Age is just a number, but delusion knows no bounds. >> Okay. He has a warrant. >> Absolutely not. >> No. GOD DAMN IT. GET OFF. >> YOU ARE NOT ARRESTING HIM. >> PRISCILLA, GET OFF ME. >> ABSOLUTELY NOT. >> Push me because I'm trying to get him out of the house. If he won't get out of the house, he won't go away. He won't let me alone. >> Priscilla, back up. >> Come on, guys. Just look at these six grandmas who gambled their silver hair only to trade it for a bitter lesson behind bars. >> You know the whole thing is please get him out of this house. Leave me alone. DON'T BETRAY ME AGAIN. DON'T WALK OUT ON ME AGAIN. I AM SO SICK. DON'T WALK OUT ON ME AGAIN. >> Starting January 12th, 2026, Los Cru's police walked right into a twisted script over on South Miranda Street. We've got a 77year-old lady fueled by conspiracy theories turning a domestic dispute into a full-blown delusional performance. >> Put this right here for you. >> Sorry, I couldn't find you. I went to the front, >> huh? >> I went to the front. Yeah. Okay. So, you start 55. >> Yeah. 55 when they arrive to our 20. >> Get my meds. Take this. >> You need your meds? Yeah. >> Where are they, sir? >> They're on the dresser. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm going to close this. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> He said that they were on the dresser. >> Huh? >> He said his medication was on the dresser. >> The dress. The medications are on the dresser. But how much he takes? >> He says he said all of them. >> Yeah, he said all of them. But well, I'll just give them all to you. Okay. Okay, that's fine. >> There should be a list of them in the car. I used to have a list here. >> It's okay. You could just put like >> put him in a bag or something. >> I mean, he just won't get out of the house. I just keep telling him to get out of the house. To get out of the house, to leave me alone. >> You can just give them to me. >> Physical between y'all today. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. What happened? >> Yeah. I push him because I'm trying to get him out of the house and he won't get out of the house. He won't GO AWAY. HE WON'T LET me alone. I mean, he won't help ME WITH ANYTHING. ALL I WANT HIM TO DO IS GET out of the house. THAT'S ALL I WANT HIM TO DO is get out of the house and leave me alone. AND HE WON'T DO IT. HE WON'T DO IT. HE WON'T do it. HE KEEPS COMING BACK AND BACK AND BACK AND BACK. >> AND until you pushed him in, >> I PUSHED HIM. Did he fall over or? >> Yeah, he fell over backwards. I mean, I was WITH THE PHONE TALKING TO THE POLICE AND HE KEPT he he would kept saying, you know, he kept coming and coming and he would hurt me. He wouldn't get me. >> So, he never struck you or pushed you, >> Mary? No, not really. She shoves her husband flat on his back, then has the nerve to demand his medication. A brand of care so toxic it'll make your skin crawl. Honestly, it's like hacking someone's legs off and then acting like a saint for handing them a pair of crutches. >> An insurance card in there as well. That would be helpful to your hip. >> So pain in his right hip push the ground fell onto the right side. Yeah. Yeah. >> It wasn't like a twisting or like torquing motion. Just contact him. Right. >> Oh, he's in the kitchen. >> That's all. >> Fell onto the right side. Yeah. >> It wasn't like a twisting or like twing motion. Just contact him, right? >> Oh, he's in the kitchen. >> That's all. >> So, did when he was trying to leave, did he ever get like phys did he get physical with you or were you just trying to like, hey, get out of the house and you you shoved him? Oh, is totally unaggressive. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> I'm the aggressive one. >> It's totally unaggressive. >> Okay. >> I can't get him away from me. >> Okay. >> I'm not worried about me. This has never been a problem. >> Okay. >> Huh? How did the argument start? We have to fix get the washer fixed. >> Okay. >> Okay. Now, he goes out to breakfast on Monday mornings with Richard. >> Mhm. >> Right. So, I've got a plugged up sink and a plugged up washer. I need to get my towels out of there cuz I don't have any sheets or towels because I'm allergic to gossipy Paul. >> Okay. And I need to get those things out of there. And I'm going to have breakfast with Richard. Okay. So, here I am again when I need help and he's going to walk out once again. And he's going to leave me alone to take care of the situation. It's a perfect marriage of possessiveness and some truly warped logic. When you start measuring personal trauma against a broken household appliance, you know the curtains have officially closed on sanity. >> And we know what will stop the sickness. But the doctors won't give me the medicine because they don't understand how it works, >> right? >> So, they've cut off my medicine. >> Okay. >> What were you taking the medicine for? these problems. I have these allergies. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, they don't know why they work. They don't know what's going on. So, they have denied me these drugs. >> Who's the insurance? >> No, no, the the doctors, the medical association. because they've overused the antibiotics. They're shooting it into the food we eat. We've become we're developing really resistant bacteria. Mhm. >> And what's getting really really interesting is we have started manipulating genetically manipulating our food plants so that they have higher forms of poison in them. >> Mhm. >> It's a god awful unbelievable mess. And they've taken my medicine away from me and I'm dying. Slowly dying of poison and I can't get away from it. There's nowhere I can go to get away from it. This house is the safest place there is for me. >> Maybe the real poison isn't in the GMOs she's so worried about. Maybe it's the way she's been dumping her toxic negativity onto her partner every single day. >> Okay, my cat scratched me. It's, you know, the whole thing is please get him out of this house. Please get him away from me. I am not a nice person anymore. And he won't go away. He simply won't get out of the house. We have some money. >> He can go into assisted living. And then he pulls this on me again. I'm so sick. I AM SO SICK. And he pulls out this. Well, I'm going to go and have breakfast with Richard today. >> Oh, AND I KEEP SAYING, "GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. GET AWAY FROM ME." AND HE WON'T GO. HE WON'T GO. HE WON'T GO. >> I CAN'T LEAVE THE HOUSE. HE CAN'T. AND HE WON'T GO. >> WHERE WHERE did this all start? Here in the living room or just in that little side room? No, I think it's I don't know. The living room, the kitchen as I'm trying to clean the drains out. >> Okay. So, by the washer like that mud room? >> No. No. It I remember yelling at him here. >> Okay. >> I don't know. You know, you know, honest to God, I think I hit him. I hit him a couple times. >> Okay. >> Get away from me. get away. >> When she claimed she's no longer a good person, well, that's probably the only honest thing she said all day. Being sick is no excuse for putting your hands on your husband. It's a tragedy, plain and simple. And they both clearly need help. >> Me, get away from me. Get out of my house. Leave me alone. DON'T BETRAY ME AGAIN. DON'T WALK OUT ON ME AGAIN. I AM SO SICK. DON'T WALK OUT ON ME AGAIN. >> Where did you hit him? >> In the