Who is that? You're under arrest. These stories don't connect. Different bars, different people, different moments in time. But the pattern, it keeps showing up. One stubborn second, one refusal to back down, and suddenly everything spirals out of control with consequences hitting right after. Face that way. Face that way. In September 2023, down at a beachfront resort in Key Largo, Florida, deputies were called to the Tiki Bar over a 36-year-old woman making a scene. Unpaid tab, uncooperative attitude, and here's how it really went down. Can I get your ID? I know what's going on. Can I get your ID, ma'am? Oh, yes, of course, sir. Okay, look at my face. Uh, how are you thinking >> You're very intoxicated. Let me get your ID. When I just walked up, she was the only one here, but she wanted chair to sit in, so I'm sure he's coming back. You want them to go? You see me tonight? My birthday tomorrow. Let me get your ID. Man, just grab the [ __ ] wallet and get whatever you want. >> being asked to leave. You're going to be leaving, but I need your ID. Is it your wallet or your husband's wallet? It doesn't look like it's yours. Yeah, I'm sorry, it's not mine. Okay, what do you I don't need your card, I need your ID. Okay, um Baby, I'm staying in Key Largo, okay? >> Okay. Can I grab that from Um, that's fine. Don't worry. I'll get >> No, I need it. I need it. I'll get my ID. I'll get it. I will get it. Grab your ID. Man, don't [ __ ] around with me. I'm a honest person. I am a honest uh citizen of the United States of America. >> ID for me. Give us your wallet. license. Get your number. Get your ID or you go to jail. Oh, yeah, this is me, the crazy [ __ ] There's you cops. I'm a sniper, [ __ ] You're a what? Yeah, I was a sniper. Hey. Where's he at? Cool. Cool. The dude you're with. I'm not with anybody. So, why do you have his wallet in your purse? Yeah, man. I'll be putting up with you and this is what I got. So, if you have a problem with Are you going to I guess not. Where's the dude you're drinking with? He's an hour away. I was buying a [ __ ] tequila, 1942, for $100 shots. Where is the 1942 that you were with? I don't I don't [ __ ] know, man. I can't really tell you that. Yo. Are you with her? Yeah, yeah, what happened? Hey, they got to leave. She They want her kicked out. Put your stuff in your purse. I'm going to grab it. Puppy, I I I'm trying to stop you from going to jail. Put your At this point, it's not even about arguing anymore. It's about saving face. The tab, just an excuse. When someone treats showing ID like it's some kind of personal challenge, well, you already know where this is headed. And trust me, her attitude only gets nastier from here. But right now it's Okay. >> So, okay, so what? Is it going to make our lives better or not? Yeah, you getting out of here is going to make your lives better. Cuz it's going to stop you from going to jail. So, you need to get an Uber. Watch out, you've got people next to you. No, he's a he's an honest guy. They paid? He's a Okay, just need to know. I am the security officer on the Four four guns. Four trade. Listen, are you really want to go through this [ __ ] Because I don't want to go to >> Don't touch me. Okay. You better don't touch me, either. I'm just going to touch you. Exactly, what is going on? I'm not going to blow up or anything. I'm a real [ __ ] I'm Latina. Get your stuff. Let's get ready to go. It's none of my business, but I've been sitting next to her for the last 45 minutes. I don't know her. She's really done nothing wrong. She's actually a sweetheart. I think she was just overserved. I don't know that I know she's a [ __ ] mess, but >> problem is she's overserved and they don't want to hear anymore. No, I get it. I get it, but I just go I think she's a sweetheart. I you know, very nice. She just I think she's just drunk. Yeah, the problem Unfortunately, alcohol clouds routes and arguments. Okay, so I'm doing this problem. Who is doing this problem? This one is not mine. Barstaff. You're being real upset. Barstaff. Thank you. You're welcome. No, but yeah, this is nothing. Nothing here. Are you free? Are you free? Oh my god. You see Okay, Mira. People want bill. Can you get me a copy of the bill? He said, "We are your people. We are the ones that look after you, man." Okay. Yeah, I [ __ ] love you. I'm looking out for you, too, cuz you could be going to jail. You've already been asked to leave. And you know what? If you are real, you know that [ __ ] is not mine. Excuse me? If you are [ __ ] real, you know what is Ma'am. Ma'am. Okay. Okay. Let's be [ __ ] honest. Okay, listen. I don't You know what? Okay. I want I want to really play this game. Now, here's the twist. Another guest jumps in to defend her, calling her a sweet lady who just had a little too much to drink. But that kind of backup, it muddies the waters. Suddenly, Martha starts believing this is all just a misunderstanding, not her crossing the line. So, you can leave. And scoot this way. >> know. You don't even know. Stand right here. >> Man, man, man. >> So, he can enjoy his food. Stand here. >> You you you are You are you are off. Stand here so he can enjoy his food, please. >> You want me to stand right here? So, you trying to be like so really? So demanding? Are you [ __ ] kidding me right now? After that. [ __ ] I got a lawyer here. I got a witness. I got a witness. >> Okay. I got a witness that you guys said Stand here. >> Oh, no. Okay. As long as you want. Is that a problem? IS THAT A PROBLEM? CAN YOU be [ __ ] honest and say it? Yes. Say it. Say it. Please. >> Don't touch me. >> Yeah. Yeah. Now you want to smile because you know Yeah, you smile at me. Yeah, you smile at me. Look at that. You know what I'm feeling? Is it I've been giving you I've been giving you I've been my taxes. I do everything right. I get credit by the rest of the [ __ ] world. Don't [ __ ] that. Jesus Christ. Papa, you're driving? No, no, no. I stay with my you know five 10 minutes 30 minutes right here. I'm going to tell you I'll be good. Does she ride with you? >> Yeah, yeah, but you don't drive. I drive. Okay. I I'll be Thank you. Sign the receipt for them. All right. Papa, where's your car? All right there. It's a nice feeling you got there. I don't I don't drive. Okay. Take her out here. Okay. Thank you, guys. So, you can't drive. Why am I here? I know, but you can't drive. Your license is suspended, okay? She can't She definitely can't drive. >> No, she can't drive. They can walk. That's what they can do. They always have a window to walk away before things go sideways, but instead of settling the bill, Martha decides to spray perfume straight at the officer. And right there, that That decides everything. Whether she goes home or spends the night in a cell. for a felony offense. Now, you know that, right? You're going to jail for a felony. You sprayed him in the face with your spray, and you sprayed everybody else in the face. You paid already. It was my fragrance. Hey, you have to keep your stuff to yourself, okay? Okay. Uh I know for the next time. When you're real, you're real. >> Real. Are you afraid of me? Like I didn't spray to you save or something? It's my [ __ ] perfume. I'm a sick [ __ ] Yes, of course I can spray you. I'll make your life more miserable. Listen. Listen. Whatever you take, it's going to be a multiple whatever. Yeah, throw that away. You see that? Take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. Read it. >> Take a seat. Turn your face that way. No. Sit back. Face that way. Face that way. No. Turn your head this way. I don't understand. She really seems to think charm and looks can smooth this over, but nothing's getting sweet talked here except maybe her own future slipping right out of reach. Even at the station, there's still no sign of remorse. He has the purse. He says the car keys is his. No, lower the back window. Martha. Is that your car? Is it your car or his car? It's your car? Okay, hold on. Don't leave me until I figure out who the She says it's her car. So, let me copy floor tag, please. Just the park right there. Park right there. I'll be there right now. You're holding up the line. Hey, you're good. It's not her car. It's the male's car. Okay. You're Yeah. He's He's the registered owner. Got you. 720, I got the female on board and about to PK jail. Copy starting. I'm Deputy Oren Stein with the Monroe 7120. I like Latina people. That is the one that is making a big difference for you, for your job, for everything. >> I'm married to a Latina person. >> No, I'm not married. I'm a single. I don't like kids. [ __ ] hateful as [ __ ] I like cereal. I [ __ ] real. They don't even know. They don't even know. Can you open my feet? Yep. Why don't you get in here? Come on. Step out. And then what? Hold on. Let me see. Hold on. Walk up to this door. And just like that, this self-proclaimed sharpshooter ends up behind bars facing charges, felony battery on a law enforcement officer, simple battery, and disorderly intoxication. And if she's convicted, the outcome won't be nearly as sweet as that stranger made her sound. So, what do you think fuels this kind of over-the-top self-delusional Karen behavior? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. She got kicked out of a beachfront bar. And at the next spot, let's just say the trouble starts in the restroom. On February 4th, 2023 in Port Orange, Florida, deputies were called to a bar after two intoxicated individuals turned the restroom into their private suite and refused to leave when management asked. And here's how it all actually played out. Okay. Who are the two individuals? Uh this one right here. Um the other one I think what what's her name? Right there. So, these two want to leave? What? None of them will leave. Just the other guy, I guess. You have a problem with her a while ago. Okay. Do you want them trespassed? Just want them gone for the night. >> I just want them gone. Like and I want them going safely. I've tried. I've I've offered to ask for Uber. I can't get any information. This one got hostile. He tried to fight my bartender inside. Cussing at me. Like Talk to me. It's fine. I'm good. I am. Are you okay? Listen. How did How did you guys get here? Uber. You guys are going to have to Uber out of here. They don't want you here. You damn right I am. Did you already Uber? Did you call? You going to yell at me about it? I'm not going to yell at you. I'm just You going to You going to reprimand me about it? Uh I can if you don't leave. No. You can go to jail for it. So, you guys are going to have to leave. >> to get a jail for not going to Uber? No. They They don't want him here, either. Oh, sorry. No, no. You know what? No, I'll leave with this. Stop. Stop. Whoa, back away from me. First of No, no. Listen. Listen, don't get too personal. Do you guys have IDs on you? Oh, do we have IDs? Do you have IDs? IDs? I know we have our IDs, right? Where's your ID? Where's Where's your ID? I don't got one. You got to have an ID. Right? >> Why? What are you [ __ ] 24? Yeah, what does that matter? Where's your ID? Where's my ID? I'll give you my ID number. Also, need your piss. You You will be able to find out no matter who I am. My name is 240-674-0. My name is Donald J. Trump. Sir, I can't even understand what you're saying. I have my driver's license. Well, that's That's not old enough to be a driver's license. I'm from Pennsylvania. They're reporting They're reporting. