I can't stand upright. What do you want? I'll stand up. >> What are you doing? Stop. >> I don't know what to do. >> Stop. Act [screaming] like an [ __ ] >> Okay. Shoot me. Shoot me. >> Every time you think you've seen the worst Karen out there, another one shows up. Crazier, louder, and way more unhinged than the last. It >> hurts. Please let me go. Please don't touch me. Don't touch me. You white piece of >> You're going to get tased. Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> When confidence turns into arrogance and love twists itself into destruction. [screaming] Get out of me. >> They swear they're fighting for what's right, but really they're just fighting reality and losing. On October 15th, 2024, at Disney World's Port Orleans Resort, everything seemed peaceful until a 41-year-old guest named Christine Neil got drunk and started causing a scene. The management had no choice but to call the police. And from that moment on, everything went downhill. >> Do you like to charge me? You can get me down to the sheriff's department. >> Okay. I don't need anybody else speaking for my name. >> Okay. How are you today? I am not well. I came here, I fled Key West because my family's toxic. I unfortunately came back to my room. Cali was here with another woman and I kept asking what they were here for. I didn't know. >> I had already paid the um room fee. >> I'm sorry, ma'am. Do you happen to have your identification on you? I do. >> Can I see it, please? >> Sure. When none of them are around. >> Something around your um neck. Do you happen to? >> No, sir. This is for tonight. >> No, your wallet around your neck. >> Hey, Mom. I'm sorry. She called >> Ma'am. Ma'am and I'm sorry. >> Go ahead and read the trespass to her. >> I have no idea. I was drinking this bar. I >> Do you guys want to prosecute criminal if she refuses to leave? >> Because >> after you trespass, >> do you want to prosecute criminally if she refuses to leave? >> Oh, she can. >> I'm That's the manager's call. >> But they are going to go ahead and arrest. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. So if we read the trespass warning to her. >> So give me a trespass. >> All right. Uh you're here by trespass from all Walt Disney World properties to include but not limited to theme parks, water parks, resorts, >> and private. >> I can't figure out how I got here. And I don't know why this keeps going further. >> Quit raising your voice. >> Oh, cuz I I got louder to speak to the officer over them. That's what causes >> Nobody's saying anything. >> So cuz I came here cuz I [ __ ] was abused. No, >> Christy. Calm. down. >> I tried to talk to the officer. I tried to talk to [ __ ] her. There is no talking. All these people want is your [ __ ] money. >> Stop. Calm down. Calm down. >> Hold on. Can I not stay? >> That's what the trespass warning is for. >> Once that's signed. >> Okay. Well, don't touch my paperwork. >> Hold on. I'm just asking. So once that's signed, I can't stay. >> Shut up. Once I can't So once you once that's signed, I can't stay until I paid for it. >> Sorry. It's already signed. You >> Okay. So I can't stay until Saturday. Okay, perfect. Fill out the paperwork. What would you like for me to pack up? >> Her drunken state didn't just cloud her judgment. It made her believe she could buy her way out of the mess. She talked about money, about family, acting like she was still in control. But in truth, control was the very thing she'd already lost. She believed cash could place her above the law, but not even her own mother could pull her back into reality. >> So, when's my refund be going to be available? Ma'am, you've been asked to leave property. >> You have chosen to call the police. I was at the bar. I came here in just shut up. Just stop. >> I came here seeking refuge. >> I should have went to the police department. You're right. I went there and I needed help. So, I came here. I did every resource I had. >> And it's not available to get my money back. No, >> I will not leave. You're already working on it. You come near me again and I'm going to take you to jail. >> I said officer. >> You did not walk up on me like that. You do not walk on that. >> I said officer. >> Go to your room and pack your things. >> I said officer. >> No, you didn't. You were running. >> No, I didn't. I ran out of the room and said officer. >> You don't run near these people. >> I didn't run. >> Move over here, please. >> Go pack up your stuff. Go pack up your stuff. >> Have all your workers stand out at me and watch. What did I do, officer? What am I being charged with? >> No crime at this time, man. As long as you pack your things up and leave. >> Oh, as long as I pack things up and leave. Where's my refund? I paid until Saturday. >> They'll reimburse you. >> I paid two hotels until Saturday. >> Okay, they'll reimburse you. Don't worry. >> What? >> They will reimburse you. >> I can't re >> Okay, just back things up. >> I'm trying to figure out what's going on. I can't figure out why I fled here and why >> under no uncertain terms this happened to anybody else. Officer, >> ma'am, pack your things up. Pack your things up and I came here in the middle of the night. >> Pack your things up and start heading out. >> What happened? >> Pack your things up and start heading out, please. Your mom's already downstairs. She's got in the car. Just pack your things up and what I done. >> Okay. Right now, you're refusing to leave. I don't want to take you to jail. >> I do not want to take you to jail. What did I do wrong? >> It doesn't matter. You're You're intoxicated in public. That's pl and simple. >> Okay. So, they offer alcohol. So, that's all I'm then. >> So, it's up to you to be responsible. >> Okay. So, if I go into my room, what if we're missing? >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm not going to argue. >> I can't figure out what I've done. >> I'm not going to argue with you. >> I can't figure out what I've done. What did I do? >> You're intoxicated in public. >> What is that? >> They offer alcohol. They supplied. >> She threw money at the staff downstairs and they've had it. >> Wait, what? I threw money. Hi, sir. >> No, I didn't. I have all my cell phone footage. >> In her anger, she turned on the weakest person in the room, her mother. The look in her eyes wasn't of a daughter seeking help anymore, but of someone used to giving orders. And when the real reason came to light, it became clear she wasn't the victim. She was the one causing the pain. You >> paid to stay. So, what's the problem? >> Shut up. >> Right now, if Disney doesn't want you on the property, they have the right to say, "Hey, we want you to leave." It's a civil issue. >> So, they can have an abuser here, and that's okay. >> Who's the abuser? >> Shut up. Get in here and pack. >> Of course, cuz officer So, >> thank you, ma'am. I appreciate you, mister. >> Yeah, of course you do. >> I don't know what's right. What's wrong? Shut up. >> There's a purse on the counter, man. >> There's way more in there. >> Okay. Well, ma'am, don't let it lock. >> Oh, there's a lock, but >> So, just grab your things. Help your mama out. Here's your purse, Carol. >> Mom or ma'am, can you >> please just gather your things up and head out? >> It won't work. Doors are too heavy here. >> There is a little bit of acri money that we could be nicer here. You know, just in case. >> Is the refund coming? You said there was refund. >> They're working on it. >> So, are they working on it or not? >> Yes. >> Is it going through? >> I don't know. No, I don't work for Disney. >> Okay. Well, she works for Disney and I'm sure you can ask. Okay, we'll ask her for you. >> Okay. Well, you guys help me in between leaving from an abuser. So, you know what? You guys can figure out everything you need. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Start. >> Unfortunately, I put everything in this room. Unfortunately, I need to know where I need to go cuz I need to find another room off property. >> Yeah, I would say always wins. >> Imagine that. >> Yeah, imagine that. Can they work on >> pumpkin? >> The bezer always wins. Of course, >> your mom take your [ __ ] pumpkin. >> Hey, we're [ __ ] after the [ __ ] idiot. >> Ma'am, are you staying on property somewhere? >> I have rooms with my >> Okay. You know, she cannot stay there either. She has to be completely off of all Disney properties, Disney Springs, the water parks, the theme parks. >> Wait tonight. Well, she can't. She has to leave immediately. So, >> your pieces should uh stop it. >> Your refund is being processed now. >> As long as we vacate the premises, we'll be fine. >> Yeah, I'm sure you are. >> As long as it's me, that's the problem. [ __ ] the problem. >> Oh, yeah. >> When she learned she was banned for life from Disney, she completely fell apart. Drunk, furious, and emotionally spent, she unleashed all her rage on the only person who refused to abandon her, her mom. The footage inside the hotel room was never released for privacy reasons. >> Ow! Ow! That wasn't What the [ __ ] I didn't do anything. Ow! I didn't do anything. That wasn't >> Relax your arms. >> I wasn't I am relaxed. >> All right. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke, stab, or anything like that, ma'am? >> No. Sorry. Is this my voice wrong? I'm serious. >> Okay. >> Well, I asked you to quit turning around. >> Now I got to pe you up against the wall. >> Oh, hey. Ow. Ow. Ow. What are you doing? I didn't know you told me to stand up. You told me to lean on you, sir. I didn't stand up. Fall. >> I didn't know I'd fall. I'm sorry. I've never been in handcuffs before. >> Are you done? >> WHAT THE [ __ ] I WANTED TO LEAVE. I fell on a wall. WHAT DO YOU WANT? I can't stand upright. What do you want? I'll stand up. >> What are you doing? Stop. >> I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO. >> STOP. ACT LIKE AN [ __ ] [screaming] >> OKAY. Shoot me. Shoot me. I'm sorry. >> Why are you acting like an idiot? >> I don't know what's right. What's wrong? >> Jesus Christ. You're kicking at cops. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't know what your problem is. You almost HIT THAT DEPUTY. >> I'M SORRY. I'M SO SORRY. >> You done? >> She'd be having a pretty bad issue right now. You going to gather yourself for a minute, >> Miss Neil? >> Yes, sir. >> Can we walk down quietly or no? >> I don't know why I'm being arrested. I'm just putting myself in here. I'll be quiet, sir. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Well, I'll explain to you. You can't push your mama cuz you guys are >> I didn't push my mom. I pushed her to ask her what the [ __ ] she did to call the law on me. >> Okay. Well, she didn't call the law on you. It was Disney. One, two, three, up. Sir, I have a broken right foot, sir. I can't put all my weight on it. >> One, two, three, up. >> There you go. All right, we're going to take you to >> Her emotions swung like a pendulum. From violent aggression, even kicking at officers, to a manipulative, almost rehearsed apology. But it wasn't remorse. It was a desperate attempt to control the situation again. Even when cuffed and escorted to the patrol car, she refused to comply. Okay. Okay. Just walk. >> OH MY GOD. WHAT DID I DO TO YOU? I'm sorry. Okay. Okay. I quit. >> Stop this nonsense. >> I quit. I quit. I quit. Okay. I quit. >> I don't know what I've done this. Stand up like an adult. >> Stand up and walk like an adult. >> What is wrong with you? Why are you mad at me? Why? >> Cuz you're not cooperating. >> What did I do wrong? Tell me what I did. You told me to get down and put my hands behind my back. I did. What did I DO WRONG? PLEASE TELL ME. Please tell me WHAT I DID WRONG. I DON'T KNOW WHAT I DID. >> What are you doing? >> I have to lean myself up, sir. I have to lean on my feet, my hood, and my >> my hoof of my foot. My heel on my foot and my toe. I'm sorry. I HAVE A BROKEN FOOT. IT'S LISTED. >> What did I do to you? I'm sorry. Beat me until I'm dead. I'm sorry. I'm What did I do wrong? >> This. >> This? >> What? I ask you for extra with my right foot. >> Jesus beat her up to a floor, too. They're lying to you. >> Just hold on. >> There is an elevator up to flirt too, officer. >> Why are you yelling to you? >> DON'T YELL >> BECAUSE YOU GOT MAD AT ME. >> ME? >> I haven't got mad at you. [snorts] >> He got mad at me. See, I was being disooperative and I'm being cooperative. >> YOU MUST HAVE BEEN talking about the other guy. >> Mike walked away. >> Yeah, the other deputy's not here right now. >> You know what? I've tried everything. You know what? Timmy Joe, I'm here. We're trying >> with a different letter. Figure it out. I'll take the charge, but you guys got to figure it out. I won't be back. Be your problem. >> Stand up. >> I know I'm a problem. I get it. >> But you know what? Running for safety isn't a problem and never should have been. >> Well, I'd like for you to tell us what happened. >> You know what? I came here last night in the middle of last night and I begged for them to give me a room. I paid $1,700 to get away from my brother-in-law. is a prosecutor in North Carolina. I'm not see >> we don't stand for it with a broken foot. I'm a problem, too. >> We got the AC pumping in here. Got the AC on for you. >> Later, the deputy returned to speak privately with her mother. The woman's detailed statement along with visible bruises, fresh and old, cemented the criminal case. Because the victim was over 65, the assault was upgraded to a serious felony. >> Was she like open palm or she? >> She No, I was trying to get her stuff out of the the bathroom and she shoved my my back and I hit the the shower wall. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. >> You need fire department? No. >> Please step over this way. >> No. >> That's a pretty good noggin on your head. >> 68. >> Okay. Uh well, because of your age, it's elevated >> because it's elderly abuse. Well, it's not that, ma'am. >> I know. >> At your age, you shouldn't be dealing with none of this. >> And I can see your eyes starting to get a little black and blue as well. >> And that was when she was throwing things in the room yesterday. It's It's been a bad time. >> Okay. Alcohol issues, >> huh? >> Alcohol issues. >> Actually, can can we not talk in front of everybody else? >> Miss Neil, >> what? >> You all right? to you like you were going to do what you do. >> Okay. I'm just I'm just I could just go ahead and do what you do. >> You say nothing against my family. I'm not saying anything distorted. >> In the end, Christine was booked into jail and faced multiple charges, resisting arrest, assaulting an officer, and attacking her own mother. She was eventually tased at the jail for continued resistance and banned indefinitely from all Disney properties despite pleading not guilty. That same month, her mother filed paperwork asking the court not to prosecute her daughter. No one saw it coming. The attack on her own mother was just the opening act of Karen's complete descent into chaos. On August 2nd, 2025, Key West police responded to a crash on Margaret Street, where a car [music] had been struck head-on by a driver going the wrong way. When officers located the suspect, what first looked like a simple DUI stop quickly turned into a tense and chaotic arrest. >> That's his and this is >> that's that's where she that's where she crashed. >> This is her vehicle. >> Yes. And then she look at you under the health and then she just coming. She supposed to go that way and then she coming that way by two part and then I forgot what the street. >> Where were you? >> I'm me. I'm coming. I'm go like from going front street try to make a left turn and then I think N street or something like that. >> N. >> Yeah. She coming the one way. She's supposed to go that way and then she coming bump to bump with me. And then >> so yours was on Caroline. >> No, I'm in the I'm on the first street. >> Okay. License, registration, insurance, please. You mind getting it for me? >> 100%. >> Okay. Calm down with the attitude. Okay. >> Okay. >> Attitude. >> Yes. >> License, registration, insurance. >> Yes, you do. >> They already ask you for the documents that you need. >> I'm going right home. I live right here. >> All right. You mind getting your registration for me as well? >> I already have my license. Everybody knows me. I'll live right here. He literally is a Haitian looking for a lawsuit. >> What does that mean? That has nothing to do with anything. So, if you're going to come with your racist remarks, I'm not going to have it. Okay? >> You know what? I got nine black kids. Don't >> No, you'reing yourself. >> I'm not a racist. >> Okay. Then don't say remarks like that. >> My nine black kids and racist I am. >> What's your phone number? >> You came at me. What's your phone number? >> I'm not a racist. >> What's your phone number? >> You literally started that. phone number. >> You literally started that. I parked He came out of his caring at me like >> Okay. Where did the accident? >> Where did the accident take? >> There was no accident. >> Okay. All right. >> You got you got your registration from me? >> Yeah. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> Calm down. 100%. >> I just saw the front of your vehicle and the front of his vehicle. You have his paint all over your vehicle. >> No, I don't. >> Yeah, you do. >> This is two people that hit my car. This was a ebike that hit my car. >> We're not looking at that. >> We're not looking at that. >> Another car that >> We're not looking at that either. >> I know, but I'm just saying. >> Okay. Well, I don't care about any of that. >> Well, I am grateful. >> All I care about is the is is the part where his paint is on your vehicle. >> Dude, I'm a teacher here 27 years. >> Okay. What does that have to do with anything? I know. >> The moment she was questioned, she went straight into denial mode. Loud, fast, and defensive. But once the evidence was laid out, her confidence cracked. Unable to argue with the facts, she turned on the victim instead, belittling him as if his credibility were beneath her. When logic failed, she clung to status and superiority. >> I'm telling you, these try to take your [ __ ] every day. >> What are you What are you talking about? I have no idea what you're talking about. >> They didn't do anything wrong. What do you mean these? What? What does that mean? >> 60% Haitian Hobb. I teach them. >> Oh, so so we're making this a race then? >> No, I'm not. I got nine black kids. I just told that guy. >> That's exactly what you said. Lower your voice. Don't yell. >> I work >> It's a crime to leave that scene in. >> I can't wait to to I did not leave the crime of accident. I work homicide. I work with every kid in the >> That has nothing to do with anything. >> I have never left any thing in my life. Oh my god. I can't wait for them to get here. I can't wait. I can't wait. Baby, it's not a good situation. You're at the dock. I need you to come here. I'm here. I'm right past uh Harpoon Harry's and um apparently this dude Haitian is telling me I hit him and I did not and I can't wait for a video recording. I will whatever. We'll get the alert on it. Come. I did not hit >> He can't come here. Okay. He can stay 25 ft away. I don't care. No, he can't. You're Yeah. Call right now. This is [ __ ] This [ __ ] Hian saying I hit him and I did not. And all the [ __ ] on my car is from everybody else in my park situation hit me. I've gotten hit like four times in the last week just sitting in my resident parking. Go yourselves. Yeah. Can you just come get me, baby? >> Nobody's coming. Nobody's coming here. >> No, they aren't. >> No, they're not. No, >> they are. >> No, they're not. >> Um, >> if they come here, they're going to get arrested. >> I you then that's fine. >> Okay, fine. >> Keep pumping this up until that you lose your job >> cuz you're really dumb. Stupid. I'm on the board. I do other >> realizing she was losing control, she tried to twist the story. Every word became a weapon, building fake moral and legal barriers to justify her actions. She went from arguing to challenging police authority, all while making frantic phone calls as if she could hold on to an illusion that was already collapsing. >> You're being an [ __ ] I need them to come. I don't even know my name. I can't wait. I'm call the mayor right now cuz he's friends. >> Uh yeah, Dad. I'm on the corner of these harassing me. Um right on the This dude, this Haitian chased me down past Harpoon Aries. What's going on? >> I need you to come here and I need you. >> I am uh right past Harpoon Harry's past Harpoon Aries on uh Margaret. Yes. >> I'll be there. >> I love you so much. Thank you very much. >> All right. Love you. >> Who's going to get your dog? Him or your son? >> That's my dad. He's going to come. >> Is >> Go yourself. >> Okay. >> This is my son. The is the I CAN'T TALK TO MY SON. >> NO, he cannot come within 25 ft of us. I already told you that. >> Can he GIVE ME A CIGARETTE? >> NO. >> Have a cigarette. >> Daddy's coming now. Is this on? >> Yes. >> Good. You are >> Can I We're like >> Can I just get a CUT ME OFF? YOU GUYS ALREADY broke my arm and dislocated my elbow. [laughter] Honey, can I just have a cigarette? >> You're really I have dealt with only abuse victim for my whole life. I work on homicide my wholeing life and you guys are I want my kids coming. My dad's coming. We're three generations here. I can't wait. >> It didn't take three generations to see what was happening as it was a public meltdown. Her excuses became more absurd by the minute, turning the scene into a form of twisted entertainment for onlookers. And when she crumpled up and threw the crash report in frustration, everyone could see the truth. A teaching degree doesn't teach class. >> Why not? >> Okay, walk over to the side. >> That's already claimed. >> No, it's already claimed. >> What do you want over there? >> It's already on. This is over here. We're going to walk right here. >> No, he's bullsh >> Where's >> going to do it? That's full of >> impatience [ __ ] >> My dad is coming. >> Ma'am, right now listen to me. Stop talking. >> No. No. >> Okay, listen. Obviously, you have been drinking. Okay, >> I had >> I can smell alcohol. >> I have a brain tumor. >> Hey, officer, >> are you done with your crash investigation? >> They already know. >> Officer is done with this crash investigation. >> I had two drinks. I had two drinks. I should have two drinks. I was going >> All right. So, listen to this officer now. >> No, I mean it for my dad. No, you're going to listen to this officer. >> No, you're going to wait and listen to me, please. >> That is my actual service dog. You crazies. >> That is my act. >> Take my dog. Wait a minute, guys. >> Stop. >> Look, I'm going to put my This is my dad. Bad dad. [screaming] Yeah, I need you. I need you to on the top. THESE GUYS ARE OUT OF CONTROL. >> Let them take it. Can they take it? I don't want you to have nothing in there. There's >> Stop pushing against me. >> Dude rocks. >> Can you take off? Take off. >> My dad and my son take my purse. >> As officers tried to take her to the patrol car, she resisted fiercely. Even restrained, she kept yelling like money or status could still save her. What terrified her wasn't the handcuffs. It was being treated like everyone else. And inside the car, her emotional storm only GREW LOUDER. >> THEY ARE. They break my arms. Give it to my dad. That's my husband. >> VIDEO NOW. >> YOU don't have to put there. You got TWO HANDCUFFS. SPREAD THE ARM. >> BEFORE YOU GO ON cuffs with your parenting [clears throat] me, >> get in the vehicle. >> Get in the vehicle. >> No. I have every right. >> Get in the vehicle. >> Hit my head harder. >> GET IN THE VEHICLE. >> HIT MY HEAD HARDER. I CAN'T WAIT TO HIT my vehicle, man. >> It's great. >> Get in the vehicle. >> Can you get my husband my purse? in my >> youing [ __ ] Want my gun on my son? Go yourself. Go yourself. GO. [screaming] STOP. HEY. HEY. HEY. [screaming] HEY. Can you answer me? Can you answer me? Open the door. Can you let my dad move my car? You My dad can't move my car. Oh my god, this hurts so bad. The every right to say give my personal belongings to my dad or my husband. And if you don't, you guys are I didn't even do anything. I had a couple drinks. That's That was my worsting crime. Did my Did my husband or my dad get my dog? Did somebody actually I volunteer like 40 hours a week at the SPCA? Did somebody actually get possession of my dog? Was him hitting me park? That Haitian hit me. Wow. You're really vaping in youring police car. You're really professional. You're so professional. >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with DUI, leaving the scene of an accident with property damage, and nonviolent resisting arrest. If convicted, she could face thousands of dollars in fines, probation, community service, and license suspension. But here's the real question. Do you think those penalties are enough to teach Karen a little humility and keep her from making the same mistake again? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. From a woman who lost control to one who truly believed she could control the law itself. On July 2nd, 2024, police were called to a public park after reports of a woman illegally camping, refusing to leave, and arguing with nearby families. What started as a minor disturbance quickly turned into something far more unpredictable. >> Okay, what's going on? >> Nothing. >> Okay, my colleagues said yell at me. >> Okay, my colleague said you were out here camping out here. Now I'm just sitting here waiting for my brother's like side to be my brother's side before I go there cuz you guys keep giving me attention like spotlighting me and yelling at me like if you come here just start screaming my name like I've been bleeding and I'm trying to not like feel sick and try to like friend from cops at the same time. So for me to have to do with you being >> I go to Justin's he gets my kids then he has them people question if I'm in his situation. That's the only I I he paid a hotel for one night. So what am I supposed to do? Go buy something whenever I got an eviction because they couldn't pass their their part when it comes to my son IEP. I had them come to my house and approve my house and the people who took me to court and and evicted me from my place my place and they were taking pictures of my children. That's why I can't go and say >> that has nothing to do with you being right here. My dad said I take the law side over my eviction. Okay. [laughter] If I'm in this situation, I said I'm living and you're yelling at me asking yelling at you to go to my brother's house. >> I'm not asking you to go to your brother's house when he pays to. >> What I'm telling you is and then they take their name out and then I have to be in David City court with my family. My grandma has Veronica. You need to listen. Dad has you need to listen right now in his name and my mom has this house over here. >> Stop talking and let me explain this. >> I'm going to tell my daddy and I will tell my grandma over my dad. So then when I go to Lowe's and buying a lawnmower to mow a yard so I can move into a situation, then that's where it would be on credit and it will be my grandma's credit. And she property and bills are paid. So I'm calling my grandma. My grandma's on the phone. So, I don't understand why you're telling ME TO LOOK AT YOU LIKE I'M Look at ME FOR TWO SECONDS BECAUSE I'M definitely not dumb >> because right now you're about to