Okay. Yeah, calm down please. >> NO, I DON'T. JESUS CHRIST, NO. I'M NOT DOING THIS TONIGHT with you. I'm not. I'm not. Calm down. You could talk to I am the law. Calm down. Calm down. Some people don't know when to be silent, but this entitled psycho Karen literally talks her way into the back seat of a cruiser. >> Frankly, my husband Marshall Mathers Eminem >> Eminem, the rapper. If you jail it's not going to work. Okay. Just called Donald J. Trump. Donald J. Trump? Donald J. Trump? DON'T SPEAK FOR MY DAD. I Your father would not want you TO DISRESPECT ME. A CLASSIC CASE OF HOW one loudmouth can turn a simple warning into a permanent criminal record. Told them I don't have my purse. My phone got broken. Right. I told them that. Then you damn well On October 20th, 2025, a diner in Florida was turned upside down by a woman who refused to pay her bill, demanding instead that a complete stranger pick up the tab. It was that toxic mix of arrogance and pure delusion that led her straight into a very public, very embarrassing arrest. She signed it with a move more food. I said no. This is my district. We want her in to arrest her in trespass. Okay. All right. Hello, ma'am. Yeah, hi. Sorry, it was closed. What's going on? Um I'm Marshall Mathers' wife, Jennifer Jones. Yeah, you're not going to pay your tab? No, I am not. Okay, you have money? Can I Can I Can I explain myself, please, sir? You don't have to explain No, I know you don't. You don't have to explain right now. >> on it. But I want you to You got to pay your tab. >> Uh can I personally get via telephone or computer? Yes, I can cuz Do you have Do you have Do you have money on you right now? Cash on me, no. Do you have a debit card, credit card? >> We're doing a movie right at present. Uh I think. I don't know. Maybe they They're still doing it 50 cents, still doing it, I'm not sure. I have one on me. >> No, because >> So you came in here with no form of payment, that's what you're telling me. >> Right. Okay, why would you do that? Because my husband, Marshall Mathers, M&M, the international rap star Yeah. keeps track of me at all times. >> Okay, you got an ID on you? >> makes sure all my stuff is paid. I am the real Jennifer. You got the ID ID on you? No. You don't have an ID? Not on me, no. Because they've been stolen, I've lost them. Okay. Jennifer Helen Cleaver. Stand up. You're going in handcuffs right now. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. This will be fun. When self-respect hits rock bottom, Jennifer hides behind the shadow of M&M. To her, he isn't just a rapper, he's a self-styled guardian deity, a way for her to feel worthy amidst the ruins of her own character. You're not really taking me to jail. Try. Do you have any property here? I'm serious. Taking me to this jail in particular through this [ __ ] county jail, dog. >> Do you have I'm just telling you, dog. Quiet. Do you have any property here? No. Okay, let's go. 63 file man, one way female to 10. Here, I'll get it for you. Just face the car for me. [ __ ] Just going to make sure you don't have any weapons on you, right? Nothing. Nothing. I got you guys for that. All right. Do you have any medical issues or anything like that? >> Yes. Okay, so you have You have money in your pocket? Uh there's a lighter and a $10 bill. Okay, and that's it? Yeah. Okay. Nothing in your hoodie. What is this? >> Oh, it's a Bible. Just a Bible? Yes, sir. Okay. You can look at it if you want to. Is my heart beating too fast or something? No, I just want to make sure you don't have anything else. Okay. It's okay? Yeah. Okay. Do you have anything in your hat? I don't think so. Just do me a favor and take a seat. Oh, this is all right. I'm just So, your name is Jennifer, right? It is. Okay. And do you remember about what time you got here? Um about 2 hours ago. 2 hours ago? Yeah. Have you eaten here before? Yeah. Okay. How often do you eat here? Um this one, I think maybe three times. But the one There's There's like four that I've been to. Okay, got you. >> When her superstar status failed to stop those handcuffs from clicking, she suddenly shifted into compliance, trying to win a little sympathy. But behind that obedient mask, her mind was still busy weaving fantasies, doing anything to escape the bitter reality of her life. No, he told them to take care of it. Oh, you Okay. >> But they're saying that if first I said, "Well, if you feel you have to go I said the police can contact him for you if you need if you feel" But he had already called. So, your belief is that They He was going to pick up your tab? Well, he damn well better because 50% of WorldStar Hip Hop is mine from '04 on. Got you. And we are still married. We're married on paper. Okay. Since '03. You didn't come in You So, your total was 2848. >> Right. Right. Did they explain that to you? Oh Well, yeah. Okay. And And And I told them I said, "If either Rob from um the cuz his parents make movies, Yeah. AJ Burton. Yeah. Okay. And