Okay. Did you touch any of the kids? >> No, I did not. And that's a lie. >> Kids saying he did. >> Well, he's a liar. >> They said, "You seem right there. You You slid the door on me, man. You locked the door. You That was you." Okay. All right. I >> harassment, vandalism, and open defiance of the law all come from the same illusion. I'm entitled to do this. >> Can you please listen to me as well? >> No, you're not. I know. No, we turn around. Please turn around. >> Please. I'm talking my mom is I put all my kids life. >> No, the answer is no. You're done. And if someone who believes that lives right next door to you, what do you think happens next? A call on March 8th, 2025 shattered the quiet of a peaceful neighborhood. The constant pounding on the walls sent a newborn into panic. But when police arrived, it became clear the problem wasn't just with the neighbors. It was a challenge to reality itself. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> What's going on today? >> Upstairs. >> Which door? >> 10. >> Okay. What happened? >> Just talking. >> Like what? >> Like nasty. >> Can you tell me what? >> Yeah. Come on. >> So, basically, I I' I've met you before. >> Yep. >> So, um she's just saying the most vulgar things about my life and my past >> that are not true. >> Okay. And basically I want her to shut up. >> What is she saying? >> That I'm a liar. I'm a cheater. Manipul >> I already said get away from my door. >> It's the police. >> Who? >> The police. >> Oh, hi. >> You're the one I talked to the last time. >> So, my daughter literally just woke up because she's sitting here. She was literally and I was recording. >> Whatever. But so um but I literally like I'm literally up here listening to music. >> She was sleeping on the floor. I'm sitting on the couch. >> Whatever. That's it. >> Whatever. Throughout the like for the past like maybe 2 hours, I heard a little bit of banging, but I know they be arguing down there. So I'm like, "Okay, like whatever." >> Out of nowhere, I at my front door, I literally boom boom boom boom boom. And I'm like, I'm so confused. I'm like, "What?" I open up the door or whatever and it's her and she's like she's like you need to turn that down. And at that point I go off cuz I'm looking like if my music's on all you had to do is come knock on my door say hey can you please turn that down. >> Like I get that these apartments are so maybe it is a little loud down there. Whatever. Like if my TV's literally on 18. >> Yeah. So then she goes inside the apartment, whatever, and literally she's banging her ceiling on my floor in the living room, and my daughter was sleeper here. So she's up now, >> literally. >> Like, so now I'm really pissed or whatever. And then even when I was like, I'm calling the police. You need to stop. >> Yeah. >> She's still doing it. >> Okay. >> Like, so I started recording it because I'm like, what is wrong with you? Like, >> can you show me? >> Yeah. >> So she didn't say anything about the music. She said that take this with a grain of salt because we've been here for this same issue before. >> I was in my I was in my bedroom getting dressed. >> No, that was me. >> Yeah, you're good. [laughter] What's your first name? >> Britney. >> Cuz she was still banging on the floor. Um, it's B R I T T A N. >> One side suffered in silence. The other kept banging and raging. In the middle of that chaos, a three-month-old baby was trapped in non-stop tension while she acted like nothing was wrong. Officers warned her and left, only to be forced back when the behavior continued. >> Hi. >> Hi. Are you knocking on the ceiling again? No. You >> sure? >> Yeah. >> She said that you did it the last time and now you continue to do it. >> It's kind of like tip tap toe at this point. >> What do you mean? >> Like she's doing that, I'm doing that. So she's just crazy. I swear to God. >> What do you mean? You're She's doing that. You're doing that. >> So are you? >> No. It's just like I'm ranting and >> Okay. Are you tapping anywhere? >> The wall. Like, shut up. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> So, here's what we're going to do. Okay. I am going to issue you a summons for disorderly cuz we're not going to keep dealing with this. >> Fair enough. >> All right. >> Okay. >> And like her enough, >> huh? >> Upstairs. >> What do you mean? >> I'm saying like her. >> What are you claiming she's doing? She is literally a narcissistic. >> What do you mean now? What is she doing? >> I'm saying that I'm a liar. I'm a man. I'm I'm all this stuff. >> You know, we've been on here before with you claiming that and you went to the hospital. Remember that? >> Mhm. >> Have you been given any medication to take? >> Yeah, of course. >> Okay. Have you been taking that medication? >> Yes, of course. I don't want to offend you, but I think you might be hearing things cuz this is not the first time we've been here. >> I know. >> Okay. Your court date is the 21st. You do not have to appear. You can just pay the fine. Just need you to pay it before that court date. Just need you to sign right here. >> Claim that >> you're continuing to talk bad about her. This is literally a 10-minute video. A 10-minute video. And you will hear me not say nothing. No. I listen. I'm not talking about her. >> I know you're not. I'm telling you. >> Yeah. I know you're not. >> The most I the most I said anything is when she kept banging on my thing and I was yelling like in that. >> No. Yeah. Yeah. You're good. >> Like that is it. Like and but I like and I literally and I know like today I'm going to have to deal with it all day cuz my job texted me and was like, "We don't need you to come in tonight." Okay. So, [laughter] >> well, I told her that if if it continues, she'll go to jail. >> Yeah. >> So, if if I would just keep recording if if she continues and we'll come back out and >> when a legal warning can't wake someone lost in a sense of entitlement, escalation becomes unavoidable. The truth wasn't in her excuses. It was in 10 haunting minutes of silence from the victim, standing in sharp contrast to the pointless pounding that kept pushing her deeper into trouble. >> Hello. >> Hello. So, we got another call. >> I'm talking right now. Disregard that. Stand by. So, what's going on with you and the neighbor again? >> I don't know. >> You were knocking again. They got got another video of you recordings. Are you like What are you hitting hitting it with? You hitting with your fist or what's going on? >> The wall. You >> got to stop. Didn't you already get a ticket from the officers? >> No. >> You didn't get a ticket? >> I mean, I signed it, but it's like, you know what? I didn't do anything. >> Yeah. But now we're back again and you did a thing this time. So the guy promised you we had to come back. We're going to get arrested then. Here we are. So grab some shoes. You going to come with me? >> No. >> Why would I get arrested? >> Cuz they warned you to stop disturbing the neighbors. >> Then you had to come back again. Then they gave you a ticket. >> And I understand that. And then you did it again. >> That's why >> I'm not getting arrested. >> You are. >> I'm not. Can I ask for your badge number? >> 2071. And I'm the supervisor. So that's why I'm here. So let's get some shoes on and get a >> I'm not getting arrested. >> Do you want to go without shoes? I'm not even asking. >> There is no way. There is no way for >> you not hurt your feet. Sir, I understand and I appreciate your patience and I understand everything, but there is no way that I'm getting arrested. I did that because it's like she was banging on the floor like like that like boom boom boom boom boom and it's like I hear you like that's all it was. I was not being I I swear to God. >> I understand that your side will definitely be documented as to what you're telling us took place. But from here, this is not negotiable. Want you to slide on a pair of your shoes. >> I'm not I'm not going to jail. No, I'm not. >> Are you going to actually make me have to like force a bit put handcuffs on you? Nobody needs that. >> She then shifted into negotiation mode, clinging to her personal belongings like a lifeline to stay in control. It was a lastditch effort to stretch out a fragile sense of freedom as her ego slowly collapsed under an unchangeable reality. >> I can put shoes on or we going without him. Last chance. >> You going to wear shoes or no? >> Why am I getting arrested? >> Disorderly conduct. >> Are you going to wear shoes or not? >> I have a question. >> I've answered your question like six times. I'm losing my patience now. Shoes or we're going without? Can I get my phone? >> Yeah, I'll go with you. But you get your phone. Yeah, get your phone. Get your shoes. >> But sir, like why am I getting arrested? I'm not getting arrested. There >> you're getting arrested for disorderly conduct. It's called persistent disorderly conduct cuz they've already been here once. And that blue ticket there is what the offic >> which is what the officer has already given you. >> I didn't do that though. That's the thing. There is no way in that I did that. >> I'm sorry unfortunately that there is. Do you have a keys so we can lock your apartment up or you can lock your apartment up? I should even bring your vape with you for like Yeah, that's okay. So, [sighs] we do have to move though. Okay. So, >> grab that and your vape and maybe you want to throw some shoes on and get your keys and Sir, there's no way. There is no way. [snorts] Just waiting. >> Slide your pants on there. >> No. >> You want to pull the shoes on? >> Even knowing arrest was inevitable, she kept begging, asking for different handcuffs, repeating apologies over and over. Thankfully, the officer remained patient. He recognized she wasn't mentally stable and handled everything calmly and professionally. That kind of restraint deserves real respect. >> Do you like this one? I'll let you lock your house up. I get some dig for me. >> I'll put you in the front. I'm not going to put them behind your back. So, this way you walk out. It's going to look like we're walking out together. >> No. >> Like this. [snorts] >> Hold on. >> I have to blow my nose. Hold on. >> Let's do that. [snorts] >> Sir, I'm sorry. I know it's not a good deal for you. [snorts] Can take that with you as well? >> No, I'm good. >> Okay. You [snorts] got your key? >> Yeah. >> Okay. The jail will just only take the uh they won't take the mace with him. Here, I'll help you. Just a few. 2071. Do you need me out there? >> Negative. Just let me be 26. Lock up. Then we'll lock up together. Okay. Do you have any medication or anything [snorts] that you're supposed to take? No. >> Right this way. Okay. >> [snorts] >> Got your I got your key here. All these lights are off. And we'll lock up your house, sir. It'll look like you and I are just walking out together. [snorts] >> Here, please. >> In the end, she faced charges for ongoing disorderly conduct. If convicted, she could be fined up to $2,000. So, here's the real question. Does she truly need a jail cell or serious mental health treatment? The story ends here, but the cycle of entitlement continues, now passed on to the next neighbor. On August 18th, 2025, police were called to a quiet neighborhood in Barnagot after reports of disturbing behavior. What started as a minor dispute slowly turned into a full-blown conflict as the line between goodwill and hostility completely disappeared. And this is what happened next. When they pulled off, she made a scene. She's getting in my face AND EVERYTHING AND I'M TRYING TO LET Y'ALL TAKE CARE OF IT, BUT IT'S ONLY SO MUCH. I'M GOING TO LET HER DISRESPECT ME. I'M NOT DOING IT. I'M SORRY. I KNOW you was not here. YOU GUYS JUST LEFT. NO, CUZ IT'S MAKING ME like I'm aggravated. They just was out here. Like literally so when they pulled off, she starts this [ __ ] >> They the officer was just over here because their mom whatever whatever went on, she made her mom believe that supposedly I stole money. We take care of the mom came over here. never she always asked me to go to the store