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's have our IDs. They're taking lots of notes. No, listen. And what? Lots of notes. By this point, both of them are completely wasted. Speech slurred, judgment gone. She still expects the bar to cater to her even after being kicked out. Meanwhile, the guy is getting impatient. Can't even wait long enough to get her out of there and to a motel. Call the manager again. Uh, no. Call the manager. Has the has the manager asked me to to leave? Yes, we're calling him. >> Has he Yes, they have. Stop approaching. Stop approaching. Well, Stop approaching. So close. The manager has not asked me to leave. She has and that's why we're here. Has she? So now Well, listen. That's great. So thank you for letting me know. Well, listen. So thank you for letting me know. No, no, no. Here with your permission. Stop. Stop. I'm going to Look, I'm not approaching. pay my money. No, no, no, no. Stop. Stop approaching. Stop approaching. We're not going to approach. Are you going to leave or not? That's all we wanted. Okay. That's all we want is we want to Let me pay my money. Okay, so do it right now. to the the authorities of [ __ ] Okay. Yes. Okay. Whatever. All right. All we're All we're wanting is to make sure you guys >> know you guys want to You want to guys want to pay attention to the police. That's No, I I know. I know you guys have nothing to do with Hey, I I That's why I appreciate That's all we want. Okay. All we want All we want is to make sure you guys >> I know you guys are being respectful. Yeah, that's it. I want my phone back. Do what? He had She has it. Where's the phone? You have it. No, I don't. Yes, you do. It's in your No, I don't. Yeah, look look in your hand. I do not have his phone. >> Please. So find his phone. Please look in your hand. No, please. Find his phone. You have two phones in your hand. Yes, you do. Neither of them is his phone. So what's the the black one? It's not his. Okay, where's his phone? So figure it out, sir. Don't act tough with me. Figure it out. >> No. Sir. That was the phone that was in his hand when we got here. >> We're acting very acknowledging. I don't know. So figure it out. I know. I know you can't figure it out. I know. It's it's really Nope. Nope. Stand up. Stand up. Get up. Stand up. Hey, hey, hey. Listen. All right. Nope. Nope. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. I'm standing up. Don't touch me. Nope. Come on. Nope. Nope. Sit down. Just sit down. Sit down. In her mind, being told to sit down somehow turns into a threat. The resistance kicks in almost instantly, and the second those cuffs click, that I'm the victim here act starts coming out real strong. Sit. There you go. Good job, buddy. >> trying to have a brawl. The stairs. Sit down. Sit down. All right. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. What are you doing? >> Listen, place your hands behind your back. Place my hands behind my back? >> Yes, place your hands behind your back. No. Place your hands behind your back. >> No, no, no. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I told you how to get out of here, didn't For what? For what? No, you're not. No, you're not. No, you're not. I didn't do anything wrong. Stop resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Sit up. Sit up. What are you doing? Sit up, freaking What are you doing? What are you doing, you piece of you. I'm not I don't know what you're talking I mean, you're you're resisting, so now >> No, I didn't. That's That's some [ __ ] lie. That's some [ __ ] lie. I was telling you You know what? You guys Stop. >> No, I'm not. I'm not. Stop resisting. You guys, you know what? Ma'am, what's your name? >> You guys want to be a dick? >> What's your name? Just You an officer? >> talk to you for a second? You got a wife? I do. >> You got a You guys, no. Don't get booked in another charge. Don't get booked in another charge. I didn't do this [ __ ] >> Just relax. >> I didn't do this [ __ ] I kind of figured this was going to end up like this time. That's why I was sitting up there earlier. Connie, No, nobody's laughing. This is funny to you? I didn't do nothing. Cool. If you If you If you come back here, >> know. I didn't even drink. Okay, you didn't drink? How about that? All right. I I ain't going to say I didn't drink. Are you Are you Are you sure you Are you sure you can get home? >> Yeah. Are you sure? You need to go to the hospital to sober up? You need to go to the hospital to sober up, or are you good? Going to jail tonight. For what? For trespassing and resisting. >> what? >> Here, you were You were told to leave, and you didn't leave. No, I didn't. Yes, yes you did. >> That was not a thing. It was a thing. No, it wasn't. You know what? >> Try to get your butt on the seat. Get my butt on the seat? >> Yes, exactly. Sit on the seat. You try to sit on it. Come on. We don't want to hurt you. You know what? You guys are a bunch of Okay, well, you need to listen to us right now. Yeah, I know. I know. I know. I know. This is dreadful. This is dreadful. There you go. >> You know what? Why put handcuffs on me? >> No, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. We're going to We're going to have to place I know. I know. I know. I know. >> you keep doing this. It's really uncomfortable. I know. Once she's in the patrol car, the manager's statement begins to fill in the gaps. It's not loud or dramatic, but it quietly tears apart that victim narrative she's been clinging to. Hey, we're caught in the bathroom. Once they were caught, they were asked to leave. She fell. She knocked [ __ ] over. She threatened the bartender. Tried to fight the bartender. Fell a couple times inside. Tried to pick her up. She's fighting the whole way. Once we got them out here, I offered her I asked for information. Just cussing me out, arguing. She couldn't stand in the heels. I'm like, "Just take off your heels." And then she wanted to fight me over that. And it just It was just an ongoing They were running around in circles. We weren't getting anywhere, pretty much. So, I couldn't do it myself. And I didn't want anything else to happen. They were obviously I mean, she's laying out, her legs spread open, causing a scene. They're fighting. They're screaming. The other guy got involved somehow. I don't even know. But he That's like the eighth person I've had to kick out. No, I am getting arrested. I told you. I told you four or five times now. Why? Trespassing and resisting. This is your opportunity to leave or you go to the hospital in handcuffs. Leave. Now. What I'm asking you is that you take her home. We're not taking her. I would never take her. Great. Leave. Now. You said I could walk right yet. Leave. You got no respect for me. Are you going to leave the property? Yeah, I will leave the property. Then go ahead and do that. Can I I can ask you one question. What's your question? Can she come with me? Nope. She can't. Are you going to leave? Wait, they're trying to deport my ass. Deport you where? Where are you from? So explain to me what explain to me what happened. This is a question. Yeah, explain to me what happened, please. So we're here trying to just get them to call an Uber and leave. >> So try they called in a trespasser for her and her friend, the one that just walked away. Yeah. Okay. So our manager was like, "Hey, we just want them to leave." Okay. How was you How did you get here? We called an Uber. Okay, well why don't you call an Uber home? No, we're not leaving. The manager never told us to leave. We're not leaving. No, you need to call an Uber home. You need to leave. The boyfriend was all over her, grabbing her and everything else. So fell backwards. She did. They both did. She hit her head on the motorcycle. Her ego just won't let her admit she's in the wrong. So she leans hard into this I'm a good person image as a shield. In that version of reality, her personal wants somehow outrank rules, boundaries, even other people's property. Don't don't please. We're going to have to put a wrist hobble on your leg. Whether or not you ain't You can put whatever you want. >> in the vehicle. With all due respect >> to get in the car. >> Hold on. Nope, I'm not holding on. I You know what? >> Sit down now. Sit down what? For what? >> the vehicle. So I guess in the vehicle what? You want to do video? >> But and get my wrap? Right and get my wrap? Right? Put her in the car. Right? That's what it is, right? Give me your legs. First of all get your Ma'am, if you kick us in the face >> now. Right now. >> If you kick Get real close you're getting a phone call on me. Relax. Stop. My hands Stop. Get your hands off me right now. Uh stop it. Stop it. Stop it. >> You stop. No. Stop. You stop. Yeah. >> Really? Yes. I got three mans on me? Cuz you're not stopping. Cuz I'm not stopping? Cuz I said stop, right? Look, I mean, you're you're not >> Cuz God forbid Cuz God forbid somebody says stop, right? No, it happened. You. I know I have a lot of hair. Cool. I'm glad I got away there. Hey, man. Hey, man. Cool, let's talk about it. Cool, push your face away. No, let's let's do that. Cool, perfect. Let's talk about it. Perfect. Perfect, no? You got this on record? Oh, it's tight. You got this? Nice and tight. Nice and tight. Nice on record. Cool, perfect. Thank you. What's your name? Ryan. Ryan. Yeah. Thank you. Perfect. What's your name, officer? What's that? Sergeant what? Clark? Don't touch my legs. Don't touch me. No, don't touch me. Put your legs in the car. >> Oh, put my legs in the car, right? Let's put them on real nice and tight, right? Let's not Don't touch my feet. The backseat battle ends with Jessica's legs restrained tight, basically bundled up, and she's taken to jail facing charges trespassing, resisting an officer with violence, and battery on law enforcement. If convicted, she could be looking at fines up to $3,000, a year of probation, and a permanent ban from returning. One arrest that already went off the rails, but over at the Tiki Bar, things are about to go way past the breaking point. February 6th, 2023 at a Tiki Bar in Englewood, Florida, deputies were called about an intoxicated woman refusing to leave. Sounds simple enough until you hear how badly the crowd wanted her gone. And here's what really happened next. They don't want your business no more. Let's go. >> What I do? >> I don't know. They don't want Can tell me? I y'all can go. okay but can you tell me I will gladly talk to you once you're off the property. Okay, my car is this way. Okay, well you're not driving. Okay, I can walk then. Okay. I live two blocks away. Okay. What I did? Let's go. I'll talk to you once you're off the I'm already walking. Wait. Wait. So don't tell me that you'll tell me once I'm walking. I'm walking so tell me now. Once we're off THE PROPERTY I YES WE WILL. Tell me now. >> Ma'am you're either going to leave the property okay let's okay. Sir arrest me. What