >> Yeah. >> She completely slipped out of her cuffs. >> She slipped out of her couch. Okay. Okay. Okay. I was going to hit you. >> Okay. >> Put your feet up here. Put your feet up here. >> It's not that serious. All I wanted to do is go to >> I'm not All I wanted to do is go to practice. >> All I wanted was my phone. My frame was stopped. >> Come on. >> Only one of my eyes. >> Can I talk to my eyes? Can I talk to my eyes? >> She's in cuffs, but officers aren't taking chances. To keep things from escalating further, they place her in the wrap. >> Said I could see you. What the heck? Really? >> Lay down. >> What the heck? with my I >> didn't even want to deal with the police with my eye. >> This is ridiculous. I can't even tell you. Okay. All right. Can I talk to my aunt now? >> Oh my god. I don't care. Can I talk to my aunt? Yes or no? >> I'll get her over here so she can get about this. Get her. >> All right, I'll roll her over and set her up. >> You guys are turning to a DVD when she damaged all of my property and I have evidence of it. This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. I can use them to >> secure the cups. Now pull these tight. Pull the sides. Okay. >> Better now. >> All right. >> Well, that's not very nice. >> Yeah. Get my aunt. >> Listen, we're not going to do anything. Literally, you're charging me with Dave. I didn't do anything the least you could do is get my ass. >> All right, back up in. >> Yep. >> This is for your safety. I've had one of these done. I'm not [ __ ] Can you go get my Then you know that we have to do this. Can you go and get my Yeah. for the last time. >> Now she's headed to the hospital for medical clearance before being escorted to the station. >> 33 >> 23. >> All right. Thank you. >> What? I still don't see my aunt. >> The young woman was later charged with resisting arrest, battery on a law enforcement officer, and domestic violence. Number one, 19-year-old got drunk, got loud, and got arrested. Our last call takes us to a residential neighborhood where officers were called about a teenage girl causing chaos in the area. Here's what the authorities walked into. >> Hello. How are you? >> Good. How are you? What's going on? >> I don't know. I'm I'm sleeping. I have a baby in the house and I hear knocking on the door. Knocking on the door. Knocking on the door. I guess the girl wants to get in touch with my friend who's sleeping. Um driving around here like a maniac. She almost ran over my foot or something. I asked her if she wanted water to calm down. She's banging on the doors. Everybody's coming out to see what's going on. She's not allowed on the property. The homeowner is actually leaving work right now to come here to deal with this. She's sleeping. I guess they hung out last night. She got drunk. She had nowhere to go. She ended up sleeping there. >> Is that her right there? >> Yes. She was supposed to leave, but she's racked her. I I don't know. But I was sleeping. I just had surgery. I'm not even supposed to be out here. But she's being very disruptive. um and like zooming off going around the corner almost hitting a car. She still hasn't left. Um she's mad at her because she thought she left her there sleeping and she was drunk and she woke up and didn't know where she was because she couldn't drive home. So that's kind of what's going on. >> How old is she? >> 19. >> 19. Okay. And do you know this female? >> They used they used to date and she just showed up while she was sleeping and told her, "You can't be here." She wouldn't listen. She kept banging on the door, banging on the door, banging on the door. I said, "I have a baby sleeping in here." I told her that, too. I was like, "Listen, like you know, >> what's her name?" >> Gabby. >> Gabby. Gabriella. >> According to eyewitnesses, the 19-year-old was intoxicated and out of control. For now, however, the officers want to know what she has to say for herself. >> 26. >> Good morning, >> Gabriella. Is that correct? What's going on this morning? >> So, you stop right there. You stop right there. Oh, sorry. I'm They didn't know I looked harmless, but um this is the second time you made me come over here just to Can you not record me? >> I'm not recording you at all. >> Okay. Can you stop pointing the phone at me? Because if you were in a position like this, I wouldn't do it to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Gabriella, what's going on this morning? >> This is the second time. You told me to drive over and you I live in Miami. I drive here. Huh? >> I woke up in my hang. >> Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. >> Okay, slow down. Take a deep