to report. >> Why don't you take my car? Go get this for me. Go do that for me. Take this money off for me. D All right, whatever. >> I just stopped doing it because she said, "You stole from my mom." >> So, I stopped doing I can't help y'all with this no more. >> I knew Cameron for 2 years. I lived here. Never had a problem with her. When her daughter comes over, there's a problem. Karen, I literally just showed the cops the the recordings and everything like how she came over here and I said I didn't want her arrested because she was old. You know what I mean? And she came over. was apologizing, saying that her daughter put her up to her all that [ __ ] I have all the recordings. >> Literally, they left. They said, you know, I'm not even going to go over there and say nothing because we don't even want to cause a commotion. So, they left. She started the [ __ ] I guess her sister or whoever who brought her here or whatever was telling her to go in the house, be quiet. I left it alone. Then call the cops in. Just then she comes out the yard. Now, you're getting in my face and then you want to be because it's pissing me off. >> I got you. I got you, but I don't want you know I mean we already trying to deescalate, right? We trying to take it down. I need that so I can show him the recording. >> I hear you. And so you called the cops because she came over here and started talking. >> Exactly. I called the cops and they said that the cops was on its way when she got in my face and everything. I said I'm trying not to put hands on her. So I need you to get the cops here now because you're not going to be in my face spitting calling me all types of [ __ ] and talking about my kids. One thing Yes. One thing I'm not going to do is you like you're not going to play about my kids. You're a you'reing [ __ ] with your [ __ ] kid. I'm one. Don't mention my kids. That's not what we're going to do because I'm trying to do it the right way. You have a proof of her like calling you and anything like that? >> I have all the proof on on on the camera. The stuff like when I told him to start recording. >> She told me to start recording. So like I like you know what I mean? I don't >> The suspect couldn't stand the idea that a stranger might have any influence on her family. That's when her need for control kicked in. In her world, help was no longer kindness. It became a threat to the power she was desperately trying to hold on to. >> I didn't want her mom to get her arrested. All antidog. I didn't want her mom to get arrested. But I'm done with her. I'm done with her. I'm not playing. >> Like I said, there's no reason for her to be on this side of the street at all at any at any point. >> She don't even make no sense. Drunk all the time and fighting with her mom. Okay. Talking about somebody hurting their mom. It's her. >> Listen. And then look, she goes and then >> this is now I'm calling the police. >> That's the question. >> It probably wasn't on recording because like literally like she started that's when the cops first left. >> That's when they first left. But like literally like >> I I had to I just told him to start recording and she like she was saying that [ __ ] You could see already how she was going crazy. >> All right. Can you uh can you send this to uh that email? I had been thinking, but you know that I had the rest of the stuff, too. Like, literally, >> I know you out here. You have uh like you good out here on your >> I I cut my foot and I got it. >> All right. You don't need like a medical or anything, right? >> That's the mom. That's And that's the daughter. Okay, got you. >> Okay, hold on. >> It's It's more, but I'm just >> Oh my god, you are looking And I have and I have more that I have to like send officers like >> but when >> like you see what I mean like she was apologizing and everything like she came and started so the cops so I'm like I said I don't want her to get arrested even though she did I didn't want her to get arrested because she was I said I'm going to feel bad but I'm like I just want to call the cops cuz I want everything reported now I want to have something to do with them. >> Absolutely. So, um, the cop was like, "All right, well, you know, if she wasn't being violent, she was just apologizing, you know, just send over the videos or whatever." And he was like, "We're just going to leave. We're not even going to say that." Because he seen when the daughter pull up and it always get crazy when the daughter's here. So, he was like that. We're not even going to say nothing to her. Like, >> the daughter doesn't live there. >> No. >> Okay. >> Um, she he was like, "We're not going to say nothing to her, but um because like the daughter just pulled up, we don't want it to escalate." So, he was like, "Um, we're just going to report it so I can have like the trail." So, I said, "Okay, I'm supposed to be sending in the email." Literally soon as when the the cops turn like turned the corner, this is what she did. >> When words stopped working, she turned rude and aggressive. But in the age of security cameras, nothing goes unseen. Even knowing she was being recorded and that officers were present. Karen kept pushing back, slowly backing herself into a corner. >> Get off your foot here. >> All right, ma'am. Can you >> get him here? >> Let him give him your INFORMATION AND LET >> NO, get hot. Coco. >> Hey, ma'am. Can you just come downstairs? Come down here for me. >> My dogs are not bad and they're No. >> No. No. I I understand. Can you come downstairs for Come down here for me? >> What? >> What? >> All right, ma'am. Ma'am, listen. Listen. I know. I know there's a lot going on right now. >> I need you to turn around and put your hands on top of your head. Okay. You I'm not I'm not under investigation. >> Ma'am, I need you to turn around. Put your hands on top of your >> No. For what? >> You put your hands on on your >> For what? >> No. >> Turn around. Put your hands on. >> I'm being I'm being arrested. >> Mom, stop. Ma'am, stop resisting. >> I don't know. >> Ma'am, stop resisting. >> For what? What am I arrested for? >> For what am I arrested for? >> Are you kidding? Mom. Mom, I'll be arrested for what? >> I know. What am I being arrested for? >> Harassment. >> Harassment. >> Harassment. Disorderly conduct. >> Harassment. And what? >> Disorderly >> conduct. >> Conduct that is in fact disorderly. >> Excuse me, >> ma'am. Just >> disorderly conduct. >> What? >> Disorderly conduct. And these black people over there get along. They they get to steal from my mother and nothing happens. You guys are going under. Are you [ __ ] serious? They steal from my mother and they have off. Can I talk to you? Just turn around here. Turn and face the car. Okay. Thank you very much. You have anything in your pockets? >> You arrested me over them after what they [ __ ] did to my mother. >> Are you [ __ ] for real? Be careful, man. >> No, you'reing for real. Oh, I'm doing this. This ising insane. And those Instead of accepting responsibility for harassment, she cast herself as the victim of an unfair system. When the truth became impossible to deny, entitlement became her last line of defense. But in the eyes of the law, there is only right and wrong. No special treatment. >> Why do you have me? Why am I arrested? Ma'am, you're arrested for harassment. Okay. >> I'll be up. >> They stole my mother was out there, not me. Then why are you arrested me? I have pictures. Oh, I have video. >> You're arrested me. I was never even out there. >> You'reing going down, buddy. I have video. >> I was never even out there. >> You're done, you scumbag. 42. I do apologize. Your radio is unreadable. >> You guys are going to get >> 41. Are you kidding me? >> I was never even in their house. I never even >> I want to see pictures. I'm getting pictures. I have pictures to prove to prove it. >> 10 at 10. >> I have pictures left for for ending miles. Let me get pictures to prove you liars that you guys are getting. >> You guys are getting done. >> Let me see the cameras that I show that everyone went over their house. >> Let me see. Let me show the cameras. >> Why do you mean let me show the cameras to show why they wasn't there? >> We're not saying >> Why are you lying? >> We're not saying you were on their property. >> What? >> We're not saying you were on their property. Well, then why are you arresting me? >> I'm going to go straight to the uh cell right now. >> What? >> We're going to go straight to the cell right now. >> For what? I want to know why. I want to know why. >> Come on. >> For what? >> No, I I have to HAVE A REASON. YOU HAVE TO TELL me that's my law. That's my right. Tell me why I'm >> If you would listen and stop yelling. >> Oh, yeah. Help me. He's not helping me. >> Stop. Stop doing that to me. >> Stop pulling. >> Sometimes the hardest thing to face is the truth. As the handcuffs went on, the image she had built for herself began to fall apart, replaced by emotional accusations and blame. At the jail, she continued to react negatively, using anger as a way to delay facing reality. >> Arrested like this normal volume. >> Tell me why I'm being arrested. >> For the ninth time, disorderly conduct and harassment. Those are your two charges >> from the black people across the street that arrested my mother that stole. >> They arrested your mother. >> Ask Sergeant Doyle. Can I get Sergeant Doyle? >> We don't have a Sergeant Doyle that works here. >> What do you mean? Can you get Sergeant Doyle? Can I Can I talk? >> Yes, we'll we'll talk to you as soon as we're done. >> Right here to the right. >> I want to talk to Sergeant Doyle. >> Right here. I want to talk to No, I have my rights. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. >> MA'AM, TURN AROUND. >> I have my rights. I want to talk to Sergeant Doyle right now. I No, I have I know my rights. >> I want to talk to Sergeant Doyle. >> Ma'am, I need to get I need to get the handcuffs off. >> We don't have a Sergeant Doyle that works here. >> Well, you don't know Sergeant Doyle? >> No, I don't know a Sergeant Doyle. We have a Sergeant Boille and a patrolman Bo Dole, but we have no Sergeant Doyle. Who's your sergeant? >> Sergeant Burke, >> man. >> Now, who's Sergeant Bole that is dealing with this situation across the street? >> I don't know, but you're going to be here a lot longer if you're not cooperative. Just be >> I want to talk to Sergeant Bole. You're a liar. Cuz I Sergeant Bole has come to our house and spoke to my mother and me. >> You've been asking for Sergeant Doyle. >> No, Boil. >> Oh, well, he's not here. >> Oh, where is he? >> He's I don't know where he is. He's not working. When I let go, when I unlock you, you want to put your right hand on top of your head. You understand? >> You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] >> turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Thank you. >> And >> Okay. I want to talk to I want to talk to a sergeant. >> Turn around. >> Can I talk to a sergeant right now? I need TO I >> TURN AROUND. >> I didn't turn around. >> Turn around. >> I am. Let me talk to A SERGEANT. >> NO. >> YES. THAT'S MY RIGHT. THAT IS MY constitutional right on the radio. >> Give me a right. Talk to my sergeant. >> After shouting meaningless phrases about the Constitution and my rights, she was taken into custody and charged with resisting an officer, disorderly conduct, making serious threats, and violating a trespass. If convicted, she could face up to $5,000 in fines, 12 months of probation, and up to 52 hours of community service. One person realizes their mistakes too late, and the next neighbor walks straight into the same dead-end path. On October 5th, 2025, what seemed like a simple parking dispute ended up requiring police intervention. When officers arrived, they found a car with fresh scratch marks and clear signs of vandalism. And this is what happened next. >> How you guys doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. >> All right. What's going on? >> So, >> this lady just vandalized his car. >> What lady? our neighbor, she doesn't like