Leave me alone. >> I haven't DONE ANYTHING WRONG. STOP. STOP. >> Stand up. >> Take off your bag. >> Take off your bag. >> You're not arrested yet. What are you doing? >> What? Taser. >> Who's taser? >> I got annoyed. >> No. >> When entitled Karens pick a fight with the cops, things rarely go well. And even when tackled and handcuffed, they refuse to go down without a fight. >> Get in the car. >> But they usually get what's coming to them when these entitled Karens get tased during arrest while fighting the cops. >> I haven't done anything but lay on your stomach. Please >> put your hands behind your back. I HAVEN'T BROKEN ANY LAW. On the 4th of August 2025, a female rollerblader allegedly assaulted a man with a slice of pizza. As hilarious as that sounds, what the body cam captured that day was anything but funny. >> Saying you threw pizza at him. >> We are conducting our investigation. >> Okay. >> Are my parents come and get my Are you going to call Larry to come and get me? >> Ma'am, stop. >> Get the away from me. Yo, >> dude. The white female, black tank top, American flag bathing suit hanging down, and now she's on roller blades. [music] >> Who's the other unit coming? >> Where are you coming from? She's heading north on MLK. >> Minimum obstruction at the moment. and uh simple battery. [music] >> The officer pursued the woman on foot, but since she was on rollerblades, he wasn't able to catch up. So, the officer got in his vehicle, and at one moment, it looked like he caught up to her, but she slipped out of his reach. Ma'am, stop. Stop. >> All right. Well, we're still going 15 suction. Stop. >> Stop. >> Leave me alone. >> I haven't DONE ANYTHING WRONG. >> STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG. >> I haven't done anything. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Please >> put your hands behind your back. >> Please. Oh my god. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please. Please. Help. >> Let me see your other hand. Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your other hand. I haven't done anything wrong. I haven't broken any laws. My children. My children. >> Stand up. >> Seeing the woman flee from his colleague, the young officer didn't hesitate to put his taser to use. At that point, detaining the woman was no problem. With the woman on rollerblades, all he really had to do was roll her outside and put her inside the squad car. >> Are you taking me home? >> I HAVEN'T BROKEN ANY LAW. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. Get out of here. [music] >> Stop you guys. You're breaking the law. You guys, I haven't done anything wrong. >> Please. Please. >> Stop. >> Please. >> All of this is imported, right? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> He stole my EDT card. He stole everything. >> Where's Ben Green? Godfrey. >> I got him. What do you want me to do? >> I was more worried about the dog bite when you started. >> I didn't even see him at first. >> Yeah. >> The cops were lucky the suspect's dog had zero protective instincts. Not only did it not attack them, but it wasn't nervous at all. If only the suspect was as calm as her pet. >> Ma'am, just relax. Okay. I need I need water and food. >> Okay. >> I'm not so come. Not my car. [music] Just the back seat. >> Are you guys going to get my stuff from over there? He made me leave my stuff over there. That blue bag. >> Come on. Good dog. >> I told you to stop, dude. I know the Florida statue very well. I know the law very well. >> Dude, I can't get in this way. Stop. Police brutality. >> Police brutality. Take me home. >> My ID and all my stuff should be at and I have still not committed any crime or broken any long. Judge Robert Ditmer will definitely testify to that because he knows very well that I am not a criminal. I am not a mischievous person. I deserve you to my children and Larry will testify against will testify to that too. I want to speak to your supervisor. >> Bring the marshall. Bring the supervisor something. I need help. The woman tried everything from playing the victim, using her kids to get mercy, and asking for a supervisor. But the cops had seen it before, and they'd heard it all before, too. So, they just kept doing their jobs like any other Monday. >> You guys, I want the supervisor to come. I want somebody else TO COME. CALL LAND. CALL BRUCE. Call >> Call Mr. Row. >> No, you guys cannot treat me like this. OH MY GOD. >> STOP MOVING. >> I'M GONE. LET GO OF ME. >> STREET. >> I want to go to the hospital. >> Where's her stuff? >> In the parking lot. You see the blue cart over there? That's all birds. >> Like a whole shopping cart, I guess. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I have no idea. No idea. >> You want to try? I don't think she's going to talk to me. >> The female officer tried to talk to the suspect, hoping on the off chance she might identify herself. As she began the conversation, she talked about the one thing the suspect likely cared about, which was her dog. Ma'ami. >> Ma'am, I have your dog in my cruiser. >> What is your name? >> Ashley. >> Ashley. >> Yeah. You live with anybody over at 10th Street? >> Yeah. >> Who's over there that I can take the dog to? >> I don't know who's over there right now. >> Well, who normally lives with you? >> We're not talking anymore until my lawyer is present because I have not committed any crime. I have not broken any law. >> Okay. Well, it's I want my lawyer present. You're going to have to take your dog [music] to animal services or I can take the dog home. >> Okay, then I will call animal services. >> When the officer realized that the dog tactic wouldn't work, she didn't waste any more time. As for the suspect, Ashley, she decided to take her time a bit and talk to the only person who might bring her comfort. She prayed for herself as well as her dog. Jesus, I have done nothing wrong. The dog has done nothing wrong. These officers are committing crimes and conspiring against me and it should not be tolerated and I will represent myself if I have to. I can survive. I will be okay. Just calm down, Ashley. Just calm down. They have no reason to hold you. They have no reason to hold you. >> Oh, she's studying literature. I was told that you guys are not allowed to chase people across the road at all. You guys are not allowed to chase people. You're not allowed to chase cars, people in wheels. I was in wheels. was I was a moving person and you guys chased me. >> Despite the woman's objection, they took Ashley off to jail and they charged the woman with resisting without violence. They took her dog to a shelter and after Ashley was released, hopefully the two were reunited. Let's hope that in the future she'll think twice about throwing pizza at people. On the 15th of January 2026, when an officer responded to a shoplifting incident at Rolling Acres Plaza in Florida, he had no idea that another theft was in progress at the very same time. But he immediately found the suspect and gave her an escort to the office. >> Please pay it, too. >> We'll see. >> Please, I'm not bringing you. >> Well, why'd you steal them? >> I didn't because I got it for my kids birthday. Sorry. >> Sorry. Sorry. Would you rather have them have you in jail for their birthday or >> No. No. >> No. >> Up to you. >> Do you want me to go to the ginger boo? >> I would love to know that to be honest. >> All right. I can give it to you right