did I do? What did I do? Tell me. I'm asking you to up and let me talk I will tell you. Don't talk to me like that. Don't tell me to shut up. I didn't even say that to my son. What the come on let's go. Don't grab me. Let's go. Don't grab me. Somebody film this. What the Why are you Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. For what? What did I do? What did I do? Let's go. You can actually hear the crowd reacting the moment she's taken into custody. Maybe we didn't catch the very beginning of it all but the way she resists afterwards that tells you plenty about who she really is. Without telling me why. Why are you arresting me? Why are you arresting me? Stop it. This is unlawful. Stop it. Why am I in handcuffs? Why am I in handcuffs right now? Tell me why. What did I do? You cannot do this. You're hurting me. You think I'm a broke [ __ ] You're dumb. What did I do? Can I get some ID on you ma'am? Yep. Where's it at? In your purse? >> You can't touch my stuff. Do you have a search warrant to search my purse? You can't touch my stuff. You can't touch my stuff. You have to have a search warrant to search my purse. What are you doing? What are you doing? You haven't even told me why I'm arrested. I already did. Search. What the [ __ ] are you doing? What are you doing? Sir what are you doing? Return to 108 dispatch for 129 and 1975 Beach Road. Do not put me in the back of this vehicle. What are you arresting me for? >> What are you arresting me for? Tell me. WHAT ARE YOU ARRESTING ME FOR? WHAT DID I DO? WHY ARE YOU arresting me? Tell me. What I do? What did he say I did? Because literally I'm I'm under arrest and in handcuffs because I didn't shut my mouth. What the [ __ ] is happening? Well, if you calm down. Okay. As soon as I find out, I'll let you know. He won't even tell me but I'm in handcuffs. What is that? Were you not listening to him when he told you something? >> No, I listened to him. I asked him what was happening and he put me under arrest, threw me over wooden guardrails, and put me under arrest. He would never tell me why. All right. Ask him why. Ask him what I did. So, when the deputy told you to probably give you orders to do something, did you comply? I asked him why. >> Did you comply with the deputy's orders? >> Wait, I asked him why. >> I'm asking you a question. No, I did not immediately comply. >> Okay, and that's why you're in handcuffs right now. >> Wait, I asked him why that was happening and he threw me over wooden >> Okay, listen to me. Did he tell you that you were under arrest? No, he didn't tell me. >> Or did he tell you that he you were being detained? He didn't tell me either. I KEPT ASKING HIM WHY what was he doing. >> As of right now, you're being I'll tell you you're being detained. For what? What did I do? Really? She's convinced she's still in control so she's not really listening to anyone and you know how that goes. When you stop listening, small problems turn into big ones real fast. What could have been a simple walk away turned straight into handcuffs. I explained to you right now. I explained to you again. I will talk to you off the property. Management wanted you gone. You refused to leave. >> on my legs because I asked to talk to you. I told you. What did I tell you? That that's your conversation. >> I asked to talk to you. So, okay. Well, I'm going TO GET DON'T TOUCH >> [ __ ] YOU HAVE TO HAVE A WARRANT. >> I don't have to have You have to have a warrant to search my purse. Yes, you do. >> arrest me. Am I going to search your purse or you're in my house? Ma'am, stop. You're Arrest for what? What did I do? Right now >> Why am I under arrest? Tell me now. >> Trespass after warning. And disorderly >> me. >> And disorderly intox. This hurts me. I am not Wait, I am not a troublemaker. I don't start [ __ ] I don't do [ __ ] to people. >> People like to help me. This hurts me. >> Well, if you keep moving around and fighting No, it's not that. >> Have you been handcuffed? >> Yes. And you know that it's not comfortable whether you're moving around or not. It has nothing to do with how I move. >> The more you move around >> is awful. I didn't even do anything. >> You didn't. You failed to Does that mean put me in handcuffs? >> I've been trying to explain that to you, but all you want to do is yell at me. I've not raised my voice to you once. Can you not understand why I'm upset? You can't understand that? >> But, listen to me. You have to be an adult. Calm down so I can explain to you, okay, what's going on. But, if you want to >> addicts and homeless and [ __ ] on this island. Why are you coming after me? Wait. Wait. Listen to me. And I'll tell you why you're under arrest. Yeah. Okay. You are under arrest for failure to leave after once. So, you're being arrested for trespass after warning. Cuz I asked why. And I'm telling you, the property owner doesn't have to give you reason to trespass you, okay? If you're causing a disruption, they can ask you to leave the property. Can I ask you what happened? When you refuse Would you like Would you like for me to explain and tell you why you're under arrest cuz you That's all you've been wanting about. >> care what you What happened? I will let you talk if you let me explain to you why you're under arrest. After you refused to leave the property after the property owner asked you to leave, he calls us because you're causing a disruption. The officer patiently explains Florida law step by step, but she keeps cutting him off. Once conversation turns into arguing and panic, nothing's getting through anymore. At that point, explanations don't mean So, right now you're being arrested for trespass after warning. You're going to be going to jail for that, okay? >> a son that I need to pick up from school. So, what do I do? Do you have somebody we can contact to come pick him up? >> I don't have family or nothing here. I just moved here a little over 2 years ago. I don't have [ __ ] >> have family, friends, nobody that you trust? Okay, then we will call DCF. >> No. No. No. No. Okay, then DCF can pick him up from school. >> No. No. No. No. Okay, if you don't have anybody in the state or anybody here that can pick your son up from school >> No. No. No. >> then we can take care of that. >> taking custody of my son over nothing. >> I didn't say I was taking custody. No, DCF has custody over my son. >> Okay, if you don't have anybody you're going to jail. So, if there's >> I told you. You're being arrested for trespass after warning. You failed to leave the property after being told several times. >> And what did I do? You did not comply. Listen to me, do you want to try to make a phone call to somebody? >> Please, if can she please get my keys so she has a car? Show me how to unlock your phone. Okay. And with my face. Okay, let me try to make a call. Okay. I can't get into my phone. Please stop looking at my breasts. >> looking at Ma'am, the phone's pointed towards you. Your phone's open. You want to go into your phone contacts? >> Okay. >> And if there's a friend, you'll have to go into recent recent, not uh voicemail. >> Recents? Fran. Fran. Fran. Fran. Fran and I will pick him up. >> Okay, I'm going to call them right now. >> Okay, in a minute. Okay, thank you. You're welcome. I was going to have a bad person. My kid's in a private school and everything like >> Ma'am, do you have the school's number saved on your phone? Look, I'll scroll for a minute cuz it might have been there. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Right there, see that red number? In her mind, the law seems like it's for other people. As for her, with her lifestyle, her comfort, she just wants to enjoy her music. But when the officer focuses strictly on behavior, not status, that ego starts to crack. I live two blocks away. I live in a $1.3 million house. Like, I don't understand. >> Joanna, are these your keys that you want to release to Francis Francis? Okay. So, I'm going to give these to her, okay? She's not here yet, okay? I'm going to give these to her and go over to your son's school. And how long am I looking at being detained? >> Generally? >> For what I've done? >> Look, once you get down to the jail, it's 6 to 8 hours of processing time is generally what the jail takes. By the time you're able to get your bond and contact a bondsman and get out. >> And I've done that. Huh? I've done that. >> Done what? >> Created a criminal defense that's worthy of that. Yes, you were going to jail for trespass after warning and disorderly intox, like I explained to you. >> Wait, you haven't even tested me. How do you know there's disorderly intoxication? Okay, even obstruction. You don't have to You're >> What obstruction? Please get me out of here cuz my husband has $56 million, and this is not okay. Meanwhile, there's like 30 methatics on this island, and when do you arrest them? Meanwhile, Dustin, Eric, Katrina, what the [ __ ] ever the blonde name girl's name is, whatever the skinny girl with the glasses are, walking all over our island homeless and methatics, you just let them do that. But, I said words, so arrest me. And the cops won't even [ __ ] with you. But, if a girl says she wants to hear music at the bar, well, arrest her cuz that's literally what happened. There's hair in my face. Can you please help me? I didn't get violent. Please, can you get this out of my face? Was I violent towards you, sir? Please, can you pull the hair out of my mouth? PLEASE, SIR, CAN YOU HELP ME? MY HAIR IS all the way down my throat. Please, just pull out the Money and social standing don't shield anyone from the law. She's taken to jail facing charges of trespassing after warning and disorderly intoxication. The fines might not hit her hard, but once this footage hits the internet, public opinion tells a whole different story. That voice alone should be a felony. When the entire bar applauds your arrest, you may be the problem. So, she was going to pick her kid up drunk. What a post. What do you think about this woman? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. One Karen pushed it way too far, and at another bar, things spiral out of control fast. On March 9th, 2024 in Ohio, officers were already inside a bar on a routine check when a sudden fight broke out in the crowd. What started as a standard presence quickly spun out of control, and here's how it all really unfolded. WHAT IS GOING ON? GET HER OUT. HEY, GET OFF. HEY. GET OFF. BACK UP. HEY, I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] BACK UP. WHO ARE YOU FIGHTING? YOU KNOW, BUT YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. Back up. Back up. YOU CAN'T FIGHT. Y'ALL SEEN WHAT HAPPENED. I SAW A FIGHT. NO, BUT SHE DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. She swung on her first. Come on, man. She didn't do nothing to you. >> the girl who started it. Huh? Bring me the girl who started it. Hey. You want to get even, bring her to me. All right. Come here. All right, time out. I also had to use the force. You want to tell me what's going on? Yes, I work here and I told him he cannot SMOKE IN HERE. HE SAID, "Are you the bartender?" I said, "Yes." He said, "Well, I don't give Not her. Someone else, some other white girl walked up and she got all in my face. [ __ ] he can smoke in here if he wants to. Get out. Whatever, if the bartender tells you to get out, do you have to get out? >> Are you the employee here? Yes. Get out. So, I told him to get out and he didn't want to get out. So, I walked up. I told her, "Okay, I didn't mean to talk. Let's go outside." You have no idea who started this, huh? No, I don't know who swung on me, but that guy over there I was telling him to get out. That's all I told him. He didn't want to get out. He was smoking. I told him he cannot smoke in here. And she walked up. I don't know her name. I don't know who She looks like her, but I don't know her name. >> Yes, come here. Just another night out until it isn't. The dance floor turns into a confrontation zone and once officers step in, everything shifts fast. That's when a bartender steps up trying to rewrite the situation in her favor. When I give you a lawful order Okay, I you have to do what we tell you to do. I understood that. You don't make the rules. >> I know I understood that. But you're not acting on that understanding. >> I I Right? I was trying to explain what's going on. I don't Listen. The bartender swung on her. Listen, come with me. >> told me to get out. She came up to me. She came up to me. Her and her sister just swung on her. >> Okay, I said all I said is, "Are you the bartender?" She said, "Yes." And she starts I also had to use the force. Like, what the How we getting arrested when we didn't even start it? >> Please don't arrest her, bro. I didn't arrest her. >> now. I arrested her. I know. I was just trying to explain No, that's my cousin. Please don't arrest her. She's already arrested. For what? FOR WHAT? HOW? YOU DIDN'T I DIDN'T RESIST NOTHING. >> NOTHING. For arrest. You pushing past us. I didn't push you. I was just It's already done. Do you have anything illegal on you? No, I just got my phone. So what it's going to be is a an intox charge and they ain't going to hold you. They'll let you out when you sober. I'll be out today on okay? Can I pay my own bond? So there's no bond. You don't pay. They'll let you out when you sober. Where's my 21? I'm going to go with you, okay? I was explaining to the cop that the bartender just swung at her and her sister. >> You had at least four warnings to stay back from three different cops and you didn't listen. Yeah, I hear what you're saying. That's why you weren't arrested inside of the bar when I had to Did you see what happened? No, I was in my car right there and then the officers called for help and then I came running in, okay? That's my involvement in case. And when I came running in, I saw them dragging your friend out. >> Because they hit me. >> Listen, she treats it like her turf, not used to being told what to do. But this doesn't stay verbal for long. It turns physical and right on cue, someone close to her shows up which only adds fuel to the chaos. That ain't the girl that swung on your sister, man. Who's the girl that swung? That's the bartender. I told you guys to get out. They're saying they're saying the bartender The bartender is She told me she was the bartender cuz she said there's no vaping in here. I said, "Okay." I said, "Are you the bartender?" She said, "Yes." And then she starts swinging on her old girl, the uh She starts swinging on her out of nowhere. Someone saw And I don't even know them. I I even That's my little sister but that's your best friend, but I barely even know Like I wouldn't lie for her. But you're saying the bartender said Yes, the black girl. Okay. I mean, they're going to look at the camera, so this time Yeah, that's fine. That's fine. I'm not lying about nothing. There's no reason to lie, bro. I just don't understand why Cheyenne is being arrested, man. This So, they're both being arrested? Yes. What if you guys look at the camera and see what happened? Either way, they're still going at this point. We're moving you to that other car. What's your first name again? Yeah, that cruiser right there. You're going to go with your friend. I mean, you can't be jumping in fights. That's her fault. Damn. You want to talk to her? She's resisting, failure to disclose. Thank you. If one of my boys gets in a fight at the bar, you'd be jumping in to save your boys, right? Like I totally get it. I sympathize with you, right? But, where I'm at is that we jump in and there's five people and they're all tugging at us saying get off her, you can't do this. So, they're going to try and review that camera and get it all squared away. If we realize we made a mistake, we'll correct that mistake. I'm just We're just trying to entertain. But, that Sequoia is the one that started this. Everybody from that crowd that just got arrested said the bartender's the one that did it. She said she's not even working. She's not on shift. She's not the bartender. >> I am and Cynthia is. I'm just telling you I I know, but I'm just saying, she's not on shift. She's not the bartender. Do you mind if I try this? Yeah. Okay. So, we just got a magnifying right here. Management confirmed she's not even scheduled that night. So, that whole I'm working here story done. From that moment on, she's no longer seen as staff. Just another person directly involved in the disturbance. The one girl that we arrested and and I'm guessing boyfriend. JJ. Brother. JJ Miller. She's on a shift right now. So, there's She's on a shift right now. Yeah. She's the one She posted a comment that told you what started it. Yeah, she did. She told him to stop smoking. She's not on shift. She doesn't get to say. You don't get to interfere. You've got to be the heart of the behind bars. Okay. Yeah, I didn't I didn't I didn't know. I didn't see none of that. All I did was see um You have already been advised. I think TOC fighting her for doing anything with her. TOC Thomas. Yeah. 59 check out. He was in there in the mix trying to keep it broke up. Do we need this or someone have to say this tomorrow or can we do that today? You're right. TK has got to come and do it because he's the one who gets stuff done and he knows how to do it. That's fine. I can't physically I don't have any Um sorry to So, the two girls are going for intox. I'm going to first deal with TOC fighting cuz she was in the mix. She was not working. You're off shift, right? Okay. Okay. All right. I'm going to go find her real quick and she's not going to jail. I can't take her to jail. Has she been drinking? No. Okay. I've seen her all night. I'll talk to her then. Okay. Okay. All right. I'm going to go find her real quick. Are you good with that? I didn't arrest my girl for resisting so I suppose she'll end up intox. Push it. Push it on the right. >> You see my hair? I know I probably don't want to stay. I need you to come out here, please. Like outside cuz ALL THE WAY OUTSIDE? MY HAIR'S ABOUT TO GET WET. IT AIN'T RAINING. She keeps denying she threw the first hit. But the footage tells a different story. Both sides were actively involved, and once alcohol's in the mix, things tend to spiral faster than anyone expects. video, you're just as much in the fault as the other girl is that we arrested. I didn't swing on her. I didn't swing on anyone. You're being You're going to be issued a summons. You're not going to jail. You're being issued a summons for disorderly fighting, okay? I've got a court date and It is what it is, okay? The video shows you two going at it. It doesn't matter who swung first. You engaged in a mutual fight, okay? Now, when I was telling her they came out smoking You're not even working. No, right. But that's the thing. So, you're just not your responsibility. >> But if she tells me that she Obviously, whoever I just talked to in there Like Chris. I'm assuming she's a supervisor. She says you're not to be doing employee business when you're not working. Right. Okay, whatever. Okay. So, let's walk out here to my cruiser real quick so I can get your information and give you the summons and then you can go back inside, okay? Over here, on the other side of the street. 10-4. 10-4. I'm going to wrap up the jail with this female 21. Yeah, I'm 10-36. Have them walk out to the left side of that door, okay? What am I supposed to do with her shoes up here, I guess? Get rid of them. Get rid of them. Make sure you get them. Guys, Did it got spilled on me or what? I don't know. I got him on my back. Got it. This is insane. Two primary aggressors are taken to jail, still laughing about what just happened, but reality hits later. Charges including disorderly intoxication, failure to identify, and resisting an officer. In the end, she's convicted. 180 days in jail, 2 years probation, plus fines and court costs totaling nearly $440. After the shoving and shouting at another hotspot, every boundary is about to get completely shattered. On July 16th, 2025, deputies were called to a local bar after reports of a woman causing a serious disturbance. What seemed like a normal night unraveled fast. And here's what really went down. What's going on? Just so you know, my That man pushed me. What man? That black man right there. There's not a black man right there. What's your name? Sarah. Huh? Sarah. Sarah. >> left to say. Sarah, you're Well, you don't get the choice of leaving, Sarah. We're talking. We're I have to investigate why we got called, okay? I guess he didn't shut that door, so I'm going to dark room so I can shut the door. >> Sarah. I was walking minding my own business. I'm trying to yell for him to help me. And he thought I said the N-word. I have mixed kids. I have mixed babies. I have a lot going on. I'm doing me. I'm at court. Step right over here so we're not in the middle of the walkway. >> now. I just needed to get that door closed. You're good. Will you step over here? >> with you guys before. I have nothing left to say. So, did you You a bottle? No. A bottle dropped on the ground because it's heavy and he wouldn't help me, but other than that, I know better. What kind of bottle? It's a hard liquor bottle. Huh? I'm taking him in my house. It's hot. I'm hot. I see that. I see that you're sweaty. But we got a call that you threw a bottle at somebody. >> So? I didn't do it. Okay. Even if >> Don't you think I know better? I don't know. >> I've dealt with you guys long enough. I've never met you. >> And I'm hurt. I get I was the same thing putting me in the back of the van if you guys are doing your job. I dealt with you. I cried and cried and cried. Please. She seems convinced she knows how to handle the police, but in reality, it's always about behavior, not feelings. And once that line gets crossed, things tend to move pretty quickly from there. So, who's the black guy? I don't know who he is. A black guy hit you and caused that bruise? Well, it didn't get any better. When's that from? Last week. Okay. >> A couple of days ago. Okay. Have you been using anything illegal today? No. Nothing? No. >> Yesterday? No. Did you use anything? No. >> I don't know you, so that's why I'm >> No. I was just pulled over a couple of weeks ago. Okay. That happens. Do you have your ID with you? No, it's gone. Okay. What's your name? Sarah