when we park here, but we came very late last night um from the bar, so we just parked there, but that still doesn't give her the right. So, this morning um she came banging on our door saying to move the car or she's going to burn it down. Um and when we came out, her and her daughter were sitting right here, my blind because I was, you know, I had a night gown on. I had to get shorts and my brawl and run out and she says, "I'mma burn this mother car and and I'mma destroy it and you can see officer. Look, this is freshly done. >> Look, this is freshly done. >> Look at the the the she said that she was there. I just came because my dad was not there yesterday. >> My grandson had a big party. They all went out. They only went and went car and it was not done. I'm sorry, but that's freshly done. >> Where does Where does she live? >> She lives and you guys live. >> We live right there. >> But is this is this part? Is this her driveway though? >> Well, this is it. is >> Did she ask you guys to move it previously? >> No. No. She just came banging on the door saying, "Move the I'm going to burn this [ __ ] down." And then when we come out >> and then the key and then it was already keyed at that point. >> It was already keyed. >> When I came out to move it when I came out to move it and and I'm personally um a witness saying that she was here >> when I moved her and then I said, "Oh my gosh." >> Right here. And that's very fresh. And it was not like that yesterday when we got in. >> Camera's working. >> Yeah. I'm looking. >> That's their cameras. They're not going to give us their cameras. >> Yeah. >> Or the neighbor right there. You got to ring him over there. >> Can you see if you reced? I don't think his cameras work because the other day I I asked him and he said they don't work. >> All right, just give me one second. >> The victim admitted she had parked incorrectly after coming home late from a bar. It happens to the best of us. But instead of calmly talking it out, the neighbor chose psychological pressure. to her it suddenly became very personal. >> Hi, how are you? >> I'm good. >> All right. So, for the altercation that happened, I came outside this morning to take my brother to work and of course the car's in our way. >> Okay. Is is this your car? >> Yeah, this is my car. >> Okay. >> So, I was going to go take my brother to work and I had I went to weren't answering. And so I was standing out there for 30 minutes waiting for them to open the door. So I had to go back inside, call my aunt to come pick up my brother cuz it was late. And then they all came outside finally and they started accusing me of killing their car when I didn't. And there was people from outside in front of that car. >> I'm sorry. Say that again. There were people last night >> a part of like their group or >> Okay. Um I mean I see if there's cameras >> they don't work at all. >> Let me see. Um, is this like a common like occurrence with these with your neighbors? Like do you guys have any types of issues? >> This is the probably like the third time they've parked behind my car and I've told them multiple times, can you please move your car? Um, and I think we call I try to call someone something because they can't park and then that's pretty much it. have any issues right now. >> Okay. >> Um, can I just get a statement from you real quick just regarding that uh you know that it wasn't you that keep the guard or just just tell me everything? Just um >> raise your right hand >> for me. >> All right. Sorry. >> No, it's all right. Um, do you swear that you're going to tell the truth? The whole truth is nothing but the truth. >> Yes, the driveway was blocked. That part was real, but the story about some stranger scratching the car was a defense mechanism, a way to create doubt and dodge responsibility. The contradiction became obvious when she played the victim while fresh damage was still in her own hands. >> Take my brother's word. Obviously, the car was behind me. So, um >> I'm sorry. >> No, you're >> um so I couldn't get out. So I went and I knocked on the door and I knocked there for multiple times and for 30 minutes no one came outside and finally someone did come outside but my brother had to leave his place and then um they came outside all of them came outside and they started accusing us of keying the car which we didn't there was multiple people outside last night from till 4 in the morning in front of the car and then I just get blamed for something that I didn't do and that's what happened. is the owner of the vehicle. >> All right. Can I just speak to you over here real quick? >> Sure. >> Just away from everybody. >> All right. So, where did you guys go last night? >> So, we just went out to a restaurant out to eat and then we just went down. >> She said bar. So, what were you were you driving everybody last night? >> No. >> So, was your car here all night long? >> The thing was we went in a different car. I won in the Tesla and then I just left my car here because everybody was just >> So when you guys all went out last night, you guys were all like the car was left here all night long. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because there was no other spot. I didn't want to leave it in the middle of the road >> there. >> I would say around um 11 >> 11 night. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then from there, that's when you guys went out to the restaurant. What restaurant >> it was? Um it was in Clattis. It was um man, I forgot what it's called, but it's uh I think it's called uh No, it's not called Duffy's. It's um it's near uh Clatus Social. It's next to it. They just sell burgers, wings, every type of stuff. >> Okay. And how did you guys get there? >> Uh we went into Tesla. >> Where who's Tesla? >> Uh I don't know. They're not here right now, but they were here earlier. >> Okay. And then from there, what time did you guys come back here? >> We came back uh I'd say around 2 a.m. >> Both sides initially brushed off the block driveway. Still, it directly affected the homeowner's right to use her own space. While her reaction may not have been appropriate, her frustration in that moment was grounded in real circumstances. >> So, it's your first time coming here last night. Came here at 11:00. >> Then you guys got into a Tesla. >> Yeah. >> Another friend comes here. She drove you guys or you guys went out to Clatus Street, went to a restaurant, then went out to the bar, came back around 2 a.m. And then at what time >> did this start happen? Like what time did you know that somebody or what time did you realize that your car was key? >> What I'm getting from them is it was around um probably 9 that they they noticed it. They're saying they um the lady came knocking on the door and then they said um >> the lady the neighbor over here. >> Yeah. And then they said that um to move the car then she came out. She came to look at the car and I >> ask you a question at 9:00. How come nobody came out to move the car when she was asking cuz that's her vehicle. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I get that. >> Well, they just let me know like 30 minutes after and then when I came out it was already there. So like >> that's when we took action after that and then Hello. Hey. >> All right, Janet, I need you to be completely honest with me. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, they're saying that at 9:00 a.m., approximately around 9:00 a.m. this morning, that you knocked on their door, right? >> To ask them to move the car. It >> was at 10 >> 10:00. All right. So, were you saying that you wanted to burn the car down? >> Were you frustrated? No. >> At all? >> I did not say that. Like, I'm being completely honest. I did not say that. I knocked on their door. I said, "Please come outside. Move your car. This isn't the This is not the first time they have their car there. >> Do these cameras have audio? >> Uh, that doesn't work. Only this one works. And this one doesn't have audio. >> Okay. Cuz those those scratch marks on that vehicle look extremely fresh. All right. And a lot of the the way the way this is leading towards, especially with your car being right there and the way that they were explaining it, it it just doesn't >> look good. And what you're saying kind of doesn't add up. >> Okay. So, I need you to be honest with me. >> All right. You keep going. >> I keep going. >> Okay. >> When the evidence in the officer's questions made it impossible to keep the mask on, she chose to confess to ease the pressure. For many viewers, that reaction is understandable. No one wants their driveway blocked. >> What's going to happen? You're arrested. >> Well, that's a vandalism charge. So, turn around. >> Oh, mom. I'm getting arrested. Me tell my >> cuz I key the car apparently. Okay, I guess. >> Are you guys happy now? >> Hey. Hey guys, knock it off. Knock it off. >> Shut up. >> Hey, knock it off. Enough. Enough winner. >> No need for that. >> No. Give me one second. >> I'm going to give you guys one warning. this [ __ ] keeps up, we'll come back and take everybody to jail. Or she can go to jail now for disturbing the peace and causing the ruckus. >> Good. Everybody that's not involved in this can go in real quick. >> Um, >> we're not going to mess with them. We're not going to tell them nothing when I already told my my my my girls. Nothing is done. Yes. No, >> nothing. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. >> What about them though? What about them? >> If they're not allowed to talk to us punish if they start it back up again, you call us. >> Okay. Hopefully we don't have >> They're going to leave you alone. She doesn't like this outcome, right? And you guys leave her. >> Yes, we are. >> We're going to park in our own spaces and hopefully avoid it. >> Tell him to move the car in the grass. >> He was waiting for us. He's okay. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Uh, are you mom? >> Yeah, I'm >> You want to talk to her before she goes? >> She's going to get booked in to Miss Samir so you can come bail her out in a couple hours. >> Couple hours? >> Hours? >> And don't don't talk to them. Just come right over to my office. How about the jungle? >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with property damage. While it was a minor offense and she could be released on bail within hours, she still faced [music] court fees, restitution, and a permanent no contact order with her neighbor. So, whose side are you on in this case? [music] Leave your thoughts in the comments below. This story ends with evidence. The next one begins with illusion. On September 26th, 2025, a call reporting trespassing brought police to the scene. What began as a polite reminder slowly turned into a chain reaction fueled by arrogance. When Ego Cloud's judgment, the price is often far higher than anyone expects. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. What's going on? >> She can't be on the property. She knows this. >> Okay. >> So, she bought a no trespassing. >> Hold on. Time out. Stop. Does she have no trespassing right now? >> No, there's no loitering. So there was four of them back here. Three of them left. She didn't want to leave. >> I just like Is it a law to not do? >> This is private property. >> It's private. Okay. >> Right. So you can leave now or they could do a no trespassing. So if they see you here, you get arrested. >> Okay. >> So it's up to you what you want to do right now. Do you want to leave or >> Why am I getting no trespassing? >> No. No. So hold on. So hold time out. Why do you want one? >> Well, listen. I didn't say I wanted one. >> Okay. So do you want one? So, I'm asking you next time that I come and I'm sitting on this property, right? Cuz I for whatever reason sometimes I sit here. So, listen. If I'm sorry if I'm sitting here next time, am I going to get arrested? >> No. But, >> okay. So, then >> but they can ask you, can you please leave and then they could choose right now to not trespass you right now? >> Okay. That's their choice. >> But, Right. That's what I'm saying. Do you want to work with them or do you >> I'm probably going to come back later cuz I chill here sometimes. >> But then they have every rightass. >> Yeah. I'm probably going to I get her trouble. We actually just >> That's what I appreciate. That's what I'm trying to work with you. They This is a private property. >> Am I violating a law right now by standing here? >> Yeah. >> How so? >> So, this is a Would you say um this is a private property, right? >> In this area. >> I'm not sure if it's a I'm telling. >> Please stop yelling. >> He's not yelling. Let's just >> We could be civil. They ask you to leave. Just go somewhere else. Or we could go through the no trespassing. >> Is this the first time? And then you must like the night and jail. >> Right now I violating law. >> Yes, you are. Which law? >> Because they ask you to leave the property. >> So is that the law? Which law? >> I don't want that. >> Trespassing. >> So right now I'm I'm trespassing. >> Yes. >> Correct. >> Do I have no trespassing order already? >> They can put it on you right now. So they're trying to avoid you getting in trouble. >> Not breaking the law. >> Yeah. But correct. >> Let's say when we do have one. >> Yep. Then I will walk away. >> You guys are going to have >> It's not really on you guys. It's on them. Do you guys want to do this? She want >> all of this. >> Whatever you guys want. She wants they want they were perfectly fine with you going. >> In her world, personal habits came before every boundary. She wrapped herself in the image of a nice person being bothered. But that same pride caused her to mistake kindness for weakness. A misjudgment that led straight to her downfall. >> Like why are you do like you don't even have to do this. >> I don't even care. Yeah, you can just go. >> I don't think she's on probation. So, I don't know what's going on, but you got to do it to me. >> But I'm going to >> You got ID on you? >> Nope. >> No, I'm going to need to grab your name. >> Why? >> Cuz you're involved in a call. This is a call for service. I need to know who you are. All right. >> And I'm just going to give you a fair warning. If you give me a wrong name, you'll be arrested for obstruction. >> I don't care. All right. >> So, first name, last name, date of birth. >> I'm on probation, though. Is this going to violate? >> We don't know. We're going to find out. >> Okay. Police were called over. What? >> You You talked yourself into a no trespassing. So, what is your name? >> I'm not going to What? What the hell? >> I met you at the station where you can serve me with the no trust. >> Where is No, that doesn't work like that. What is your name? >> We need your name. >> So, [screaming] you guys are put in no trespassing. >> Yes, because you're giving me no trust. >> Okay, just to clarify after and I have no problem giving my name trespass. Give them my name. >> That doesn't work like that. >> They're not asking us your name. They're asking you your names. >> What is your name and date of birth? This is like >> I know your name. >> I'm running low on patient. >> I'm going to I'm going to ask literally one more time. >> ID. >> I don't know why this is. >> But um why would I identify myself? >> Put your purse downate myself. >> Put your purse down. >> So why would I? >> If you don't hide yourself, you're just going to be >> I will arrest you if you do not give your name. You're literally obstructing me right now. >> I'm not obstructing. >> You are. That means you're not you're literally not listening. >> Incriminate myself. >> We need I'm asking your name. That is it. Peter bar that's making me incriminate myself. >> One more try. Give us your ID or you need to listen to him. >> Will I get arrested for not incriminating myself right now? >> What do you mean by >> Listen, I'm just going to listen. I'm just going to I'm going to explain one I'm going to explain this one more time to you. Right. >> This is a call for back up. >> No, I'm not backing up. I'm going to explain this one more time to you. Right. >> I'll back up though. >> You are involved in a call for service. We need to know who you are. If you don't identify yourself, you're going to be getting arrested for obstruction. >> For obstructing what? The call of service. >> Yeah. Cuz we don't know who you are. And not knowing who you are. >> By twisting and misusing the idea of the right to remain silent. She tried to flip the narrative, presenting herself as a lawsavvy citizen being treated unfairly. But her stubbornness backfired, forcing officers to end negotiations and take control. >> That's not my problem. It's not your problem until you get in handcuff. So, I'm giving you one more try. Give us your ID or you go in. >> Can you please just listen to what he said? >> Can you please listen to me as well? >> No, you're not. No, I turn around. Please turn around. >> The way that [laughter] you guys are turn around. Get on the ground. >> Don't you stop. >> Stop moving. Are you done? ARE YOU DONE? >> DONE. This is [ __ ] wrong. >> If you kick me one more time, you're doing it. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. >> What is wrong with you? >> Sorry. Sorry. Stop. Stop. Stop. I can't breathe. >> You're fine. You're not on your neck. >> Good. You're not in your neck. You're fine. Get up. Get up. >> What is wrong with you? >> Now what? Now what are you going to do? >> One in custody. Now what? Now what? For what? For what? What am I >> obstruction resisting? >> What did I obstruct? >> What did IING OBSTRUCT? WHAT DID I OBSTRUCT? >> Resisting what? >> For not giving you my name. >> We gave you plenty of chance. >> That's not a law. >> Are you going to spend the night in jail? >> That's literally not a law. What am I spending the night in jail for? Cuz I didn't give you my name. >> Okay. >> Nobody around to do that. >> No. What am I What am I in cuffs for? >> Stand against the law to search you. >> Search me then. Search me. What's that? >> Go ahead. >> RELAX. YOU RELAX. GET PUT IN SOME CUFFS FOR NO REASON AND THEN TELL me to relax. You're fighting with me. >> Sit down. Sit. Sit. >> Putting your hands on me. SIT. >> THIS IS NOT HOW YOU FIGHT. >> THIS IS NOT HOW TO FIGHT. >> SIT. >> YOU SIT. >> YOU SIT. GOT IT. OMAR. >> YOU SIT. >> OH, you don't want to see the knife. >> You sit. >> Get the knife. >> Sorry. >> You sit. Get off my chest. >> Sit up like a human and sit down. TREAT LIKE HUMANS. TREAT HUMANS like humans if you want them to act like humans. >> THIS IS NOT HOW YOU TREAT PEOPLE. >> She attempted to turn the police into villains in the eyes of bystanders and cameras. Human rights language was weaponized by a lawb breakaker playing the victim. When physical resistance failed, she shifted to verbal attacks to smear the truth. >> This is wrong. And if someone puts their hands on you, >> I don't agree with it in making it right to put your hands back on someone, but as far as I'm concerned, you you put your hands on me. >> Look it look at my wrist. Look look. >> Literally, this hurts, dude. Can you please loosen it a little bit? >> Okay, let's go to the station. >> What is wrong with you? LOOK AT MY WRIST. IT HURTS LIKE WHAT THE [ __ ] [screaming] DUDE. NO. FIX MYING CLOTHES. Fix my station yet. >> Fix it. >> We're not fixing it. WE'RE NOT FIXATION. IT HURTS. >> I'M SORRY. >> SO, I'M GOING TO HURT MYSELF MORE BECAUSE >> you'll be fine. You're fine. >> YOU'RE DOING THIS. IT HURTS. >> YOU'RE FINE. >> FIX IT. >> NO, I'M NOT FINE. >> Don't you [ __ ] get up. >> I'm going TO PUT IT BACK DOWN. >> NO, DON'T TOUCH ME. FIX MY CUP. YOU'RE GOING TO touch You're going to sit down. >> FIX MY [ __ ] GUT. >> NO. >> Fix it. It hurt. >> IT HURT. STOP. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> FINE. >> I just moved it. You're fine. I moved it. >> Look, you fix it at the station. We're not doing it now. No. >> Just go get the car. >> You good? Quick. I'll put the car over here. Let's go. >> You're not going anywhere. >> This is ridiculous. >> My car. Can you just have no one go over there, please? Thanks. Just confirm you guys are all set. We have a innocent civilian calling stating that you guys might need assistance. There was a disturbance. >> I'm ringing my cruiser around and I will have one in custody in my cruiser. >> This was an arrest that never had to happen. Already on probation, she could have walked away and protected herself. Instead, she kept pushing the situation further. It was a costly choice, one anyone should think twice about. >> Got my cruiser. >> Yep. Let's go. >> Can someone follow the car to put them right on your >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Like, why are you smiling? Are you so happy doing your job? I'm just getting paid for this [ __ ] >> I don't get paid enough for you. >> I don't get paid enough for you either. >> You don't get paid probably anything. >> So [ __ ] funny. >> You literally talked yourself into the other side. [laughter] >> The other side. FIX MY [ __ ] COPPER. I'M not getting the car. Fix my cover. I'm not getting in the car. >> Oh, we'll get you in the car. >> We'll get you in the car. No more. >> Fix my cup. >> We're not going in the car. >> Fix my We're going to the station right now. >> Fix my cup. >> Fix my fix it. Fix my book. >> Um >> the Jose guy, he can also get a no. >> We'll have another cruiser come and do that. We I had to get her. >> Okay. I figured. But I just wanted I'm so sorry. I did not want to speak. >> She talked herself very um Elmer and I can handle her. She's just very very uncooperative and is not afraid to be squirly or like hit us. I'm about to go on my cruise right now. She's screaming in the back. >> I will call an ambulance. My wrist starts bad. Like I need an ambulance. >> She's trying to clean the hospital right now. >> Yeah, I do. I need it. >> Yes, sir. I'll be there right now. I'm going to go over the air. >> Her power game ended at the county jail. During a search of her purse, officers found a prohibited weapon, making her record even worse. In the end, she faced charges for illegal possession of a weapon and resisting an officer. After court, she was sentenced to 15 days in jail and 350 days of probation. When arrogance refuses to fade, a cold and calculated backlash begins to take shape. On February 9th, 2025, police were called to a mobile home park to respond to a physical altercation between neighbors. When officers arrived, they were facing more than just a fight. They were also confronted with serious allegations involving the safety of a child. >> It's been going on for 3 days. She's been unhooking up my water hose. I've been um actually, matter of fact, I've had my parents checking on my camper because I had to go to Bainbridge in my hometown. I just recently moved here. So, um, let the landlord know that, you know, she's been cutting on and off of water. She said, "Well, I need you to get proof." So, what I did, I'm going be >> So, she's not your landlord. >> No, this lady's not. >> And that's the lady that you're talking about? >> That's the one that just put her hands on me in front of my kids, pushed my kids out the way. She cut the whole main water line. None of these houses have uh water supply. She cut me with the scissors there, there, and she choked me. >> She pulled my shirt like this. So, I don't know if I got any marks on my back or not. >> Mhm. >> But she um like I say, I went to plug the water hose back up >> cuz that's the landlord back there is Miss Tina. >> Okay. >> I'm just the property manager. No idea what's going on between >> Okay. >> I've been sending you text messages of her cutting the water all day. So, I don't know. >> I live right here. So, I don't know. They've lived here for like a month and a half. >> No, we haven't. >> I'm going to speak with her. >> Can you stay back over there for me? Yes, ma'am. I'm going to speak with her and then I'll speak with you. No problem. She come out her door and I was videoing her the whole time I'm doing my work. >> Did she cut that or >> Yeah, she Okay. At first what I have, like I say, she undone it. She went down in the