now. You >> I didn't come in here daily. >> I know. I recognize you. >> Not me. I don't come in here daily. You have the wrong one. You got to check that on that bench for me. Do you have your ID on you? >> No, I don't. It's at the house. >> You have any form of identification? >> No, I don't. I don't have anything on yet. I wasn't planning on stopping here at all. >> As for the suspect, she'd been so calm and cooperative that the officer saw no need at all to put her in handcuffs. She didn't have any ID, said that her phone was broken, and somehow she thought that pointing out to the officer that people were stealing carts from the mall might help her case. But it didn't. >> Listen, we're worried about you right now. >> What's your first name? >> Common spelling. >> Yes. >> April, what's your last name? >> Any names that you have? >> I get arrested. I have to talk everything that's going on. >> Yeah. First of all, first of all, you're already in the wrong. First of all, stop. No, this is time to listen, not talk. >> I have no 15 years old. I don't care where I made a mistake. I'm sorry. >> You're over here. You're over here. No. No. Stop. Stop talking. >> Stop talking. You're in the wrong. You're over here offering information and now you only want to give it up if you benefit from it. >> I'll give it to her either. Wait. >> I don't care about the name. She does. >> You know what? I don't care about him either. But I'll give it to her cuz I come in here daily doing it. There's one in here now doing it. >> Well, yeah, you. >> No, not me. >> Clearly. >> Clearly. The officer called for backup, which in situations like these is standard procedure. A few minutes later, the supervisor got there and they started questioning the woman, April, about having prior arrest. First, she denied it, but the cops kept on pressing. >> What were you arrested for before? >> I don't have to say. >> We're going to find out one way or another. >> It's better you comply. >> I sat inside me in the base and when I lived in US and you punched me in the face and I get back. business. It was years ago, years and years ago. So, sorry. >> All right. Listen, we we can work with you >> if you work with us, okay? >> There's no need for any attitude or anything of that nature. >> All right? We're going to try to be respectful and be adults here. >> Can I get a drink, >> please? Yeah. >> No, no. You're in no position to be making demands right now. >> I'm not making a demand. I'm simply asking that. I don't feel good that I'd like to have a drink and something very spirit. >> Those aren't ours to be involved. and answer is no. Sorry. >> Immediately, she and the supervisor got off on the wrong foot. As she wasn't very forthcoming with him and it was clear she was going to jail, he decided to put her in handcuffs and that's when the problems really started. >> All right, just do me a favor. Stand up for a second. Put your bag down. >> I'm not arrested yet. >> What's that? >> Do this. >> Put your bag down. Turn around. >> Stand up. Take off your bag. >> Take off your bag. >> You're not arrested yet. What are you doing? You're being detained now. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Don't touch me like that, please. >> Stop. Relax. >> Do you see me resisting at all? I'm scared. No. God. Ma'am. Ma'am, what are you doing? What are you doing to me? I just thought you should stop. I'm not >> Stop. >> Your body. >> Yes, it is. >> You want to keep going? >> You want to keep going? You want to get tased? Want to keep going? You want to get tased? >> Stop. Chill out. >> Discharge that. I just want to make a huge mistake. Sir, >> chill out. >> Now you just got an additional charge. >> I didn't. >> Now you are going to jail. >> Good. I didn't >> Oh god, my face just got me. >> Oh god. HELP ME. HELP ME LADY. HELP ME. GOD HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. Help me. SOMEBODY HELP ME. STOP. STOP. STOP. Put your hand on your back. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NO. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> You done? >> Are you done? >> Only after they tased April did she decide to comply. During the struggle, she broke the officer's camera, adding one more charge of criminal mischief to her list of charges along with resisting police. When a female officer appeared a few minutes later, she was still lying on the ground shaking and struggling to speak. Supposedly, she'd had a sugar crash. I want I want to show you something. I just wanted to do something. >> Can you tell me why you gave him the wrong name? >> I didn't. My name is April Ken. That's what my name is. I switched my name. >> So, who's April Scullfield? I was divorced years. I was like 10 years. That was a long time ago and that thing went from the bank and the bank when my husband I heard the loan from board of credit union that's what that's where it was worth but it's already clear because it's already cleared up in the credit of course and then he didn't know that diabetic he didn't ask and my sugar was dropping so I just [laughter] was dropping my sugar gets excited >> I just want you to relax I want you to stop talking can you stop talking. >> Okay, stop talking. >> There you go. >> The female officer remembered April from a previous case and thought she had an extensive criminal history and a failure to appear warrant. According to April, it was a really old case that had been settled years ago. >> I have an extensive criminal history. I I didn't have an FTA either. I never had an FTA for anything. That that stuff is for Florida Credit Union. We had a loan. This is a civil It's a civil It's a civil warrant. It's a civil war. >> It's a civil warrant. It's a civil war. So, you're familiar with the warranty from three years ago. Two years ago. Two years ago. It's a 2-year-old warrant. It's two [music] year. It's already cleared in the click of court system. They already >> was just saying it's one day in jail. I already cleared you. You didn't have to do that, did you? I didn't even face my face. Slay my face against you. Please help. See, slam my face against Well, I didn't fight them. I would not fight. Can you just I just sit there and talk to them. >> Can I have some juice or something? I I have glucose tablets in my my mind. I I have I have glucose tablets in my back. >> I can't give you any. >> Why? Why? Okay. Cuz I'm not a medical. >> I'm not a medical person. >> The EMS is EMS is going to be walking in the store any moment. >> Going to be normal. >> They're going to be here any moment now. >> Even though April complained about low blood sugar, according to policy, the cops aren't allowed to administer medication. The tablet she mentioned could have easily been drugs or something else entirely. Thankfully, it didn't take long for EMS to show up and assess the woman's [music] situation. >> On your side, there I'm not going to go back on my belly. Do >> you want to go back on your belly? >> Yes. >> Keep that leg forward for me. The rest is here for you. Okay. Okay. Well, still she's saying that she's low blood sugar. So, if you guys >> And then we've got these. Are you guys able to get those? >> Or do you need our tool for that? >> Okay. >> Do my pattern down. >> All right. April, we're going to stand you up. Come on. Can I have one? I don't want Stay there. >> Okay. >> Please do not take me right. >> Yes. [singing] >> After they searched her, they took April to the jail house to [music] be booked. She was charged with petty theft, resisting an officer without violence, and criminal mischief. On the 8th of January, 2026, the cops responded to reports of a woman yelling profanities and disturbing the peace in a public area. Once the officers got there, she was still being so loud that they had no problem finding her. >> Better than me. >> What's going on? Why are you yelling, man? >> Because >> Because of what? Tell me what happened. >> Well, nothing happened. >> Why are you yelling? >> I'm not yelling. >> I can hear it from like a block away. We're so loud. I agree. >> What's going on? >> It could be loud like that. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Don't walk away from me. >> Ma'am, do not walk away from me. I'll put you in handcuffs. >> You guys all right? What happened? >> She was trying to bite me. >> Take care of the dog. >> Please don't let her have a dog. >> Okay. I might think that the dog is in the >> Okay. So, what what's going on? Is that Is that your dog? I'm asking a question. Is that your dog or not? >> I think so. >> You think so or it's not? Or or you need to call SPCs so they can just take the dog? >> At first, she was trying to give the cop the silent treatment, hoping he might go away. But after the officer kept pressing her, she eventually confirmed the dog was hers and told the officer where she lived. At that point, she was ready to go. >> Am I free to go? >> No, not yet. >> What do you mean no? Not yet. >> Not yet. >> What do you mean no yet? This is public property. >> No, it's not. It's actually private. >> This is private. Yeah. And I'm friends with private property. >> I don't care who your friend. >> Okay. >> Just stay right here. Okay. >> For what? >> We're investigating disorderly conduct, possibly animal abuse. Right. >> Animal abuse. Possible animal abuse. >> That's your reasoning of being right now, eh? >> Mhm. >> Okay. I'm going to let myself go now. >> No, you're not. So, >> no, I'm not. >> You have no right to detain me, my friend. >> How you going to get home? >> I'm I'm going to walk the way I always do every road all the way to >> I don't live on road. I don't know where you came up with. That's your decision, not mine. >> You just told me you leave five. >> No, you asked my address. >> Yes. >> Okay. Am I free to go? >> From the beginning of their interaction, she displayed several signs of intoxication, like delayed response, slurred speech, and general confusion. But it seemed like the cop was willing to look past it as long as he got confirmation that the dog was doing okay. >> Am I free to go? No, >> you're not. Stay right here. For what? >> I'm going to put in handcuffs. Sit down. >> For what? >> Sit down. For animals. Sit down. >> For animal abuse. >> Yes. >> Animal abuse. >> Sit down. So, listen. Officer right there. He's very good with the animals. If you got to tell me your dog is good, you'll be free to go. All right. >> My dog is good. >> Okay. I'm going to ask him because you are intoxicated. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> So, listen. >> She was yelling on the people for whatever reason. They were worried about the dog, not about her. >> Not anybody. >> Okay. Well, >> if you if you tell me the dog is fine, she can go home. I don't care. >> Am I free to go? >> All right, you're free to go. >> Thank you. I thought so. >> Have a good night. >> Have a good night, ma'am. >> Until next time. The suspect joked about next time, but actually it happened sooner than it sounded. Just when the cops had turned their cameras off, she dropped the leash. The dog immediately ran toward the cops and hid beneath a bench. At that point, the cop decided that the smarter thing to do was to call the woman's boyfriend to come and take care of the dog. >> You're not free to leave, ma'am. Let's give Let's give Vince your dog your dog's leash. Okay, Vince, do you mind taking it? If she doesn't mind, >> if you don't, if you're going to keep doing this, you're going to go in handcuffs. >> I would for because you're not lawful cuz you're not you're not you're not allowing us to do our our investigation. >> What is your investigation? >> Trespassing. We have a trespass sign right here. Left. It doesn't matter. >> Exactly. >> But she was still on it. >> Stop moving. >> Let go of me. Stop moving. Let your hands go of me right now. >> Stop moving. Let your hands go on me right now. Let your hands go me. >> Let's do it peacefully. >> Put your hands behind your back with your hands behind your back. >> Since you don't want to do this peacefully. >> Do what? Peacefully. >> Let us do our investigation. >> What is your investigation? >> I already told you. >> You have not told me anything. You have not told me anything. Eventually, the cops ran out of their patience and they handcuffed the woman and detained her. She kept resisting the entire time. So, the next logical step was to secure in the squad car. But actually, that's when the real problem started. >> Take a seat. >> Get in the car. >> For what? >> Get in the car. >> For what? >> Get in the car. >> What is going on right now? >> Get in the car. Sit down. All the way. All the way. >> Matt. >> Since you want to play the game. >> I'm not playing any game. >> What's your name? >> What is your name? Ma'am, not going to ask you again. >> Ma'am, what is your name? Why? I don't even understand why I'm >> I can put her in my truck right now. It's too late. >> It's too late for that. She's going to jail >> for resisting. >> The boyfriend Vince was having a peaceful discussion with the cops, hoping they might let her go. When he realized, however, that there was nothing he could do to fix things, he finally gave up and left. At that point, they conducted a preliminary search of the suspect. And of course, she did not consent to their pat down. >> All right, step out. We need to search you before we go to the jail. You're going to get back in the car, though. Step out. >> What do you mean before I go to the jail? >> You're going to jail tonight. Step out. >> For what? >> I already told you. Step out. >> You didn't tell me anything. >> This is thing. Step out. Just a simple misdemeanor. All right. It's not a big deal. It's not a big deal. >> It is a big deal. Well, then you should have just listened. >> I listened to everything. >> Some of this. >> Is there anything illegal in that back? >> Vince, can Vince, can you come take this back? >> We have to search it actually first. >> That's not You're taking me to jail, not letting me go. >> Yes. That's exactly what we're here. >> Stop. Stop moving. Vince, come take my bag with my money. >> Stop moving. >> Vince, come take my bag with my money. >> Stop moving. >> I have to. You'll get more charges. Stop. >> What? >> I'm not resisting anything. >> Keep pulling away. >> She continued resisting, berating the cops for alleged misconduct and demanding to speak to a supervisor. And at one point, as she was trying to kick the cops, she managed to knock both of their body cams off. Stand up, >> [ __ ] GET MY FANNY PACK RIGHT HERE. PLEASE GRAB IT. IT'S RIGHT HERE. >> Get inside. >> Get in the car. >> Easy. >> Okay. Get in the car. >> Excuse me again cuz you did my back and I didn't do a damn thing. No, you're waiting on your supervisor. WE'RE WAITING ON YOUR SUPER NOW. YOU'RE GOING TO DO MY THIGH BECAUSE YOU'RE NO, Larry is right there. Get in the car. >> No, we're waiting for your supervisor. >> Get in the car. >> Why are you tasing me when we get in the car? Your >> supervisor. Get in the car. >> You're personally tasing me. >> Get in the car. I will tase you again. >> And he's right there. And he's right there. >> That's not him. >> Okay. >> Get in the car. >> But we're waiting for him. >> Okay. Get in the car. >> We're waiting for him. >> Do not kick me out. >> Not get in the car. >> I'm going to tase you. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO NO, YOU'RE NOT. IT DIDN'T. >> Get in the car. We're waiting on your supervisor. >> Okay, then spray. It's in my car. After a very long struggle, the officers managed to secure the woman and she was taken to a hospital where she allegedly kicked a nurse. She was charged with four counts of felony battery on a law enforcement officer, one felony count of resisting with violence, three misdemeanor counts of resisting without violence, and a misdemeanor charge for assault by verbal threats. They set the woman's bond at $60,000. On the 5th of August 2025, in Pensacola, Florida, a routine traffic stop started off with expired tags and a very cooperative driver. The man had no intention of making things harder than they had to be. He was polite and even smiled at the cop. >> Hello, Officer Pino Pens Police Department. Reason I'm stopping you, this tag no longer belongs on this car. >> Okay, it was supposed to have been replaced with the metal tag. So, it's no longer assigned to the vehicle. And if it still was assigned to the vehicle, it expired back in March. >> So, do you have your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance? my card. >> Okay. Do either one of you have a medical marijuana card? >> Yes. Do either one of you have a medical marijuana card? >> Okay. Cuz I can smell an odor of marijuana coming from the car. That's why I'm asking. >> Okay. Do you have insurance? >> No, it's not. >> You gave me the title, the registration, the license plate, and then your driver's license. Do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Huh? [snorts] Yeah. >> Okay. Can you provide it to me? How long have you had the car, >> Mr. Fair? >> What's that? >> Not very long. >> Not very long. Okay. So, we got the metal tag right here. Why don't we just put that on? >> Okay. So, you just got to get some that are a different thread. Okay. You all just hang tight for me. All right. >> The suspect said as little as possible and responded only when he felt he had to. The officer responded with the same courtesy. The officer smelled marijuana, which gave him probable cause, and he immediately could have searched the vehicle as well as the passengers, but the officer asked first for consent. >> I'm hop out. >> You have anything on your little poke sticker hurt me in any way? No. >> Do you have any objection to me searching you? >> No. Okay, if you can just if you wouldn't mind put your hands. There you go. All right. I'm going to have you step right here. Okay. So, right up here. Yeah. Right up here. So, like I told you, I can smell the odor coming from the car. Okay. It's a little bit of weed in the car. I ain't worried about it. Okay. I'm not sitting here trying to ruin y'all's day over just a little bit of Okay. There any weed in there that I'm going to find? No. >> Just you probably smelled it before just came from. We not We just visiting right now. We from here, but we just visit. We stay in Colorado. Ain't you know Colorado is marijuana. >> Well, I got you. But there is absolutely no way I would still smell the odor of marijuana coming from inside your car from Colorado. >> We just we just came just arrived tonight. We ain't got no sleep. >> Okay. So, I'm going to search the car based on the odor of marijuana. Okay. >> Even after being asked about the marijuana, the driver stayed calm and cooperative. He was sure there was nothing in his vehicle, so there was nothing to be worried about. However, his wife decided to make an issue of things and locked herself in. >> Ma'am, I need you to open the door and step out, please. 180. >> I need you to step out. Open the door and step out. >> Roll the window down. >> I know you can hear me. I need you to open the door and step out. Ma'am, I need you to step out of the vehicle. I do not want to arrest you for resisting. >> Can you Can you try to tell her to just yell to her to get out? I don't want to arrest her for something petty like this >> because if she doesn't get out of the car, we're going to force her out and then she's going to go to jail. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle? >> Yes. >> What? >> Step out of the vehicle? >> Because I'm telling you to. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Is it a reason why you telling me to step out of the vehicle? >> Any reason I want. He was trying to get the woman out, but when the officer realized that the driver wouldn't be able to persuade her, he asked the man to step away and sit on the bumper. The cop then went back to the vehicle, and since the woman, Shaqula, had locked her door, he decided to unlock it from the driver's side. >> I don't understand. I have no idea what's going on. Okay. And I don't know what I'm stepping out for. I asked him. He told me >> the officer told me whichever one it is to step out. So I'm stepping out with you on the phone with my hands up trying to move away from the officer. >> Do you understand that we are police officers? >> I don't understand what's going on, man. So I'm I'm ready. Please hurry up for you to um >> Yes, ma'am. Michael, stay on the phone. >> What's your name? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And he told me he said for whatever reason he want me to step out. >> A police dispatcher does not have knowledge of criminal law. >> I need you to go over there. My name is Officer D for the Pensacola Police Department. >> I don't I don't know. I haven't been reading my license. I don't know what's going on. >> The cops saw her talking on her phone, but it wasn't until he got the door open that he realized she'd called 911. She kept ignoring the officer, hoping the dispatcher might somehow help. Two more times the cop repeated his lawful commands, and then it was go time. >> I need you to go over to that vehicle. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. I'm so handcuffed. >> Oh my god, he's going back. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. You're going to get out. >> Get out of the vehicle. I'm going to tase you. >> Get out of the vehicle. I'm going to tase you. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. >> Stay right there. Stay right there. >> WHAT DID I DO? >> I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M DOING. >> You are under arrest. You're resisting. >> He's breaking my arm, ma'am. >> You are under arrest. You're resisting gun to me. PLEASE KILL ME. HE'S [screaming] SHOOTING ME. OW. HE'S SHOOTING ME, MAN. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. >> On the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. STOP. SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY. SOMEBODY. [screaming] SOMEBODY. SOMEBODY HELP ME. [snorts] SOMEBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY HELP ME. [screaming] SOMEBODY HELP ME. SIR, >> WHAT AM I BEING arrested for? >> Obstruction of justice. >> In just a few short minutes, an incredibly simple traffic stop turned [music] into obstructing, resisting with violence and more potential charges. However, even after being tased, she was still unwilling to comply. And with no other options, the cops decided to try it again. >> Get tased again. Roll on your stomach. [screaming] >> HE'S TASING ME. HE'S TASING ME. >> Your hand. Stop. >> Let me do it. >> He's pulling my hand. >> Arm behind your back. >> He pulling my I am. He pulling MY HAND FOR NO REASON. He's really abusing me. >> What is going on? >> SHE'S GOING TO FIGHT. >> I DID NOT FIGHT [screaming] AT ALL. THAT FEMALE SEARCH. >> This is a lie. I DIDN'T FIND IT. See what you're >> getting arrested for batterying law enforcement. >> What? >> Resisting with bios. >> That's not what IS GOING ON. >> READY to get a rock roller out. >> My area. >> Okay. >> Sir, >> sit up. >> Sir, what's going on? >> Stand up. Stand up. >> I can't. You just th You tased me on purpose. Yes, 100%. >> WAIT, WHAT AM I DO? WHAT IS GOING ON? >> I HAVEN'T HEARD ANYTHING. >> What the hell? >> Why are you Why are you doing >> Face the car. >> Why are you Why are you hurting me? You've been hurting me on purpose for no reason. >> Are you body cameras on? >> 100%. >> Once the woman was detained, the cops let the driver go and they thanked him for his cooperation. Shaqula was taken to jail and charged with two counts of battery on law enforcement, resisting an officer with violence, and misuse of 911. On the 22nd of July, 2024, during a neighborly dispute over barking dogs, things suddenly escalated into a road rage incident. Supposedly, the suspect even pulled a gun out and asked his neighbor if he wanted to die. This is the moment when the cops arrived at the victim's address. >> How you doing? Good. >> Hey, let's hang up the phone so we can talk to you. >> Pardon me. >> Can you hang up the phone so we can talk to you? >> Yeah, he I was on the phone with you guys. >> Oh, okay. Do you want to go inside and talk or what? >> Yeah, we can. Let's go to the kitchen. Well, >> either way, come on in. >> Your dogs are friendly. >> I just put him in the bedroom, but I saw you guys pull out. Come on in. [music] >> So, what's what happened? >> Okay. I was going out. I was going to take the dog for the walk down on the bike path. >> You were walking or you were driving? >> I was driving cuz you let me finish. So I went by Gibson's and I always blow the horn at him cuz I instigate him over there. All of a sudden this black pickup come right up beside me, cut in front of me and block me off. So I stopped. It was Jeff Gibson. He jumped out of his truck. He was coming over to to my truck, ran out to my truck and I'm sitting in the truck. He pulled a daringer and he put her You might even see a mark. Stuck it right in my temple here. >> He says, "I'm going to kill you. I'm going to [ __ ] kill you. He says, "You quit instigating my dad." He says, "Blowing that horn." He says, "My dad's dying. I'm going to [ __ ] pull your hair back." >> Yeah, I'll get a picture of that. >> There's a mark. Is that fresh or >> That's from him. >> The man explained that the suspect, Jeff Gibson, opened up the car door, shoved a gun into his ribs, and threatened to kill him once again. He then yanked the victim out of his truck, yelled some more, and then [music] left. Since the man was apparently armed and dangerous, the cops sent a unit to his house and then contacted him on the phone. >> Why are you calling me? >> It's the police department. >> For what? >> Did you get in an argument with your neighbor? >> My neighbor? >> Or your dad's neighbor? >> No, I I didn't see him. >> No. >> Oh, Jim next door. >> Was he honking his horn when he when he drove past your dad's house? I have no idea what you're talking about, dude. I've been home all day. I've been moving this brush. >> Oh, you're home right now? >> I'll be home in a little bit. >> Oh, you had >> What's up? >> So, [music] your your dad's neighbor called Jeff and uh just said that maybe you guys got in an argument or something. >> I didn't [ __ ] I don't even talk to that guy. >> No, he's a waste of my time. I don't even >> But why would he say that? I don't understand. He's just a Why did he blow his goddamn horn over 5,000 times in the last 10 years? >> Yeah. >> You know, he's just a Tell you what he is. >> Yeah. >> He's an old methhead from Michigan and he still smokes his and there's a steady line of cars on his driveway after 10:00. >> What was his name again? His first name again? >> I forgot his first name already. What was it? >> Who? >> Your dad's name. >> I don't even know. I don't even know his name. I don't give a goddamn body. >> The officer then asked what the neighbor drives and of course he knew it already, but he wanted to make sure that Jeff knew exactly who they were talking about. Right at that moment, Jeff had just gotten back to his house and noticed a police vehicle speeding down his driveway. >> Well, can you just stop there for a second? The officer needs to talk to you. >> You tell these cops they ain't doing 90 miles hour down my driveway. The son of a >> Do you have like any weapons on you or anything like that? I ain't got a [ __ ] goddamn weapon on me >> or a gun or anything. >> I ain't got no [ __ ] guns. I'm a felon. >> Okay. >> Talking to 126 on the phone. They're just agitated. >> Show your hands. Stay right there. Turn around. Turn around. >> Stop. >> Stop. Taser. Taser. >> Get down ON THE GROUND. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. Go out on the floor. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED AGAIN. >> FACE DOWN. >> FACE [screaming] DOWN. >> GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> Stop resisting then. >> I'm going to hit him again. >> MY NECK IS >> STOP RESISTING. >> PUT YOUR LEFT HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. [screaming] NO. >> ARE DEPLOYED. [laughter] Give me your hand. GIVE ME LEFT HAND. NO. >> MY BACK IS BROKE. >> Don't move. >> My back is broke. My back is broke. >> YOU SHOULD HAVE LISTENED TO US THEN. >> I DIDN'T KNOW what you were. He immediately started making excuses and was berating the cops for using force. But in this case, the force was completely justified. He was irate and agitated and possibly armed. Despite repeated commands to stop, he continued approaching the officer in a very aggressive manner. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> I don't know. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> 107. Subject's in custody. Taser is deployed. >> Where's the ambulance? I don't know. >> My back. My back. >> My back. >> I don't know what it is. >> Can I just stand up, please? >> We can help you. We can help each other. >> Okay, hold on, man. I'm no threat to you guys. >> You shouldn't listen to us. >> Walking away from us. >> What are you here for? >> Can I get up? >> You want to stand up? >> Please. >> I'm going to help you. >> Please. Now, I got the rapid pain in my feet. I'm >> Well, I'm going to get you to your knees first. I can't be pushed around because I got liver issues. I'll bleed out. >> Okay, let's get gloves on. >> Well, we have we have the ambulance coming right now. >> Let me get up. Can I stand up? >> We're going to help you, Jeff. Just >> help me up here. >> He's getting gloves on. We got a little bit of blood. >> All right. Okay, Jeff. >> Stand up. >> All right. Ready? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All the way up there. >> What is this about? >> There you go. [laughter] >> Well, you were talking to the officer. He obviously probably explained everything. It's like something about road rage against my dad's neighbor. >> I don't even That's fine. >> I don't even talk to that guy. You >> okay? >> I don't have nothing to do. >> You have a pistol at all? >> Nope. You search my truck. >> Okay. >> I'm a felon. I can't have any guns. >> When he was asked about his neighbor, Jeff claimed he hadn't seen him in months. As he was trying to catch his breath, he spotted the officer who'd been speeding down his driveway. The man just couldn't help himself and decided to teach the cop a lesson. >> Hey dude, why are you doing 90 mph down my driveway? >> Going 90. >> Well, how about where you going? >> I got to regrade that driveway and put gravel on that driveway for people like you. >> Okay, >> don't do that, please. >> You got ambulance. I didn't take the truck >> till the fire department gets here cuz then they can put you in there. >> I got I got >> I got I got three transparent >> and I can't keep my >> cuz one of your cops dropped this knee in my back. >> You guys are getting sued. You know that not you guys. >> I got I'm tripled for life and that is the street. all over. I died. I went into respiratory failure. >> Yeah, I know. >> And I was coming to Let me lean over here. >> Okay. >> I don't want my neighbors to see >> you and then say I have a gun. I'm a felony, you stupid. >> He was only partly right. If you're a felon, you're not allowed to have a firearm, but some of them still do. So, the cops couldn't be too certain if he was armed. Shortly after, fire and rescue arrived. And not surprisingly, Jeff had a few words for them as well. >> You want to start [music] walking towards the ambulance? It's right here. >> They got Are they going to back out? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That [music] long-haired son ponytail. >> Which one? They got two two or three of them. >> Yeah, that's dumb. >> He's got uh two taser prongs that need to be removed. His right arm. >> Why did you tas me? Why is he outing me? It's because you weren't listening. I told you to get on the ground face down. >> Okay. All right. >> Let go. Let go. Let go. All right. Hold my hands up. Just hold them up. >> Don't push me. >> I'll pull you up. Ready? >> Yeah. Just don't push. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. [laughter] >> All right. Don't you have a seat right on this uh cod? Okay. >> I will. I will. Let go. Let go. >> I can't let go, man. >> Let go. >> All right. There you go. >> There you go. Oh, >> that better. You want to put your feet up and lay you got heepsi or [music] anything like that? >> No, >> nothing cuz the other officers got blood on them. So there >> was I was rest. >> No, I know. But do you have anything like any bloodborne issues? >> No, I got liver disease but that's it. I'm dying. >> Not because of hepatitis. >> You give me 3 to 6 months of live. >> After complaining to his wife about being bullied by the cops for no reason at all, Jeff Gibson was taken to jail. They charged the man with disorderly conduct, recklessly endangering safety, resisting or obstructing an officer, and use of a dangerous weapon. On the 12th of February, 2025 in Monomony Falls, Wisconsin, the cops responded to a shoplifting incident at Menard's. As they were approaching the store, the suspect exited and tried to leave and was ignoring their lawful commands. >> Ma'am, stop walking away. Ma'am, stop walking away. >> Show me this shop. >> Ma'am, if I have to run after you, we going to have a really big problem. >> No, no, it's okay. >> Ma'am, stop walking away. Ma'am, at this point, you are running away and I'm telling you to stop. I got another >> ma'am. >> If I have to run, it's going to be a problem. No, no, no, no, no, no. M. No, no, no. >> Another officer pulled up in a squad car a bit closer to the suspect, but the other cop asked him to back off, hoping to resolve things verbally, but just a moment later and that if he wanted to catch the suspect, he'd have to run. >> If I run, it's going to be a rip. >> You think I'm playing? Let me go say stop running. >> Stop running. >> Let me stop fighting. >> It don't matter. >> He just item. >> One more time and I'm going to tase you. >> Okay. I'm pregnant. >> Behind your back. >> One more time. >> Put your arm behind >> one more time. >> Hey, put your arm. >> Release your other arm. >> I got a lawyer. Let me TELL YOU. NO, JUST [screaming] POLICE DOG. HEY, >> GET BACK. Get back. >> She just stole some. Get back. >> Get back behind your back. >> One more time. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Give me Give me your arm. Look, >> I told her twice. I told her, >> "If you keep talking, you going to be involved in this. You need to go. >> Go wherever you going. Go wherever you going." >> Okay. We don't need no witnesses. >> Let me ask you [music] something. Are you related to her? >> I do. >> Are you related to her? Is what I ask you. >> Yes. >> What What is your relation to her? Let me see your ID. >> Let me see your ID, cousin. >> Then you need to go away before I put you in cuffs as well for interfering in an investigation. You are interfering. You are interfering. You need to go to your go tend to your business. >> After telling the two witnesses to step back, the officer came back to help his partner detain the woman. After being tased several times, she began to complain about being dizzy. But as soon as she calmed down, she continued to argue. >> We're going to roll you to your butt, okay? So we can get you off of your stomach. >> Come on. Roll to your side. >> Now sit up. Are you okay? Sit up. >> I'm dizzy. Wake me >> leg front. You're running away now. >> Now sit up on her, bro. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like she should HAVE JUST STOPPED RUNNING. SHE talking about everything. >> Yeah. See, that's how he tased me. [ __ ] >> He said he tased me. >> He tased me. >> I t you twice >> because she's fighting. >> But you already had me down. YOU HAD ME DOWN ALREADY. >> YOU HAD ME DOWN. >> IF he tells you to give your arm, you give your arm. >> Okay. He didn't give me a chance to give him my arm. He >> You're lying. Stop lying. >> My tongue. >> You're lying. >> I'm not lying. >> You're lying. On camera. Nobody on camera. You're lying. >> It's so tough. >> The suspect here, Nikita, kept complaining the cops had strong armed her, saying they didn't even give her a chance to comply before tasing her. Naturally, she claimed she'd done nothing wrong, of course, and was threatening to take legal action. >> And it's the way he snatched me and threw me to so what? I'm a female. HE DIDN'T HAVE TO AR ME LIKE YOU DID NOT HAVE TO [screaming] SHARM ME THE WAY HE DID AND SLAM ME ON MY FACE. HE DIDN'T HAVE TO DO THAT. >> He didn't have to do all that. So, I'm fing a civil suit, too. >> Cuz he didn't have to grab me like that. He did not HAVE TO SAY, "YOU ALREADY HAD [screaming] ME DOWN." I TOLD HER 10 TIMES. >> And then you going to punch me in my face. >> Okay. You saw me walking away and YOU SEEN HIM GRAB ME. >> YOU SEEN HIM GRAB ME AND SO me and me to the ground. >> AND YES, I'M PREGNANT. >> SO, SHE ain't >> I [screaming] am pregnant. >> Stand up to your feet. >> Hey, who is you? >> Stand up to your feet. He's somebody who saw what you were