With or no H? Yes. What? Say it. Say it We're here. >> him. Dude, I have nothing else to say to you guys. Well, you do. I don't. Okay. And I don't have to. I can put you in handcuffs, too. And I still don't have to say anything to you. You don't. You're right. I'm trying to get your information so we can figure out what's going on, okay? No, you got your information. I I have some information. >> You got your information. Okay. Ma'am. Ma'am. Please help me. Sir. >> Please. I'm going to I'm going to say this one more time. So, we figure out what's going on. No, you go talk to him. No, I don't You don't tell me. >> to me, please. >> Okay, put your hands behind your back. No, please don't. Don't grab me like that, I'M PREGNANT. YOU JUST HURT MY BABY. DO NOT HIT ME. YOU JUST hurt >> hands behind your back. No. As she's being restrained, she shifts gears, claims she's being mistreated and says she's pregnant, but there's no evidence to back it up, and instead of calming things down, it only adds more confusion to the situation. You just hurt my baby. I'm a pregnant target. Do you hear me? Did you hear me? 10-1 customer. No, he hurt my baby. >> Stand up. You just hurt my baby. >> Put your shoe on. Okay. He says that he's an immigrant. He just hurt my baby. Everything's on camera, so >> Everything's on camera back there, so Walk. Don't hurt my child. Your actions is what's leading to this happening. Why isn't he getting arrested, too? Why isn't he getting He just hurt me. I don't understand. Sir, he just hurt my child. Why didn't you guys arrest him? Why? Why? Why did you try to swing at me? Because I've dealt with you guys before. Oh, okay. You want to search her real quick? Yeah. Search. Did you arrest him, too? I don't know who him is that you keep alleging cuz your story is all over the place. So you're arresting me and him? Excuse you. You horrible rotten man. >> Okay. At this point, it's not just a reaction. It's entitlement. She acts like she has the right to push back, but once she's in the patrol car, things start to come into clearer focus. And honestly, none of it helps her case. Listen, you you pleading is not going to change anything. Get in the car. >> you want. You can get in the car. Get in the car. There's AC in the car. Put your feet in. Crying ain't going to change [ __ ] Get your feet in. You didn't arrest that man. It's not over. Why didn't you arrest him? What do you got so far? Uh a tweaker. Okay. We've probably got domestic charges on her. I'm guessing if we can figure out who her boyfriend is. So she she didn't make any sense. Okay. She when I walked in, she lifts her shorts thing to show me this massive bruise that's been there for a while. I can't get any information out of her. She said there's a black man who he came at me cuz he thought I said the N-word. I have mixed children. Okay. Where do you stay at? I'm homeless. Okay. So where do you stay at? The streets. Just the streets? Can't go to my mom's cuz you put an OP on her. Where the shoes that you were wearing, do you know who those belong to? Those are mine. Those big ones? >> you even accuse What am I accusing you of? >> That those aren't any of my shoes. What gave you the right? Well, do you know that Hispanic gentleman right there? Cuz he has them in his possession. He's saying they're his roommates. That's why I'm asking you these questions so I can figure this stuff out. >> pairs. There's a navy blue pair and there's a black pair. The the ones that you were wearing that you kicked off in there. That guy right there has them. Do you know who that guy is? An immigrant? The Hispanic guy sitting there. Do you know him? >> immigrant? So you Going back and forth about the shoes, first claiming them, then denying them, shows the logic starting to crack under pressure. When cornered, she leans into her status, but that doesn't make the story any clearer. So, Sarah Go ahead. My name is Alisha. No. You're not Alisha, are you? No. What's your Are you lying? Yes, you are. I know you are. >> No. So, that's When is the ambulance coming? It's girlfriend? Pretty soon. They're her ex boyfriend, girlfriend? Him and her? Okay. They went to Jimmy John's together to eat. He got upset for whatever reason. No one knows that. He didn't have no No, cuz I dropped I he I needed help carrying that stuff cuz I'm Got upset, crossed the street, grabbed one of those bottles, threw it at somebody over here. Don't you think you know better? He didn't know if he hit him, but he did. Is that black man being arrested, too? I hope so. Okay. Why are you arresting me and not them? Was she fighting with other people? No. So supposedly her and him were in a argument at the parking lot over there and she threw a bottle at some other person. She threw a bottle at a black dude. He's got tattoos, busted. Get away from me, you monsters. In the end, she's taken to jail facing charges of trespassing and resisting an officer without violence. If convicted, she could be looking at fines up to $2,000 and around 25 hours of community service. Those words that crossed the line have finally settled, but somewhere else another explosion is already building. On May 18th, 2023 in Sebastian, Florida, deputies responded to a call from a tiki bar after a woman was found lying unresponsive in the parking lot. It looked manageable at first, but little by little the truth started to show, and here's what really happened. A little too much to drink, it looks like. You okay? No, I'm losing Hey Mike. Did you Did you guys call? Is that Did you guys call? No. About a female getting chased? Chased? Yeah. I don't believe that was us. Are you with her? Yes, I work Yes, sir. You work You with her? Yeah, we're trying to Uber back. YEAH, WHAT'S UP? HEY, THIS IS MY THIS IS MY BOY. LET'S GET HER OUTSIDE SO I CAN talk to her. Who is she here with? Come on, relax. Get up. Come on, get up. Stand up. Okay, let's just have a seat right here. >> Have a seat right here. There you go, have a seat right there. Listen to me. Listen to I'm trying to listen. Sit on the bench. Okay, there you go. >> Listen to you. Listen, I know you My electric This broken. Listen Okay, who Who are you here with? Give this to the boy. Okay. Stop touching me, okay? Stop touching me. Tell you. Whitney, what's your last name? Listen, don't let nothing happen to me. This is the first time This is the first time I've been out without children in a long time. >> Don't let nothing happen to me. Don't Do you need ambulance? No. No. No. No. No. No. Do you think I need it? Yes, 100%. You need to get checked out. What did you snort? No. Nothing. >> What did you take? Nothing. I just been drinking my drink. She's so intoxicated, she can barely control her movements, yet still believes she's fine. When the mind and body fall out of sync, behavior turns unpredictable. At one point, she suddenly lashes out, even at the person who came with her, right in front of deputies. Okay. Well, you're involved, okay? We got called here because she was on the phone with her mom talking about trying to get her in the car. So, you're involved. So, hand me your ID now or you can go to jail. I mean, I don't have to, but I will. You You see? You see? You see? Who is that? I mean, I don't have >> Who is that? Hey. Who is that? You [ __ ] You [ __ ] Get me arrested, you You okay? I didn't do anything. God damn it. GOD DAMN IT. OH. [ __ ] CAN I GET HER HOME? NO. NO. NO, AT this point, she's going to jail. [ __ ] you. You idiot. Hey, let's go walk over here. You offered me drugs in the [ __ ] bar and you get me arrested. Let's go. You okay, ma'am? Yeah. All right, let's walk slowly. Slowly. Walk slow, guys. Walk slow. You remember this is your fault. This is not my fault. I DIDN'T YOU'RE UP. AN IDIOT. YOU OFFERED ME I WAS GOING TO SAY DRUGS AND I said no. And this is your girlfriend? Yeah. Well, technically she use drugs or anything, dude? Is she on something other than alcohol? She's on alcohol. I don't know why she says I'm trying to feed her drugs. I have no drugs on me. I got warrants out here, so. You [ __ ] idiot. Who is he to you? If you could, start eating that. No, papi. No, papi. 10-9 10. You okay? Are you calmed down? Hey, hey, hey, hey. Are you calmed down for Whitney. Okay, just relax, okay? Just breathe. Huh? Yes, I'm sorry. I can't let you get anything right now. Are you calmed down for me? What do you need me to Getting Whitney into the patrol car quickly turns chaotic. She keeps using her legs to block the door, dragging the process out, and the talking nonstop, like there's no filter left at all. Listen to me. I have cow keys, cow keys, cow keys. >> Where is cow keys? >> Cow keys. I have cow keys. Don't want nothing bad. Okay, don't hook my leg. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. We're going to have you have a seat. You can sit up. >> I swear to god. I swear to god. I swear to god. I swear to god. Okay, have a seat. Just relax, okay? God damn it. Yes, I'm sorry. God damn it. Just open the door and keep her like sit see if she can sit up, okay? Whitney, can you sit up for us, please, sweetheart? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir, I can. Just breathe. Yes, sir. Just breathe. What's your last name, Whitney? McDonald-Souther. I'm sorry. What What it? McDonald-Souther. I have two last names. How do you spell your first name, Whitney? w h i t n e y What's your officer name again? What's that? What's your name? Officer Didier. Officer Didier said something happened to me. He said he Something. Yeah. Okay. Something. Okay. It's probably No, no, no. Officer Didier right there. He said Officer Didier said something happened to me. Oh, did he? He said something happened to me. Something happened to me like that guy over there. >> Do you know who that other guy is? Who is it? >> know. No, no. I'll talk to him about it. What guy over there? I'm worried. Somebody Something happened. Okay. Okay. All right, just sit back and relax, okay? Okay. Just sit back and relax. Something happened. She's going to jail for disorderly intox. It's a misdemeanor, okay? Okay. She's going to She's going to have to sit until she's no longer drunk, right? >> going to be on her own recognizance. Well, she won't have to see the judge. She'll have a $500 bond. Okay. So, it's not like it's not a big deal, but the the biggest deal is that she's going to have to sit until she's not intoxicated anymore. Right, right. Trying to regain some image control, Whitney starts bringing up her family and her job at a golf course. It's her way of saying she's stable. But, what's unfolding right there tells a very different story. He hit me. Her boyfriend, I guess. Listen, Officer Didier said something happened to me. I can't hear you. He's got He's gone. Can you speak up? I said Officer Didier said something happened before he came here. I know, listen. I'm going to listen to you. I'm just watching traffic, too, so we don't get hit by a car. Yeah, here you go. I made a mistake. Hey, listen. Officer Brechner. Yes. My name is Whitney McCurvin of the Southern. Whitney, okay. I drank three times in the last three years. Okay. Actually four years. Okay. I've never done any drugs. Okay. I came