car. >> I have a video of her unhooking it, throwing it over there, cussing and raising hell. So I come back over here and was going to hook it up. And when I did, she come out the door or Doug. I'm sorry. She was in her car at this time. She come out and she said, "I told you not to touch my water hose, you like I said, I got everything on record." She come over here straight for me, grabbed me by the shirt and said, "I told you not to touch my [ __ ] again." And then that's when she uh snatched me and choked me. Then she went inside and said, "I got y'all. I got y'all." And she went inside and grabbed scissors. Well, then when she come back out, my three kids were standing right here. They're always with me. She pushed one of my kids out the way. >> Cutting off someone's basic utilities is a form of indirect power abuse. The suspect didn't just shut off the water. She was asserting control. It was her way of claiming dominance over a space she believed belonged to her alone. >> And when she did it, she cut me in the position of doing that. >> She's your landlord. >> No, that's the pro. I guess that's who's been taking my money. So, I don't know who she is. >> But who was the lady that? >> Just a random neighbor. >> Just a random neighbor. This is her house. Her name's Kathy. I don't know her last name. I gave the when I called y'all and she realized she I was on the phone with y'all. She left. I gave the uh the deputy or whoever I was on the phone with tag number and then she about ran over. >> Really? >> Yeah. But my Which one's her hose? >> Which one's her hose? The yellow one. And this green one's mine. >> Okay. I'm out of town. >> Um she unplugged my camper. >> So I had to pay $300 worth of grocer. >> All I know is Kathy. That's all I know. And like I say, that's who I've been paying the money to is Miss Tina. And I've been told she was the landlord here. But there's Sunny and Charlie, too. So, I don't know. I've never >> Did anybody else live over there? >> No, just her as far as I know. >> Did you at all like push her back? >> Yes, ma'am. I did. Like I say, my kids were right there and they were freaking out and I just, you know, shoved her in. >> Was she going to have like Did you hit her? Did >> she didn't hit her? No. I just >> Just in case you do make contact and she has marks on her just so we can say, "Okay, we're going to be honest. I wanted to punch her dead in her face, but I didn't run you over. >> I was on the phone with the actual person. >> You in front of her car or?" >> No, sorry. I was behind it and she usually parks right here and I was trying to get it before she left and she just gassed on it. I mean, you can hear in the video where she gassed on it. >> Like gassed on and trying to leave. >> Yeah. Like trying to just get out of here. >> Okay. >> And like I say, I have everything right here. I mean, >> go ahead and get her info and then we can watch that. >> And you're in this tent? >> Yeah, I'm right under here under the tent. I can show you exactly where I'm at. I mean, if I No, you're good. I'm shaking. Sorry. >> Touch my body. It's right there. Don't put your hands on me. You understand that? >> I'm okay. >> YOU BETTER GET YOUR [ __ ] HANDS OFF ME. >> MY GOD. >> GET YOUR Get your hands off me. I'm tired. >> The good neighbor mask completely fell apart when violence was directed at a child. In her mind, the child wasn't someone to protect, but an obstacle in her power game. That truth became even clearer as witness statements were confirmed. >> All I do is collect the rent. I've not had any problems with her per se, but I know that since these ones moved in here about a month and a half ago or what maybe I think it was about a month and a half ago, two months at the most. >> Well, I will say she is problems. >> Well, I will say watching the video, she has video footage. She's the one who started this whole thing. >> Okay. Well, hey, >> you know, I mean, I'm just letting you know just so you're not blaming them. >> No, I'm not blaming them. I just know that since they've moved >> that these they've had problems, >> right? I appreciate you watching. >> Yeah. Do you mind? There's two in there. I want Especially the last one. I scrolled if that was okay to watch them. You're fine. >> The last one I definitely want cuz that shows her coming up to you and pushing. >> I say as bad as I wanted to put my hands off. >> I mean, I can see you kind of like do that. >> I mean, I don't want to get in no trouble because I've been trying to avoid this. >> No. And I and I even told whoever that chick is. I'm like, "Look, I watched the video footage." She's not the issue. It's It's, you know, >> I mean, like I say, I don't even know if I have marks around my neck. I I know it's burning really bad. >> So, you said she choked you? >> Yeah, she choked me first and then like she grabbed me by my shirt and choked me with my shirt. >> She was up the street, the third trailer with her little beetle. She's sitting right there. >> Like, here. >> Yeah. Yeah. I said, "Do you want me to go tell them that you're you're here?" She said, "Yeah, go tell them I'm here." >> I said, "Well, >> okay. We'll be right back." She's right up. >> I thought she knew I was down here. >> Oh, no. No, I mean I waited. >> This is what I don't know what the heck these people anyway. It started over. He stole a plet rifle and a scope. Okay, that's over with now. It's like and I told him I said my [ __ ] is not your [ __ ] program. Okay, don't be around my don't touch my stuff. But anyway, about the water I'm trying to undo. Okay, when they first moved the camper in, they didn't have enough long enough water hose to hook up to their side. And I told them >> that where the Jamaican house has a water hose. Anyway, there's a two-way over there, that's their side and everything. You see that long piece right there? That's all my contraption right there. And it's been there for April be 12 years. All my water system has been set up like that. And I just told them, don't be around me. Don't be around my gate. Don't don't don't mess with me. Okay? And I tell them, you have to be on a two-way. Just go. It's a matter of going to Walmart and buying a two-way or getting a two-way. undo the Jamaica outside water hose. Hook theirs back up and it hurt theirs up. Why do you guys keep on leaving me without water? Because they're doing it because they're playing these kid games and I'm not about it. I'm supposed to be without water for them. You see what I'm saying? It's just like, "Oh, well, screw you. You're going without water and they're doing it just a kid game." >> Unable to justify her actions, she turned to criticizing how others raised their children. The investigation was suddenly dragged in a different direction. It wasn't a concern. It was a lastditch counterattack to cover up the truth closing in on her. >> Her husband and >> there's no male over there. >> That the one in that van right there. >> That's her husband. >> Yeah, that's her husband. Anyway, he comes up not towards this way where where I can see him coming. He come up the back way and that's when you see him reaching. Well, no, you don't see him cuz she got a camera or whatever she doing with her phone. I don't care. I don't have to lie about it. You just been doing this ever since. >> I'm asking what happened to the blue hose. He broke it. He reached down there. Look, I'm trying to get my I got a hold of it and she won't let go. That's why she's got me down on my back. >> I couldn't get up with her being on my back anyway. I'm trying to take all mine off it. Just let go of it. Better cut it. That haywire. He did. He reached down there and he snatched that thing up. >> So, you didn't cut it with your scissors. >> I didn't. The scissors is down in the ground. Honey, >> it's my turn. Okay. >> I haven't done anything wrong. They just keep on and on and on on and on. Why do you keep coming and messing with me in my [ __ ] >> So, let me let me talk now. Okay, as far as >> I let Hold on. I let you talk. Let me talk now. Okay. Don't get agitate agitated with what I'm about to ask you. Just know that there's proof with what I'm about to ask you. And that's why I had to read your rights. Okay. >> Um, she's recording you. You come over there as she's bent down and you push her out of the way. >> Yeah, cuz I'm trying to just get all mine up and just get all off my stuff because they're burning my water pump out. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. So, you just admitted to that. All right. >> Yeah. When I reach down there. Yeah. Because she That's >> I understand. But that's battery. And she is pushing me too. >> Exactly. Cuz you came over there and you pushed her. Okay. So, >> hold on. I understand you irritated. >> And then two out there doing it. >> Hold on. >> But the thing is my water today. >> Well, then why didn't you call us? >> You know, call us. >> You hear me telling them to call the wall. >> Okay. Don't go over there and handle yourself cuz now you've already committed battery. You just admitted to it. Even after admitting she pushed the mother to get her belongings back, she firmly denied hurting the child, fully aware of how serious that would be. Her confidence that I did nothing wrong exposed a deep sense of entitlement and a distorted view of responsibility. >> The whole thing, whatever, cuz they're around her cuz that's the mom or whatever. Okay. You pushed the older kid that kid. >> You didn't touch the kid? >> No, I did not. >> Did you like brush them? No, I did not or anything. Okay. Did you touch any of the kids? >> No, I did not. And that's a lie. >> Kids saying you did. >> Well, he's a liar. I just >> I swear on my grand take. I don't have no reason to touch her kids. >> Okay. So, the only thing you admit to doing, you do you do admit pushing her? >> Yeah. I'm trying to get her out of the way. So, I said, "Damn, just let me undo my shit." And I went down there and she's got her arm in that whatever camera, whatever. She's trying to hold her phone. >> How old are you? >> I'm too old to be playing her game. >> How old are you? PC. >> PC. Okay. >> But let me tell you something. I'm telling you. Y'all quit messing with me. When she slice the water hose, she got me there. >> Okay. She's got to scratch me right here. And this another piece of >> Were you like Did you put your hand down there trying to prevent >> I I was holding my hose there. >> Okay. >> And that's when she reached down and just sliced the hose. >> Me and you talking, right? Me and you. She's going to jail for aggravated battery cuz she does have cuts on her fingers. Not from like nails. It's from like a some scissors. Um she's also going to go to jail for child abuse because she did push the child. Okay. >> Um it's up to you. Obviously, he said you didn't want to press charges thing. >> Okay. I just wanted to run it by you cuz I mean she's going to jail anyways. So, I still wanted to >> Yeah. I just rather keep us out of it. >> Okay, that's fine. Um do you mind signing them? >> Do you mind signing a piece of paper just saying you don't want to prosecute? Is that okay? All right. Let me get it for you real quick. >> Yes, ma'am. All right. What's your name? Miss Kathleen. >> Yeah. >> All right, deputy. Hold on. Let my turn to talk. Okay. Hold on. Deputy Deputy Hall is going to sit here and talk to you for a second. >> Go ahead. >> All right. Just you can just come from the front. Come from the front. >> This is wrong. >> Did you say 420? >> I'm all about off my marriage. Go to the hospital. But they wrong for that. And T&M's wrong for letting it go down. >> She want They're not They're not prosecuting for that girl. I don't know what you looking at on >> You want to make a phone call? >> Am I gonna get Bill >> tomorrow? Why? >> Cuz you got to go to you going to jail for child abuse. >> That ain't with me. >> And aggravated battery. >> No, that's this [ __ ] right there. She >> In the end, arrogance sent this 56-year-old woman from the home she had lived in for 12 years straight to a jail cell. She faced charges of aggravated