breath. >> In my sleep in the neighborhood like you don't do that to people. She lived with me. I would have never [Music] >> Okay, take a deep breath. >> I never left her on the street like that. Now she's talking. I don't understand, bro. I don't understand what I did to you, >> Gabriella. How did we get here this morning? >> I was really hurt. >> When? >> Take a deep breath. Relax. >> No, I can't relax. I need you to take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. How did you end up here? >> Did she drive you here? >> Okay. >> Did she drive me here? And now she's calling the cops on me. >> Okay. When did you get here? >> I don't know. Do you know? You were too up. You were I drove you here after you got drunk and you were leaning over in the car and I parked the car and I said, "Gabby, lock the door. I have to go to sleep. I went inside. I couldn't even bring you inside. I got in trouble for how late I got here. I never told you you could come and spend the night." >> So, the two of you went out together last night. >> Okay. So, after you went out last night, what happened? >> I wake up in like >> Okay. Were you guys drinking? We using >> the goal here is simple. Deescalate, get Gabriella somewhere safe and restore peace to the neighborhood. But she won't be making that easy. >> Gabby, >> are you good, bro? >> Gabby, I'm speaking to you. >> Acting all like >> Gabby brand new. >> Gabby. >> Gabby, I don't think you are able to drive. So, if you get behind the wheel of your car, you're going to have a problem. >> What was that? I'm sorry. >> I don't I don't see anything >> on the on the cameras. >> Gabby, stop. >> She's recording. >> That's fine. She's allowed to record. Okay, Gabby, you need us to pull over, please, cuz there's been advice that you crash into mailboxes. >> I didn't. >> Okay. Well, we're going to review the video. So, and I don't think that you're in any condition to be driving. So, I want you to pull over and get out of the car, please. Watch yourself. Watch yourself. [Music] >> Okay, Gabby, step out. >> I'm not going to step out with the No, >> Gabby. Hey, you got a window on >> No, Gabby. Hey, if you don't open if you don't roll this window down, we're going to bust your window. >> Gabby, >> we are we down. >> We're going to break your window. >> The officers can't let her get behind the wheel. And with her combative behavior escalating, the officers are done waiting. Here's where things take a turn for the worse. >> We are about to break your window. >> Is the car in park? Bro, what are you doing? >> Okay. Is the car in park? >> What are you doing? I'm not going to step out. What the is wrong with you people? Bro, >> I'm not stepping out. What the is wrong with you? You're not getting me out. What the is wrong with you? I'm not doing anything. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I'm not getting out of the vehicle. You're so ugly. Get me out. >> I got it. I got it. I got it. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Stay out of the vehicle. >> Stay out of the vehicle. >> Where you going? >> My phone. >> Yep. >> You guys like this? You get a power trip cuz nobody else in your life makes you feel special. >> Sorry you feel that way. >> Get you over here. >> Nah, I know karma's going to get you, guys. Don't worry. >> It's all right. >> Don't worry. >> Not worried. >> It's going to happen to your daughter. >> Luckily for me. >> Ah, don't you worry. It'll happen to your mother then for this. >> Sure do. >> Yeah. Yeah. I wasn't here. >> Do you have anything on me? >> You start. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to stick? >> I said no. No, you not here. >> Well, you going to jail today. Finish my >> All right. Take me to jail then. >> Okay. Whose car is this? >> Guard her legs, please. >> 32. >> What? >> Oh, what? What? I hope it happens to your daughter. >> I didn't even do anything, bro. I didn't even do anything. >> Which call though? pinned to the ground with several officers holding her down. Gabriella finally gives in. >> Hey, I'm telling you, I'm going to get hit. >> You relax. Get help. >> Do something. Do something else. >> In charge of that, Leo. >> All right. Now, you're going to sit up. Bring your knees to your chest and sit up. >> On the count of three, you're going to stand up. One, two, three. Stand I need my phone, bro. >> I need my phone. Yes, I need my phone. I'm going to grab it for you. [Applause] >> Gabriella was ultimately charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. That's a wrap for today's video. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. And as always, stay safe out there.