Rob's an ex-boyfriend of mine, Rob Owens, from many many years ago. He's also a thorough geriatric surgeon, I think. Uh-huh. I'm pretty sure. And he may go be in Washington one day, you know? But we all are. But anyways, um what else? Oh, I even met his wife, she's really sweet. But that's all not important now. Because this I mean I haven't even seen the guy in like years and years and years and years. But he's been up in my head because he's a surgeon. Okay. Well, how >> Okay. So nevertheless, I said, "Could you please My husband is" And they know exactly who I am. Yeah. So the way that they've been acting in this town because of the Meyer money, because of the farm Yeah. Think about it. You cannot imagine the utter abuse that I have taken in this town because of those people. Okay. They They wanted to save their son Glenn, I guess. I don't know whether he went to jail or not. I don't know. Mhm. Some guy came up to me and was like, "Yeah, I went to prison." And I swear it would go away. It may not have been. It could have just been an actor, I don't know. Because we are doing a a movie about Billy and I 8-Mile trip. Okay. That patrol car became a confessional of sorts, but she wasn't there to admit guilt. She was there to pour her heart out. She was so desperate to be someone, anyone other than a homeless woman turning her delusions into a final frantic effort to save her dignity. >> Would I pay this? Hell, yes. But you don't have any money on you, correct? Right, I told them that. Okay, then why would you come here? Because I have unlimited funds. I said, "I don't have my phone, can I use yours?" I said, "You can call my father-in-law Yeah. Billy's dad Uh-huh. Billy Weidzak Okay. senior. Okay. Okay? Or [ __ ] they can call my Uncle Lou. So you don't have unlimited funds, right? >> Yes, I [ __ ] do, but I don't I told them I don't have my purse, my phone got broken. Right. I told them that. Then you damn well but the owner was sitting right there and was like He came in to get me for this to happen on purpose for some [ __ ] reason. So you told them before you sat down that you didn't have any money? I That's what you're saying? I don't remember exactly when I told them. Was it after you finished your meal? You didn't you told him you >> No, it was in in the middle of it. But I've done this before and then it gets paid by either somebody from my production company comes in and pays it. This has never been an issue. So it is an issue. Your last tab wasn't paid. You walked out. >> This one? No, the one prior to. >> Oh, then that must have been cuz I forgot to take a picture of the thing. No, it's because you didn't pay it. Okay, so what? Is that like a 90-day thing and then I'm what? Um What do you mean? Like you have 90 days to pay your bills. I mean, I don't know. They don't have 90 days. her pride finally crumbled, she reframed her personal failures as a global conspiracy against her. She clung to the image of Donald Trump as her ultimate savior, using politics as a final lifebuoy for her grandiosity. I was not using credit cards. I was too scared to. The only one I was using was my SSI, my little 967 a month because I'm 97% disabled. Okay. Okay? And I don't know what you're talking about. Last time I was here, I didn't pay the tab. I don't even believe that. Well, that's what they said. Well, I don't believe that. That's [ __ ] So but this and I did it. There's all kinds of witnesses in here. Yeah. So they can try all they want to have me jailed. It's not going to work. Okay. Just call Donald J. Trump. All right. You want to slide your legs in for me? Is there anything else you want to talk about? Nope. Okay. Hello. Hello. You were the waitress? She was the server, yes. Okay. So did Did guys have any kind of conversation before she sat down to eat? Um no. Okay. The only thing that I was advised that she had told one of the servers was when she walked in, we didn't ask her no questions, but she said she had money to pay for the bill. Yeah. >> That's kind of red flag. >> And then she wanted to make uh um a to-go order for her friend before she got done eating. Okay. When did she tell you she didn't have money to pay? Um when I asked her to settle up the bill. Okay, got you. Did she complain or anything while she was Um well, she went on the rant of that she's Marshall Mathers' wife and keeps tabs on her and Right. whole bunch of nonsense that doesn't make no sense. Yeah. Pretty much. >> Now, you said last time she was here, when was that? Um she's the one that said this is her second time. Oh, got you. >> me when. So, that's the only reason why I said that cuz she's the one that said that this was not her first time doing this to this to Dell's Diner. So, that's why I had told when I called in that, you know, Oh, got you. Okay. Okay. In the end, she was processed into jail facing charges of theft of services, trespassing, and resisting an officer. If convicted, she's looking at a $1,000 fine or 30 to 60 days behind bars. So, are we looking at a Karen who deserves our scorn or a broken soul drowning in her own delusions? And is jail truly the place to heal someone like Jennifer? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments. And believe me, the woman who thinks she's married to Eminem is nothing compared to the haunted queen we have coming up next. On January 8th, 2022, a local hotel finally had to call in the cavalry to deal with one incredibly stubborn woman. Even though she'd been banned from the property before, she just strolled right back in like she owned the place, turning herself into the star of a messy arrest for trespassing. I'm not going to leave unless I go. What's your name? I'm Annalisa Mathers. Okay. I'm sorry, one more time? I'm on the waste management. Savoy, I see you online. Savoy, okay. Is that your last or first name? Last name? Okay. A N W T H. We're trying to confirm your name. Okay. I'm sorry, say it again. It's kind of hard to understand you. Your actual name, like your legal name. >> My legal name? I don't remember you. No, it's it's going to be a trespassing charge and a concealing charge if I can't figure out who you are. Do you know who she is? Do you know who she is? What's her name? She said her last name is Savoy. It's kind of under hard to understand her, Adam. Did you find anything? Huh? You're military? Okay. All right. So, have you been trespassed from here before? No. No? They're saying you're not. She tried using a fake name like it was some kind of magic mask hoping it would wash her clean of any guilt, but under pressure of questioning that little charade crumbled fast revealing a twisted mind trying to use lies to spit in the face of justice. Cuz you're acting very strange. I'm not acting strange. You're acting like a cookie. You know what I told you to tell me something? I'm sorry. You know what I told you to tell me something cuz I told you to be quiet. It's not no. We're here to see if you're trespassing. That's what we're doing. I'm sorry. What is your name? We're trying get that part. I'm telling you that I said Hello, it's me. You're not like legit. So, that's your legal name? Yeah, my legal name is Analise Quintero. It was probably to the point I have to have my prescription number changed and this is Yes. Yeah? Analise Quintero. All right. How was it? Good? Okay, your legal name What's your date of birth? We got to figure out who you are. You what? I used to be Perez Bendito. Perez Bendito? >> Yes. Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? What? Have you had anything to drink tonight? Did you drink water? No. No alcohol? Just Just the coffee? Just the coffee and I don't know if that's no alcohol. I can help myself to coffee sometime in the real night. This is the fourth time we have paid. I But, you don't you don't have a room here, though. You don't have a room here and you've been trespassed from here. That's good. You just All right. Okay. All right. Can you put that coffee in the trash for me real quick, ma'am? Okay. They're going to arrest Hm? All right. I'm being respectful. I'm being respectful with you. So. It's like she's living in a parallel universe. She actually pointed to a stolen cup of coffee as proof that she was a welcomed guest. When someone's perception is that warped, they start seeing violations as privileges. And when logic can't get through to a delusion like that, the officers had no choice but to get physical. Put your hands behind your back for me. No, I didn't do anything. You're not sure. I'm not sure. I'll be there. I'm in the [ __ ] in my shoe. Hold this. She's pretty cooperative. Yeah. Did I get my things? Yeah, grab her hair. Hold on. Grab her. Grab her. She got her purse and stuff. She's okay. Yep. You okay? No. You better get my [ __ ] Yeah, we'll get it. Just your jacket? Just give me your hand real quick. [ __ ] [ __ ] Hey, just your jacket? >> No. I got my jacket and my water. Jacket and your water? Okay. All right. [ __ ] Yeah, get my boonies. Yeah, I got it. I spit in the water, you stupid [ __ ] Hey, what? Did you spit in the officer's face? Oh, it's good. It's in her pocket. Did you spit? Yes, it's in Give it to me, you [ __ ] Damn. Find these. Give her her god damn decency. Huh? I don't have your hat. You said If you got anything on you that's going to poke me, say so. No, I don't got anything in my jacket, you stupid [ __ ] You're going to be under arrest for trespassing. Why? Why? >> You get fired for trespassing, you stupid [ __ ] You good? I got it. Yeah. Are you good? Are you good? I'm good. Are you good? Uh-huh. Are you good? Anything else in your pocket? Are you lying, son of a [ __ ] Huh? You are a You are. I didn't have your Hands off. God damn son of a [ __ ] Try us. I got nail. Okay, I don't want her to spit on The moment she realized there was no way out, she turned her own bodily fluids into a weapon. It's that extreme ugly reaction you often see with antisocial types or