assault and child abuse. If convicted, she could face up to $2,000 in fines and 6 months of probation. So when arrogance goes unchecked, consequences arrive in the harshest possible way. On September 23rd, 2025, a case that seemed settled suddenly took an unexpected turn. When Palm Bay police moved in to make the arrest, the suspect refused to cooperate and tried to run. That single decision set off a chain of consequences she could no longer avoid. >> Hello, we're going on. >> You see me? I don't want to surprise you. I remember you here from last night. >> Yeah. Yeah. What's going on, guys? >> How can I help you? >> Okay. Um, is Misty in here? >> No. >> I just seen her. So, so this we can do we can do this one or two ways, my man. Um, we can either send her out and I can speak with her like I spoke to yesterday or I can author a search warrant that you're harboring a fugitive. Whatever you want to do, I don't care. If you tell us to leave now, we'll be back shortly and we can do what we got to do. She's a grown ass lady. what she's got going on shouldn't be none of your business. So, it's whatever you want to do, man. I'm not going to impede on you. But, if you want to send her out so I can talk to her, that's cool. If you don't, then I got to do what I got to do. And this is going to be a big nightmare. >> Yeah, man. It ain't worth all that. Like I said, she ain't even in trouble. >> I just saw her. Okay. So, it's it's it's not a big deal, dude. Missy, can I talk to you, please? >> Um, I can talk you through the fence because um this is not my house. >> Well, you're you're a freestanding woman and nobody can violate your amendment to to move about freely. So, are you being held here upon your will? >> No, I'm not. >> So, then you can >> Who's at home? >> Then you can come out here. The same dude you talked to yesterday. >> Am I >> No, we're not trying to put >> No, I I just want to talk to you. >> We're not trying to put your business out there from, you know, yesterday. >> No weird stuff. Okay. >> No weird stuff, please. No weird stuff. Y'all are cops. No weird stuff. >> You seen me You close the door on me, man. >> What? >> You said you seen me right there. You You slid the door on me, man. You locked the door. You That was you. Oh god. All right. I AIN'T GOT HEY. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. WHAT THE [ __ ] DID I DO? >> We got [screaming] white female. >> WHAT DID I DO? CALL MY MOM. >> HEY, stay in there. >> Please call her. >> My mom. >> She believed that if she stayed out of the officer's sight, the charges from the night before would simply disappear. But once she was caught again, her attitude flipped instantly. She acted like she'd been caught in the act and began using family emotions as a shield to dodge responsibility. >> I'm sorry, guys. Nice try. >> I'll call the number. No, I'll call the number. I'll call the number. I'll please call the number. Please, I'll call the number. I'll call the number. Please, I'll call the number. Please, I'll call the number. >> Please, I'll call my Please. Please. I'm scared. I got scared. I got scared. I'm sorry. I got scared. I got scared. Please. I got scared. We're going to do a good start. >> I got scared. I got scared. I got scared. Relax. Scared. I'm sorry. I got scared. No, I'm scared. >> I'm scared. I don't want to go to jail. Please. I don't want Do you look scared? Please. Please. Please. Please. >> You should have done what you were supposed to do. >> I did. I was I was getting my makeup on. Listen, I slept I slept until like 2:00. I slept until like 2:00. I did. I slept until like 2:00. I was putting my makeup on. I was putting my makeup on. >> Stop talking for a second. I told you. >> Were you smart enough to come outside with nothing on you? Or do you have stuff hidden on me? >> I don't have nothing hidden on me. Nothing. Please. Please. I'll call the number. I promise. I'll call the number. It's in my wallet. It's in my wallet. It's in my wallet. It's in my wallet. It's in my wallet. Please. >> Please. I'm calling my mom. I brought my kids life. >> No. The answer is no. You're done. >> Please. What? Why? I didn't know I had a certain time. did. Yes, you did. >> You said tomorrow. You said tomorrow. >> No, I said you need to call him immediately. >> I You said tomorrow. It's on body camera. You said tomorrow. Tomorrow. Please. Please. You said tomorrow. >> Stop moving so I can help you with the camera. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Ow. I'm bleeding. >> I'm trying to help you. You're not helping yourself. >> Please. Please. Please. I'm begging. I'm going to I have the number in my wallet. I have the number in MY WALLET. OKAY. I GOT TO check your pocket. I have my I have the number of my wallet. It's in the house. It's in my wallet. >> I'll get I'll get one of them to give me my wallet. I promise I'll call the number. I promise I'll get one of them to give me my wallet. See, I'll tell them where my wallet's at and everything. Please. Please. Please. Please. I'm begging you. Please. I'm begging you. I'm begging you. Please. I'll call the number. I swear. I'll call right in front of you. >> Eratic right now, dude. >> I'll call my mom. Are you on the phone with my mom? >> She's fine. She just needs to take a breath. >> I'm having a panic attack. Mom. Mom. Mom. >> Hi. >> Hi, Mom. >> Mom. >> I'm speaking. There's a reaction. >> With that being said, >> I was in the car yesterday. We got pulled over by these two gentlemen right here. Okay. And then what? The driver went to jail for methamphetamine. Okay. And I got let go. Okay. But they said it was I don't what was it? What was what was they wanted to talk to me but then I don't know honestly I don't know. I don't know. >> When promises become currency to buy freedom true character starts to show. She wasn't really afraid of jail. What scared her most was facing addiction treatment and having to change her lifestyle? >> Do you want me medical or no? >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Cop down. >> Missy, do you need medical or anything or are you going to calm down? >> Do I need medical? >> I'm asking you. Our schools are >> I can get them here if you want me to. >> I don't know why I'm being arrested. >> I don't know either. What What is What's going on? >> So, were you there yesterday? You were one of the guys yesterday. >> So, she had meth in her purse. She made arrangements with the drug units and she didn't follow through with them. >> So, what has she been charged with exactly? >> Right now, it's just going to be the possession charge. It's up to him if he wants. She tried to run on us. We had a slammer. She fought us. >> I know, but I got scared. I know it was dumb. I got scared. I got >> You knew what was up. He explained it. Calm down. [snorts] >> You knew the deal. >> Now, what am I supposed to do? >> There's nothing. I mean, there's nothing we can do. We tried to give you a chance yesterday. Don't tell nobody, bro. >> Pinky promise me. Pinky promise me right now. Please. >> We tried to give her a chance yesterday. All you have to do is fall. >> I I did. You guys, nobody told me a time. >> He knows what he's doing. >> He said a day. He said >> he said it'll be out tomorrow. >> Yeah. It's not like it's a no bond charge. If you start fighting and kicking us, it'll go crazy. Yeah. Yeah. Just relax. >> I just didn't I just >> You went to all your is going to miss. You went to prison. You can do a >> I know a day or a night. >> I don't want to go back. I don't want to go back. I thought it was the 2-year reaffend act. >> Our sergeant's here. Can you give us a second? >> Yeah. He just talk. You can just hang out over there, man. >> Please. Can I talk to my mom? Please talk to your mom. We're being cool with you. >> I am being cool. Our sergeant has come ask a couple questions about what just happened. >> Something along those lines. >> Be honest. >> Can Can you give me a second? Ma'am, let me talk to you. >> See what happened. [snorts] >> I didn't call the number. I woke up at like 2:00. All right. I woke up at 2:00. I was just I took a shower. >> I just took a shower. >> Calm down. >> Once officers pulled up her old record, it was game over. Every earlier negotiation lost its value. She had believed she still had room to bargain, but her past, including an 18-month prison sentence, came back. And this time, there was no escaping it. >> There's 12 people that live in that house. >> I'm not talking about last night, okay? I'm talking about right now. >> You got spooked. And then what happened? >> And then I turned around and I shook I went like this. I shook the gate. I shook the gate and then that's when they grabbed me and they slammed me on the floor. And then that's what happened. Okay. Because I turned around, I got spooked. I was like, "No." And I was like, "Please." I just It was a blur. It was just a blur. It was just a blow. >> Did they give you any commands to do anything? >> Um, they said, what they say? What they say? What they say? They said they they reached for me. They reached for me and then he the gentleman went to come grab my arm and he was just like, "Now you're under arrest." But that was before I turned around and and got spooked. >> So, and then I was just like I was like, "Why am I going to jail? What did I do? I'm sorry I didn't call the number. I'm sorry I didn't call the number. I'm sorry. I'm sorry." >> I'm not talking about last night. I'm talking about right now. >> That's why they're here. That's why they're here is because I didn't call the number and I'm going to call it. I woke up at 2:00. I was sleeping on an air mattress in the kitchen. >> First of all, it's late for calling the number at this point. >> No, please. Please. I don't know. I don't know. >> You realize I'm not asking you about last night. I was there. I was there. >> I know. I know you were. I know. I was talking to you. You were the You were the sir that you were the sir. I was like, you look like you're ready to go home. >> I was ready to go home. >> I'm I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'll call the number. I'll call the number. >> I'm going to explain to you. found that violent charge >> clear the number. But then I already did my time for that charge. I already did my time. >> Which one? >> The the the violent one from yesterday. I understand that. >> We We have Listen, we have policies to be able to flip people into confidential for >> I wasn't given a time. >> Missy, you're missing the point. >> I wasn't. >> It was that charge from your past, which is why we can't use you. >> I was given >> regardless of the time. It's It's your history. >> I wasn't given a time. I did I did my time for that. I did my time for that. Understand? I I did 18 months. >> It's It's following you. It's bit me in the ass seven years later. >> Why? Why? >> That's just our policy. I don't make it, Christie. If I don't follow it, we get in trouble. >> Can I talk to the Can I talk to the person that was going to talk to me today? Can I talk to him, please? Can I talk? >> When violence and emotional manipulation stopped working, she shifted to blaming the system. She accused the police of not giving her enough time even though she was the one breaking promises over and over. Exhaustion slowly crushed every tactic and she finally began to admit the truth. >> I can't have the the >> Please Jay don't tell anybody >> the jail won't take. >> We promise. >> You stand up and turn around so I can take your rings off. >> All day long. >> Just go. Oh >> yeah. Sorry. >> I slept all day long. >> Go ahead and take a seat for this gentleman so he can look at you. Hey, go grab this jacket and pair of >> resisted. She was escorted to the ground and she has some abrasions to her. >> Make sure it has no drawings on it. >> I don't want to go back to prison. >> Not going to go back to prison. >> A two-year reaffender act if you get arrested. >> Violent felonies. >> Oh, >> that's that's what I mean. Like you're sweating over >> nothing. >> Nothing. You're going to be released. You're going to you're literally going to be back here tomorrow. Okay. >> You're going to get bonded out all these friends and family. You're going to get bonded out. >> It's a $200. $200 to bond. >> Yeah, you're going to get bonded. So now I got $450 to come up with. >> That's what I mean. So don't don't don't freak out over nothing. I I highly doubt it. >> I don't want to go back. >> I don't think you're going to go back to prison. We've arrested people for much more and they usually end up getting probation. >> What's going on, young lady? >> I'm sitting in the back of the cop car right now with the ambulance because they're um um they're I they're patching me up. >> So I'm going to ask you this. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And I don't give a [ __ ] who's around you. All the officers and Jay >> and the paramedics. >> Okay. Why were you in a vehicle? >> 1721. >> Well, we all had joints on us that time >> and I was in the vehicle to go meet up with my dude to go pick up more drugs. >> And the car in the car that I was in and the car that I was in was >> Thank you, gentlemen. All of us are good. >> Yep. Appreciate it, bro. >> I know. I I know, Mom. I know. >> In the end, the woman was taken into custody and charged with drug possession and nonviolent resisting arrest with a history of violent offenses and probation violations. She now faces up to 5 years in prison and fines of up to $5,000. One person ignores the warning signs. The next Karen ignores society's limits. Police were called to a McDonald's in Butler after a 911 call over a disputed order. A customer was furious about missing cheese and a 30 cent refund, but once officers arrived, the situation quickly went far beyond the counter. >> Sir, I went through the drive-thru earlier. >> Okay. >> She refused to take my dollar to give me 30 cents after I paid it for extra cheese. >> Okay. There was a young lady who was very nice by the way before I introduc got introduced to this lady in the burgundy. She asked the lady in the burgundy shirt to remake my sandwich. She comes up to the desk wanting me to pay her another 30 cents. So 49 + 30 plus 30 for what when there's I'm not even getting enough pieces of cheese. You only put one on here when I already paid the 49 cents for the extra piece of cheese. So now you're charging me 60 cents more. So then she got an attitude because I asked her for a refund and called the police because she didn't want to give me back my money. And I told them, "I'm in a black truck and I'm waiting." She finally gave me the refund literally 8 seconds before I got in the car and started it up. The problem was all I wanted was to be remade with an extra piece of cheese. I completely >> She started screaming at me and I'm just like, "Well, ma'am, she explained it to you. Why won't you go make it?" "Well, you need to pay me 30 cents." I said, "The lady that just came and got the paper already took the 30 cent." So, she gave me a refund. I'm leaving. She started screaming at me, telling me to have a good day and not to come back here, and I said, "I won't." >> So, you didn't you you didn't say anything. You was a complete angel, but I'm getting information. You're getting disorderly. I did. Okay. All right. I did. >> So, here's what's going to happen. You've been made whole, right? You got your money back. >> You pulled up. I didn't want you to have to chase me. >> So, here's what we're going to do. They want you trespass. They don't just listen. I know it doesn't mean anything. >> It's a McDonald on every corner. >> Customers are right. Thank you. >> Okay. Driver's license number or something from you or name, date of birth. >> I don't have one. Well, I'm going to issue a trespass notice and I have to fill out a piece of paper. >> I can care less. >> I just need some information. >> No, >> but I >> She gave a description. You can use that, but I No. No, sir. >> So, I'm filling out a paper. >> Go ahead. Fill it out. >> It's going to have your information on it so that you can't come back on the property. >> Who wants to? It's a McDonald. There's one. But I have to serve you. >> I'm not about to give you my info. Sorry. >> You are because it's a crime if you don't. >> No, it's trespassing. >> The crime is her being nasty and won't make my sandwich the way I paid for it. It's my money. >> Okay. That's nasty. >> You're going to make it more difficult than it has to be. >> If you arrest me, I promise you, you're going to have a problem. >> I I won't have a problem. >> Yes, you will. Because >> Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am, >> we're just trying to identify you to give you a piece of paper. >> Okay, that's it. You have to identify yourself. >> TOO MANY MCDONALD'S OUT HERE >> BECAUSE we've already explained >> she was the rude ass [ __ ] >> Disord another level. >> Stop. >> Bring yours down cuz I'm done. Fine. Stop a piece of paper. >> FOR WHAT? OVER A SANDWICH. >> When someone feels disrespected over a small mistake, they can turn it into a so-called fight for justice. But this was never really about 30 cents. What she wanted was reassurance that she still mattered. >> You're making us your enemy. >> I'm ready. I gave you my info. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes, I did. I said my last name, Hancock 3616. >> Damn. Over aing burger that she didn't even make, right? that I traveled way further. >> Are you going to listen to me? >> Miss Hancock, what's your first name? >> The easiest thing to do is just give us your info. We give you We give you a piece of paper and you don't come back. Then you're free to leave trespass. So I'm not coming back. >> But we have to serve you with a criminal trespass notice. No, you don't. >> Yes, by law we do. Okay. Then we're going to call then we're going to arrest you TO IDENTIFY. THEN identify yourself. >> You do nothing. I already said it. >> Okay. You're under arrest. Put hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. You are under arrest for failure to identify. >> Put your hands. >> Okay. My last name is Hancock. I already told you that. >> Behind your back. >> No, I don't want your hands. Keep on. I'm telling you. >> Okay. I'M SAYING OKAY. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAG. >> OKAY. [screaming] I SAID OKAY. [crying] >> YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK, >> SIR. WAIT. I SAID OKAY. I'M GET DOWN. CAN I PLEASE UP AGAINST THE CAR? AGAINST UP AGAINST THE CAR. >> Oh my god. Why would you hate me? >> Look at my face. Why are you laughing? >> Why did you look at my OH MY GOD. >> THAT'S >> IT'S ALL RIGHT. She's stacked. >> I know. I'm just going to have to go in the car. >> My leg. LOOK AT MY FACE. WHY WOULD YOU punch me? I DIDN'T EVEN HIT YOU. I HAVE SOMETHING FOR MY MOUTH, PLEASE. WHY WOULD YOU PUNCH ME like >> mother 31? >> Why? You didn't need to punch when you don't in custody. Just look resistant. >> I didn't get your shoe. >> Get your shoe. >> Give me Where is it? I can't see it. >> Put your shoe on. I'm trying to catch my breath. I'm sorry. >> Didn't have to even be this way. >> Can I just please go home now? >> You're going to jail. >> As her ego was cornered, logic disappeared and instinct took over. She believed she could pressure law enforcement the way she would customer service. But the legal system doesn't offer refunds or undo buttons for bad behavior. >> My mouth. >> Do y'all give people stuff? >> I got her. Yeah. >> Interceded. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Listen to me. Stop and listen. Stop and listen. >> Stop and listen. >> Do you have any guns or knives on you? >> Do I have a what? >> Guns or knives on you? >> No. My lip feels like it's busted or something. >> And we will get a medic to see you. >> But I mean like is my skin on my lip hanging cuz it feels nip is busted, sir. Like how you I don't have no p no pockets, >> sir. >> Okay, ma'am. It doesn't even have to be this way. >> I don't mind. You're going >> Stop. >> You brought it to this. >> Stay down till the medic gets here to see you. >> I WANT TO GO. >> You don't have a choice. [crying] >> You just called the police force against you. But you punched me ON YOUR OWN WILL. >> I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. Tell him to stop cuz I'm going to >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE STILL ARGUING. >> NO, I'M NOT. I'M JUST ASKING. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> YES, SIR. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> WHY ARE Y'ALL SO LIKE THIS OVER a sandwich? >> Close door. Oh my gosh, [screaming] my mouth hurts. I can't believe he punched me. I got a piece so bad. Sir, excuse me. Look at my face. Oh my god. Look at my face, sir. Miss Hancock. >> Yes, sir. >> We're going to try this again. >> Can I please call her? >> Stop. No. You are under arrest. >> Miss Hancock, what is your first name? >> My first My lip hurts. My first name is Latika. >> La. >> The cut on her lip became a moment worth reflecting on. Everything started with insults and ended there. When the truth could no longer be avoided, arrogance slowly gave way to real consequences. >> I didn't even know he knew that to be >> How do you spell your name? >> Let >> Yes, sir. >> How do you spell your first name? [gasps] >> L. >> Yes. A T I K A >> K A. Let's date of birth. [panting] >> 0522. I'm all in my mouth when I'm talking. >> Two two. >> I'm almost done. 052. >> Hold on. I got to [panting] >> take time. As long as you actually answer my question. >> I am. I'm just >> 05. >> I can't. >> 22. >> Um, >> what year? >> Can you say what you got? I'm sorry. >> 05. 22. What year? >> 91. >> 1991. Sir, >> Latika. >> Yes, sir. There go your social. >> Excuse me. >> Listen to me. >> Yes, sir. >> Paramedics are on the way. They'll look you over. You are under arrest. This went from a very simple identify yourself and we give you a piece OF PAPER. >> YES, SIR. >> To you go to jail. >> I was saying I wasn't going to come back and I was >> Look at me. What are we? >> But you're nicer. >> Stop. I know. And I tried being nice and you didn't want to go that route either. >> He didn't have to punch me. I didn't even do that. >> Look at me. We're not McDonald's security. We're township police officers. >> I don't care contract with him. >> We tried multiple times to explain to you that you must identify. >> I DIDN'T WANT TO TALK TO HIM NO more cuz he was out there and I started talking to you and I said, "Okay, I'll give you." Yes. And I was TRYING TO REALLY GIVE YOU MY name and then you HIT ME IN MY FACE. >> AND I tried and I tried and I tried. >> Yes, you did. And I really appreciate that. >> And I explained to you that if you don't, >> you go to jail. Well, and your next words were then, "Take me to jail." >> No, I said I DON'T WANT TO GO TO JAIL FOR A SANDWICH. Don't take me to jail is what I said. >> You chose this. >> No, I didn't. >> Wait a minute. You get here and they'll look you over. >> Excuse me. >> While trying to gain sympathy, she accidentally admitted she had been drinking and spilled alcohol in her car. In that moment, her defenses collapsed under the influence. What sounded harmless shut down every moral argument she had made before. I just cracked it open. I spilled half of it in the car >> cuz I could smell. >> No, I mean >> talking. >> Can I do a sobriety or whatever y'all? >> Yes. Did I say it right? Sobriety. >> Sri something. [ __ ] Something >> we're going to treat you fair and we're going to treat you honest. You shouldn't put us in that position. >> Megan can I just >> No. Unfortunately, when we have to make a physical arrest and we have to go hands-on, then you got to go to jail. >> But you didn't even have to punch me. >> Ma'am, you was pulling away from me. >> But you DIDN'T HAVE TO DO THAT. IS that really like my mouth on the inside hurts? >> Did it work? >> You told me I do it work. >> Would you rather been tased? Would you rather been tased? >> I don't even know what my face looks like. >> It's not bad. >> It feels like it hurts. Can you call the number for me so my brother can come get his car? >> No, it's