middle of the back. >> Okay. No, between the shoulder blades. >> So, just hit him with your hand or with an object? >> No, just my hand. >> Okay. >> But I can't I can't get the man out of my house. I can't get him out. And he does this to me time after time after time after time. If there was someone in the street, someone who was hurt, would not help him. And it's not because he's malicious or mean. It's simply because it sort of never occurs to him. And this includes his wife, you know. >> So, you said you hit him a couple of times. Did that happen here in the room? >> Um, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in court? >> Yes, they are. >> Uh, you have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him 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, >> if you guys take me out of this house, >> I will die and it will be a terrible, terrible death. >> I have been trying to get my husband out of this. >> We We can get to that. But do you understand those rights as I read them to you? >> Yeah. >> Having those rights in mind, you still wish to speak to me and my partner. >> Listen, I don't hear very well. Will you please say that more slowly? So, having those rights in mind that I just read to you, um, would you still wish to speak to me and her, >> should I or should I not? >> It's up to you, ma'am. >> Can't I can't tell you yes or no? >> Probably no. >> The way things are in this country right now, >> I Okay, >> please just take him out of my life. I have I have cried to him and cried to him and cried to him and he just won't leave me. He won't go away. He won't let me alone. >> Worn out by housework and a lack of medical care. She finally hit a breaking point. It's sad how neglect turns hope into violence. But as much as I feel for her, assault is still something you just can't justify. >> But he can't take me. I want him to go. He needs help. I can't take care of him anymore. I am not strong enough. I am too sick. And he WILL NOT GO AWAY. AND HE WILL NOT LET ME ALONE. And I KEEP SAYING, "GO AWAY. GO AWAY. GO AWAY." And he won't go away. Go mighty. I am just so tired. I know. Can you stand right here from us? Is everybody back? >> Oh, let let me lock the Oh, do that. >> Lock the house. >> Um, I'm not sure what's going to happen with your husband. I don't know if he's going to host him. Does anybody need to call your cat or pick up your cat? You realize, of course, this is going to kill me. >> I'm sorry. >> This is going to kill me. You're going to put me in a building for right head down this way. Can you just uh watch her? I'll just >> Okay, sounds good. Okay. In the end, she was hauled off to jail on domestic assault charges. Honey, if she wanted to make a point, she should have just hidden his clean underwear and told him he's out of luck until that washing machine got fixed. Now, what do you all think about that solution? Drop a comment below. But forget that 77year-old for a second because the Karen I've got coming up next is the real main event of Audacity. >> No, you can't arrest. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> He has a war. >> He's 74 years old. No. >> God damn it. Get off. >> YOU ARE NOT ARRESTING HIM. >> PRISCILLA, get off me. >> Absolutely not. >> Rochelle police found themselves in one of those, "You've got to be kidding me situations while trying to serve a warrant." Enter Priscilla. With her over-the-top interference and a queen of the castle attitude, she dialed the tension up to a level that was just plain unnecessary. >> Rochelle, police department. >> Hey, Priscilla. Priscilla. >> Hi. Where are you? God damn it. What? Come on in, guys. >> Jesus Christ. You guys got to send the whole Calvary. >> No, [ __ ] Come in. Please come in. >> We're in here. >> What's up? Come in. Come in. >> We're in here. Okay. >> It's [ __ ] cold. Please come in and shut the door. >> Priscilla. >> Yes. >> Sit down. All right, James. >> Can I have you stand up for a minute? >> No, he can't. >> Why? Why can't >> hising feet? What's wrong with this foot? >> Well, look at them. Sorry. Do you not have a flashlight? I >> don't touch my flashlight. >> I'm going to touch your flashlight. >> Priscilla, back up. >> Come on, guys. You know I'm fun and friendly. Hey, what's up, Annayia? Stop it. >> Back up for a minute. >> One. I want a pound. >> Are you going to back up? >> Well, yeah, but give me a pound. Come on, man. >> Back up. >> Back up. >> James, can you stand up for a minute? >> So, James, you got >> You're going to be under arrest. Okay. You got a warrant. >> NO, YOU CAN'T ARREST HIM. ARE you [ __ ] kidding me? >> He has a warrant. PRISCILLA, >> HE'S 74 YEARS OLD. >> He has a warrant. >> Absolutely not. >> NO. GOD DAMN IT. GET OFF ME. >> YOU ARE NOT ARRESTING HIM. >> PRISCILLA, GET OFF ME. >> Absolutely not. >> Get off of me. >> Absolutely not. I will I will go to jail for him. I'LL GO TO JAIL FOR HIM. >> PRISCILLA, >> NO. YOU'RE NOT TAKING A 74year-old Vietnam veteran who was also >> He has a warrant for his He didn't have a concealed carry license and he got arrested for that. >> I don't care. He's 74 years old AND HE'S ALMOST DYING. HE'S ON AN OXYGEN TANK. YOU'RE NOT ARRESTING HIM. TAKE ME. Take me. >> Talk about a romance that smells like, well, a jail cell. She actually tried to use love as a get out of jail free card. Too bad for her. The police care about the law, not her lowbudget soap opera script. >> No, take me. >> I really don't want to. >> No, take me. >> James, what do you got in your hand? >> That's my knife. This is my knife. We were just >> Put it down. Put it down. >> Let me see that. Thank you. >> God damn it. You made me just cut my cigarette in half. >> Come on, son. >> No, we are No, you're not arresting. No. >> Oh, god. >> You're not arresting HIM. ARREST ME. TAKE ME, PLEASE. PLEASE. I beg you. Please, >> Priscilla. >> PRISCILLA. HE'S 74 years old. He's on an oxygen tank. He's on a nebulizer. He's dying. His feeders won't. Please don't take him. Please. Please don't take him. Take me. TAKE ME. HOW DARE YOU? How can you possibly feel good about yourselves taking this man to jail? Please. I'LL GO TO JAIL FOR HIM. I'll take his charges. No, it's not ridiculous. This is mying love. No. So, you got about 3 seconds before he grabs you off. Do you mind want to make this hard? You want to add a CHARGE FOR YOURSELF? >> YOU I TAKE I'LL TAKE THE CHARGE FOR HIM. >> NO, you're going to add additional charge for obstructing here in a second. You got about 3 seconds to get off him or else you're going to get Can I at least call my lawyer, >> please? >> When we're done here. Yes, >> baby. They're arresting you. >> Priscilla, get up. >> Hey, he's aware. Let him get up. >> No, he's Priscilla. >> Let's move it. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Trust me, I'll come in. I'll get me. >> Are you going to hit him? >> YOU MOVE. >> MOVE. >> DON'T ARREST HIM. >> MOVE, PRISCILLA. >> Please let me let me go to jail for him. >> Priscilla, >> let me go to jail for >> I'll go to jail for him. >> Priscilla, >> please. Say again. >> You got socks AND SHOES. >> LET ME LET ME DRESS HIM. CAN I AT least I'll get [ __ ] mean and he knows I will. >> Go get him socks. >> Socks and shoes, please. >> Back up. Go get him socks. Go get him socks. >> Back up. Give me socks and shoes. >> Let me get my kitty. Oh my god. No. >> Give me sacks and shoes. >> Now, if you think we've hit the peak of crazy here, hold on to your hats because Priscilla is about to give these officers a gift that absolutely nobody on this green earth asked for. >> Do this to look at. Why would you do this to him? I hope you guys can live with yourselves. Look at him. I hope you can be good with yourselves. PIECES OF [ __ ] [ __ ] >> That's battery. You're under arrest. Watch out. >> I didn't even hit you with it. >> It didn't hit you. It hit him. >> It did hit. >> You're under arrest. He's under arrested. >> Let me take the arrest for him. Please. >> That's why I did it. That's why I did it. I'll stop. I'll stop. I'll stop. I'll stop. Get up. >> I'll be good. I'll be good. I won't do anything else. Get up. I will grab his socks. I'll grab his shoes. >> No, we're not doing that. >> I didn't even hit you. >> Yeah, you did. >> No, I didn't. >> It's on body cam. So, there you go. >> Yeah, body cam. Check it. No, don't do a tight. My I just had IVs. I just was on ICU. >> Again, it's not tight. Just making sure you're not all right. Hey, look. Can I just say I promise I'll stop. I'll stop. I'll stop. I'll stop. I'll stop. I'll be good. I'll be good. I'll be good. I'll be good. At least Let me show you where his socks and stuff are. Please. >> Can I at least put my shoes on and grab my >> slippers? >> Can I please put my shoes on? Stop. I'm not going to fight with you. I know. I just got a domestic. I know. >> You just got battery peace officer. JAMES, WHERE YOU >> THAT'S WHAT YOU GOT NOW. >> PLEASE. ANNAYIA. ANNAYIA, PLEASE. NO, NO. I'll go to prison. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let me put my shoes on. Let me put my shoes on. >> You going to >> Let me sit down and put my shoes on. >> Go to the ground. >> James, where's your >> I'm sorry. I'M SORRY. I'M SORRY. I THREW this guy. I'm sorry. I just don't want to see my baby go to jail. Please. >> Please, can you please give me You have any uh socks or sandals you could just slip on? >> Attacking an officer and then expecting a pass. That's more shameful than the fire she just started. That apology of hers, it just makes the whole pile of ashes look even more ridiculous. >> Right here, the white. >> No, I know. >> Can you get those shoes on then? >> James 74 and he's >> I can't put the socks off. Okay, >> please. I know. Do >> you want socks? >> I beg you. Do you want socks? >> One more chance. >> One last chance. I swear to you. I promise you guys. I promise I will behave. I haven't done drugs in almost 2 weeks. I've been good. I am I'm taking lirium now to get me off alcohol. >> You know alcohol is a drug, right? >> I know, but I'm I'm on lirium so that way I can stop drinking. Please, I'm begging you. I'm so close to getting my babies back. Please, please, please just give me one last chance. Please. I'm so sorry I threw that side at you. That was wrong. Please, I beg you. I'm so sorry. I will never do it again. I promise I'll be so respected. Please, give me one last chance. One last chance. Just one. Please. I want my daughters back. Please. Please. I'm so close to getting them back. >> These are it. >> No. I know where his shoes are. >> Where are they? >> Grab them. >> They're >> Please. I'm so sorry. a knife. I'm so sorry. >> There's a switchblade right there. Right right next to the door. >> I don't want to hurt you trying to force these on there. >> I know. >> What I did was stupid. >> Yeah, >> I I understand >> you. Um >> I was never trying to to cause problems. >> Oh, we know. James, just get it over with. Okay. >> Please. I beg you. I thank you. I thank you. >> Get up off the floor. You're being ridiculous. >> Please do. >> So close. >> He's going to >> It's a perfect mix of a Saab story and plain old manipulation. She's trying to trade cheap tears for some very expensive freedom. Unfortunately for her, these cops aren't exactly a sympathetic audience. >> I'm so sorry, you guys. Please, please, please. >> I won't be able to get my daughters back. Can I at least grab my coat? >> Get a sweater on. You're gonna go in my squat car right now. >> I'm so sorry. That was so ignorant of me. It was so rude. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Priscilla, do you want anything? >> No. Okay. >> Well, too bad. >> I'm so close to getting my girls back. I promise you. >> Alas, you have anything to put a poking stick from any person? >> Any weapons? Any firearm? >> Are you really arresting me? >> Yes. >> I'm really sorry. I'm sorry. I am so sorry. I didn't >> I hurt you. Okay. >> I have a knife in my right pocket. >> I think I >> No, you don't. Cuz I took it out of your hand. >> Can I at least get my coat in my phone? Please don't arrest me. Please. Please. Please. >> You're literally in handcuffs right now. Just get in the spot. >> You're obviously under arrest right now. >> Please. My >> Priscilla, sit in a car. I'm going to go to prison for the next 15 years and I won't be able to watch my babies grow up. >> Kick your legs up, >> please. I >> You don't want to add Do you want to add resisting to it? >> No. >> Get in there. Sit down. >> I'm begging you. >> Priscilla, get in a car. >> I'm not trying to fight with you. >> Please. I'm begging you. Please give me one last chance. One more chance. >> All right, James. Let me see. Uh, let me see your walker real quick. Just hang on to the car. All right. >> Okay. >> That's going to be the best way to get in here. >> I don't know. >> All right. Well, I'm right here. So, >> how about how about lean lean back? All right. And then I'll lift I'll lift your leg. >> In the end, they both got a ride in the back of the squad car. The man kept his mouth shut and accepted his fate while Priscilla just wouldn't stop rambling about 15 years in prison and missing her kids growing up. James was hauled in on a warrant for gun possession. Priscilla, she walked away with a combo meal, obstructing justice plus assaulting an officer. But wait, that's still nothing compared to how helpless the police looked when they went up against this next stubborn woman. >> 10. I don't want that. Here, take this. >> 1075. >> That's who you are. >> No, no, no. Don't touch me. What? August 28th, 2025, down in Florida, Coral Springs police ran into a severe case of main character syndrome at a local bakery. Marilyn, 51 years old, decided that refusing to leave was the hill she wanted to die on, turning a simple request into a dead-end standoff with the law. >> You know, they don't want you here at the business, so I'm going to have to trespass you from here. You happen to have your ID on you, ma'am? Okay. Hey, do you mind getting that for me? Okay. >> Dela 33 squad 18. >> Did you get an altercation with them in the inside or no? >> No. >> Alpha 46. Copy. 65. >> You happen to have your ID on you? >> Alpha 46. Where's your ID, man? >> Or your name. What's your name? >> Dispatch doesn't mark you. >> Alpha 52 Alpha 23. Copy 65. >> Just find your ID for me. I mean, I don't your ID. You don't have ID. >> Okay. Where's your ID? >> State Road 7. Come on. >> I'm going to get it. I'm >> We don't have I'm just trying to be more cordial as possible. >> I'm going to get it. >> All right. What's your name? Let's say your name instead. >> Mommy 25. >> What's your last name? >> Thank you very much. That's so nice for you. >> What's going on? Stay right