doing. >> Okay. He seen me when I got down. He need to mind his business. He seen me down on the ground. He did not have to tase me. >> Damn it. >> He did not have to tase me. >> You don't decide. >> Okay. But you have to tase me though. I was already dead. >> But you don't decide. >> So who What's your name? >> You don't decide. You don't decide. That's not going to work in this situation. >> OKAY. WELL, I AIN'T worried about going to jail, baby. I got bomb with a lawyer. >> Guess what? There is no bond. >> I can't wait. When I go to court, I'm going to get out anyway. >> They got to let me go. someday. >> Okay. >> When most suspects realize that they're headed to jail, they freak out. But surprisingly enough, this woman had a healthier outlook. She knew she was going to get out and she didn't want to get worked up about it. That being said, if she had been sensible from the start, she never would have been tased. >> Y'all need to find y'all something else to do. >> You need to find something to do rather than stay. >> Okay. Well, whatever. So what? I couldn't afford to back find you another job to do. >> Okay. >> Go find a mother job. Hey, you can let I know how to walk. You can let me go pulling me. I know how to walk me like that, sir. Please. Okay, just stop pulling me like that though, sir. Stop pulling me like that. >> Stop resisting. >> Please, just stop pulling me, though. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. YOU ARE YOU HAVE THE HANDCUFFS. You pulling them too tight. Can you just stop pulling me? >> No, I'm not. DON'T PULL THAT NAIL. >> I KNOW HOW TO WALK. STOP PULLING ME, >> LADY. Stop playing with me. >> Stop. You stop playing with me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Those were gloves that she had in her pockets. >> Oh, she stole me. >> Yeah, I I I'm guessing so. Thank you, sir. >> Thank you, sir. >> That uh gentleman might be uh her companion. >> You daddy pulling me out of wall. >> Stop. One more time. You going to the ground again. >> Okay. >> One more time. >> One more time. >> One more time. >> Okay. >> Y'all think all black people ain't got money in the mother. I got I'm taking you twice, too. But you ain't have to gr. >> Yep. I told you to stop. >> Praise me twice. >> Told you to stop. >> I was already down. >> Told you to put your hands behind your back. >> Praise me twice. >> Told you to put your hands behind your back. Hey, he having too much fun with that siren. >> When the cops returned to the shop, an employee stepped outside carrying a red and white Target bag that supposedly belonged to Nikita. He told the cops he'd already taken the stolen items out, and he also informed them that she wasn't alone in the shop. >> I see the one gave her that. And then there was another bag. So, I'm going to go give you a second. Okay. Now she innocent. I told her 10 times. Stop walking. I walked behind her. Ma'am, stop running. Ma'am, stop running. Ma'am, stop running. If I have to run, it's going to be a problem. That was it. You going to the floor? >> Did she Didn't she did not want to give her hand? >> I did not run at all. I was walking. >> Did I tell you stop? >> What? What? Do that. Did I tell you to stop? >> What do that? Uh, I >> kept walking. >> And then what I What happened when I told you again? >> You kept walking, right? And you said you're not going to jail. Right now you can't hear. I thought you put your hands behind your back. Did you do it? >> Now you can't hear. >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. >> Right here in the back. Right. >> She got she got she got shot. Little static shot. >> She claim she claim that she pregnant cuz she's stealing. >> She's stealing some stuff. So she got she got a little lightning shot. No, nothing penetrated her. >> The medics wanted to know the extent of her injuries, but luckily the Bronx hadn't been deployed. So nothing pierced her skin. As she was getting checked by EMS, the cop told his colleagues that he wasn't even trying to arrest her. >> Trying to be nice and I was literally just going to church. >> Somebody else stealing. >> Huh? >> Yeah. They told me enough. She was doing it. They like, "We got they show me the pictures and she come out there. They took the drip. I'm not doing I couldn't afford to pay for so I was going to pay for it." They walked off. I'm not going to jail. >> I'm the police. You not the phone. >> I'm the police. We go hit her with >> Yeah, you should have a lot of phones in her purse and get her ID. >> Okay. >> In that in that Target bag. >> Okay. >> I gave him that Target bag back. So, she had it in her bag and she just was giving her water. Hey, stop. Hey, stop talking to She walking walking, not responding, just being uncooperative and said no. She She escalated. Thank you. Is there any way you guys can uh take a cop? >> Yeah. >> Ma'am, do you still need to be cuffed? >> You going to be all right? >> Well, her health is important to me. I want to copy. Let's not go through this again. Please. >> No fighting. >> Please. No fighting. I don't want to fight. You're my elder and I really do have respect for you. I didn't even want to have to go through this. >> No, I didn't want to do that. Just stop walking away. Instead of acting on common sense, she'd been acting on emotion. Instead of being trespassed and just walking away, she instead got to experience a taser and a trip to the jail house. They charged the woman with retail theft, resisting arrest, and resisting identification. Just after 9:30 a.m. on the 15th of April, 2026, the cops were dispatched to a McDonald's for a trespassing incident. After a woman was just sitting there not ordering anything, the manager asked her to leave and she immediately started arguing. >> She should be part of it. Let's step outside. I have never been kicked out of any McDonald's. >> Come on. Let's go outside. >> Why are you doing Let's go outside. >> Let's go outside. Let's go outside. >> Why are you doing the white man's? Let's go. >> Huh? Let's go. >> Huh? gatekeeper. Black gatekeeper. Why are you doing the white man's bidding? Why are you doing the Tell him why are you doing the white man's bidding? >> Why are you doing the white man's bidding? Why are YOU A GATEKEEPER? >> CALM DOWN. >> It was only when the cop raised his voice that the woman actually stopped and listened. But the look on her face didn't show compliance. It was the look of disbelief that someone had dared to challenge her. >> Let me see your ID. >> No, that is not going to be the first. >> Yes, let me see your ID. You are you are not going to leave right now. >> Okay. You're not going to put your hands on me. You're not going to put your hands on me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're not going to put your hands behind. >> STOP RESISTING. I'M NOT RESISTING. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR hands behind your back. >> I AM NOT RESISTING. STOP IT. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I AM NOT RESISTING. STOP. STOP. PLEASE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP. STOP. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. STOP IT. STOP. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. >> 94. Can I get anything? >> I haven't done anything. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. I haven't done anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you doing this? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Drop your backpack. >> I haven't done anything. >> Drop your backpack and put your hands behind your back. >> I haven't done anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I haven't. >> Let go. >> Anything. Let go. >> I'm innocent. I haven't done anything. >> The woman kept on resisting, making it hard for the cop to detain her. And though he eventually managed to hold her in place using a pressure hold tactic, he wasn't able to handcuff her. Luckily though, backup was on its way. >> 25 years. >> Stop resisting. >> I have a son at the University of a homeless person. Do not >> I don't care. >> Stop. >> I don't care. >> Stop. I have done nothing wrong, sir. I have done nothing wrong. Stop. [laughter] I've done nothing wrong. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Behind your back. >> Stop. >> You're going to get tased. >> Stop. >> You're going to get tased. Put your hand behind your back. You're going to get tased. >> Stop. Come on. >> Keep Keep them behind your back. Get out of me. I haven't done anything wrong. >> Stop. >> Stay seated. >> My son graduates from >> That's great. I don't care. You failed to identify yourself. You failed to leave after being asked. >> My son graduates from the University of Month. Please sir, stop. You don't need to do this. Why are you doing this? She was somehow under the impression that the world revolved around her and her needs. In her mind, her status as a Florida resident and her son's graduation should have protected her from getting arrested. Therefore, she kept on resisting. >> I need my glasses. >> Half of them are right here. >> Why did you chew my glasses? [crying] >> Stand up. Stand up. >> I can't see without my glasses. I need my laptop. >> You need to walk. >> I need my laptop. >> I need my laptop. Please, please get my laptop. >> Please get my laptop. >> Please get my laptop. >> My dog is My dog is in the car. Please >> please stop. >> Do you have anything on your person? >> I don't. >> All right. >> Please stop. Loosen them. >> Relax. >> Those are very tight. Please loosen. >> They are not tight. I can I can put a whole finger in there. >> No, it's up against my No, it's very tight. Please. My dog. My dog. Sir. My dog. What are you going to do with my dog? >> SPCA. I don't know. >> Get in the car. >> Sit down. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> I KNOW. I didn't do anything wrong. One of the cops quickly checked her vehicle, confirmed there was a small dog inside, and called the ASPCA. He also peaked inside it, and after doing so, he concluded that most likely she had been camping in her vehicle. >> Ma'am, ma'am, can I get some water, please? Ma'am. Ma'am, can I get water, please? I need water. [screaming] I need water. I need water. So, just can you just tell me what happened before I got here? >> Yeah, no problem. So, I came out the lobby. There was her sitting over there and then another guy that was sitting over there that was uh I guess he was homeless or something like that. >> And then there was a family over here. So, I do our rounds. Every 30 minutes we have to do our rounds. Let's custom, hey, good morning. Um you have a 30-minut time frame while consuming food. And then, you know, you have to be off the property. It's a 30-minut time frame. >> Mhm. >> She didn't even consume any food. She was just sitting here using the Wi-Fi. And so she was like, "Who are you?" The white gatekeeper, "Ma'am, >> ma'am, this is not even a confrontational thing right now. I'm just letting you know the rules. It's 30 minutes." Well, I travel the world and blah blah blah. Okay, congratulations that you travel the world. I I don't need to know all that. I just need you to know that there's a [music] 30 minute time frame and that's it. That's all I'm coming here to do. And then that's when she's got a raise. She started calling me names. Ma'am, I don't have time for that. Oh, you hate your mother. Oh, you you need to go get some tea and all this. I'm like, >> "What names was she calling you?" >> She called me a black and then she called me a black gay dude. Then she said she just kept saying, you know, hateful things. You know, >> the manager was willing to press charges for trespassing and disorderly conduct. Meanwhile, she continued demanding water and the supervisor arrived on scene to make sure everything was done according to procedure. >> I need some water, please. Please, please. >> Hi. >> Hi. I need some water. >> Take a deep breath. Um >> I'm my my mouth is seriously parched and my dog is in there. >> Help me out, but you have to listen to me. Okay. Um take a deep breath. Relax. May the park sir on the supervisor. Okay. Um I obviously got called out cuz there was some force used against you. So um I need to make sure you're not hurt right now. You're just you're just thirsty or what hurts? >> No, they they put these super tight on here. He broke my glasses. He threw me to the ground. All right, let's have a let's have a calm conversation. What we'll probably do, if you're calm and cool, we'll take those out. We'll adjust them, make sure they're more comfortable, and we'll get you some water. >> I didn't do anything wrong, sir. >> All right. >> I have never been kicked out of a McDonald's and I've traveled this country 6 months. I'm a journalist. I'm not a nobody. I lived in Florida for 25 [music] years. I [snorts] have two sons at the University of I am not a homeless person. I am not somebody to be pushed around. I have a master's degree. I'm educated. I'm This is I don't know why you're doing this to me. >> The woman still believed that her background, her education, and her status should make her immune to the handcuffs. So, the sergeant tried to explain to her as [music] to why she was being arrested. Apparently, there was a 30-minute time limit in the restaurant because so many of the homeless people were using the restaurant as a [music] second home. Do you know why McDonald's called us about you? >> Because the for for days I have been working here. My [music] >> work at McDonald's. >> I'm a I'm a digital nomad. I'm a I'm a journalist and I'm also here because my son graduates from the university in May next month. I came down I also have another son, a freshman there as [music] well. And I came down to be a mom and to take a little vacation. I have been through a lot. I explained to the man that my mother was I have been taking a a journey to to deal with the grief of that. Where's my phone? Where are my broken glasses? I need my broken glasses as evidence of excessive force or I'm a mother of two sons, 25 years living in Florida. [music] >> And this is how this is your big accomplishment of the day, is it? You listen to Afroman talk about police brutality while you brutalize women and black people. It's wild, my dude. It's wild what you're doing right now. >> After all the woman's entitled behavior, she even dared to question the cop's choice of music. She was taken off to jail and charged with trespassing, resisting without violence, [music] and disorderly conduct. Her bond was set at $22,500. Entitled Karens think they can beat the cops, but once they meet the business end of a taser, it does a pretty good job [music] reminding them that they can't. Thanks for watching, and if you liked what you saw, check out the rest of our library, and don't forget to subscribe to our [music] channel. We'll see you next time.