someone deep in a drug-induced haze, where every bit of human decency just dissolves into pure animal instinct. Come on. Second floor. Come on. I got it. Yeah. You got it. You got it. Yeah. >> Don't kick me. Don't kick me, Shelby. She's good. Anything in her pockets? Only once. Stop, Shelby. Stop. Huh? I have my shackles, too. Let's just put this on her. Trapped in the back of that patrol car, she started fighting ghosts. Drenched in sweat and showing a kind of manic strength, you could tell her nervous system was just fried. That ride to the station turned into a chaotic struggle for survival. In the end, she was hauled off and slapped with a long list of charges. Trespassing, resisting arrest both with and without violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and providing a false ID. If the the throws the book at her, she's looking at a $5,000 fine, anywhere from 6 months to 5 years in prison, and a lifetime ban from that hotel. So much for playing the crazy card, but if you think she was a handful, this next case is going to make you take a very close look at your own neighborhood. On November 21st, 2024, Miami Beach police found themselves in a bizarre standoff with a woman who decided a pile of trash was the perfect place to call home. But this wasn't just someone being a nuisance. It felt more like a desperate cry for help from a soul that had completely lost its way. Oh, I just want to What are you doing, Angelica? >> Oh my god, I am going to [ __ ] punch you in the face. What the [ __ ] are you doing? Who's that? Don't [ __ ] touch me. Woah, woah, woah, woah. Oh my god, like seriously? What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Hey, stop. You don't need to be touching me. Hey, stop. This is real life. Stop. You stop. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Angelica. I don't want you touching me. Relax, relax, relax. >> Relax, Angelica. Oh my god, don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Relax, Angelica. >> Oh my god, what did you just say? You're not [ __ ] Relax, Angelica. On your back. Put your No, what the [ __ ] did you just say? Get over everything. What the [ __ ] are you touching me for? >> Angelica. I'm not kidding. Don't [ __ ] touch me. Like seriously, what the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> Angelica, I'm going to [ __ ] taze you if you don't calm down. >> to [ __ ] You have no right to [ __ ] taze me. Like [ __ ] seriously. Babe, like seriously, I don't know who the [ __ ] you are. What the [ __ ] are you? I don't know who Who the [ __ ] are you? Like seriously, you have no right to [ __ ] taze me. You need to relax. Get off of me. Like seriously. Stop touching me. [ __ ] What are you doing? Oh. You're getting off of me and everything. Angelica. >> touching me. Who are you? [ __ ] I don't know who the [ __ ] you are. Do not touch me. You're a boy. Like seriously, you need [ __ ] help. Do not [ __ ] touch me. Help. Help. Stop. >> What the [ __ ] You stop. You stop. And like seriously, like [ __ ] running and everything. Like what the hell's wrong with you? Like what the [ __ ] are you doing? Leave me the hell alone. Like I [ __ ] baby stuff. I don't want you around me. You're not around me. I don't know 415 >> Hello. Send me a 415. What is wrong with you? Hello. 415 Hello. YOU'RE A [ __ ] GROWN ass adult. By barking orders back at the officers, she was trying to carve out a little safe zone in her own mind. It's a classic case of warped perception. If she denies their uniforms and their authority, then in her head, her defiance is perfectly justified. Hello. Go. Hey. No. No. Like seriously, help me. Like what the [ __ ] What is wrong with you? HEY, OVER HERE. WHAT THE [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH YOU? ALL RIGHT. GRAB ONE ARM. HELP. NO, I'm not going to go. No, I'm not going to go. Help. What is wrong with you? Let go. I'm going to tase you. You're resisting, man. Let me go. No. Let me go. Grab the other arm. Grab the other arm. No. What? She's on it. Let me go. Help. What are you doing? Help. Help. Let me go. 401, slow units. What are you guys doing? Let me go. You guys are hurting me. Like I seriously didn't do anything. What the [ __ ] are you guys doing? Like I'm a grown ass adult. You guys keep like What the hell is this? I mean you guys are touching me. I don't know what you're doing. Hey, I'm a grown ass adult. What are you doing? You're going through my stuff. Hey, what [ __ ] is this? You guys are touching like When she started screaming about being a grown adult, she was using that title like a final shield. It's a sad desperate move using hollow words to try and cover up for a complete lack of maturity and a refusal to take any real responsibility. >> touched my stuff. You guys didn't have to touch me. What the [ __ ] wrong with you? I didn't do [ __ ] nothing. I'm going to tell my dad everything. Like you can't keep [ __ ] touching They touched my life. You guys are [ __ ] crazy people. I do. I'm going to tell you guys you stole my money. You are wrong. Let me sit you over there, all right? But I was wrong. Yeah, this way. Come on. But like how? You're probably really hurting. Go put it over there on the wall. What is it? Put your hands back. I didn't do anything. Okay, okay. I didn't have to touch me. I swear I didn't do You guys are so wrong about everything. Like they kissed me. You go below. Like they [ __ ] distressed like that. Let's go. I didn't do anything for anything. I didn't do anything except they go to my dad. You guys touched me. No. Yeah. All right, go. You can sit. Take a seat. Okay. And what crime is it that you guys I didn't go through my [ __ ] bag. She kept trying to spin this story where she's the good person being mistreated, flipping the script from trespasser to victim in a heartbeat. It's a transparent attempt to pull at people's heartstrings and manipulate anyone watching into taking her side. Tell me why I can't do like you go through my purse. With my money where should I go do? You're like traumatizing me. Yeah, there's all my personal stuff. Like private [ __ ] All my money. You're wild. That security guard just attacked me. Look at what you guys did to me. And I'm not doing anything wrong. I just got done just sitting here. You all have a [ __ ] right to search me and tell me to open it. I didn't I didn't I didn't do anything wrong. Yeah, you guys are wrong about everything. I said like what the [ __ ] you doing touching my [ __ ] bag? Like what I said like what the [ __ ] are you guys doing? I just did all this [ __ ] Everything you guys are doing is wrong. I mean everything is so much better than you guys. I mean what the [ __ ] is this [ __ ] I mean me as person is probably What the [ __ ] wrong with you? You know that everything is so much better than you guys. What the [ __ ] are you guys doing? I was going to that store. Everything about you guys is [ __ ] wrong. You know you're not [ __ ] wrong. Oh yeah, you're you're god damn it. I mean what the [ __ ] have I done at the store that I keep [ __ ] up everything? You're a [ __ ] weirdo. Everything is so much better than you guys. You guys are [ __ ] weirdos. And I'm not saying that I'm tired of you guys. officers professional silence clearly aided her. The more she tried to belittle them just to feel a sense of power, the clearer it became. This is a woman terrified of the fact that she might actually be nobody at all. Oh my god. Angel. No, it's just Oh my god, it's a face center. What the [ __ ] is wrong with these people? Oh my god, can I stand up? No. That's a [ __ ] face mask. That cleans your skin. I just you know, it's just I was wearing sun block. And [ __ ] it's a face mask. It cleans your skin. I mean, no. It's just like it was a face mask and I'm just like what the [ __ ] I just feel like to go. Anyway, what the [ __ ] is it? You guys just tapping for anything? I don't need a program. I just sun block and stuff. I mean, it's a face mask. I mean, what that [ __ ] like what you guys okay? I said I don't like what the [ __ ] is this doing anyway you guys have done. I mean, what that bolt? You guys are a problem. I don't even give a [ __ ] What the [ __ ] reason? What are you guys are [ __ ] problem? You guys what that [ __ ] What the [ __ ] is this? I mean, going out with the dogs. I mean, what that is going out like being [ __ ] like weirdos? You guys what What you guys do? What the [ __ ] you guys do? Just stand up for me. All right. All right, what the hell did I do? I don't know what the [ __ ] is this. You can go with me. What the [ __ ] did I do? I said I don't feel comfortable with anything. What the [ __ ] did I do? I'm not going to go anywhere with you guys. What the [ __ ] is the problem? What did I do? You're about to I don't feel safe with anybody. I do I didn't do anything. Go out. I'm not going to go with any of you. Only you guys. Is that following me I do? All right. I'm not going to go anywhere with you. What did I do? Go to my side, please. Wait, seriously, what the [ __ ] did I do? What did you steal? What did I do? In the end, she was taken in on a laundry list of charges: battery on an officer, resisting with violence, possession of drugs and paraphernalia, disorderly conduct, and violating her probation. So, what's your take on Angelica? Was that strange display on the sidewalk, smearing her face black, a silent plea for help, or just the messy result of being high as a kite? I'd love to hear what you think in the comments. Fists and feet are bad enough, but just you wait. This next case features a total transformation that left hotel staff absolutely terrified. On October 10th, 2025, a late-night emergency call in Illinois led police straight into a chilling psychological drama starring Lindsey Murray. Caught between proclamations of faith and delusions of grandeur, a shattered soul pushed things way past the point of no return. What's up, Lindsey? What's