here. Don't Don't come like rush me. Yeah, that's all right. >> That's fine. Just stay right there. You don't want to make those subtle movements towards me like that. >> You live in Corn Springs still or no? >> Bravo 44 is back in the city. Can you help out with the retail theft call so we can leave 54? >> All right, give me one. >> It's a perfect storm of age without an ounce of maturity. She's using her free time to torture the officer's patience. Honestly, it feels like she won't be satisfied until she gets an all-inclusive vacation at the local precinct. >> Ben's over there. >> Listen, you're not going to be able to come here until November. Okay. >> To Vickiy's bakery until November. Okay. >> Here. Here's your stuff. >> All right. Here. >> Here. 104. I don't want that. Here, take this. >> 1075. >> That's who you're going. >> I'm Hey, watch. Back up. >> Leave. You got to leave here. Get your stuff and go. >> Get the stuff and go or you going to jail. >> Where? Where am I going? >> Leave. Leave. Leave. Leave this premises right here. Go down there somewhere. >> Go. >> Hold on. >> If you go, Listen, your trespass. If you go in front of them, >> can I throw this in the garbage? Throw it in the garbage and go. Let's go. >> Well, don't rush me because I'm handicapped. Okay. >> Don't rush me. I'm handicapped. Okay. >> I'm giving you one last chance to leave. Go ahead. >> If not, then you're going to be going to jail. I'm telling you now. So, get your stuff and go. >> They answered and then they disconnected on us again. >> I'm I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure you don't want to go to jail right now. So, I'm just letting you know this your last and final chance. >> Get my stuff, >> man. Get your stuff and go. >> I'm giving you ample amount of chances. If not, I'm going to have to I don't want to have to do you like this. Listen. All you got to do is walk over there. That's it. >> I'm handicapped. >> Hold on. Everything falls from my hand. Can you help me? >> Everything falls from my hand. >> I'm handing God. >> I really don't want to take you to jail. >> Take me. >> Yeah, I am. >> Take me. >> If you don't go and your dog's going to go to the humane p the pound. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, >> okay. >> It's your last chance. >> Touch me. It's your last chance, man. I'm telling you. >> Touch me. >> All right, let me go. Let me go ahead and let make sure that they want to press charge on you. Okay, hold on. Give me one sec. >> She need help, bro. >> Huh? >> Yeah, I got help. I'm walking. She following me. >> I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to take you. >> How you doing? >> All right. Who did you call? Okay. This her. She's going to be trespassing here for uh 90 days. Okay. >> All right. Is there a way to expect from our store too? >> Which store is it? >> Smoke this too. She >> came in like exiting our customers and stuff. She's come in. She's went to our bathroom and took a shower. I feel really bad for her. She lost her wife like a year ago and has just slowly been declining. >> So, I know she's >> I know she was a good person before. It's just sad to see her. She's taking sponge baths in the restroom and harassing customers, acting like she owns the place. The more they try to be patient, the more her audacity grows. She's clinging to that shop like the business owes her a lifetime's worth of pension. >> You guys are You guys are the ones jail. >> I'm going to get it. >> I'm going to get it. You want to look at me? >> No, I was describing stuff. Why don't you just get your stuff and go? >> We don't Listen, I I I gave you multiple chances. Just get your stuff and go, please. >> I'm going. >> Okay, come. >> Where's the paper? >> Just get your stuff. Where? >> I forgot where my stuff is. >> Oh, right here. Look. >> Ma. Mara. Mana. Your stuff. >> Don't touch my stuff. >> Okay. Listen. Florida alpha listen to let me let me explain something to you real fast because >> yeah because right now you're you're you're you're trying to escalate things. I I've been nice to you. You know I don't want to have to go a different route. You know what I mean? But you're forced you're about to force me to go a route that I don't want to go. >> So this is the last chance I'm going to give you. Get your stuff and then just leave from over here. I'm not telling you to leave the plaza, but you do have to leave from in front of Vicki. >> Come pick this up so we can go. I'm >> trying to get your stuff. Oh, 25. Thank you. >> Yeah. >> I don't want that. >> That's your ID. >> Okay. All right. Okay. I have it. >> Hold on to it. >> Yeah, I have it. >> I'm going because I'm Thank you for helping me. >> Listen, you can go anywhere you want. I just need you to get from in front of this store. >> Well, when I get up because I think my food is [ __ ] up. I have >> I do it. But I mean, you're only giving me one. You You're like, Marilyn, are did you take any drugs today? >> Huh? >> No. >> What's your What's your choice of drug? >> Because you're shaking and you're you're you're not acting normal. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. So, what's your >> Really? >> What is your choice? >> Really? >> What's your choice of drug, Mary? >> What's my choice? Hold on. >> Then you can buy IV. >> Okay. I don't think she can uh she probably can't even >> care more money. >> She's busy digging her own grave with bricks of pure arrogance, mocking reality while her hands shake from whatever substance she's on. But the second those officers snap on their gloves, the royal treatment is officially over. >> No, no, no. Don't touch me. What? Really? Oh, wow. >> All right. Listen, listen, listen, listen. hit. >> I'm telling you, I don't want to do anything to you. So So you better. >> Thank you. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Please, please. I can't breathe. >> We're going to give you multiple chance to leave. Okay. >> My god. >> You don't want to leave. Okay. So now you don't move. No, no, no, no, no. My take my hands back. He's not coming. My back. They're not coming. My back. Please. Please. My back. The hospital. Please. 911. Please. My back. You're pushing my back. Please. My please. 911. >> I don't want to do her. >> I know. She was giving us absolutely no choice. >> Let me We can sit you up. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. You can't touch me. No. Please. >> Can we roll you on your side now? >> No. My name. So, you don't want to do you want to be around your side? You want to stay like that? >> I can't move. >> I like this. >> That's right. >> You tried a lot. >> That's right. >> Now, she's flopping around like a fish out of water, even trying to call 911 to save her from, well, the actual 911. It's a bitter moment for her majesty when she finally realizes she isn't the center of the universe anymore. Call 911. >> Mom, he's going. I don't know what the difference is today. >> All right, man. That's not smart. >> Exactly. You haven't done anything yet. I still have the handkerch. >> Yeah, but look what you're doing. >> But we've offered to change your position, which you keep doing on your own. We've offered to stand you up. You said no, you don't want to stand up. So, we're leaving you as you are. like us to stand you up so you can stand at least or we have an ambulance coming. Would you like us to stand you up? >> Thank God. About time you offer me help. >> Oh wow. >> We asked for it a while ago. You just didn't hear it cuz you were busy screaming. >> But you haven't done it yet. >> I have offered to change your position. You told me no, you can't. But meanwhile, you're rolling around on the floor all on your own. >> So you want to stay like that until the end? >> I stay like that this year. can go and sit down over there because we're going to waste time. >> 38 >> come here. >> There's your ambulance. >> Oh, lady. >> Hi. >> How you doing? >> This gentleman, please. >> I don't know. She may be Yeah. Yeah. She may be on some kind of drug. I don't know. But All right. Way that we can This is the only way. This is the only way. See? Yeah. Uhhuh. Not yet. >> If you kick me. Oh, I promise you. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> All right. >> Go ahead. >> You won't kick nobody else. I'm let you know now. >> Go ahead. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Her name was the Was that her? >> Every Yeah, I think that was her stomach. >> Okay. >> What's your first name? >> If she does, I don't let her do that cuz I I >> Yeah. Yeah. I guess probably 750. >> After a medical cleared her, she was hauled off to jail on charges of trespassing after warning and nonviolent resistance. The court slapped her with a $323 fine, and to this day, she hasn't paid a single scent. She's lucky she ran into a patient officer. Not everyone is that nice, especially not the nononsense supervisor in this next clip dealing with a sovereign citizen. >> Get out of THE CAR. >> HELP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> NOT on your ground. GET ON THE GROUND. >> HELP. STOP RESISTING. >> NO. >> July 10th, 2025, back in Florida, what started as a minor traffic stop turned into a flatout comedy. Armed with some pie in the sky logic, this so-called sovereign citizen actually believed she was above the law. Well, here's how that worked out for her. >> Hello there. Good morning. >> Hello. Can I >> Hi. Yes, you can. My name's Officer Diana with the M Beach Police Department. Just like to let you know that this traffic stop is being audio video recorded. Okay. Um, the reason for the stop is just because of your incomplete stop during the stop sign at Ocean and Pine. Okay. You just kind of stop right in the middle of the intersection after you've already passed the stop sign and the stop bar. You stopped in the middle of the intersection and then you proceeded to go. Okay. You have a driver's license on you? >> I don't. >> You don't have your driver's license. Do you have a driver's license? >> Yes. >> Yes. Is it valid? >> Yes. >> It is valid. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? >> Yes. >> I'm sorry. >> I think it is. Okay. Any reason why it wouldn't be? I could open a new era where people >> Ma'am, you got to speak up. I can't hear you very well. Because I don't think it's necessary to drive travel in my car. You don't think you need a driver's license to drive your car? >> What does that mean? >> Okay. Who's the registered owner of this vehicle? >> Okay. What is your first name? Please spell that for me, please. >> I don't need to see the registration for your vehicle. >> Why do you think that I don't need to see it? >> Because what you're doing was illegal. I am traveling in my car. >> You ran a stop sign. >> I didn't run a stop sign. I stopped >> in the middle of the intersection after you've already ran the stop sign. >> No. >> Okay. Do you have insurance? >> Is that on video? >> No, I don't. Do you have insurance? >> Okay. So, >> you're driving a motor vehicle in the state of Florida. Okay. You're required to have a driver's license. You're required to show proof of insurance. >> Are you under your um identification? >> Yes, I have my identity. >> Instead of just cooperating, she chose to live in a fantasy world. She really thought a few magic words she picked up on the internet would make her immune to the law. Talk about a ridiculous way to ruin your own day. I am pulling you over. >> Allow me to answer your question for the fourth time. The reason for your stop today is because you ran a stop sign >> and now I'm initiating a traffic stop based off of that moving violation. Okay? >> And I'm telling you that I am a real person with real arms and legs. Right? >> I'm not a corporation. I'm not the person found my identification. >> Okay. But in the state of Florida, you have to have a valid driver's license. >> Yes, I am. I am. Do you realize that what you're doing right now is harassment? >> No. What I'm doing right now is illegal traffic stop based off of a violation that I do. You have a driver's license. >> You don't have a driver's license. Okay. >> Have you ever been issued a driver's license in Florida? >> Okay. When was that? >> Okay. So, is it valid or is it not valid? >> Everything's valid. >> Okay. But why won't you why won't you show your >> Because I don't have to. >> Okay. >> Under the constitutional law of states, we do not have to. >> I think you are very misinformed about the laws in the state of Florida. I'm not. Trust me, I'm not. >> There has been no harm done. >> You ran a stop sign. >> Hasn't been hurt. >> You ran a stop sign. >> Any Has any property been taken? >> No. >> So, you are harassing. >> Okay. You ran a stop sign, which is a moving violation in the state of Florida. >> You have no proof of insurance. You don't want to give me any of your paperwork. >> I don't need any of that. I'm traveling. Oh my god. >> You do need that. You have to You have to provide that documentation. Driving is not a right. It is a privilege. >> No, driving actually is a privilege. >> It is not a right, ma'am. >> You have to leave the park. >> It It's not. It said on the driver's license that you say you were issued. It says on your driver's license that driving is not a right. >> The officers gave her every chance to act like a civilized adult. But this sovereign citizen only follows the rules inside her own head. She was busy running her own private country up there right until reality hit her with a pair of cold steel handcuffs. >> What's up? >> I'm going to have her step out. >> All right. Step out. >> Step out. >> She doesn't want to provide any information. >> Step out. >> Are you going to kidnap me? Is it? >> Get out of the jail. Get out of the car. You're going to jail. You're going to jail. Get out of the car. >> Oh. Oh no. >> Out of the car. >> Oh. >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> HELP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET ON your ground. GET ON THE GROUND. >> HELP. >> STOP RESISTING. >> STOP RESISTING. Are you kidding? >> Oh my god. >> Give me your hands. >> OH MY GOD. You're hurting me. >> Well, stop resisting. STOP. >> I GOT I GOT TO GET UP. IT'S HOT. IT'S HOT. >> WELL, THEN STOP RESISTING. WE'LL GET YOU OFF THE CAR. How about that? Help. >> Dad, you got out of the car like she asked you to. >> Hold on. I'm trying to lock it. >> Get up on your knees. >> My glasses. I can't see without my glasses. >> We'll get them for you in a minute. Stand up. I thought about that before you resisted. >> Stand up. Get up. >> I can't >> stand up. >> I can't. >> Why can't you? >> Cuz I'm very weak. >> Okay. One leg at a time. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> I can't. >> I need my phone. >> I need my phone. >> I need to search her. >> She's going to search you. >> Help. I've been kidnapped. >> Listen, next time an officer orders you out of the vehicle, you're required to get out. Do you understand? >> You don't really have the right to order me out of my >> Yeah, we do. >> Need your ID. >> I'm I'm the corporal. I'm going to shoot your supervisor. Case law says Pennsylvania versus Sims. >> All right. Have a seat. Now you got a resistant charge. >> Now you have a resistance charge. >> You didn't get out of the car. >> She went from traveling freely on the streets to traveling straight to the precinct. One quick check and they found expired papers and fairy tale excuses. The perfect recipe for a completely avoidable arrest. What' you have? >> So, she ran the stop sign. >> Okay. >> She did give me her name, but um >> she ran the stop sign. She says she doesn't have to give proof of insurance, doesn't have to give the registration, doesn't have to give me your driver's license. I asked her for driver's license valid. She told me that I didn't need to know that information. >> Okay. >> Um and then as soon as you pulled up, I said, "Step out of the car." She said, "I don't have to step out of the car and violate the constitution, blah blah blah." She said she's traveling, not driving. She's not a professional driver. >> Cool. All right. 10:15 got resisting. >> I don't see a current registration and or insurance in this stack. >> It's all expired rider for everything >> rider for uh you got resisting uh which is 10:15 for but you have the stop sign which is PC and you got uh no proof of insurance, no proof of registration. stuff that fell back. >> In the end, our sovereign friend was hauled off to jail. She's facing charges for resisting an officer without violence along with a laundry list of traffic violations, blowing a stop sign, no insurance, and an expired registration. So, what's your take on this traveling nonsense? Is she some misunderstood genius or just another Karen drunk on her own delusions? Let me know in the comments. But forget about her for a second. This next lady is about to prove that when your mouth starts running too fast, your head is liable to hit the dirt. >> What? It's okay. I know my right. >> You have a gun? Are you kidding me? >> Drop the bag. Now >> there it is. >> On February 28th, 2025, right here in Florida. Dawn, a 59-year-old woman, decided to turn a local gas station into her personal fortress. She figured she'd just plant roots there and ignore every request to leave. But that stubbornness of hers was snuffed out pretty quick. >> Hey, how are you? >> Good. How are you? I'm good. >> What you up to? >> Uh-huh. Just get me a little coffee. What are you up to? >> A little bit of coffee. >> Oh, nothing. Just working. >> Yeah. >> How long you been here at the store? >> Well, can I ask why you asked? I >> Well, the store's asking for you to get going. >> I They I just told them I was moving on and I asked if I could come in and get some hot water and >> make some coffee and they said yes. >> Well, right now the store's asked for you to be trespassed. So, >> oh, now I'm going to be trespassed. >> Yes, ma'am. So, now I see your driver's license. >> Am I being detained? >> Are you being detained? Nope. You're free to go, but you need you're not allowed back here. >> I understand. >> Then I Why do I need to show ID? >> You don't? >> Okay. >> Well, just so I can fill out trespass, but if you don't want to provide your ID, that's fine. You're more You're well within your rights not to do that, but you need to vacate the premises right now. >> What I'm doing, sir, I'm putting the garbage right here. Okay. >> Anything else? >> No, ma'am. Have a good night. Drive careful. >> You, too. >> I seen that you're in >> He's locatedating my key, sir. >> Well, >> and sir, didn't I ask you if I could come in? And >> it's irrelevant. I've already told you you need to vacate the premises now. >> I'm speaking to him. I am, sir. >> Well, I'm interrupting you. >> All right. >> I'm trying to be lenient with you. >> Lenient with me? >> Yeah. Because right now you're disobeying a lawful order, and I really don't want to take you to jail, but I will. I need to open my hatch because I believe my key is back there. >> Go ahead. >> Ma'am, are you looking for your keys or are you just going through your trunk? >> I'm looking for my keys. >> Well, let's find them. Let's find them. >> Yes, it's my vehicle. I came here. I have my keys. With all due respect, I mean, I was advised. I was advised I could go in. in hot water. >> Well, that's changed. >> Well, I understand it's changed, but it it is a fact. I'm stating a fact. >> I'm stating a fact, too. My facts supersede your fact. >> Instead of just walking away with her dignity, she tried to test the officers with some nonsense theory she found online. Watching her fumble through her trunk looking for keys just to buy time. Honestly, it was a clumsy, pathetic performance. >> I'm not answering questions, sir. >> Okay, ma'am. You got about another minute to find your keys and then you need to get walking. >> I know my rights, sir. >> Go ahead. Cassie, ready? So, if she giving her a little bit more time to look for her keys, um if she keeps doing the runaround and I'll find her keys, uh I'm going to tell her get walking. She's already basically just said I know my rights, meaning she's not going to do it. And at that point, uh she'll go to jail. And then uh the vehicle itself being on y'all's property, you're more than welcome to call. >> I'm still attempting to locate them, officer. >> Well, you got about another 30 seconds to locate them and then you need to get walking. >> Ma'am, I know my sir, I know my rights. >> Yep. Well, your rights tell you you're about to go to jail in about 31 seconds. Okay. >> Not. >> Okay. >> You're going to put me in jail. >> I am for trespass after warning. I've already told you you're trespassed. You need to vacate the premises. >> I know my rights >> and now you're refusing to do so. I have the right to remain silent. >> Yep, you do. >> Ma'am, step out of the car. Vacate the premises now. >> Excuse me. >> Step out of the car. Vacate the premises now. Step out of the car. >> I'm locating my key. >> Step out of the car. >> I know my rights. I don't have to vacate without my property. All right, start walking. >> I'm not leaving my property. >> Lock the car up and start walking. >> I I have the right to my property. >> She claims to know her rights, but she's acting like she's lost her mind. The moment she chose her stuff over cooperation, her little freedom train officially went off the tracks and straight into a ditch. >> Yeah, you can take that with you, but you >> No, this is my property. This is my property. >> You're under arrest. >> Stop this. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Pitch your hands behind your back. You are under arrest. Pitch your hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting now. Drop the bags. There's a firearm in there. I'm not dropping it. >> What? It's okay. I know my right. You have a gun? Are you kidding me? Drop the >> drop the bag now. >> There it is. >> Stop resisting. >> Ma'am, roll over. Put your hands behind your back. Stand up. Stand up. >> Got any other guns on you? >> 1264. >> 77 to 10. Fighting over a gun. We're secure. >> 226 987. I got an ambulance coming through your head. >> 10 rescue to whiskey fox shot with a head injury bleeding. >> Sir, officer. >> Ma'am, >> there may be a piece of glass in there. I'm not sure. >> Okay, >> just to let you know. >> She managed to upgrade herself from a difficult customer to an armed suspect in a heartbeat. How foolish do you have to be to carry a gun while playing word games with the police? In plenty of other situations, she would have turned herself into a target for a shooting gallery. >> All I'm mainly concerned with is if you have another gun on you right now. >> I am all right. I'm looking so bad. >> And that's fine. You're I don't have another bank. Okay. >> Are you okay? I got an ambulance coming for you. Let's walk this way. Will you Will y'all please watch that gun? >> Actually, you know what? Let's do this. >> Have a seat right here on this curb. Sit down. Got a 9mm handgun, but 22 caliber pistol magazine in your pocket. Stand up. Walk this way. Right there. Lean all the way over. All right, come back over here. Have a seat. Sit down right there. 126420 signal zero. >> It's going to be a Walther PPS 9 millimeter. Let rescue know she's conscious and alert. This I don't know. got a big old cut on her head, I guess, from the asphalt. >> This is where the officer loses his patience, and for good reason. He gives Dawn a much needed education on the senseless danger she caused. Let's not forget, these officers have families to go home to. Your stubbornness could easily be someone else's death sentence. >> Your charge was >> Well, it would have been nothing had you just listened and left. Would have been nothing. But instead now you got a whole slew of charges all over nothing. You don't think I got a family I want to go home to and you want to sit here and give me a hard time while you got a gun on you done with this. >> You think you would have been the first person I shot? What we got? >> Her being a job. >> Hey, they're they're ambulance. They're medical. They're not us, okay? They're here for you because I knocked your head on the asphalt, >> okay? They're here to make sure you're alive. I got to take you to the hospital one way or the other. So, >> all right. Perfect. >> Sorry about that, fellas. >> I know my rights. I don't have to leave my property. Don't >> I want my >> I want my >> Stop doing that. >> All right. You want to straighten up and quit acting that way. >> All right. You got both. Get close. >> I'm under arrest. >> Yep. You are under arrest. >> Hop in. Which house am I at? >> Putting them here in black. >> All right. Right over here. Anything illegal on you at all? Anything else? >> Anything illegal on me? No. >> Anything at all? Personal belongings. >> Have a seat for me. clean vehicles. >> Well, thank you. We try. Must have been cleaner. >> Yours truly. >> You don't pick up enough dirty people. One or the other. >> All right, we're going to get right over here. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail on charges of armed trespassing and resisting an officer without violence. Was it that gun on her hip that made her feel so bold in the first place? That's a small price to pay compared to our next guest. This scam queen is about to lose everything at a five-star hotel. April 7th, 2025, at the Ritz Carlton, a high and mighty lady turned a luxury lobby into her own personal stage for pure stubbornness. No money, no ID, but a whole lot of delusional entitlement. She decided to push the police to their limit. And well, here's how that little drama played out. >> What's going on? >> What's going on, my man? How you doing? >> Pretty good, man. Good to see you. >> You as well? So, I got this lady. >> Okay. >> She came last night and she wanted to check in. She came in with no ID, no card. She was trying to check in online, kept declining it. She wouldn't leave. We ended up calling you guys this morning. >> She jumped in the Uber, left. >> Okay. >> Turned around at night. She's doing the same thing over. >> Is she here right now? She's here right now, but she just walked outside and I don't know where the hell she went at, but her purse, her purse, and all her [ __ ] is still right there. >> All right. And her purse is over here somewhere >> outside. >> Outside at the fire. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Um, would you mind retrieving that for us? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. If you can just bring it. Is it okay with that she brings a purse inside? >> All right. >> Right here. This is the lady. Okay. So, y'all y'all want her gone? >> Okay. All right. How you doing, ma'am? >> Good. >> Hey, I'm Deputy Parrot. This is Deputy Thompson with the Nassau County Sheriff's Office. >> Um the business, I guess I I don't know what's going on as far as you having a hard time getting a room or whatever it is. >> I realized I thought my um niece had booked it, but I'd booked it. So, I just gave him a different name, my name. >> Okay. Okay. >> And so they should have it all resolved. >> Well, they don't have it resolved. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to go. If not, I'll >> Where where are you from? >> St. Augustine. >> You're from St. Augustine. Okay. >> How did you find your way up to this little three mile stretch of island here? >> I come up here about once a month to bike ride and shop and >> Okay. >> enjoy the wonderful restaurants you have. >> Okay. Um, did you drive up here? >> No, I Ubered. Uber. Instead of looking for a budget motel, this lady picked the Ritz Carlton to perform her Oops, I forgot my wallet routine. She kept insisting she had a room but couldn't produce a shred of proof. Talk about some highass audacity. >> Up here or anything? >> No, but my niece is with me. >> Where's your niece at? >> Here. >> Where's here? >> Wherever. Whatever my room number is. >> You don't have a room here. >> Let me check that cuz I I told her I booked three nights. Not at the Ritz Carlton. >> Okay. So, let me check because I >> Who are we checking with? >> The front desk. >> Well, we've talked to the front desk and this is their security person. They're saying you don't have a room here. >> Okay. Well, I'll book a room right now. >> No, you No, no, no. They they don't want you to leave. >> Why? >> Doesn't really matter to them. >> My niece is here. I go into the room and stay with her. >> What's your What's your niece's name? >> Is it Danielle? >> Okay. positive. I've booked three nights, but let me let let's see. If not, I'll book it right now. >> Well, they're saying that your card was declined. >> Where did you stay at last night? >> I stayed in Amelia Island down at Fernandina. >> Well, you're in Amelia Island now. >> At the Hoy the Hoy house. Do you have like a receipt or something for that or? >> Yeah, it's like it's a bed and breakfast. Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, where are we going? >> Oh, I want to talk to her and tell her about >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> Okay. >> No, no, no, no. Do you have some ID on you? >> Yes, I have a driver's license. >> Okay. >> I have this one credit card that keeps getting denied, >> right? every time you've been here. So, I've gotten cash. >> I've had So, I've used cash or I've used my American Express. >> And so, what I do is I zeal it to them. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license or ID card? >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Come here. >> Come here. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm trying I'm trying to make some determinations here. You know what I mean? >> Oh, you know it's at the front desk. Did you get my phone? >> Your phone is at the front desk? >> Yes. >> All right. He's going to go check for you. Okay. >> I'll go. >> You can't stay here. >> Okay. >> All right. Now, I'll be more than >> I have a I will have a room in about 10 minutes. >> So, listen to me. Okay. The business has asked that we trespass you. So, that means that you're not allowed to come back on this property. She tried to dodge giving her ID and even attempted to bolt into the lobby, earning herself an official trespass warning. But instead of walking away, she started lecturing everyone on civil rights. All while being the one person who refused to follow a single rule. >> They don't want me to be here. >> No, they don't. >> No, that's my right. >> No, it's not. >> It is. >> You got to know what rights are to begin with. >> I do. >> And that's not a right. >> I've been a county commissioner. I've been this. I know what my rights are. >> Right. And in the state of Florida, a business has the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason. And when they do that, then the deputy sheriffs have the right to come in here and trespass you. >> There's no reason for them. >> That's civil and that's between you and them. >> I will go stay at the >> You can have >> I have a receipt from when I booked the room. >> Okay. >> Let me see what you got there. Maybe that'll >> let me get out. Put your cup over here. >> Thank you. Miss cup the room. I think I booked it, but you said you don't have my name in there at all. >> They don't have your name. They don't have your niece's name. Ma'am, >> listen to me. Okay. >> Listen to me. I need you. >> Can I still book a room here? Would you rather book a room somewhere else? I'm asking him the question. >> No, he's already called me here and he's already told me what the business wants. >> My phone's dead. >> Can I borrow a phone? >> Borrow a phone? I don't have a phone. >> You have a cell phone? No, I No, they don't issue us cell phones. >> Okay. Can we go in the lobby and I can use a landline? >> No, ma'am. The business wants you trespass. Have a Danielle Tori here. >> She checked in. She was my guest. >> They don't have a Danielle Tori here. >> They don't have you listed here. They don't have her listed here. >> Okay, let's just go to Omni. >> Okay. I'm not taking you down to the Omni if you don't have a reservation. >> I When I have a phone, I can make Do you have a cell phone that's working? >> No. Anybody have a cell phone? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Can I go in and ask her to >> No, ma'am. The business wants you to get off their property. >> Okay. Let me give me 10 minutes to charge my phone. >> No, there's no 10 minutes. You can have 10 minutes off of their property. Okay. >> So, I'm more than welcome to maybe give you I'm not taking you to the Omni without a reservation. >> I can't make a reservation unless I have a cell phone. >> Well, we can figure that out somewhere else. Okay. >> Behind all that defiance was a broken soul begging for a break. She started pulling out her medical issues like a final shield. But honey, justice doesn't run on late night pity parties. >> Do you have a charger? >> No, ma'am. >> Herger. >> I do. >> Can I get my charger up? >> Uh, we don't have a receptacle. >> You don't have a USB port? >> 102948. Okay. All right. >> USB port. >> Ma'am, go ahead and have a seat in my truck. >> Okay. I have it in my car. >> Right. Have a seat in my truck. >> Give me my purse, please. >> You're not going to have your purse in my truck. >> Okay. We're going to get you off the property, then I'm going to give you your purse back. >> Get the connection. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> You know what? Most people, the very first word they say is no. Oh, this is just like the one I wrote. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Good deal. Okay. Get his 94. Kurt has my notepad. >> Oh, not prepared for work. Man, that's crazy. >> I'm on my meds and they're I'm extremely bipolar and I'm at the real high end. >> Well, what I'm saying though is that you can do a voluntary because if you do, you've been bracket before, right? So, you know what that's like. >> But you can do a voluntary where you walk in and say, "Hey, I want to talk to somebody. I need to be evaluated." >> Actually, I will. You know what the neat thing about a voluntary is? >> It's three days. >> No. What's the neat thing about a voluntary? >> What? >> It's voluntary. A >> correct. >> I tell you what I will do. >> What's that? >> Is the counselors that are at the facilities are incredible. So I will help for a day to be able to spend some time talking. >> It's a really good idea. My psychology is what I'm saying is that >> so I can walk you through the steps to reserve the room. >> What? >> Walk me through the steps. >> I just need a cell phone to make the reservation. >> You should be able to walk in and >> I can't, but I can do it ahead of time. It's much easier. you could just walk in and >> the second they let her go, she marched right back into that lobby with more ridiculous demands. It was one lastditch effort to prove her imaginary power. And that was the exact moment the officer's patience officially slammed shut. >> Uh she just sitting that's her sitting on the sofa. >> Hello Can you call me a taxi, please? >> My put the bag down. Can I grab your phone? >> I can you call a taxi, please. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What? What? What did I do? Wait, wait, wait. Don't go. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> What did I do? >> You already been trespassed from here, ma'am, and you were told not to come back to this establishment. >> I'm going to the Omnia Hotel. >> You're here. So >> So can we just say >> you're going to jail now? >> Oh, I'm I'm going to the Omnia hotel. No, you're going to jail. >> I have an Uber. >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah, we're going to Uber. Where your Uber? >> Okay. I'm Ubering to the Omni. >> You're Ubered into the Nassau County detention facility. >> Okay. What did I do? >> You were trespassed from here and you were told not to come back. >> No, I came back and stayed here for 3 days. Now I'm going to the Omni. >> All right. Do you have any pockets? I guess you need my >> Is she >> She said she >> she's she's kicking the door. Yeah. Um, >> you want to speak with her? >> She uh uh she's just trying to hit all the big places in Nassau County. >> Oh, yeah. She uh she has very mindset. >> Yeah. Instead of a plush hotel bed, she ended up with a cold night in a jail cell she definitely didn't book. She's now facing charges for trespassing after a warning. So, what do you think about using mental health as a cover for this kind of behavior? Is it a real struggle or is it just the ultimate victim card? So, there you have it. Age might bring wisdom for some, but for these ladies, it only brought a front row seat to their own undoing. Proof that entitlement doesn't get finer with time. It just gets louder until the handcuffs click shut.