get trespassed FROM THIS CAR. >> MY GRANDMA has >> From the very first moment, she turned a simple conversation into a battlefield. She said she'd stay quiet, then unleashed a storm of threats. She didn't speak to be heard. She spoke to take control. In her mind, the law was something that applied to other people. >> Why are YOU TALKING TO I'M ON THE PHONE? SO, YOU'RE SAYING I'M IN VIOLATION. TELLING ME WHAT I'M DOING IS to me. So whenever YOU'RE TELLING ME I'M WRONG, YOU CAME TO ME [laughter] AND SAID I'M WRONG. SO WHY WOULD YOU JUST WALK UP AND SAY VERONICA AND SAY I'M WRONG? YOU'RE DOING A JOB. YOU'RE GETTING PAID TO SAY AGAINST ME. MY BROTHER HAS HIS MONEY. >> My brother to pay for a hotel for me. OKAY. AND I PHYSICALLY HAVE TO GET THERE. SO WHEN YOU GO PICK UP A CRACKHEAD WHO'S PREGNANT, >> DO YOU WANT TO LISTEN TO ME FOR 3 SECONDS? >> NO. UM WHY? BECAUSE RIGHT NOW you're being >> BECAUSE YOU ARE BEING THE ONE TO TELL ME WHAT TO DO. SO WHEN IT GOES TO MY BROTHER'S MONEY, OKAY, THE LAWYER WAS PAID. OKAY? SO WHEN WE GO TO CHUCK MANDER'S OFFICE AND HIS INFORMATION ISN'T CORRECT, THEN WE CAN GET THERE WITH FRANKIE'S NAME AND THEN WHEN THEY'RE OVER THERE WITH NO BATHROOM WORKING ME AND THEN WE GET TO THAT DAYCARE, WE CAN GO OFF OF MY SON'S IEP PLAN FOR OH, CHRISTINA. OKAY. So Christina's daycare, let's run IT ALL THE WAY TO WHEN I WAS 14. AND I GOT MY CERTIFICATE FROM MICKENS in high school to babysit kids. So when it's all correct and I GOT MY LITTLE FINGERPRINTS OVER THERE, COME AND TELL ME HOW YOU GUYS DID YOUR JOB. ALL RIGHT. I WAS NOT 17 WHEN I TOOK MY FINGERPRINTS. AND I WENT TO OH, [laughter] elementary and then let's put MY SON'S IEP PLAN THERE. SO WHEN YOU GET TO JOD, DO YOU UNDERSTAND what I just TOLD? WHEN YOU DO JOD'S JOB in her school, THEN WE CAN TALK ABOUT AOLOGIST. SO WHENEVER you were telling me THAT I HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO HAVE YOU SAY SOMETHING TO ME, THERE'S NO FEMALE HERE. There's none. AND YOU CHOOSE TO COME OVER HERE TO FIND ME TO INTERRUPT MY DAY. SO DO >> YOU GUYS had to pack UP ALL THIS? >> NO, YOU'RE TALKING. YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENED? YOU'RE GETTING YOUR PAYCHECK to be in my money. So when I GO TO FOURTH STREET AND I USE THAT ADDRESS, $60 and they gave it to me for $0. AND NOW YOU'RE TELLING ME not to be at that address because Oh, that's what they said. >> NO, YOU WAS THERE. YOU WAS THERE ON FRIDAY WHEN IT WAS time for me TO USE MY MY INFORMATION THERE AND MY MY MAIL GOES TO THAT ADDRESS. WHERE WAS YOU AT? >> Imagine being stuck in a room with someone who talks non-stop for five straight minutes. She twisted every word, forcing officers to explain themselves as if she were the one in charge. She brought up lawyers, paperwork, even her child's rights, convinced that finding one tiny loophole could set her free. >> All right, let's go. 10 MINUTES. SO, WHATEVER IT IS, ALL RIGHT, TEDESCO, YOU HAVE UNTIL 2:20 TO GET OUT OF HERE. >> SO, SO WHAT ARE YOU TELLING ME? >> YOU HAVE UNTIL 220 TO LEAVE YOUR >> PHONE. OKAY. You have your phone >> at 2:20. If you are still on property, you will BE ARRESTED. TO DAVE IN LOWE'S and then you get to Jesse. Don't worry about money. That's the money that we can play with our little [ __ ] managing or my mom's little [ __ ] what is it? Oh, she going to be aology assistant and I had to be over there working with that. I WORKED AT THAT CHURCH AND THE WHOLE TIME I HAD MY FINGERPRINTS IN THE [ __ ] SYSTEM FOR THE COURT [ __ ] AS FAR AS to be like LEGALLY ALLOWED TO WATCH KIDS. THE CHURCH SAID NO. THEY WON'T evening with you guys ABOUT IT. SO THEN WHAT? YOU RAISE YOUR hand and tell me tell me about when those white people are over there and that person that person that got their house over here. She she was a single mom and she got remarried. So we go to her her kids um grandparents in Crystal Springs or we can go to oh my aunt in Crystal Springs. So she sold her house to the interstate in Tampa and I live with her and my mima and my papa. And then what happens when I LIVE WITH MY PAPA? I'M GOING TO TELL YOU RIGHT NOW. He worked for my uncle who had his church and then that's whenever we can go to my real dad's money and when IT GOES TO HIS MONEY. OKAY, YOU'RE TELLING ME WHAT TO DO? Where's my daddy? >> Is it my turn? >> No. When it gets to my daddy. My daddy. Okay, then that's when we'll play it. >> What was your name? >> Why are you asking? >> I I just so I know what to call you. I'M STEVEN. >> BUT WHY would you want to have a conversation with me? >> What? You're talking to me? I WANT >> NO, YOU CAME OVER HERE AND QUESTIONED ME. >> NO, I didn't ask YOU A SINGLE QUESTION. >> YOU JUST SAID WHAT MY NAME IS. THAT'S NOT A QUESTION. >> You're right. She caught me. WHY? [laughter] >> REVERSE THE BOOK. >> At one point, the officer had to raise his hand just to get a word in, but it didn't matter. 10 minutes passed and she was still going. It was clear she didn't want to leave. She wanted to push the police until they broke first. >> Why are you asking questions? Why would you leave me TO [ __ ] THE WOMAN? BECAUSE I'M TELLING [laughter] YOU, I'M not the one. >> Okay. So, then would you like to stand up or WOULD YOU LIKE >> YOU TOUCH ME. YOU TOUCH ME, I'M CHEWING THE [ __ ] OUT YOU. >> OKAY. >> Don't touch me. >> Go ahead. Stand up. >> Tell Get him away from me. I swear to God, there's too many men. There's too many men. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're touching me. You're touching me. And I said, "Don't touch me." Oh, guess what? Guess what happened? >> Not have to say that. >> Guess what happens? Guess what happens? Freddy still still writes that they take them and take my still You know who that is? You know who? Okay. Okay. Guess what? Guess what? I I want you to stop touching me because you're physically putting me in a situation and I said don't touch me. Do not touch me. Get your hands off of me cuz I swear to God. I swear to God, YOU BETTER GET your hands off of me cuz I'm NOT DOING ANYTHING AGAINST [laughter] anything wrong. So what DO YOU EXPECT? GET YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME. LET THE OTHER OFFICER FIGHT ME. NOT ME. NOT THE ONE. I PROMISE YOU. >> Don't touch me. Where's the Where's the female officer? >> YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS PUT me in a patrol car without hurting me. You better get a female. >> You better get to a female. You better get to a female. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. cuz I I swear to God. I swear to God on my life right now. >> Do I have my shoes? >> ZBD1, do we have a Nova unit that's a female for a search? Our female's tied up right now. Guess what? >> I'm going to read her for my safety cuz I'm bleeding and I know that, but I'm bleeding. I don't want this white man by me. You don't need my phone. >> He's going to read you something. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. >> NOT EVERYBODY. >> You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him prison with you while YOU'RE BEING QUESTIONED. >> IF YOU cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you for any questions if you wish. >> At any time, >> beneath her aggression, though, was fear. Being arrested was something she simply couldn't accept. So, she fought it with words. Even after being handcuffed and read her Miranda rights, she kept arguing as if talking fast enough could rewrite reality. >> My dad WAS SUPPOSED TO DO LIFE. MY DAD MY DAD WAS GOING TO DO LIFE FOR STALKING. OKAY. You want to PUT ME IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOUR NAME? YOU'RE GOING TO TAKE MY PHONE from me AND TELL ME NOT TO TALK. I WANT A FEMALE TO SEARCH ME, NOT you to search me. >> You have anything on you? >> Why am I going to answer questioning you? I don't want to get in your car without being hurt. >> I hear you coming out. >> Yeah, I hear you. But I need you so I can do anything. [laughter] >> No, because I need to be searching [ __ ] people. >> She's going to search you. >> Wait, no. I'm not getting out of here without somebody a female here because I'm surrounded by men. >> She's coming. I promise you. >> So why are you going to keep telling me? Why isn't she here? It's like, oh, I'm going to pay you after I come. Like what the that is? Why? Why won't somebody lie to him? Like you want me to believe you? This man came up to me and told me not to be where the I was at. So how am I supposed to in the shade until she stole my wheelchair? >> Unless you want me to go all that stuff. >> I talked to her last week. I talked to her a dozen times. [ __ ] >> you're funny, too. Say something. Say whatever the doctor COME >> ABOUT. NO, SERIOUSLY. UH, they 9:30 this morning. >> Yeah, I know. I Veronica situation. I >> Is everything there yours? >> And financially need to be better for myself. NOT FOR SOME MAN TO COME AND CHECK ME OUT CUZ I FEEL I'M TELLING YOU RIGHT NOW. WE WANT TO MAKE SURE YOU have your bike and we want to make sure you HAVE YOUR PHONE AND EVERYTHING. IS ALL THAT STUFF you want? >> I own it and not have somebody just run up to me and tell me, "Hey, move. Stop. Come on. I WENT TO WHERE YOU'RE AT IN A VEHICLE. LIKE, GO." LIKE, what the [ __ ] I want to get driver. HE TOLD ME TO GO DEAL WITH THIS WHITE LADY who can't even get her [ __ ] HOURS. SHE CAN'T EVEN WORK A FULL-TIME JOB. He told me to go ask for help. You don't evening know me. That's all the you have to say. >> Out of my mother situation. Why are you asking questions? Why won't you leave me the alone already? Cuz I done said leave me a alone. >> All right. I want to make sure we get all your stuff. >> QUESTION ONE, I WANT YOU TO UNDERSTAND I HATE YOUR motherucking situation you got for yourself right now. MY DADDY IS NOT GOING TO PLAY ME. I promise that. >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with trespassing, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and obstruction of justice. These charges, especially obstruction and resisting, can carry up to 60 days in jail, fines reaching $5,000, and mandatory community service. From the arrogance of an adult to the tantrum of a child, chaos was only ever a matter of time. On June 2nd, 2023, police responded to a chaotic scene involving a group of teenage girls who violently lashed out following a school disciplinary incident. What started as defiance against authority quickly escalated into assaults on caregivers, family members, and even a probation officer. >> I'm not getting arrested today. I'm not getting >> You're not getting arrested. Leave me alone. >> Listened, Lisa. >> Listen, you're not GETTING LEAVE ME ALONE, PLEASE. >> What's your name? >> LEAVE ME ALONE. Leave me alone. >> Listen, you're not getting arrested. >> Stop. >> You guys are going to shoot because I'm black. >> You guys are going to shoot me because I'm black. >> You want me to try? I don't want to be here. Get away from me. Hit me. >> Get away from me. They're arresting me for no reason. >> These police OFFICERS ARE ARRESTING ME FOR NO REASON. THESE ARE ARRESTING ME FOR NO REASON. >> LET GO. [screaming] >> Let go. >> Please stop. Please let go. This is embarrassing. Please. Please let ME GO. I'M NOT TURNING MY ARM OUT. >> [screaming] >> THAT HURTS. THAT HURTS. STOP. THAT HURTS MY ARM. STOP. That hurts my arm. [crying] STOP. THAT HURTS my arm. Stop. STOP. [screaming] >> Please stop. [laughter] >> Please stop. Please stop. I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. I didn't do anything. I can't breathe. Please. I can't breathe. Stop. This is so embarrassing. Get off me. Please. >> Please let go of me. PLEASE. OH, I CAN'T [screaming] BREATHE. PLEASE LET GO OF ME. >> I can't breathe. I [screaming] CAN'T BREATHE. From the start, one girl screamed that she couldn't breathe. Even as she kept shouting non-stop, every attempt to calm her failed. When accusations of racial bias were thrown in, the situation grew even more volatile, turning a standard restraint into a highly sensitive confrontation. >> Take a DEEP BREATH. >> I CAN'T DEEP BREATH. MY HANDS HURT. >> Please let it go. It hurts. >> Please. It hurts. Please. >> She's getting kicked out of school again. And we're trying to get her over here. Then she said, "Hit me with your car. Maybe we get more. I started making it didn't have enough. >> Please let me go. >> Please let me go. >> Please let me go. >> Take a couple deep breaths. >> Please let me go. I can't breathe WITH THESE ARE ON MY HANDS. IT HURTS. >> PLEASE LET me go. PLEASE DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> WHAT? Piece of >> Let me go. >> Stop. Stop. >> Let me go. >> You got to stop. Ow. >> You're going to keep kicking me. You got to stop. >> I can't breathe. Please stop. Please stop. I can't breathe. Stop. Stop. >> I can't breathe. This me. I can't breathe. Let go. Please. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. >> I'm sitting the back of the car. >> No. Please take the [ __ ] hurt. Please. We'll take them off. But you need you need to turn down people. Let's go. Breathe. I can't breathe. STOP. >> 18. >> Please open the window. PLEASE USE THE MIC. THE MIC. ROLL IT UP A LITTLE. >> MY WRIST HURT. PLEASE. MY I can't breathe back here. He'll turn the arrow on for you. Watch your head. WATCH YOUR HEAD. MIKE, hold on. Mike, hold on. You need to calm down so he can take HIM OFF. YOU >> HIM AND HE'S NOT DOING IT. >> You're kicking the You're kicking the car. >> Shut the up. I don't know. >> All right. She's in charge. >> Please do it. >> She's got criminal charges now. >> I got kicked out of high school. Now I'm going out of jail. And now I'm going to jail. And you want me to calm down? No. Please listen. I'm getting out of high school. The same month I graduate. I went so hard to kill. Please, please. I can't believe that I had a horrible life now because of you guys. And now I'm going to jail. >> Let me go. >> You got to sit on this for us for >> it. It's It's not about It's not about whether or not you have a disability. It's how we transport all patients. Honey, >> I'm trying. Cuz when I fight back that makes me get aggressive. Ain't nobody being aggressive. You guys are the ones aggressive. [ __ ] here. >> Her continuous resistance, aggressive tone, and racial slurs made it clear she was completely out of control. Officers had no choice but to use restraint techniques. Just months away from high school graduation, she found herself charged with aggravated assault and battery on a law enforcement officer. >> Hey, I heard about that. >> Yeah, she Oh, she didn't want to attack me, but that's her back HSP. >> Okay. >> Hey, what's going on? The only thing I've learned more than a cheap steak is a man. >> Have a seat for me. >> Have a seat for me. >> Have a seat for me. I'm not going to tell you again. >> You're either going to sit down or you're going to go to jail. >> $100. >> Sit down. >> I don't want to sit. >> Have a seat. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Get off. >> Nope. Nope. You're not getting to sit down now. Stand up. Get off of me. >> Come on. Stand up. >> Get off of me. >> Stand up. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Come on. I'm trying to be nice. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> Give me your hands. [screaming] Give me your hands. >> GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. >> NO. >> COME ON. [screaming] This is more diff needs to be. Hold on. Let me get another pair of cuffs. >> No. of me. GET OFF OF ME. >> Stand up. >> TOUCH ME. GET OFF OF ME. Get off OF ME. >> STAND UP. >> NO. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF MY HEAD. GET OFF of me. >> Stand up. >> No. [screaming] GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> Get off of me. [screaming] MOMENTS LATER, officers were called to another teenage girl accused of attacking her caregiver. The struggle was fierce. She actively resisted arrest, forcing officers to use reasonable force, secure additional restraints, and issue a warning about using leg ties for safety. Both girls shared the same pattern. Endless screaming and emotional chaos. [screaming] >> You see those? This is your last chance or those are going on your feet. >> Are you going to stand up? Get up. >> ARE YOU GOING TO STAND UP? [laughter] >> I NEED A YES. Or those are going on your feet. Are you GOING TO STAND UP? [screaming] >> ALL RIGHT. >> Get off of me. [screaming] [screaming] >> [screaming] >> NO, NO, NO. [screaming] Get off of me. [screaming] GET OFF OF ME. Get off of me. >> PUT ME DOWN. PUT ME DOWN. PUT ME DOWN. PUT ME [laughter] DOWN. Put me down. Put me down. [screaming] Put me down. Put me down. You >> One officer admitted he hated using force on minors, but this was her eighth incident in just 6 months. The repeated behavior revealed deeprooted issues that punishment alone couldn't fix. >> I mean, look what she did. Look exactly what she did. Within 6 months, y'all have been out here. This is like the eighth time. >> LET ME GO. YOU'RE >> I GOT THE DRONE. THAT'S WHAT I SAID HERE. >> LET ME PUT YOU in it. >> LET ME GO. >> AIN'T AN OPTION. You want to walk or you want to get stuff in it? >> Grab that arm. We're going to pretty much try to stand her up ON HER OWN. WHEN I I GOT HERE AT 5:00 and she started like knocking stuff down. So we told record everything >> and so I was recording and she was like don't come over here, you know, cussing me out. So I still made sure I recorded and so then she's over here trying to knock stuff out the best and so I'm trying to help Miss Leia. So I get up here and try to block and next thing you know she just attacked me start punching me >> here. Yeah. >> So how do you want to play this? >> Cuz we got more coming. You're getting in the car. >> All right. >> You reach your pants and pull them up. >> Go ahead. In the end, the girl was arrested and charged with resisting an officer, battery on a law enforcement officer, and disorderly conduct. Both teens faced the same reality. Anger had become their identity. How can we help young girls like these realize the true value of life before their anger destroys it. When the anger of children fades, that's when the adults start making even bigger mistakes. On March 4th, 2022, police were called to a parking lot at a gaming center after reports of a newborn baby [music] left alone in a running unlocked car. What began as a welfare check quickly escalated into a full-blown [music] child neglect investigation. >> Hey there. Want me to try to make contact with the parent inside the arcade, but I don't want to leave the child here by him. So, if he's in the arcade, he won't be able to see me parked out here cuz uh it's all tinted out. Temporar not in distress. Um VMS was around disregard. >> Hello. >> I'm just so nervous. Britney, >> where's she at? >> I don't know. I told her to stay in here with the baby. >> Where could she have gone? >> Huh? >> Where could she have gone? >> I don't know. She usually be She usually tell me if she going somewhere so I can stay out here with the baby. >> She's supposed to be in there with you, too. >> No, she's >> How long you been here? >> Me? Just Just I just walked in here about 10 15 minutes ago. I don't think it's been that. It's probably been longer than that. I've been here for a minute. >> How long you been here? >> Longer than that. Probably about 10:15. So, >> okay. Well, probably about 30 minutes now. >> At the most. >> What is your friend or cousin that's supposed that was supposed to be staying staying here with the baby? >> Brando. >> What is it? >> Britney. >> Britney. >> Yes. >> What's her date of birth? You know, >> she's actually my friend, but I call her my cousin. I don't know. >> Okay. Do you know where she lives at? >> I Yeah, I picked her up from off of Schuman. What's her address? >> I'm not sure. >> What's your phone number? >> My number? >> Her phone number? >> I don't have her number. >> So, how'd you figure out? >> She don't have a number cuz I called her her house number. >> What's her house number? >> 772. I don't know. She told me that she had to go pay her bills. So, I don't know. >> Kids been in here and you said your friend Britney was supposed to be in the car and she disappeared. >> All right. I'm going to check the camera as well and see if there was even another female in here. All right. >> Okay. >> Cuz that's kind of child child neglect. All right. >> It was running. It's running right now. >> Child's mother. >> Yes, I am. So, you're ultimately responsible for this child, right? >> Yes. >> Some of them should be at a front or not. Why would you leave us doing an RPG? >> Because somebody who else was with me, that's why. >> From the start, the woman appeared anxious, but couldn't give any clear answers. No phone number, no address, nothing that could be verified. Even when warned about the seriousness of child abuse charges, she clung to her story about someone named Britney. It was clear she was holding on to the last thread of a collapsing lie. >> Think you're going to get the video? I got to talk to one of the ladies that call real quick. >> What's your mom? Do you have a a mom that lives close by or anything? >> She's at work. Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to call Britney real quick. The supposed person that was sitting supposed to be sitting in the car. All right. See what she says. All right. >> Okay. >> You have a family member that can come here. >> My mom. She's at work though. >> Where's your mom? >> Oh, you know my aunt. I can call my aunt. >> Just a child who's here. >> All right. >> I can call my aunt. >> All right. Just give me a second. All right. >> Can I call my aunt? >> We'll we'll get on that. Just give us a second. I don't know. My baby. >> When's the last time um you fed and changed her? >> Before I found her. >> Okay. >> Hey, can you give me a an address for Britney? You look up on your phone where you picked her up. >> An address? I'm not sure what her address. I know it's right off of Sh. What her address is off of Sh. >> Right. So, look. This is what I'm going to do right now. I'm going read your Miranda rights, right? That was our question to you. All right. All right. You ever been arrested before? >> Um, I've been to the jail. I never >> So, you've been arrested? You never been arrested? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? >> And either yes or no? >> Yes. >> Anything you say candy will be used against your So, what time did you get to here to the arcade? >> 22 by like >> I say I came by 11 then I >> 11:00 a.m. >> Yeah, about 11:30. >> 11 or 11:30? >> 11:30. >> Okay. And then I came then I left and went that um to um go get I left to go to the bank. Bank of America. So we check that came and then I came back. >> Which bank did you go to? >> Bank of America. >> Bank of which which one was that one though? >> Right there on 500. >> She showed no remorse and barely any concern for her baby, focusing instead on dodging responsibility. She kept adding new details to make her story sound believable. A classic sign of manipulative behavior under pressure. But the cracks showed in the simplest facts. >> What did you go do there? >> I I got money out. >> You went to get money out and then you came right back? >> Yes. >> Okay. And then what happened? >> And that's it. >> Okay. Do at any point in time did you pick up this so-called Britney Collins? >> Yes. I've been picked up before I came the first time. >> Before you came the first time. And where was she at then? >> She was at her house. >> Okay. And you brought it here? >> At her cousin house. I picked up from my cousin house and and we came here and then I played a little bit. I left, went to the bank and then I came back. >> You can't give me a phone number. Everybody's got a phone number. A cell phone these days. >> Did you call her cell phone? >> I called the number you gave me. >> Okay. What did it just say? >> It didn't answer. Nobody answered. >> No. >> Okay. And you don't have an address for her? >> No, I don't. >> Nothing. So, you just know as Britney Collins. Does she have a Facebook? >> Let me see if I can find her. >> I don't even really have a Facebook. >> Okay. Does she have an Instagram? Snapchat. I got to be able to identify her to her to, you know, verify your story because >> No, I don't have Facebook. I don't have an Instagram. I got a Snapchat, but I don't have her own Snapchat. >> Okay. You don't have an address of where you picked her up from? >> It was just off the ass. She gave me directions and that was it. >> She called you? Let me see. >> Yes, I got >> you. Go to your recent calls. Wait, I'm promising >> today. There's no calls from that number that you provided me. Okay. >> No, because she didn't call me from that number. That's why. >> What number did she call you from? Because look, there's this number you called at 9:20. >> Well, I'm sorry. I have a habit of just deleting numbers, too. >> Okay. That's her cousin number. >> And then at 10:16, you call Nicole. When she called you, then you called Nicole back at 10:37. You received a call at 11:21. And then you made two calls just right now. We're standing here to Tanya. So now at point in time did you receive any other call >> from any other numbers? >> Why do you delete numbers? All these other numbers are here. >> Because I if it's not that's her cousin number. Why would I keep her cousin number? >> Okay. >> So you're telling me there was somebody in the car the whole time that that those cameras are going to show. You understand me? >> Her admission that she routinely deleted phone numbers from her call log only deepened suspicion, painting a picture of a life built on secrecy and avoidance. When confronted with hard evidence, she finally broke down and admitted the truth. >> That's that's a story you want to tie yourself to. That's fine. That's on you, not on me. >> Okay. Trying to, like I said at the beginning, honesty is the best policy. >> You're sitting here lying to us. My phone. >> Yeah. Lock it. >> All right. >> So, yes or no? >> That's your story. >> Sorry. No. >> What's your story then? >> Don't worry about it. >> Worry about me. What's your story? >> I'm trying to see what do >> I'm talking to you. That's what I'm trying to figure out. If you sit here and lie to me, it's not going to go good. You understand what I'm saying? >> No. There wasn't nobody with you. >> There was nobody with you. So, you left the child here all by yourself by itself while you went in there and played in the arcade. >> Yeah. It wasn't I wasn't trying to take too long. I was going to leave, but obviously somebody called in on me. >> Yeah. It doesn't matter. Exactly. You went in there to play an arcade game. You said you've been here since 11:30. Did you actually go to Bank of America? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. You went to Bank of America? >> I did. Yeah, I got the receipt. Let me let me see. >> So, you you withdrew $320 at 12:08 hours, right? How long is the drive from Bank of America to here? It's maybe 5 minutes, right? >> Oh, they closed that off. >> Okay, so 10 minutes. Doesn't matter, right? 