here and somebody offered me drugs in the bathroom. And [ __ ] went sour from there. And honestly Yes, ma'am. I have never been arrested before in my life. No? No. Well, what happened? You just swung at your boyfriend. Is he your boyfriend or what? Who is he to you? >> Oh, no. I'm married. You're married? I am. Who's your Are you Who's your husband now? How How'd you get up here tonight? I worked on the street. I worked at the golf course. You worked at a what? I worked at the golf course. Which golf course? I would point, but I can't. Right on the street. Okay. >> Street. Okay. Hey, why don't we just go ahead and take her up to the hospital? Okay. Instead of WAITING FOR EMS. GOD DAMN IT. >> HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. >> NO. No problem. There ain't no need for all that. >> Apologies. There ain't no need for all that. What's your name again? Officer Didier. You Hello, Officer You call You call me Officer D. Hey, is there any Hold on real quick. All right. I'm just I'm just letting these cars by, okay? Officer, any way you can get this hair out of my mouth? This is what it looks like when awareness disconnects from reality. Even as the situation escalates, she still expects to be accommodated, as if holding on to that expectation might give her some sense of control in a moment where she has none. No, no. No, sir. It's that. And um you know, any way I can smoke my vape? No, you can't smoke your vape. I just saw them. I don't care. Go. Okay. I've got her in my car. What's that? I've got her right here in my car. What's going on? She's on something. She can't stand up. She's all over the place. Okay. So. Hey, did you find it? That's your purse? Thank you, sir. You want your ID? No, don't worry. I'll I'll I'll go through, okay? Appreciate it, man. And that's your car keys? Yep, she's not getting them. I'm not giving you that. I'm getting stuff out of there. No. Hey, her hus- her husband can come pick them up. Slow down. I'll take them to you. She's got to stay with her purse. I'm sorry. It's okay. We just want you to be okay. That's all. Don't worry. I'm sorry. Can you scoot your butt that way just a little? Yes, sir. Have I been okay? I'm sorry. Don't yell at me. I'm sorry. Well, you wasn't answering. I was kind of concerned. I'm sorry. All right, you ready? Yes. Car 2, 4, 2, 4. Whitney 61 just last river with Whitney. Starting mileage 71389. Hey, sit back for me. Whitney, sit back for me. All right, go ahead and let's hop on out and walk in here, okay? Yes, sir. Don't fall. Yes, sir. Tell me what to do. Let's walk. Let's walk slow. In the end, she's taken to jail facing charges of disorderly intoxication, battery, and resisting an officer without violence. She's later released on a $500 bond. Due to her extreme condition, EMS also evaluates her on scene. There's concern she may have used something beyond alcohol. One chaotic night comes to a close, but somewhere else, it all starts slipping from something much smaller. On February 15th, 2025 in Port Orange, a vehicle was stopped after sitting in the wrong lane facing oncoming traffic. The driver, a bartender, blamed a faulty GPS. But the smell of alcohol inside the car told a very different story. And here's what really happened. You were You You were sitting in the uh turning lane that was on the opposite side of the street that you shouldn't even have been on. I just I don't know my way around here. Okay. Well, you smell like alcohol. I was having a baby shower. I'm sorry. So, you have been drinking? Not really. No. Like, no. I didn't. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I just don't know my way around. I was following the GPS and it didn't tell me the wrong way and I was following my boyfriend and I was coming home. Okay. And so, do you not know how to follow proper like, lanes and stuff? Well, it told me to turn left and I thought that That's where I was supposed to turn left and so, I'm sorry and yeah. Where are you trying to go? I'm going to go home. It's that way. Yeah, I know. I'm following the GPS and it said to make a U-turn. >> What's your Uh give me your license registration And can you hand me the keys? I don't know. I don't know. Can you Can you just My insurance is on my phone, but my seat belt doesn't work and you know that. Yeah, you just show me on your phone. It's fine. I have it, but it's like not going over there. Seriously, go. He saw some place. The GPS The GPS told me to turn off and I turned off and I was on the wrong side of the road. And then I face it. And then I face it. And I'm not from here. I don't know this. This is broken. I'm not from here. I don't I don't know the roads. I'm sorry. Like this GPS told me to Her focus is completely off. Not on the driving, but on a phone that's not working. She insists she's fine, yet refuses testing. And that gap between what she says and what she does, that's what raises eyebrows fast. >> Ma'am, are you willing to do field sobriety exercises? No, ma'am. You're refusing? Yes. Okay. Will you do a breath test? No. Okay. All right. I know Officer McKinley. I don't I don't care who you know. I really don't. You can have someone come here, but they're not coming to pick you up. So, cuz you're driving and you're under the influence. I'm not. >> Well, you already told me that you were. No. I'm not. Okay. Well, that is besides the point at this point. If I leave my car here and I have someone Um that's We are past >> It was my GPS. My GPS told me to make a U-turn. >> Okay, but we are past that at this point in time. We are past it, okay? So, you can have whoever you can come come here, but it's going to be very pointless because you're you already said that you didn't want to blow or anything like that, so I have to read you some stuff and then we're going to go from there. make a U-turn. My GPS told me to make a U-turn. Where you were sitting, ma'am, was no way that you could have possibly made a U-turn the way you were sitting. You were sitting in a turning lane. Yeah, I'm not from here, so I don't know. I just got off of >> that, ma'am, but when I asked you, "Have you been drinking because I smell the odor of alcohol on your breath, and I can smell it from standing all the way over here?" You told me that you were drinking and that you just came from a baby shower. I I wasn't drinking. You know, I said I came from a baby shower, but I wasn't drinking. You know >> but I can't neglect the fact that you said that. Can you get out of the car, please, ma'am? And hang up the phone. I'm not hanging up the phone. Well, you need to set the phone down because you're just going to make it worse for yourself. So, set the phone down. Well, babe, what do I I am not trying to be disrespectful. Set the phone down. I I'm not putting you under arrest at this time. I told you I have to read you something, but you're not listening at all. >> I'm sorry. I'm just upset. Sorry. All right, you you come to the back of the vehicle. Can you just watch her? Okay. Stand here. Stand here. Once the officer shifts to basic questions, she starts to unravel. The tone changes from explaining to claiming she's being affected or treated unfairly. At the same time, she's already lining up excuses just in case testing becomes unavoidable. Okay. I am conducting a criminal investigation. Your voice and actions will be recorded for our court presentation by Officer Lewis. Do you understand? Is that a yes or no? Is that a verbal yes or no? Yeah. All right, please state your name, address, and your height and weight. My name is Kristy. 5'1", 98 lbs. All right, what's your eye color, your age, and your birthday? 26 years old. Eyes are brown. Hair is brown. Do you have any problems with your back, legs, or balance? Problems with my back and my arms have been dislocated. So, yeah. Okay. Are you currently being treated by a doctor for this condition? All right. I'm going to demonstrate some field sobriety exercises and then ask you to perform the exercise Can I read this, please? Yes. I'm going to demonstrate some field sobriety exercises and then ask you to perform the exercise the same way I demonstrate them to you. Do not begin or attempt the exercise until I begin tell you to begin. Part of my demonstration of whether you are uh intoxicated or not or is not in your ability to follow your instructions. Do you understand? Yeah. Will you attempt these exercises? Okay. You don't want to do any of the exercises? No, thank you. Okay. Um I am now requesting that you submit to a lawful breath test for the purpose of determining your alcohol content. Will you take the test? >> Okay. Your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for a first refusal or 18 months if your driving privilege which has been previously suspended. Do you understand what I have just read to you? >> Yeah. No? Or yes? >> Yes. Okay. Will you still Are you still refusing? The officer clearly explains the consequences of refusing a breath test, but she still won't cooperate. When someone feels like they're in control, decisions stop being about facts and start being about perception. >> Miranda warnings. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you. You have the right to talk Can you turn around and listen, please? >> I know I know that my rights. She has to read it. I know. I know everything I have can be used against me in a court of law. >> Can I read, please? >> Yes, you can. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you. Do you understand these rights? >> Yes. Can I please let my >> With these rights in mind, are you willing to talk to me? Yes, I am. But, can I just please let my boyfriend know that like you are arresting me and like where he can find me, please? I will let him I will let you use the phone whenever you start to cooperate. I am trying to do something right now and you just continue to keep trying to ask. Listen, when we finish up right here, I'll grab the phone and you can call him and let Okay. You can listen to me. You can talk to me, yeah. Yeah. Can you hold that? Yep. All right, go ahead and put your hands behind your back. At this point, with everything that I have already noticed with you in your driving patterns, I smell the alcohol uh odor of alcohol on your breath. You had already told me that you were coming from a baby shower and you were drinking. Well, you are now under the arrest for DUI, driving under the influence. So, buckle your seat belt, central. Okay. One adult female Just sign. I'll read it to you in the car, okay? I just need you to sign here or I'm not Okay. I'm sorry for being an [ __ ] I just I'm >> It's fine. I I'm not trying to be rude. I'm not trying to be disrespectful. I'm just doing my job. Can you spread your feet, please? Yeah. All right, so can you tell me how much you drank today, please? And be honest. No. You did not but you were in fact drinking alcohol cuz you told me when I walked up to the car. >> bit. I didn't like lose my license. Okay. Knowing the law and following it, two very different things. Once those cuffs click, theory doesn't carry much weight anymore. And right then, the admission finally comes, just a little too late to matter. >> the circumstances of being