up? All right, so here's the deal. Jack Cat Okay. Okay? You are to find He's the bolo. MHM. BOLO. MHM. AND I'M TAKE HIM IN AND DRAG HIS HERE. BECAUSE OF LUCIFER, he won't come. Hey, I don't know you. Tell him you're Do you have a Do you have a phone? No, this is it. Okay. What's going on, Kenny? I'm trying I'm trying to get her to calm down and Nope. Don't listen to her. >> Yeah, you you can't be DON'T LISTEN TO HER. WHAT ARE YOU SAYING? >> THEY CALLED ON YOU. They called on you. That's why I'm here. >> Called for me. I asked them to call. They didn't listen to me. Do you need to go to the hospital? No. Cuz I'm not dealing with you all night screaming and causing this, okay? Here, Kenny, I'm going to hang up now. Kenny's not involved. It's between me and you. Lindsay. They called for me. I ASKED THEM TO CALL. I ASKED THEM TO CALL FOR YOU. >> FOR WHAT? FOR TO GET KENNY. He's He's >> control Kenny what Kenny does. KENNY'S A GROWN ADULT. EXPIRED PLATES. >> OKAY, WELL, he's all the way in Kankakee. There's nothing I can DO FOR THAT. >> OH, he's here? >> YES. WHERE AT? AND HE said 47. Okay, well, if we find him, we find him. You need to stop screaming. It's bogus. You need to stop screaming. Are you going to stop screaming? Cuz I'm not doing this all night with you. >> stop screaming? You got called because you were being loud and screaming. No, I didn't. Because that's literally what my dispatch said. I don't give a what your DISPATCH SAID THEY LIKE. OKAY, WELL, you need to CALM DOWN. I DON'T >> OKAY. YEAH, CALM DOWN, PLEASE. >> DON'T. I'M JESUS CHRIST'S DAUGHTER. I'M NOT DOING THIS TONIGHT WITH YOU. I'm not. I'm not. So, you need to calm down. Seriously. All right? I don't want to have to take legal measures with you. Just calm down. You could TALK I'M THE LAW. CALM DOWN. Calm down. I'm the law. Okay, well, be the law quietly, okay? >> Okay, when I scream, it's dad. AND WHEN I DON'T Stop screaming. Stop screaming. Stop. You're going to get kicked out of here. Do you want that? Lindsay's delusions were off the charts. She wasn't just lying to the officers. She was busy convincing herself she was invincible. When reality got too grim to handle, her mind started weaving this divine cloak to hide the wreckage inside her. This is up to you. You want to give her If you give her one more chance or what not, but if you want her to leave or what not, we can we can take actions after that. So, I think If you want her to give her a second to calm down one more chance, but if she's I know you have people here, she don't need to be loud. I don't know why she's screaming being loud. I I I don't get it, okay? Okay. >> Jesus Christ, right? Yeah. He's my dad. I told you that. >> Yeah. Okay? His name is Dennis Glenn Panfil in the form physical form. Yeah. Okay? I heard you. >> He had me with my mom, Susan Marie Panfil. Yeah. I am God Lindsay Marie Christ. You can call her? Okay. So, I understand what you're saying. Okay, but he wouldn't your father >> Don't say but. Don't say but. DON'T SPEAK FOR MY DAD. I Your father would not want you TO BE DISRESPECTFUL. DON'T SPEAK FOR MY DAD. ONLY I CAN SPEAK FOR MY DAD. OKAY? Get that straight. Almighty is my dad. Don't you dare. disturbed or feeling, you know, distraught or anything like that? Not really. >> I want to ask you guys, are you disturbed, anything like that or no? I can give her one chance. Mhm. Okay. If she do If I call you guys again, this she has to be >> Well, I figured I'd ask because if you if you feel disturbed and uncomfortable, we can arrest her for disorderly. So, that's why I want to know. She outside? She pissed on our roster. She is destroying Yeah. Be calm all right. Okay. Just for 43, this female subject down, destroying property. Delusions are never more dangerous than when they're mixed with tiny fragments of the truth. When words lost their power, the officers had to move in. They knew this was going to be a tough fight because they weren't just dealing with a suspect. They were dealing with a mind that had completely snapped. I'm home. I'm in my room. I'm not stepping outside. Okay. Come here. No, you're under arrest. Come here. >> No, I'm not. YES, YOU ARE. COME HERE. NO, I'M NOT. COME HERE. You're under arrest. Come here. >> No, I'm not. LINDSAY, GIVE ME YOUR NO, I'M NOT. LINDSAY NO, I'M NOT. YES. STOP. >> NO, I'M NOT. STOP. STOP. NO, I'M NOT. STOP. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. LINDSAY, STOP. TURN AROUND. STOP. >> DIDN'T DO IT. WE'RE going to charge you with resisting. STOP. STOP. GET OFF OF ME. >> LINDSAY, YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET OFF. YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. WHOSE HAND? WHOSE HAND? ME. Tell me now. No, you're not my >> 10-32. Put your hands down. You're not my dad. You're not my dad. YOU'RE NOT MY DAD. LINDSAY, CALM DOWN. You are under arrest right now. Stop. Stop. You're not my dad. You're not MY DAD. I KNOW YOU KNOW. YOU'RE JESUS CHRIST. I LOVE YOU. YEAH. ALL RIGHT. YOU'RE DEAD, BY THE WAY. YOU'RE DEAD. I love you. You're a ghost. Too late for you. Lucky you. All right, come on, Lindsay. >> Lucky you. LUCKY YOU. YOU'RE A GOOD GUY. YOU KNOW THAT. YOU'RE A GOOD GUY. LEAVE IT LOCKED FOR A MINUTE. HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP NOW! CALM DOWN, LINDSAY. CALM DOWN. They're not. THEY'RE GOING TO BEAT ME UP. HELP ME. HELP ME. CALM DOWN. THEY'RE NOT. THEY'RE NOT. CALM DOWN. I HATE YOU. CALM DOWN. I HATE YOU. CALM DOWN. >> I'M NEVER CALMING DOWN. >> THIS TO YOURSELF. I did not. Yeah, you did. No, I didn't. You were told multiple times to keep it down. And then you're destroying property. I'm not destroying it. WALK. YOU'RE LYING. LYING ASS. >> ONCE THAT GRAND ego finally collapsed, all that was left was a terrified child reaching out for family. When the god complex shattered, she ran back to the only safety she knew. Beneath all that aggression was a soul screaming for help from a very dark, lonely place. HEY, STOP PAYING RELAX. CAN YOU CALL I TOLD YOU, REMEMBER? I TOLD SHE KICKED ME WHILE SHE WAS RESISTING. YEAH. SHE kicked She She kicked her foot up and knocked my glasses off my face. So, resisting Resisting, aggravated Okay, appreciate it. See you. Uh criminal damage property. Yeah. I think that's it. >> Well, maybe. I don't know if they want to press charges for the screaming at >> Well, let's go in and I'm going to Yeah. Damn. And I do say THESE COPS WILL LET ME GO IN JESUS Christ's name and Dennis Glenn Panfil's name, they will let me go. Otherwise, they are dead. THEY WILL LET ME GO. THEY ARE GOING TO LET ME GO IN JESUS CHRIST'S NAME AND DENNIS GLENN PANFIL'S NAME. AMEN. SO BE IT. IT IS MY RIGHT. I DECLARE THEY WILL LET ME GO. THEY ARE GOING TO LET ME GO IN JESUS CHRIST'S NAME AND DENNIS GLENN PANTALEO'S NAME. AND LINDSEY MARIE PANTALEO ROSNER'S NAME. AMEN. SEE, LOOK AT THIS. YEAH. I don't know. I don't know. She didn't open up the door now, so I was going to get another key. Oh. No, I left it open. I Well, >> No, no, no. I'm saying when before we made initial contact. Oh, yeah. No, yeah, and then she opened the door and she >> That's what threw me off. I was like, "Come out here." And she's like, "I'm not coming out there." I was like, "We're under arrest." Inside that patrol car, she tried to weaponize her faith as a last-ditch effort to bargain for her freedom, but once that door slammed shut, the cruiser became a dark cell. She wasn't fighting the law anymore. She was fighting the demons in her own head. Do what? I don't give a Stop. Fix yourself. DON'T GIVE A I HATE YOU. I HATE YOU AND EVERYONE LIKE YOU. DID YOU GET ANY INJURIES AT ALL, LINDSEY? Let me see your foot. Let me see your foot. Okay. IT'S TAKE ME TO THE HOSPITAL NOW. OKAY. NOW. HOSPITAL. AND I WANT TO GO TO WHICH ONE? MORRISTOWN HOSPITAL RIGHT NOW. YOU COME TO 10-6. TAKE HER YOURSELF. ME? Take her yourself. TAKE HER TO JAIL. HOSPITAL! I NEED MEDICAL ATTENTION RIGHT YOU'LL SEE IT AT the jail. NO, I WON'T. >> YES, YOU WILL. NO, I WON'T. NO, I WON'T! THAT'S A SIGN TELLING YOU THAT YOU BEST TAKE ME TO jail or to hospital. TAKE ME TO THE HOSPITAL NOW! I REQUESTED MEDICAL ATTENTION. THAT'S THE LAW! THAT IS THE LAW! CALM DOWN. I CAN BREATHE. GET OUT. YOU'RE NOT doing the right thing. GET OUT. YOU'RE NOT DOING THE RIGHT THING. GET OUT. WHY ARE YOU FILMING ME? WHY ARE YOU FILMING ME? WE SEE YOU. DON'T THINK I'LL FORGET CUZ AN ELEPHANT never forgets. Body cam on, you piece of Cam's been on the WHOLE TIME, LINDSEY. WHAT? Body cam's been on the whole time. NO, IT WASN'T. IT'S GOT A RED LIGHT. YEAH, that's how mine's recording with a red light. Good. So, you've been doing the right thing, huh? Yes. Well, then that's how I know my dad sent you. All right. And she was hauled off to jail facing some heavy charges: aggravated battery of a peace officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, criminal damage to property, and even attempting to disarm an officer. In Illinois, that could mean 3 to 7 years behind bars and a fine of up to $25,000. So, tell me, do you see Lindsey as a violent criminal who needs to be locked away or a patient in desperate need of a doctor? I'd be interested to hear your take on this one. You can always change your hotel room, but if you run into the kind of person we're looking at next, well, your best bet is to just start running. On September 1st, 2025, down in Florida, what started as a routine traffic stop ended up opening a dark black hole of emotions. After nearly two decades of suffering in silence, a simple mistake on the road became the breaking point for one woman's 18-year-long domestic tragedy. And here is what really went down. Right here. COME ON. NO, I SAID NO. DO NOT TOUCH ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. YOU'RE GOING TO GO handcuffs and you're going to go to the ground. No, I'M NOT JOKING. I'M NOT JOKING. NO, WHY ARE YOU GOING TO WORK? NO, I'M NOT JOKING. DOES SHE HAVE TO GET IN CUFFS? Does she have to get