going to get towed. >> Sorry. I mean, do I get more time on that? I'm sorry. Okay, >> but listen. Are you going to cooperate or do we have to fight you again to get you in the car? >> I want them to look at your mouth. To do that, we got to open the door. Matter of fact, just stay right there. >> Can you come on this side? >> Yeah, we'll just come on this side. Okay. >> Can I put your seatelt on you? >> Seat belt's all jacked up now. >> Can you just come over here to be easier? >> I don't want to fight with you again. >> Ain't nobody trying to fight with you. You the one aggressive. You the one who punched me in my mouth. Talking about now. >> Anybody talking to you? >> I'm talking to you. >> Well, who cares? Bye. >> How are you, sir? >> My skin is gone and everything. I'll be honest. If it wasn't you two, I'd probably be angry. But >> it is. So, >> she resisted. >> No, I didn't. I didn't even want to go. >> Do you see what we do? >> Everything's on camera. >> I know. >> Cameras. Our cars have cameras. >> I just appreciate you though. You must have a daughter. And I do appreciate you. >> I know because you wouldn't I know. I can tell, sir. And I'm just saying thank you. >> All right. I'm going to This is just sterile water. I'm not worried about that. I just want to clean the blood up off your face. Okay. Take a couple a look at look in your teeth. >> Do it without that part. >> I just need to see in your mouth real quick. Make sure there's no teeth broken. Go ahead and smile real big for me. >> I mean, it it feels like the big one right here. >> It feels loose. >> Yep. >> I'm sorry. >> You're all right. >> Yeah. I got to It's kind of dried on there, so I got to kind of push a little hard. >> You're probably the nicest one I'm going to see all day. If that's blood right there, you might want to get it up. I don't know. >> I think that's just >> raindrops. >> Okay. I don't behind you over there. >> What's that? >> He's over there. >> Okay. >> I don't know how this works, so I'm sorry. I wasn't even fighting her. That lady, I didn't touch that lady at all. I was outside when you guys pulled up. Oh, my mouth hurt so bad. >> In the end, Latika Hancock wasn't arrested over a wrong McDonald's order. She was arrested for her own arrogance and charged with resisting an officer and obstructing justice. A costly lesson. If you want to make a scene over 30 cents, make sure you're ready to pay with your freedom. Different locations, but next case, same cause. Ego overpowering common sense. On October 23rd, 2024 in Texas, police conducted what was supposed to be a routine traffic stop for a safety violation. But within minutes, the situation escalated into something far more serious. When false beliefs about special privilege were exposed, the consequences began to unfold. No, I do. >> Huh? >> What do you want? >> Do what? >> What do you want? >> What? Who? What' you call me? >> I said, "Aren't you officially Floyd?" >> No, I'm not Floyd. I'm Ne. >> That's Floyd. >> Nope, that ain't Floyd. >> One of you I guess somebody named Floyd the night that I my truck I stole. >> Yeah, >> that I got it. >> What is all that stuff? This is hardware. >> Hardware? >> Yeah. I >> the green boxes. >> Yeah. >> But what's the real reason you pull me over? Cuz I seen you follow me. >> You ain't got your seat belt on. >> No, I seen y'all follow me since. >> It's like that sometimes. >> We always back each other up. Same unit pulled over. I am pulled over from sitting here with an officer. >> I need your insurance card. >> I got to go. They got I got to have my insurance card. I got to go ask my insurance. Verify my insurance is valid. My tag is valid. My license is valid. >> How long you on paper towel? >> For 6 years. >> You guys are going back to Texas. >> Ain't no you guys. >> I didn't do anything to get my truck stolen. And because I was stressed out over my truck being stolen, I got reported to the probation officer that I appeared to be stressed out. Try not to be treated without money all day long. >> It ain't got nothing to do with us. We ain't mess with you. >> The nice person facade started to crack when her criminal record came to light. What she had tried so hard to hide slowly surfaced. Instead of backing down, Karen pushed back even harder, entering a phase of stubborn resistance and denial. I can run. >> I know I have the right to say no. >> Here, step back here. But if a dog runs around any alerts, you can't say. >> They'll always say alerts. Uh, no matter what, you have an empty bag and you say on behind me trying to make it step over here. He wants to check your car today. Oopsie. We're stopping for Come here. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. Top seek. Top seek. >> Honestly, y'all are hindering that. I don't care if anybody's trying to be armed. Look, it's not our fault you don't have a normal job like everybody else. It's your fault for being a a criminal. >> I'm a criminal. >> You got a very long criminal history and it's your fault that you're in the shape you're in, not ours. So, stop your bitching. >> But crime scrapping is a criminal. >> It's obvious crime doesn't pay cuz look where you are. >> Stand over. He ain't told you to move. You're not going to do this. >> My vehicle. >> Well, we're fixing to search it. So, get over it. reason he didn't alert >> sit down. >> You're a liar. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. You not understand English. >> Illegal, sir. >> Go in handcuffs. It don't make a difference to me. >> Me either CUZ I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING [ __ ] WRONG. >> GET OFF the phone. Drive without A SEAT BELT. >> I SAID A SEAT BELT TICKET. I'M CALLING I'M STOP. >> I didn't do anything to y'all. I didn't do a [ __ ] thing to y'all. Your behavior, >> your behavior is dictating what's happening to you now. >> You want to go down that road, just keep on going down the road. >> Traffic stop all of this because of that. >> We're doing our job. >> You're acting like a child. That's what >> is what you're supposed to do to people. Not sure. >> Yeah. Well, maybe you should have gone to the academy. >> Are you on the ground? >> Threw yourself on the ground. >> Mom, >> five cameras running. Nobody. Mom, DO YOU SEE WHAT THEY'RE DOING? >> She can't hear you. I hung it up. Stay on the ground. >> She deliberately ignored her past violations while demanding respect as if she were a model citizen. Her overconfidence masked deep insecurity. And when the K9 unit alerted, the victim story she had built officially reached its breaking point. 152 miles 142. >> I've been doing this job. >> A lot of things, y'all. I tell people all the time that they have something that they have. >> Listen, I'm not lying to you, okay? I've done this job for 21 years, and I'm not lying. Been a canine handler for over 10, operated several dogs, trained several dogs. The dog gave me an alert >> and I have people in my vehicle all the time saying my vehicle I just fine stolen. I don't know what's in it. >> So I said, you know, I don't want to search CUZ I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. >> But I don't know what they have in my truck. >> Well, >> can I get up? >> No. >> Your behavior, the way you're acting, you're better off right there. Cuz if you get up and you start acting a fool, then you're going to be on the ground cuz I'll push your ass to the ground >> and then get back down on the ground. Embarrassing. >> Well, you started. I >> [ __ ] did this, but y'all did. >> We How did we do this? >> How did we do this? >> A seat belt. >> How did we do that? >> You followed me from sky and stalk me from >> Were you driving without a seat belt? >> Seat belt. >> Were you driving without a seat belt? >> Did we all of this because seat belt? >> Listen. Listen to me. It's not us. You're the one that decided to put a motor vehicle on the road and not wear a seat belt. You got stopped for it. You started with an attitude and that's why you got the No, >> didn't start with an attitude. >> Really? >> I didn't. But y'all had no right. >> Well, we just put you in cuss because you were just here. >> I have no right to search my vehicle. Just And the dog alert on the outside of my vehicle didn't give you the right to search. >> Yeah, it does. Per US Supreme Court. It does. And per >> even after the facts were clear, she kept looking for someone else to blame. She knew that with 6 years of suspended probation still hanging over her in Texas, this violation could bring serious consequences. From that moment on, her situation only grew more desperate. >> No. >> Did you hide anything on you at all? >> We don't have anything. I didn't I have I told you I have not been using. Didn't know that [ __ ] thing was up underneath my skin. >> If a female comes here and searches you, that's one thing. But if they don't if they can't get a female to come here and search you and they do decide to take you to jail, listen, it's an automatic extra charge. You cross that door. So, >> don't have anything on me. I didn't know that was underneath my seat. >> Just get over here. [clears throat] [laughter] >> I won't run after you. >> If you run, >> he will. >> I'm not going to make you run after me. I'm old and I'm fat and I'm slow. I'm not going to make nobody run after me. I'm just telling you, if you do decide to run, you take fate into your own hands by his jaws. >> All right. Your probation officer said that um he walked out on a drug test on them. >> I already had a transfer on transfer to Texas. >> Well, he said he got that they got you off got you from Texas and regardless, he said part of your conditions, no alcohol, illegal drugs. You're the only one in the truck. The truck belongs to you. You have drug paraphernalia in there. So, I didn't know that was under there. >> Well, you're going to be charged with paraphernalia and VOP. >> So, do you not remember the attitude you had from the start? >> Yeah, because it was a seat belt. Like, I have people depending on >> and now it's a myth pipe and a felony VOP. >> I have the people depending on me to bring them dinner and stuff. I needed to make it to the scrapyard. >> Do you have anything on you or in you that's going to get you in trouble? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Cuz when we get to the jail, if you bring anything inside the sally port or anything beyond that point, you will get charged with another felony. Do you understand? >> Okay. Hey, do you have anything on you? All right, let's go. >> What's this right here? >> By this point, the woman had almost fallen silent. Her earlier arrogance no longer had a place. As the evidence came together, the good person image collapsed, replaced by a clearer picture of a deeply troubled lifestyle. >> Can you please just call my dad? He's got He's on >> I'm not going to call anybody right this second. >> He's on social security disability. I cannot afford a tow truck v. >> Well, that that's not my problem, honestly. Sit down in there. >> Probation officer. I talked to him. He said that she's been a thorn in his side. She walked out on a drug test and she's got drug paraphernalia in the truck. >> Go. >> So, >> see, here tell me she just used a couple days ago. >> His literal words were thorn in my side. >> And she just went stupid on us. >> We had to put her in handcuffs because she kept pulling away. So, I don't Are you taking the case number and I'll do the VOP or what? >> I can't. Okay. >> I found the pipe. >> Well, step out of the car, Krista, >> number. >> Just stay right there. >> Huh? >> I didn't have anything. >> No, I know. They're >> searching. This ain't long. That's what I'm going to explain to you. I just searched that vehicle. Anything in there from this point on belongs to you. Let's have a seat. Have >> anything? In the end, she was arrested and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and violation of probation. This time, the consequences were severe and she could lose her freedom for a significant period. She didn't lose to the police. 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