10:15 minutes. >> Yeah. 10:15. >> Okay. So, at at 12:08, >> you got back here at 12:20. >> And what time it is now? >> Cuz it's 1:46. All right. So, I got here. I'll look at the time. So, the baby's been in there for over an hour. You get what I'm saying? >> Probably about Yeah, >> probably. No, I know. All right. >> Okay. So, what I'm trying to say is what y'all going to do? >> So, this is what's probably going to happen. All right. You see if I was going to come out early. >> Once her lies unraveled, fear set in. Not for what she'd done, but for what she was about to lose. According to reports, Bianca Lockett had left her 27-day old baby alone in the car for nearly 1 hour and 45 minutes. The child was found malnourished and dehydrated, while the mother herself showed no signs of neglect or hunger. >> It's going to happen for right now. All right, I'm going to be brutally honest with you. >> That's up to DCF. That's not up to us. All right. So, right now, you want to put your phone in your purse real quick for me. Take your purse off for me. >> Why can I hold my phone? >> What's that? >> Why can I hold your phone? >> Cuz as of right now, I need you to place your hands behind your back. You are being arrested. All right. >> Put them together. Turn them inwards. Just like that. All right. I might have to lean a little bit forward. >> I'll stay with her. You want to follow up on that? >> Um, I just want to check it. Is there anything in here that shouldn't be in here? >> Anything illegal? Narcotics, drugs? >> No, nothing but my money. >> Nothing but your money. Let's take it up there. >> Yeah. Counter door real quick. >> Watch your I'll put that wood in there. >> Hey, do you have any formula in the car? >> What's that? >> It's at my house. >> No, it's all Everything's at her house besides what's in the car. What kind of formula she use? Choose if >> which one? The purple one or the regular orange one? It doesn't matter. >> Yeah. >> Okay. She's She doesn't um She's not allergic to anything. >> No bottles. >> Her bottle's in the car. >> Well, it's all now goes bad. >> I'm going to get her out here. >> In the end, she was charged with child neglect and abandonment after leaving her newborn in a running vehicle while she went gambling. If convicted, she faced prison time, fines, probation, and the possible termination of parental rights through intervention by child and family services. The next woman, however, wouldn't walk away so easily. She stayed, determined to challenge fate itself. On January 2nd, 2024 in Florida, a sheriff's deputy spotted a red Chevy SUV parked in a fire lane with its headlights off. What looked like a simple parking violation quickly turned into something no one expected. 57. >> How you doing? >> I'm okay. >> You all right? Do you have your license with you? >> Can I see you, please? >> All right. Just come right here. >> Well, you can't park here. It's a fire lane. >> Okay. Can I go? >> No, not yet. I need to see your license now. >> Just because I'm here. >> Yes, you can't be here. I just said that. >> Thank you. And this is you, Stacy. And Okay. Uh, do you have the registration and insurance for the vehicle >> online? I don't think it >> I can't I can't hear you. >> I'm coming from work. I don't get a chance to print it. >> You don't get a chance to print it. You get it in the mail. You don't have to print it. It's the registration. >> Where do you work at? >> Say again. >> I'm coming from work. I'm a caregiver. >> Caregiver where? >> It's for a lot of I'm a caregiver. >> Well, don't shout at me like I was supposed to know that. It's Miramar. That's why I'm asking. You're nowhere near Miramar. >> I just don't have to display where you live. >> You do what? >> Yeah, I just don't have to display where you live. >> Yes, it does. >> Does not. No. >> Absolutely it does. >> No, it don't. >> Do you have an exemption? >> You can live in Miami if you have an address in Miami. >> Absolutely not. I don't know about >> absolutely not. Find me the registration and the insurance now. Now we're having problems >> down the street. >> That's not helping me. >> I got my license. I'm not wanted. I'm a caregiver. >> Where do you live? >> The address on there. >> No, you told me it's not. >> I just give you an example. Step out. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> At first, the woman treated the stop as if it were absurd. Just another inconvenience after a long day. Instead of cooperating, she argued, insisting she had her own reasons. But when the deputy's patience began to wear thin and words no longer worked, action became the only option. >> If you don't get out, I'm going to put my hands on you. Step out of the car. >> Call 911. Sir, I'm not healthy. I'm not healthy. >> I have my unit. Step it up. >> You can't touch me. >> Get out of the car. >> Wait. You cannot touch me. [screaming] >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> 911, SIR. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> I'M NOT EMPTY. GET ON the ground. Roll over. >> Put your hand behind your back. Relax. Please. >> Ma'am, relax. Please. >> Please help me up. >> We're going to get you set up. Okay. I got you. >> We're getting up right now. Okay. I got you, >> sir. Wait. You're up. All right. >> Help me up, sir. Oh my god. Why did that have to happen? >> Sir, you know what happened? >> Yeah. Well, now you're going to jail. So, how'd that work out? >> So, you want >> I need to come out here. >> Can I get you up? >> After being restrained, Stacy was helped up and reassured by the officers. She was charged with nonviolent resisting arrest, failure to update her address, failure to comply with a lawful order, and a few minor traffic violations. That case was wrapped up, but the video then shifted to a far more intense encounter. >> You have your driver's license registration insurance. >> I don't know why she's pulling me over, Mom. I was not speeding. >> Ma'am, >> I Excuse me, ma'am. Why am I getting pulled over? >> Because the license plate on your car comes back to a different view. Because the license plate on my car comes back to it. Mom, this is a rental. I got it from my mom. >> Okay. >> I still need your license, registration, insurance. >> My phone registration is not my >> Okay. Well, can you take a look, please? >> Do you have your driver's license with you? Is this your vehicle or whose car is it? >> I don't know. It's a friend of my mom. I just >> Okay. Do you know what this friend's name is? Okay. So, how am I supposed to confirm whose car this is? So, it's not stolen if you don't know whose car it is, where you got it from. Some sort of ID, something. You said you don't have a driver's license on you. So, >> I have my book bag. Do you want to get Do you want it? >> I want your license or an ID. >> Oh, that's it's in the book bag. Would you like to grab it? >> Yes. That is what I've been asking you to do. Do you have any driver's license, ID card, nothing like that? Just this? My license weren't in there, but I didn't have my children. >> All right, you can have this back. I'm going to take your security license just cuz it has something I can go with. So, you don't Who do you know who his name? >> My mom. I know the man. I don't know who he is. It's a friend though because you don't know his name. >> No, because she got into a class a couple weeks ago and he got robbed at home. >> Okay. >> Do you know where did you pick this up at? You picked this up from your mom's house? Where? >> Yeah, my mom. She stays she bought it home. >> From just a few questions, things escalated fast. She couldn't produce documents, couldn't verify ownership of the vehicle, and instead of cooperating, she challenged the officer's authority. In moments, a routine stop turned into a criminal investigation, suggesting she had something much bigger to hide. >> It doesn't have no service, ma'am. >> Okay. So, who are you just on the phone with then? >> That was my mom. It was on this phone, ma'am. >> Okay. So, can you call her then? >> It's dead. >> You don't have a charger? >> No. >> Okay. So, how did you just talk to her then? >> The tone went dead. >> It went dead just now. >> Yes. While I was on the phone with her. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, could you step out, please, till I figure out what's going on here with this car? >> Ma'am, could you step out of the car, please? >> Am I being arrested? >> No. You're being detained as everyone is during a traffic stop. And since I can't figure out what's going on, you're going to step out of the car until I figure out what's going on. >> I'm confused. Who am I stepping out of the car for? because I'm telling you to step out of the car now or I'll make you step out of the car. I'm not going to ask again. This is your last chance to do it on your own. >> I can't do this. This don't make no sense. I'm stepping out. So, you should have put handcuffs on me. >> No, I'm not. Unless you refuse to step out. I'm going to [ __ ] be aggravated. Maybe you can step over here. Over here, ma'am. Over here. >> That way. >> This way. >> I'm calling you ma'am. >> Ma'am, over here. Over here, please. >> When she began to physically resist, officers followed procedure and used reasonable force to restrain her. All captured clearly on body cam. The footage would later answer the question everyone was asking. Were they just doing their job or did things go too far? >> Put your hands behind your back now. Put your hands behind your back now. >> I don't need to do all this. You got me. I want to stop, bro. Stop. All right. My chest, bro. My chest, bro. THAT'S TOO HIGH. >> [screaming] >> STOP moving now. Let's go in your car. Why you trying to take my Bro, oh my god. Oh my mama. Bro, I'm going to sue y'all, bro. No, you're not even being civilized. YOU'RE NOT EVEN BEING CIVILIZED, BRO. >> Let go. What's in YOUR POCKET? >> MY PHONE. >> LET GO. WHAT? >> OH, BRO. My arm, bro. I [ __ ] God, bro. Okay. Can you get on MY WRIST? IT HURT. [screaming] >> STOP. >> ALL [laughter] RIGHT. I'm trying to twist over so you can get the phone. He lay on it. >> I have your phone. >> Okay. Can you get on my wrist? It hurt. >> Are you going to stay up standing on me and you pressing my wrist? [screaming] >> I'm sorry. CAN I MAKE A GOOD POINT? CAN I PLEASE, BRO? GET the [ __ ] off, bro. My thumb. My thumb is I FEEL A HEARTBEAT IN MY THUMB. >> Stop screaming. [screaming] >> OH MY GOD. >> WHAT IS WRONG? >> OH MY GOD. >> WHAT IS WRONG? >> Oh my, bro. >> Sit down. >> Oh my god. >> Put your feet in the car. Mom, my wrist. I can't feel my wrist. I can't feel my wrist. I'm tell I'm trying to be >> I can't feel my wrist. >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest without violence, no license plate, no valid vehicle registration, and driving with a suspended license. If convicted, she could face up to 18 months in jail, 30 months of probation, and $3,000 in fines. From a vehicle that turned into a tomb to a hotel room barricaded like a fortress of denial, a quiet hotel, a guest who refused to leave, and one call to the police. On July 12th, 2025, officers were dispatched after the manager reported a guest [music] intentionally occupying a room past checkout. But when they arrived, what should have been a simple eviction took a turn no one saw coming. complaints Tuesday, Wednesday, went to the room, >> did not want to open the door, did not want to communicate, did not want me to even check the room. >> We have a policy in place here. If you're here for 14 or more days, I have to visually inspect the room, make sure it's in good order. Did not allow that. Pest control came yesterday, did not allow access. You are not allowed to not allow us to enter the room. Called her yesterday, spoke her on the phone, profanity, vulgarity, yelling on the phone, person yelling, blah blah blah. She just came to the desk for her package. I let her sign for it. Gave her her package. Identifies her. Hey, based upon our interactions yesterday, you have to depart. >> She turned right around and walked away. Not a word, not a sound. Ignored me. Left. >> Okay. >> She's now in the room. Please, I would like her to depart and trespass. >> Okay. management. >> What's your name? Christy >> Franklin. >> Miss Franklin. Miss Franklin. Miss Franklin, the sheriff's office is here as well. >> Need you to please open the door. >> The manager had followed every procedure, multiple warnings, full documentation, and legal grounds for removal. Officers approached calmly, identified themselves, and asked for cooperation. But the woman stood her ground, treating the hotel room as her own kingdom, rejecting every rule and every authority. We real quick just in case we get to that side. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No response. >> Mhm. >> One more time. >> Miss Franklin. Just got the >> Oh, I think she moved the fridge in front of that dude. >> Keep it down. >> I got to let go first. >> Yep. She moved it. Sounds like >> Move the fridge. >> Open the door. >> She got the last need to open the door. You need to come out now. deeper force entry only. Stop. Get away FROM THE DOOR. GET AWAY. GET AWAY from the door. [music] When she dragged a refrigerator to block the door, it was a clear sign of panic mixed with defiance. It was the peak of passive resistance, turning a room into a fortress, choosing potential jail time over compliance. [screaming] Let me see your hands. You're going to get tased. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Stop resisting. >> I got hands. Are you out of your mind? >> The whole thing was recorded, too. >> All right. She's puffed. >> Lock it. >> You just got pushing against the door. Fire. >> Should have done that. >> Turn over on your back. >> Turn over on your back. Do it now. You need another set. >> Coming. Yep. You're fine. You're >> good. Slow it down. We're good. We're good. You need another one. >> Even after being handcuffed, she kept fighting, yelling, twisting, refusing to accept reality. It wasn't her body resisting anymore. It was her pride. She felt humiliated, powerless, and even as the officers reassured her, she simply couldn't accept that it was over. All right, >> you guys. Just pick her straight up. We'll stretch her right underneath. >> Oh, okay. All right, that'll work. >> Grab her shoulders. >> Got it. >> Thank go. We appreciate that. >> Yeah. >> All right. I guess I'm going to go with them. >> All right. So, just run me through what happened and what led up to >> So, the guest did check in on June the 18th. She was here for 30 days until July 18th. Um, every 14 days we have to physically inspect the room to make sure everything's clean in an order. She refused entry to her room on the 14th day. Um, just this past Wednesday, which was the 9th, we had noise complaints coming from her room, uh, from other guests surrounding her room. >> So, can you real quick just tell me what the noises they were hearing were? >> Banging, drawer slamming. Uh, so guests that were next door to her was uh, complaining of noise. >> Okay. Upon >> Sorry, to your knowledge, do you know if she had any visitors or anything like that? >> As far as I know, no, she was the only one in the room. Now, upon attempting to go up to the room to speak to her, knocked on the door, she opened the door. The latch was on. She slammed the door, did not want to respond, did not want to speak. I told her multiple times, "Please talk to me. I need entry to the room to to to speak to her about the noise complaints." No, no, she was not cooperative at all. >> Okay. >> Uh, so I left it alone. Um, then yesterday, we had our uh standard pest, monthly pest control. her room number was one of the room numbers that needed to be treated. Um, she refused entry again. She per our policy, you're not allowed to not allow us to enter, period. Okay? >> So, we had to do our treatment and she did. >> According to the manager, this wasn't a misunderstanding, but a pattern of willful misconduct. Miss Franklin had repeatedly refused inspections and pest control checks, leaving the hotel no choice but to evict her. At that point, it was clear the officers weren't there to argue. They were there to restore order >> the desk. I did advise her. I said based upon her interact interactions yesterday because yesterday after she refused service from my pest control company, I called her. She started to use vulgarity, yell at me, threaten me, f word, b word, everything under the sun. At that point yesterday, I advised her. I said, "I'm sorry. We could no longer continue your stay. You'll have to depart tomorrow, meaning today at 11:00." When she came to the desk this morning to get her package and we interacted, I advised her, "Hey, at this point, I'm going to have to ask you to check out." >> She turned right around, did not respond, did not say a word to me. She left the front desk and went back to her room. >> That's when I called you guys to facilitate her departure, and then everything else transpired from there. >> Got room yet? >> Not yet. I I'm going I'll go there shortly once I run some laundry for these ladies. >> Um I do want to trespass as well. >> Okay. from this location and then I will assess. Right now she has if I do check her out today, she will have a credit of $350. >> However, based upon my inspection, that might not even be available if once I charge for damages and such like that. >> Yeah, I will say we had to use the um >> the spreaders to open the door. >> So, I'll have to check that the fridge and the >> There's there's definitely a lot of damage in the room unfortunately. Um, but as for anything else, was she ever like violent with somebody here >> outside of outside of the noise complaints? Um, she did not want to talk to anyone. >> Okay. So, she she sort of sequestered herself into a room. >> Absolutely. >> Anytime somebody would talk to her, she became verbally aggressive, >> right? Pushing the door closed in her face, didn't >> refused refused entry to pest control and room inspection, >> right? >> And that's the reason that she was being the noise complaint. >> So, >> in the end, the woman was arrested and charged with refusal to leave private property, assault on an officer, resisting arrest with violence, and escape. If convicted, she could face several years in prison for the violent resistance and assault charges. The room she once barricaded herself in is gone, replaced by a car she now wields as a weapon. On August 14th, 2024 in Florida, police were called to Rush Kir Elementary School after reports of an intentional collision. The investigation quickly led to the arrest of 31-year-old Jennifer Perez, a woman whose rage had turned into a dangerous act behind the wheel. >> So, this didn't happen here. It did happen on 316 and 25 >> on the >> here. [snorts] So, this vehicle is coming west on 316. As you can see over there, just coming south on 25 making a right-hand turn on 316. There is a um a witness that I have her phone number and uh basically they're both >> a witness there. >> No, no, I have her uh phone number there. Basically, they're both trying to come this direction cuz they're both dropping off school. The >> this vehicle here, this one is going west on 360 approaching the fourway stop. Right. >> And then she's coming south on two on 25. >> I don't know. >> So they're both coming to the >> I don't know who had the right like who came to the stop sign first. >> Okay. >> I'm sure the witness I didn't ask her that at the time. >> So then what happened? They went like this and they >> basically and then the GMC based on what she told me based on witness told me she was on the grass area. She wasn't even >> the truck, >> right? Not not the red but the truck. The GMC the gray SUV. says the gray SUV pulled into the grass and the red pickup truck pulled up. >> No, the pickup truck is on. This is white white uh Honda. >> The gray one, the white one pulled off into the grass, the gray one pulled up and then >> the white one was in the their lane and the gray one was in the grass and >> and then the white one, >> I guess the gray one must have started to take off and the white one hit it. So, based on what the witness said, um, they had rolled their windows down, exchanged some words, and the GMC, the gray GMC accelerated and pushed her in and pushed her way into the into the lane. >> Oh, okay. >> So, it's like a sidewipe. >> Failed to yield to the right away. >> I don't know who got the right away or not. >> Yeah, I didn't ask the witness that. I was just trying to get her uh what she saw and all that. I didn't really ask her who came to the socks at first. Did anyone remember the socks? I haven't asked her all that. Um, but she I did tell her that she's probably going to get a call from another. So, I do have her phone number if you want that. And then this is her. I didn't get her information. She started giving it to me, but she was looking for it. >> The one in the gray one. >> She she was going through. >> I have uh this >> from the start. The responding officer's report revealed cracks in procedure. The female deputy's interview lacked structure, clarity, and confidence, ending her statement with a hesitant, and you know, when describing the crash. It was a reminder that even officers can lose composure in high pressure moments. >> Hey, do you have your license? >> I don't have the They never mailed me the insurance card. >> Okay. So, what happened this morning? We were both coming to the same place. >> Uhhuh. >> And the line was backed up right there at the stop sign on the outside, not inside the school parking lot. And she took the stop sign and we're both trying to get into one lane and I hit her on her passenger side. >> Which which direction were you coming? >> I was coming I was going south and I was making the right turn and she was >> coming across. Uh, Miss Pres, give us just a minute. Um, we do have a witness. We're going to have to talk to her and go from there. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Have you run any of them? >> Huh? >> Have you run any of them? >> She got out first and then the white one come in behind her and start cutting in. She said that she was in her lane already. >> Yeah. Yeah. She said that um she was coming across and the white one I guess pulled out in front of her and or No, no, no, no. She was in front of the white one and uh yeah, she was in front of the white one and the white one tried. >> Perez's own account was riddled with contradictions. She admitted to the collision but claimed self-defense. Her attempt to shift blame onto the victim showed a familiar pattern. Someone who knows she's wrong but clings to denial as a shield. >> Hello. >> Hey, Miss Jessica. >> I'm sorry I lost your phone call. >> Oh no, you're fine. You're fine. >> In the elevator. >> You're fine. So, do you have a kid that comes to this school, too? >> I'm sorry. Do you have a a child that comes to the school as well? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you know either the party here? >> No, I have no idea. And my son's in second grade. >> So, you don't know any other people that drive these two vehicles here? The white Honda or the gray GMT? >> No, I don't know them. >> Okay, perfect. So, then what happened? What? Give me give me the the story. >> We were all kind of at that intersection because just the line was really long. And what it I was the first at the stop sign going straight. So what appeared to me was the um white Hyundai had pulled in in front of me to get in the um lane. Oh go towards the car line right there by the court. >> Okay. And then the gray Arcadia 100% turned large left on their steering wheel and drove straight into the white Hyundai on the passenger side where the child was sitting. Just purposely 100% like just you can tell totally ran into the car on purpose. Um, so the lady in the white car got out and drove walked to the back of her car to assess the damage and she was on the phone when that happened. While she was looking at the damage, the gray Arcadia went down the grocery medium and then got into the car line. The traffic was completely blocked. So I went ahead and went around the car too and followed the gray Arcadia and got into the car line behind the gray Arcadia. So we both went through the car line together. where we both dropped off our kids together. Um, while we were in the car line, the white Hyundai came um into the school parking lot, got out of a car with her child and talked to the school resource officer and her child went into school and he didn't look in during walking across the street. Um, >> I witnessed Jessica provided a clear, unwavering statement. She said she didn't know anyone involved, but watched as a GMC swerved left, deliberately striking a Hyundai right where a child was standing nearby. She called it what it was, intentional. After the impact, Perez simply drove off to drop her [music] child at school as if nothing had happened. >> Okay, so there's a white vehicle and a gray vehicle, and we have a witness. I guess they were at the four-way stop and uh they turned right. The car line was pretty far back. Um, the gray GMC got mad at the white uh Hyundai and pulled over into the grass, rolled their windows down, they were having words with each other, and the gray GMC Arcadia just turned in and hit the white car and then went down the grass, got back in the car line, and continued on. The uh Arcadia, the gray one, um is DWLSR and also sees Florida Tag. Um, so, uh, the witness said that it was very obvious, it was intentional that the GMC hit the white car and then took off. >> Okay. What's uh, >> FHP is gone. >> They've already said they're not working it as a crash gone. >> Yep. >> Very good. All right. >> Okay. >> The gray one was in the grass. >> The witness yelling at each other. The gray one just hit her and then took off and got >> So she's the WSR and also C4. >> Really? >> Yeah. One of the GMC. >> All right, Miss Perez. So, I got to ask you some questions. This is a criminal investigation. I have to Miranda you and ask you some questions. Okay. It doesn't mean you're under arrest or anything like that. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to execute these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights as I have explained them to you? Okay. Having these rights in mind, you wish to talk to me now. >> When police decided this was not an accident but an assault, the tone changed entirely. The evidence suggested intent, yet Perez stayed defiant, cold, detached, and unwilling to face reality, even with the facts staring her in the face. >> So, you obviously know your license is suspended, right? >> I received that where, >> huh? >> Where did I receive that at? >> Receive what? >> You said I received two citations, >> two tickets. >> Two tickets on June 30th >> for no insurance. >> Through what? Mail? because I haven't received anything. >> You got pulled over twice by a police officer or two different police officers and wrote in two tickets on the same day for no insurance. >> So, did you know your license was suspended? >> No, I don't know what you're talking about. I haven't gotten pulled over. I haven't gotten any tickets. >> That was me. That was >> going back to this morning. You were in the grass. You and her were having words and what happened after that? >> I was trying to scooch over and I hit her like I told you. >> Okay. And then what happened? >> And then she got out and started threatening me and I came to the school. >> Okay. All right. So, we have a witness that told us what had happened. We have your statement and we have her statement. Okay. So, uh, go ahead and step out of the vehicle. >> Can I put this on real quick? >> Yep. >> Where? Um, >> yeah. Go ahead. >> My um my bag with me. >> What's in your bag? >> My wallet. My ID, but my wallet. Or you know what? I'll just give it to him. >> Okay. In the end, Perez was taken to jail and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and driving with a suspended or revoked license. She was later released after posting a $10,000 bond, awaiting sentencing that could carry years in prison depending on the court's decision. On June 6th, 2022, in what was supposed to be a peaceful Florida resort, a 911 call turned everything upside down. A woman claimed she'd been attacked by her own travel companion. But what happened next threw the entire resort into chaos. And here's how things spiraled completely out of control. Walk over her coming from that way and just [ __ ] me upside the head with the cup. Like literally [ __ ] me and that was all. And she took off. I don't know where she went or whatever, but I don't I don't feel safe. >> Give me a second. So, what' you see? >> I picked up this young lady right here for one night video talking to her and all of a sudden the other young lady, I don't know if it's her partner, roommate or whatever. She came running up, give me a ride, and then she started berating this girl. >> The blonde girl's braiding the other girl. >> No, the dark-haired girl. This lady was a complete agent. You witnessed the rare hit or >> Oh, yeah. >> Where were there when you got hit? >> She was sitting right there. Darkhaired girl was making such a scene and I said, "Okay, I'll take you back and you can go to the pool and get yourself." And I was dropping her off. She walked down that walkway trying to get the pool. And she says, "I don't know where the I'm going." And the girl just threw the cup, hit her in the face, the cup top went over there, and some of the drink hit my leg. >> Okay. Thanks. All right. So, what do you want to do about yourself? >> That's very disrespectful and I don't >> Hey, Josie. I'm Officer Kai from the Beach Police Department. You got your ID on you by chance? >> I'm a little intoxicated. So, >> you don't know where it's at. >> What's that back home? My friend is trying to set me up. >> They're trying to set you up. >> Yes. Nothing about >> How' you spell your first name? Uh, >> your first name's >> Yeah. >> Last name. >> My first name is Josie J. >> Turns out the woman who made the call was the one who started it all. She caused a scene, then walked away like nothing happened. But not long after, she came back. Maybe out of defiance, or maybe it was just blind arrogance. >> What's a good address for you? >> I don't know. >> You don't know where you live? I do, but I'm still into the paper right now. >> Well, let's step over here so he can get back to work. But you're going to have to get off the cart. >> I can't carry all this. >> Well, you can put it on the ground. >> There we go. You're good to go. All right. So, I'm fixing to read you what's called your Miranda. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Look at me. Listen to me. Do you understand what I just read to you? >> Are you sure you understand all of it? >> I'm an attorney. >> Okay, cool. Try and turn off. No, >> I'm not. No, that's not Don'ting touch me. >> This is going to be a lot worse for you. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Don't [ __ ] touch me. Don'ting touch me. >> All right, cool. Now we're done. >> I NO. NOW WE'RE DONE. >> STOP. I'M HOT. This is hurting me. Please stop. >> JUST DON'T FIGHT. >> STOP. I'M BURNING. PUSH ME UP. >> STOP FIGHTING WITH ME. I'M NOT FIGHT WITH YOU. I'M BURNING THE [ __ ] UP. LIFT me the UP. I'M HOT. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> NO. I'M BURNING the you back. >> Let me put your >> Put your arm behind. Put your arm behind YOUR BACK NOW. >> NO. SWEAR TO GOD, BONNIE, YOU'RE GOING TO GET THIS STUPID. >> This is where Jos's behavior crossed the line from unstable to downright dangerous. When officers told her to turn around, she started screaming, slapping, kicking, spitting, and cussing them out. The situation forced police to step in with force, restraining her, and loading her onto a golf cart just to get things under control. >> Take a seat. >> You're aing a bastard. 105. That's what it's GOING TO BE. YOU'RE A [ __ ] [ __ ] I'M YOUR [ __ ] BEST FRIEND. WHAT THE WRONG WITH YOU? I DIDN'T DO nothing wrong at all. You guys areing mean and bastards and whatever. Look at me in the eyes. You're dead. >> Go ahead and add to law enforcement. >> Let's slow ride it over to my car. >> No, I have more [ __ ] from her and I want my [ __ ] from her. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Back up. >> Connie, you're dead. >> God damn dead. You stupid. [snorts] >> Oh, Mr. Cop, please get my glasses. I'm getting my glasses. >> You need to sit down. >> No. You >> sit down. >> Don't touch me. Put your I swear to God. >> Keep going. Yeah, >> you're going to get it. >> Marination's going to murder you. >> Got to back up, don't you? No, I don't need it. >> Cool. >> This is going to be a lot more fun now. >> Damn [ __ ] You're a little [ __ ] I've never been arrested. I have never been in trouble in my whole goddamn life. You set me THE [ __ ] OUT. I DIDN'T EVEN GO DO ANYTHING. YOU'RE PISSING ME THE UP. You're a goddamn piece of [ __ ] >> Then came the comment about Aryan Nation. That wasn't just some drunken rant. It was a red flag. When someone starts name-dropping hate groups and making threats, even without concrete proof, it's a sign they could be radicalized in a potential threat. This kind of talk needs to be taken seriously. >> All right, we're done. Come on. >> No. STOP. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? WHAT are you going to do? JESUS. GET IN THE CAR. How many times >> like three time three or four times now? >> She kicked me twice, slapped me. So, her and this girl. >> Yeah. Okay. >> They're they're staying in a condo across the street. >> Uhhuh. >> Uh they get into an argument. She's acting like this. I've got the witness information already. He was a tram driver and she took one of the cups, struck her upside the head with it, got her story and the driver's story and it matched up perfectly. Go to Miranda her. She's like lawyer. I said, "Okay, cool. Um, go ahead and turn around for me real quick." And she's like, "No." I'm so go grab her wrist. She immediately starts smacking me. I take her to the ground. She keeps on trying to resist. I end up getting hinges on her. I get her up, put her on the golf cart over here so we can come back to my car. She spits on me like four times. >> She's kicked me twice. Okay. And she's threatened to have me killed by the Aryan nation. Okay. >> So, simple that on her, 33 on me, >> and threats to law enforcement with death. Okay. What is she on? >> Uh, alcohol. >> She hasn't calmed down yet. >> No, she was calm until I broke the cuffs out. >> She was calm until you broke the cuffs out. >> Yeah. >> Does she want to press charge of the battery? >> Thankfully, her friend had the courage to file a report. Something that needed to happen because no, Josie doesn't get to blame this on Booze. She wasn't out of control. She was just plain nasty. Even with cuffs on, she kept whining, fighting, and showing zero remorse >> or anything like that. Those are friends. >> Yeah, they're just friends. >> There. Step on out and change up those handcuffs. >> I can't get out. >> You can step out. >> I am trying to, but it my wrists are hurting so bad. >> This has nothing to do with you scooting. Wrist hurt. Don't me. >> I'm not trying. I'm trying to be a pull. >> Listen, all you have to DO IS SCOOT. >> NO, IT'S NOT FAIR. JUST SET ME UP THAT WE'RE BUILDING to begin with. >> COME ON. >> I CAN'T JUST [ __ ] SCOOT OUT. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? >> Scoot out. >> I CAN'T. >> WHAT? >> GO TOO FAT. I GUESS I don't know. Scoot out here. My officer's going to search you real quick. >> She set me up somewhere. I'm officer. I'm doing your search. All right. He's going to fix your clothes for you. Turn back around. Turn back around. >> Is that better? Go ahead and have a seat. >> She's got cocaine. >> Go to her house. There will be cocaine there. >> Okay. I'm going to buckle you in. And she's one of those even. She's like, "Okay, okay." She kept laughing. It's >> okay. I'm going close the door now. >> All right, guys. >> Until I get outdamn. >> Yeah, that's what I took off of her >> waistband. YOU [ __ ] I'M IN AN AREA. I'M GETTING YOU, BONNIE. AFTER I GET OUT OF YOUR DEAD. WHAT'S YOUR NAME, OFFICER? WHAT'S YOUR NAME? YOU HAVE TO TELL ME YOURING NAME, YOU stupid ass. >> Josie now faces charges including [music] trespassing, simple battery, assaulting an officer, resisting arrest with violence, and making death threats. If convicted, she could be looking at anything from a few months behind bars to several years, plus fines and probation. So, here's the real question. Was this a mental health issue, or are we looking at a deeply twisted personality? Karen caused chaos at the resort, but the real horror was quietly baking inside a sun- soaked car. On August 8th, 2024, under a blistering sun, a 911 call sent police racing to a parking lot. What they found was heart-wrenching. A 3-month-old baby girl left alone in a car that was running but had no air conditioning. The temperature inside was climbing fast, turning deadly. And here's what unfolded when officers arrived. >> Why was your baby in the car? >> Cuz she ran her shoe on. >> What? >> She not wearing shoe on. >> You can't leave your child in the car. >> Yeah. I can't keep myself pranking. You can't get on. >> Okay. Well, you should have left one at home. >> Okay, I'll pull you down. You turn on. >> Okay. You still can't come up. Come back over here. If you want to Oh, yeah. Come here. Do something. Okay. Is the car running right now? >> Yeah, it's running. >> If you want to put them just inside. Does it have AC? >> Yeah. >> Okay. If you want to put them inside, but I'm going to have you stand out here with me. >> Please. I want to put you down. So the AC is not working. >> Yeah. >> You leave your >> open. >> You understand how hot it is? >> Would you sit in a car with nobody? >> Crying. >> Would you leave a You so you left your >> Oh, man. I should have got here. >> When police got there, they found the baby crying uncontrollably, soaked in sweat inside a sweltering car. But what stunned them even more than the scene was the mother's reaction. Cold, detached, completely oblivious to the danger she had just put her own child in. >> Every minute. >> Is there anybody you can call to come to like get the kids? >> Huh? >> Is there anybody else you can call? A family member? >> Yeah, my mom. >> Okay. Can you have her come this way? >> Which mom? >> We just want someone with the kids. You're not going much to jail. >> I'm sorry. >> You're not going to jail >> at this. We're still investigating, but we just want to have your mom call cuz we Does she have a car with AC and she could transport the kids home? >> Yeah, I'll be here right now. >> I'm sorry. >> I'll be here right now. >> How long? >> Yeah, >> probably a while. We're still investigating. We have a lot of people to talk to. I guess the car doesn't have any family trying to think where >> there's nowhere shade anywhere. >> No, >> y'all going to be here a minute. Thank you for sitting there with her. >> I was if they if they will allow it >> just because there's no AC in the car. >> Okay. Thank you. She speak another way. >> I don't >> No. I've been here for 4 minutes. >> For for 4 minutes? >> Yeah. >> You speak another language? >> English. >> That's okay. I >> Okay. >> I don't know sign language. >> Yeah, I don't know sign language. >> Can I read that? >> You read? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. So, you just went in there for about 4 minutes, left them in the car, but the AC doesn't work that great. >> Yeah, probably. >> She tried to excuse it, saying she was only gone for a few minutes and that being pregnant made it hard for her to take all the kids inside. But the truth is much scarier. Having children back to back with no capacity to care for them isn't just irresponsible. It's a ticking time bomb. And it's the innocent who suffer. >> The other kids in but not the one. Oh, so just to put a girl in the car. >> Um, >> just try to find somewhere to give them some heat. And if they want these, I mean, they can sit in the back while they sit. >> So, I only have the back. See, I'm going to see if my sergeant might pull up and possibly >> Yeah. to put Just because I don't have I don't mind them sitting. I just don't if they press buttons. I have to turn. >> They sit in the back seat too and roll the window up. Open your center divider and let the air blow. >> Ma'am, are you able to come up here for just so we could get the kids transported in a vehicle with AC? >> Yeah, AC went out and she thought it was not easy, but she called me about a disability. >> Can I hold the phone real quick? Okay. Yeah. So, the issue is that she left the child in the car. So, we are you able to come up to Belle's outlet in the land right now? We're still investigating, but we do need a family member here. You said you're in Dan. uh about how about how long will it be? >> Officers asked the woman to call a relative to come get the children while they launched an investigation. They then pulled surveillance footage from the store, critical evidence to figure out just how long that baby had been left in the car and whether the mother's actions were [music] careless or criminal. >> Here you go. >> Thank you. >> Here you go. >> Thank you. >> You say bye. >> I got to go. It was nice meeting you. >> Bye >> bye. >> Bye. I copy. All righty. Does your mom have car seats? >> We got here literally like the same time you did. So when we get information, we'll be able to tell you. All right. >> Okay. Yeah. She But she told me that you all are looking at the cameras before you all got here. >> Our sergeant is in there doing that. >> Yeah. supposed to be looking at him before they arrest like why is they arresting her if they >> did he he did see the camera he just he's in there getting a statement or something and then he radioed back to us. the tape >> when she found out that she left her grandbaby in the car. >> She was pretty pretty much it. >> I can't believe it. You know, like I don't know why. >> Can't believe she did that. >> So, >> depending on the information here, we just got here late. Um, there's the misdemeanor charge and there's the felony charge. And that one's a 316 and the other's like 316. I'm I'm looking more at child endangerment, child neglect. Yes, sir. >> I've just got to look at cuz the verbiage on them is very similar. I'm going to grab my book and look. >> Yes, sir. Yeah, cuz the 15-minute thing. That's the misdemeanor 316. >> And she's getting a citation for leaving a vehicle when attempted. >> Yeah. >> After reviewing the footage and confirming the timeline, police discovered the infant had been left alone in that heat trap of a car for 25 minutes. In those conditions, that's more than enough time for tragedy. The mother was immediately arrested and charged with child neglect or endangerment. >> I'm going to ask one more time. Do you have anything that's going to poke, stick me? Any knives? Anything? No. So, if I get sick, you know that. Can I have you put your chest on the car? Then place your trust on the car. >> What's up? >> They're not taking her yet, right? >> Why do you need >> I need to talk to her. Edit. need some stuff from her cuz you know I all her kids stuff is at her place. >> Okay. >> I don't have nothing. >> Here's um these are your kids water. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Okay. Um >> so you want us to roll the windows and take care. She'll take care of them. Mom. Okay. Come here. >> Nobody holds. >> Oh, she said her she just said her mom will take care of it. >> Okay. >> I'll let mom know then. >> Is she? >> Yeah. Okay. Well, somewhat. I guess she answers me when she wants to right now. >> You want to put that in there? >> Give me one. I'm going to send you an email. >> Okay. We got mom's info. I ran the tag. I didn't get her ID or anything. >> All right. It just depends on what degree of charge we get her. Right now, we're looking at possibly abuse. So, I'm just waiting for my SAR. We're getting camera footage, but we're going to go ahead and take her and start getting everything ready for figure out. >> She now faces charges that could range from a misdemeanor to a felony depending on how the case proceeds. Penalties may include fines, probation, jail time, and if convicted, she could also lose custody of her children. Up next, another mother begins to unravel as a hidden truth comes to light under the harsh glare of police headlights. On September 29th, 2024, officers spotted a car swerving, drifting over lanes, and nearly crashing into a ditch. Classic signs of impaired driving, possibly under the influence. They moved in quickly, but what they uncovered was far more troubling than just a traffic stop. >> Good evening. How are you? >> Hi. It would be better if you didn't have such bright lights on me. >> I understand that. Do you have your driver's license insurance on you? >> I'm going to find that. And I was talking to my husband who doesn't help me out with anything. Okay. About >> life. >> Oh, I got you. Oh, you you're on the phone. >> I was on the phone. >> Okay. Your kiddos in the back. >> Yes. >> I got two of them. >> Oh, they're they're sleeping. We don't have to roll the window down. I was just curious. >> I actually have the thing saved. >> Okay. >> Do you know why I stopped you tonight? >> No. Uh well, so first thing you turned left on a red arrow there at 14 and 47 and then you were all over the road. You crossed the yellow line. You were almost in the ditch with the whole truck. Then you came back in and out. You're riding the grass. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I was I multitaskked on a regular basis. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Okay. >> Let me ask you a question. Have you had any alcohol that you drink tonight? >> Nope. >> Any drugs of any kind? >> Oh god. >> Okay. What's got you what's got you driving like that? >> Uh, well, I have two kids that are just constantly uh on vacation and always asking me for things. >> Okay. Did you Did you realize that you were all the way over the shoulder in the grass driving down Route 14 at any point? >> Uh, yeah. >> You did? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How'd that happen? trying to navigate my two toddlers. >> Okay. What were you doing that with your two toddlers that got you off the road multiple times? >> Uh picking up trying to find um their tablets. >> Okay. Okay. Um do you usually have motor skill issues? I noticed you dropped a couple of things while you were talking to me. I'm just worried that we're okay to make it home while we got two kids in the back of the car. I promise you I will be good. I'm fine. >> You're fine. Okay. >> I'll be good. >> Okay. Um, did you know that you turn left on a red arrow? >> I thought I made it just in time. >> It was pretty solid red when we went through, but um, but you recognized that it was red at some point. I got you. Okay. Um, all right. Give me one second. I'll be right back. >> The woman behind the wheel appeared exhausted, frustrated, and emotionally strung out. The kind of weariness that screams of a mother with zero support. She avoided eye contact, fumbled through her documents, gave shaky, inconsistent answers. Outside, she seemed calm, but inside she was clearly unraveling. Said with what I noticed, the the driving seems like you got some motor skill issues. Okay. Your eyes are a little glassy. I'm worried that you're okay to drive cuz what I saw was dangerous. I just want to make sure we're good. But so you more tired than in particular today? >> I am. Okay. Okay. >> I if you want to follow me to where I'm going, I'd be happy to. That'd be that'd be >> Sure. Sure. First thing first thing I want to do is just make sure that we're able to get there because from what I just saw, I don't think you are able to get there. Um, so I have you do real quick um is called a finger dexterity test. I'm going to demonstrate it for you and then I'll have you complete it. Wait till I'm done with the instructions. But what you're going to do is you're going to touch your thumb to the tip of each finger and you're going to count out loud 1 to 4. And then you're going to go backwards and you're going to do the test twice. 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. So when I tell you to start, I want you to touch your thumb to the tip of each finger and then count the number out loud each time forward and backwards twice. Do you have any questions about that test as I've explained it to you so far? >> Nope. >> Okay, you can begin. 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 >> Okay. Um >> 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 3 2 1. All right. All right. Um so hope we got the phone right? Uh were you were you texting on the phone or talking on the phone? You said you were something with your husband or >> Oh, I I don't know. I always >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Okay. Um, what I want you to do is if you can step out of the vehicle for me and come talk to me back here real quick. Okay. >> All right. Just right here. So, we're out of traffic and we're safe. Okay. >> All right. Um, so you haven't had any alcohol tonight? No medications? Nothing like that? >> Okay. Um, right now it seems that you are impaired, okay? Uh, and I just I want to make sure we make it home, okay? Especially with the kids in the back. They're they're your kid, right? Son and daughter. >> Her eyes were glazed, her reaction sluggish, and she apologized over and over. While there was no obvious smell of alcohol, her behavior strongly suggested impairment. The officer stayed professional, following proper protocol with a calm demeanor, starting with basic field checks to avoid escalating the situation. >> I want to run you through a couple of tests. I just want to make sure you make it home. I'm worried about you and the kids. Okay. Once we get done with that, we can be on our way. Sound good? All right. All right, Miss Dirks. The first thing I want to test is your eyes. Okay. I'm going to give you some simple instructions. While I do that, can I have you stand with your feet together and your hands at your side and just remain in this position while I give you the rest of the instructions? You understand that so far? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, what I want you to do is with your eyes and your eyes only, I want you to follow the tip of this pen here. Okay. with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay, keep your head still for me. Okay, when I say begin, what I want you to do is take a series of nine, okay, is take a series of nine heel to toe steps down the line. When you get to the end, I want you to take a series of small steps, keeping that lead foot planted, and you're going to take nine heel totoe steps back. Okay? Do you understand the instructions I given you so far? >> Okay, you may begin. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 8. >> Okay. All right, Mr. Durks, at this point, it does appear that you're impaired by something. You're telling me you haven't had any alcohol tonight? >> No. >> Okay. Well, from what I've seen, you are you are too impaired to drive. >> Durks failed the sobriety test. not just a red flag for possible substances, but also a sign of mental and emotional burnout. At that point, officers determined she was not safe to drive and moved [music] forward with the arrest. When she heard her kids would be picked up by their grandmother, she broke down. The dam finally burst. >> Are you going to take me to jail? >> Yes. At this point, you were driving under the influence. I've determined that you were too impaired to drive. Um, and you definitely can't be driving with the kids. uh not to jail, to the police department and back home. But in the meantime, is there somebody who can watch your children? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Is uh for your phone in the car? Hold on. Hold on. >> Mind if we grab it? So you don't >> just cuz of traffic. >> Is that okay? >> Go ahead. >> Thank you. >> Is he full by you know? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> This will just um make my divorce go quicker. >> Is there anything illegal in the car right now? No open alcohol or anything? >> No, you could talk to him. >> Nope. >> Okay. >> Not uh >> Hi, this is Officer G with the Woodstock Police Department. I'm here with Miss Dirks. >> Yes. >> Um, so we are currently at Route 14 between 47 and Dean. Um, are these your children that are with her? >> It's on It's on Bluetooth. >> Oh, can can you hear me now, sir? It hooked up to the Bluetooth. Okay. Okay. Um Uh, so I'm asking I'm at 14 between Dean and 47 with Miss Dirks. Are these your children that are with her? Um, is there a chance that you could come pick them up? >> Okay, that that's fine. All right, here's your phone. >> I don't want my mother's >> I mean, you asked me to call him and that's that's who's coming. So >> Oh. Oh, no. >> Well, you don't really have a choice in that right now. Why can't No, you're you're a mother. Yeah. Right. You don't you don't want that? >> Absolutely not. >> Why is that? because they all [ __ ] judge me for everything I do and I [ __ ] take care of everybody. >> Things took a dangerous turn. The woman became extremely agitated, darting toward the road not once but three times. Her behavior was erratic and police had no choice but to restrain and remove her from the scene for everyone's safety. >> [ __ ] He's the [ __ ] dad and he can't come get him. I >> I don't know why. I mean, does he have work? Has he been drinking? I I don't know. I don't know >> what you're sending my [ __ ] mom over here. >> Pieces of [ __ ] [ __ ] hate my life. Take me to jail. >> You do whatever you want with these kids. I don't [ __ ] relax. Relax. Relax. I [ __ ] STOP. OH GOD. YOU GUYS CAN KNOW WHAT I HAVE BEEN THROUGH EVERYTHING. I JUST [ __ ] ABUSED. >> I [ __ ] [ __ ] No, but I don't. You don't have to do that. >> I am not. Don't. You don't have to do that. >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> You don't have to do that. >> Okay. Let's go back to your children. Don't see this. Okay. >> You don't have to do I do cuz you're under arrest and you're being belligerent and you've almost run into traffic three times. So, let's act right while your daughter is walking through. >> Gotcha. Do you have anything illegal on you right now? Any weapons of any kind? >> You can look at me. >> I I I will. I'm just asking you for my safety. Precautionary. Okay. Thank you. No needles, no knives. Okay. You have a wallet or something in the car you want. >> Mark. >> Okay, we're going to go in the rear of this car. Okay. >> Can you undo this before my mom comes? >> No, I can't undo it till we get to the full. >> She won't even see it. She won't even see it. Okay. So, let's go to the car, please. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and two counts of [music] child endangerment. With children in the car, the stakes are higher. She now faces possible jail time, fines, license suspension, and even temporary loss of custody. So, what do you think? Were her tears a sign of weakness or the collapse of someone carrying too much for too long? When anger takes over reason, anyone can become a danger to themselves and others. What do you think pushes people to lose control like this? 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