As they escorted her out to the parking lot, she suddenly started screaming. >> Wherever you take me, help! Help! Ramos knows what he did! KPD, hands up, don't shoot! I'm naked and they raped me! Trio South will just try to save me! The FBI is watching me. >> Jayland began screaming, accusing the officers of harassment and sexual assault. Seeing that the officers were not reacting to her accusations, she suddenly stood up and started attacking them. >> Help! >> Perfect. There you go. >> Go that way. Go that way. >> 911! >> What? >> I'll kill you guys. >> What? >> Help! Yeah, cuz I want to. >> The moment Jayland threw a punch, the situation changed completely. What started as a trespass issue [music] became a criminal matter, and three officers immediately moved in to arrest her. However, with Jayland refusing to cooperate and her size making the situation more difficult, getting her into the patrol vehicle proved [music] to be a major challenge. >> Oh my god! Mental health! Mental health! >> Let's get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Oh my god! Woah! Woah! >> Go and stand up. >> I can't. >> Yes, you can. >> I can't. >> You just stood up out of the chair just fine by yourself. >> Jayland suddenly dropped to the ground, >> [music] >> making it difficult for officers to move her. Moments later, she called the hospital again for assistance. >> Hey, Trio's help. I actually need your help. That's why I came here. I didn't want it on a recorded line cuz I knew what you were doing. The FBI has been watching the whole time. So, everything you just did, Ramos, remember that other night? Remember I was talking on the news? >> Sure, it's all on body worn camera. >> Yep, sure it is. He's at the mama. >> With the hospital unwilling to get further involved, police had to request a transport vehicle from the jail to take Jayland away. About an hour later, the vehicle arrived. Five officers helped move Jayland onto an emergency stretcher >> [music] >> while six responders worked together to lift her into the transport vehicle. >> Woah, woah, woah. I can't breathe. I can't Hey, I can't breathe. Hey, I can't breathe. >> Jayland was later taken to jail and charged [music] with multiple offenses, including assaulting an officer and resisting arrest. During the court proceedings, her attorney presented Jayland's medical records to the judge, arguing that her unusual behavior was caused by acute delirium triggered by sepsis along with long-term psychological issues. The attorney argued that punishing someone who had lost control [music] while experiencing severe hallucinations would not be consistent with justice. Ultimately, [music] the judge accepted