arrested and you know, getting pulled over probably isn't an easy thing if you never got in trouble before. It's why I was a little not trying to be rude to you. Yes. I get that and I apologize. I will won't get your phone and I'm just already let you know that your car has to be towed because um that is our policy when you get in trouble for DUI. Uh we will do um an inventory of the car. Do you need anything outside of the car outside of your phone? >> Um I have my purse in there. I have my Well, this is my registration. I have my um I I have ice my I have ice my cream in there. I have your license. Is there Is there anything like No. >> Do you have a wallet in there? My purse has I don't have a wallet. I'm a boarder center so all my cash is in there. My ID's in there. Okay, we'll take all your money and everything out. And um also I have ice my ice my creams in there. Yeah, that can't go with you. Yeah, cuz they're going to just throw it away. So that's what we're trying to prevent. Just the purse and my phone. Okay, they'll throw the purse away. So can we just get your wallet and your money? >> If you can just We don't want them to discard any of your stuff. You can't get your stuff out. Okay, so if I leave if I leave my purse in my car, that's fine. Yeah. All right. Well, I'm going to get your phone. You seen her literally people coming on head on. That's not okay. And what are you charging her with? DUI refusal. No, you're fine. I wouldn't doubt that you were a very nice person. I just like I said, I understand that you know, people get upset on stuff like that. So I wasn't trying to make your life hard. Give me 1 second. She's taken to jail facing charges of DUI, refusal to submit to testing, and improper lane usage. If convicted, she could face a 1-year license suspension, heavy fines, mandatory DUI classes, and possibly probation or community service depending on prior history. She chose not to cooperate. And in another case, someone chose to push back. Different choices, but the outcome not all that different. On February 1st, 2026, officers were dispatched to a sports bar after reports of a serious disturbance. What started as a normal night out quickly spiraled out of control, and here's what really went down. Okay. Who owns this car? This one? Yes. Okay. Come on, man. What's the point in fighting? Come out of this mirror quick. Come out of it. Don't push her. Hey, hey, no. Don't walk away. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. I saw her. I want my phone. Help. LISTEN. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I SAW YOU JUST PUSH HER DOWN TO THE GROUND. COME HERE. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. SHE AIN'T SHE AIN'T DO [ __ ] I JUST SAW HER PUSH HER DOWN. SHE DIDN'T DO [ __ ] IT WAS OVER THERE. GET MY YOU WANT TO FIGHT HER? LISTEN. HE BROKE IT UP, BRO. HE BROKE IT [ __ ] UP. OKAY. I KICKED THE SHE DON'T KNOW. IF you ask me. I SAW HER. I SAW HER PUSH HER DOWN. DON'T PUSH HER DOWN, BOBBY. OKAY. I PULLED UP AND I see her push her down, okay? No, SHE DID NOT. SHE BROKE THE [ __ ] UP. >> SHE WAS BREAKING THE [ __ ] UP, THOUGH. SHE BROKE THE [ __ ] UP. All right. Okay. But I'm going home. I ain't got a problem with the police. Okay. I don't want no problem. Thank you. She broke the [ __ ] up. Which one is it? Push her down. You want to Hey. Come on, there you go. I think You're going crazy right now. >> Okay. She broke He was the one that pushed me down. I have a back injury. Calm down. It's not going to get anywhere by yelling. Who has a gun? I don't I don't who has a gun. Okay. So, what's going on? >> Okay, so my door guys were dealing with an incident. I'm over here trying to get my my bar closed down, getting tabs closed out. No, I'm not okay. All of a sudden they're walking out. One of them threw a chair across my bar over towards the jukebox. And then he same guy lunges at one of my door guys and was refusing to get out. Started fighting them. I'm trying to get names so I can give them to you guys. I'm on the phone with you guys. And then I'm trying to get names over here because I see the guy who threw the chair. >> Uh-huh. And they put they're like, "No, no, no, we're not giving you names." They pushed me down in that snow bank. I have a back injury. Yes. I have a back injury. I am in physical therapy. I am on worker's comp right now. I am supposed to be working. >> see anybody with a firearm there? >> No, I did not. The contrast is hard to miss. The manager is focused on someone being injured while the couple is busy protecting their image. When attention shifts away from real consequences, behavior starts revealing itself pretty quickly. Do you have your ID with you? No, I don't have I don't have no clue with that. I don't got no names. Okay, well here's here's why here's why. Okay, I'm going to explain to you real quick why I need your information, okay? Okay. Okay, I'm here investigating. Listen to what I'm saying. Listen to what I am saying as I'm talking to you, okay? Listen Okay, well then your car is not going to leave, okay? So I'm not sure why you're you're refusing to identify yourself. >> Because I don't have nothing to do with that. Why are you talking to me? I don't have nothing to do with that. I put my hands up. >> were over here and you're injecting yourself when I first came up, okay? >> No, I said they don't have nothing cuz I seen it, but I don't have nothing to do with it. >> So what did you see? >> Okay, I'm a anonymous talker and I said they didn't have [ __ ] to do with it. I seen it. >> What did you see? I seen that the whole [ __ ] the whole thing, but I don't have nothing to do with it. I'm not giving my information. >> What did you see? Okay, I see that they never said that they was about to shoot something up. I see what the man said over there. Okay. The guy in the red hat over there? >> He can't talk to me. No. No, this is my job. This is my job. Okay. Go talk to him. Go talk to him. Go talk to No, I'm trying to get If you say you have information for it, that's why I'm trying to talk to you, okay? I'm not going to ask you for your information. Okay, you just asked me for my information. >> I just said I >> you literally >> said I'm not going to ask you. Just explain to me what happened. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. I just said that they said that they didn't do anything. I heard that man over there saying that they was about to the club and they never said that. Misha, so the guy the guy in the red hat never said that. Yes. No, they said that. They said that they was about to shoot up the club and I said that that never happened. >> Misha, stop talking. Okay. She She had nothing to do it. Okay. What? I did Well, she said she said I heard him say or not say something. It is It is pertinent to the case. >> but yeah, but Yes. Just talk to me instead of instead of Okay. Misha. What? The thing is I can't talk to as many people as we >> Go. Go. Go. Okay. You can go. That's my job, okay? Okay. Yeah, I feel you. I feel you, bro. As the officer tries to get a statement from the man staying inside the vehicle, another man in a hoodie jumps in adding pressure. From that moment on, things escalate. This is no longer just a routine night. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah. Come on. No, I Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. This this this this my cousin, man. Okay. They had nothing to do with this. >> tell the guy did she? No. My fiance tried to break it up. My fiance had nothing to do with this. >> That's why I'm just asking. >> Roll the window back up. I just want to check if she is okay. Roll the window Roll the window back up. That's why I'm asking. >> Okay, I got you. Roll the window back up. So, if she is sitting here, I just want to make sure she is okay. >> No. No. No. No. I'm sorry. That's all I'm asking. What is going on is up in here. That's it. Okay. Did you hear what I'm asking? I heard that she's okay. She's okay. She's okay. >> Okay. Hey, what What's your first name? >> I got to figure it out, right? What What is your first name? >> do that. What is your first name? >> that, bro. What do you want me to refer to you as? >> Don't do that. My sergeant has already told me if you cause another issue you're going in handcuffs. >> the sergeant? My surgeon is Sergeant Plasma. He's inside and I've already had a direct order. So, let's not cause anything else. We're done. We are done. Do you want to end up in here? Stop. Let us do our job. Let us do our job. I understand that. I understand that. We're trying not to cause any other issues out here. That's why we're here. Let us do our job so we can go home. Okay? Completely irrelevant. My name is Officer Morris. First initial. Nope. We're done. Get out of my face. 10-9 they're talking over there. The one I'm talking to is over there. Hands behind your back. For battering the doorman. The guy that works here is the one you pushed. Asking for a supervisor rarely changes the outcome. While the man keeps holding up inside the car, the reality is already set. Once multiple officers surround you, it's no longer a choice. It's a boundary. You got to get on out. Get on for what? We got to talk to you. Come on. Cuz they're saying you're involved, okay? I just got to make sure you're not. So, come on out and talk to me. Help the dude. They're saying this guy was part of the whole thing. His knuckles are all messed up. Yeah. Huh? Dude, you got to get out or else we're going to pull you out. You got six of us here. We're going to get ready to steam big deal for fixing to pull you out if you don't get out. I told you multiple times. So you're not going to take me to jail. If you get out of the car, we're going to talk about it, okay? I don't have your side of story yet. I don't have anyone's side of story. I need you to get out of the car and work for work with me, okay? I have a It's lawful for me to remove you from this vehicle right now. >> So if I call If you get out >> call O'Fallon police right now >> I am O'Fallon police. You're going to get me. Every O'Fallon officer is working. If I call You can't negotiate an arrest like it's a bargain. Once the process starts, it runs its course. And at this point, everything is moving toward its breaking point. I'm not. My sergeant is literally right there. No, I'm not. You [ __ ] lying. You want to go to Bro You're going to jail. Last chance. All right. She's going to go to jail. I don't want you to go to jail. I need you to get out of the car. All right. I'll figure it out. Come on. I I see both his hands. Just keep your Yeah, just keep your hands where I can see them and step on out of the car and we'll talk, all right? Where where The sergeant is right here. Listen, if you don't step back, I'm going to [ __ ] put YOU IN CUFFS. DON'T STAND OVER HERE. TOUCH ME. TOUCH ME AGAIN. TOUCH ME AGAIN. YES, YOU CAN STEP THE [ __ ] UP. BACK UP. THAT'S IT. NO, YOU CAN'T LISTEN. NO, you cannot listen. No. No, you hit me. I swear to god I'm leaving. Go back. Stop. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. THEY GOT A HANDLE ON ME. COME ON. Y'ALL TWISTING my arm. I'm not going. I'm not going anywhere. Y'all twisting my [ __ ] arm. Which car we going to STRAIGHT AHEAD. >> Y'ALL TWISTING my arm. Straight ahead. Y'all twisting my arm. Nobody is twisting anything. Nobody is twisting anything. >> Okay. Y'all not twisting my arm. No. Y'all got a handle on my arm. Stop. Yep. I swear to god I'm going. There you go. Now you can just Y'all literally twisting my [ __ ] arm. Have a seat. STOP DOING ME LIKE THIS. I'M GETTING OUT. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? YES. I'm not a man. YOU ARE. STOP CALLING ME THAT. YOU HURTING ME. YOU only calm down You hurting my arm. CALM DOWN. >> I'M NOT DOING [ __ ] Y'ALL TWISTING MY ARM. MAN. STUPID. ALL THREE are taken into custody. The two men face battery charges, while the woman is charged with disorderly conduct, battery on law enforcement, and resisting an officer. So, who got under your skin the most in this situation? The man refusing to come out of the car, or the woman constantly claiming she was just an innocent bystander? Drop your take in the comments. On March 29th, 2023, police were called to a local bar after a heavily intoxicated woman was kicked out, but refused to leave. What started as a minor disturbance quickly turned into a full-blown crisis when she lost control, forcing officers to step in before things got dangerous. No. No, why are you acting like this? You only had a few drinks. How do you know that? I'm confused. If anything, Okay. That's from the street and passing on. And What are you doing, honey? >> I'm sorry, but I didn't think about my mom here. >> Okay. Calm down. I need you to calm down for a second, okay? Take a couple deep breaths. If anything, just give me A MINUTE TO GET THE RELAX. CALM DOWN. WHY THE [ __ ] is happening right now? >> Chill out, okay? I I'm out of my control. I'm not going to Please talk to me. >> I'm trying to talk to you, but you won't talk to me. >> Can I talk to you? Absolutely. She's got some issues. I don't know what HER ISSUES ARE. >> I'M NOT GOING OKAY. IS THAT her or is it yours? You need to Okay. All right. You have a bag of All right, you're getting her excited. I ain't talking about her right now. >> Okay. Talk to me. You can just send her I got her. She's fine. >> You got her? Yes. I'm talking about him. Okay. Why are you so upset? It doesn't even matter. Huh? It doesn't even matter. What? I think. Okay. Do you drink a lot? No. You hardly ever drink? No. Where do you live at, sweetie? I live in downtown Leesburg. Okay. You go to school there? I'm telling you my arms need to get the weight off the arms. You They're nice and loose, sweetie. They're nice and loose. PLEASE TAKE MY ARMS OUT, PLEASE. OKAY. DO YOU have somebody I can call to come get you? I'm not going to take you out of handcuffs till you calm down cuz you were getting ready to hurt yourself and other people. I don't need the quote unquote Okay. [ __ ] vehicle. beast. Why'd you try Why'd you just bite me? Why did you just bite me? You just LOOKED AT ME LIKE I WAS CRAZY. I'M NOT CRAZY. I'M MENTALLY ILL. YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. NO. COME ON. STAND UP. YOU LOOKED AT ME >> CRAZY. YOU LOOKED AT ME STOP. GIVE ME YOUR STOP. YOU'RE NOT LISTENING, PLEASE. I'M TRYING. STOP. I'M MELTING IN THE RAIN. I'M TRYING. He's not hurting you at all. She kept insisting she'd only had a few drinks, but her behavior told a very different story. The more she talked, the less sense she made. When someone else tried to intervene, her emotions snapped, turning confusion into chaos. In that instant, any illusion of control was gone. Just relax. That's all you got to do. I just want to be loved. Well, your friends ain't here. They're in Tampa. NO, THEY AREN'T. THEY'RE IN TAMPA. I need you to just settle down. YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. STOP. >> YOU TO JUST SETTLE DOWN. Just settle >> Settle down. Settle down. >> Just let me talk. Well, I'm trying. I've been trying to get you to talk. Honey, he's been trying to talk to you. All you got to do Okay. I Can you tell me your name? >> have to drink? Just Guinness. What's your first name? Okay. Okay. What's your first name? Please talk to me. Okay. Okay. Focus on my voice, okay? Hey. I just want to go home. Okay, if you want to go home, let's start with your name, okay? What is it? Come here. No. I'm trying. Come here. I'm not doing that. Stop. >> over here. Stop. Stop kicking. What the did I do to you? You bit me for one. WHAT DID I DO? I DON'T REMEMBER DOING IT. Please help me. >> Calm down. Take some deep breaths. Take some deep breaths. Deep breaths like earlier, right? Like I mean, I would think you'd say Okay, let's lay down. Let's lay down. Deep breath. Deep breath. There you go. Good job. Y'all I'm trying and genuinely I won't remember what I got to go. Do you have any medication in there? Hey, don't worry. Is this her blood? I don't know whose blood it is. She has blood on her pants. >> Yeah, I see that. I don't know where it's from. Are you bleeding anywhere? Look at me. Are you bleeding anywhere? I genuinely said Stop trying to kick, please. Just give me a second. Take all the time you want. Moments later she was sobbing, begging to go home, and denying everything that had happened. It was classic blackout behavior when the body keeps moving but the memory shuts down. The public humiliation only fueled her defiance, her final line of defense against total collapse. WHAT DID I DO? UH HEY, WHAT'S YOUR CODE? DO YOU HAVE TO CALL your family? >> Watch, she's going to bite you. What Do you know your family's phone number? I don't give a flying [ __ ] Look at me. Call uh Beacon Security and see if they have it on file. She lives there. Tell me she went to the Beacon. Quit looking, OKAY? STOP. WE'RE TRYING TO GET YOUR MOM ON THE PHONE. WE NEED YOUR PASSCODE, SWEETIE. I just want to see my mom. I just WANT MY MOM. I WANT MY MOM. I DON'T THINK SHE SHE'S GOT SPRAY SMART that's enough right there. WILL SOMEBODY HELP ME, PLEASE? HUH? I just want my mom. YEAH, I'M FINE. DIDN'T break skin. Huh? No, she did not break it. I just want mom. If anything, I just want my mom. You could literally take me 40 months from now. I just want to see Do you know your dad's Do you know your dad's phone number? I don't care what it is. I know enough. You guys Huh? are making THIS WAY BIGGER WAY BIGGER THAN THIS. OKAY, DO YOU LIVE WITH YOUR MOM? I did call for EMS, right? I did get out. It doesn't matter. You guys are taking it out of proportion. WELL, PLEASE PLEASE, WHY ARE YOU TAKING MY I have no other reason to take anyone ever, regardless. I don't even care. I don't even care about who 56 and me. I just want her to take me. Like cuz I have no other way to go. Hey, lay down. Lay down. I have to watch this. Please take me out of this. You see why I have no no nothing. We'll just take you out, okay? I just want to see you. Police, she's sleeping in a beacon. I don't I don't She only had a few drinks in here and she started acting like this. By the time EMS arrived, things had escalated. She was trembling, screaming uncontrollably, no longer just drunk, but in a psychological breakdown where the mind turns on itself. Seeing it unfold was both sad and disturbing. This wasn't a bar fight anymore. It was someone's mental health unraveling in real time. Please, help me. Hey, shut your mouth. I NEED HELP. I NEED HELP. THEY'RE TREATING ME LIKE I'm not human. WHAT THE WHAT THE [ __ ] IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW? I'M A FIGHTER. WHAT the is happening? I don't know. You tell me what brought us here. I don't even know. I just want to Is there anything that we need to know about the Yes, I'm fine. Did you try calling her mom? Who the [ __ ] IS BITING MY ARMS? I CAN'T BREATHE WITH MY ARMS I WILL GET HER HANDCUFFS off her so we can get her I need my arms. They're so Come on, calm down. MY ARM IS NOT GOING TO KILL ANYWAYS. This is what I MEANT. WILL SOMEBODY HELP ME? HEY, HEY. HEY. IT'S ALREADY ONE OF THOSE NIGHTS. CAN YOU GIVE ME A LITTLE MORE OF THE back story? I have no idea. She said she lives downtown. I asked her she goes to Beacon College. Uh I tried to get any medications she might be on cuz she only had a few drinks here they according to them like two drinks. Where's my Let's keep watching like this. WHERE'S MY OKAY, IT'S RIGHT THERE. DON'T PLEASE, I BEG YOU. You got to Don't. Can you get the sheet over your head if you bite. Come on. Look at me. What the [ __ ] IS I CAN'T MOVE MY ARMS. LET ME KNOW WHEN YOU'RE READY. I CAN'T. I JUST WANT MY MOM. WE'RE trying to call your mom now, okay? As soon as we get on As soon as we get her on the phone, I'm sure she'll be on her way. I'm telling to kill Okay. I've already you a [ __ ] What's your What's your code to get in your phone so your mom will answer your phone? Calm down. Take a breath. Slow your breathing down. As her panic worsened, medics decided to sedate her before removing the cuffs. The mix of fear, shame, and disconnection from reality left her disoriented. Reacting on raw instinct, trapped somewhere between fight and freeze. Here, look at your phone. Look at your phone. I need reassurance that my mom IS OKAY, PLEASE. CAITLIN, WHAT'S YOUR FOUR-DIGIT CODE? Don't Don't bite him. Come on. Almost. I'm all emotionally here. I have no other way TO GO. PLEASE, I'M BEGGING. I have no other WAY TO GO. YOU almost got it. Try that a few different Maybe Maybe this You got TO SCOOT UP. WHAT THE [ __ ] [ __ ] IS somebody grabbing my arm? WHAT DID I DO? Can I bring that back around? Wait, she's got to go all the way up. Oh. Well, no, she's She's tied at the bottom. No, there's plenty of room. Oh my god. It was trespass refusing to leave? Huh? Trespass refusing to leave? We weren't trespassing because She also took What was the temperature in court? So, trespassing? No, he just came up to me and showed That's where That's where the blood you guys are talking about. Ah, okay, from him. Okay. Okay. We're trying to Trying to call her mom. It's going straight to voicemail. We're trying to get in touch with Beacon Security to see if they got an emergency contact to see what kind of medication she might be on. That's all they know here. Just a couple drinks. A couple drinks scared the [ __ ] out of me. Okay. But I'm not your first charger. Right. Whatever you guys want to do. Thanks. Whatever you guys want to do. No, she was detained cuz she was out of control and she's banging all over the place and I didn't want her to hurt herself. Do not do that, honey. Do not do that. And then just restrain her RIGHT HERE. HEY, WHAT AM I DOING, HONEY? Come back, please. I can't Hold ON. HOLD ON. YOU'RE OPENING IT. OKAY. This is Officer Give me A MINUTE, PLEASE. PLEASE. OKAY. We're going to We're going to control that arm. STOP. STOP. I WANT TO HOLD IT LIKE THAT. CAN YOU GET IN THERE? AFTER BEING STABILIZED, she was transported to jail and charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and battery on a law enforcement officer. It always starts small. A drink, a moment, a choice. Then pride takes over and everything unravels. From laughter to handcuffs in seconds. What do you think really caused it? Share your thoughts and support the channel for more real stories.