in cuffs? Well, just cuz she's being uncooperative. I just want to let you know that I can't You said it's 21. Well, You have an idea of what Yeah, we're just always fighting. GET OUT OF MY WELL, NOW YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL FOR SURE. WHY DID YOU THAT WAS COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. NO, I CAN'T SIT. I CAN'T BREATHE. IT'S WAY TOO TIGHT. I CAN'T BREATHE. PUT YOUR LEGS IN. >> BREATHE. NO, PLEASE. I'm sorry. Put your legs in. I can't breathe. We will get you out. Even if she calms down and doesn't resist. It's up to him ultimately, but we'll just see. So, we've been fighting. This has been going on for some time and we've been trying to work everything out, but it seems like every single day there's an argument and it's a fight and when I try to leave the situation, she just kind of blocks me in and just doesn't let me go. So, I either want to leave just to calm everybody down and she doesn't, she just does what she does. So, I literally just stay in a corner until she calms down. I don't talk because if I try to talk, she just gets worse until she finally calms down and then we can kind of mellow everything out and then continue the day. But, it's been like this for some time. >> Okay, so what happened? So, when she hangs up on me, I finally just don't pick up. I'm like, I don't want to sit there and argue on the phone all day. Um and then she came over here because I told her where I was at. Um just to communicate what I'm doing throughout the day. Um and she came here and blocked me in and I'm not able to leave to close the gate. Continue the day. So, you know, she just does this quite often now. Yes. This suspect didn't see her husband as a person, but as a possession. The moment he tried to gain a little independence by simply going to work, she snapped and turned to violence. That panic you see isn't actually a fear of the police. It's the terrifying realization that she might be losing the prey she's been controlling for 18 long years. I'm just trying to figure out like I told her, I'm like, we just got to leave each other and work up something out. >> You guys married? Of course, we've been together for a long time. 18 years. That That's her car or her car alone, right? It's your Is it registered to you? >> Yes. All I had to do was try to figure out what's going on, why were you yelling and screaming? >> her to calm down. She just wouldn't calm down. So, all I'm trying to do is detain her in handcuffs cuz she's screaming in your face, and she's pulling away from me. >> to this. Right. >> Every day. So, then I'm just trying to get her situated in the air air conditioning. Right. Right. So, that we can talk to you. >> Yeah. And then that's when she wanted to >> don't want her to go to jail, but if you know, if they calm her down Yeah, we're we're past that, but I'm sure she was talking to you already. Regardless, I mean, you were Did she know you were trying to call the police? Yeah. Yeah. Did she put her hands on you? Uh I'm not worried about that. Did she Yes no? Uh to a certain extent. As in what? As in what? Uh she tried to get me out of the car. She just kind of bit me a little bit. >> She bit you? Yeah. Okay. >> can't get me out. So, now she's going to go for domestic battery as well. Well, You're not You're not pressing charges, it's the state, okay? So, you guys are together as a couple, right? >> Right. So, the state presses domestic charges. We have no say in that. Okay. All right, I'm going to try to talk to her. You want to try to get a statement from him? Okay. Yeah. EMS is coming. They can clean her up and whatever. My kids! You got TO TELL THEM ABOUT THE KIDS! RELAX. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? YOU CAN'T TAKE MY KIDS! TO A LAWYER. DO YOU? DO YOU understand your rights? I don't know what I did wrong. I need to get back to my kids. Do you understand your rights? >> He told you not to freaking put handcuffs on me. I didn't do anything wrong. Do you understand your rights? Understand your rights? >> Why am I No, I don't understand. Okay. That's fine. >> My kids, please. The second she felt her husband starting to take back the narrative, she immediately faked a medical emergency to reclaim the victim role. And that poor man, after 18 years of being isolated, you can see him trembling with a misplaced sense of guilt, even while he's reporting the very person who's been abusing him. How many minutes prior to you calling that happen? Uh it was happening as I was calling, so yes. >> Okay. So, around that time? Yep. All right. And then from there, you know, kind of before what started all this, what happened? I was trying to drive out so I could close the gate. I know we were going to talk, but I was trying to get out at least I could lock the gate so when we got done I could leave, but she blocked me in. Okay, so she had called you prior to this? Yes, so before I even got here, I was explaining to her cuz we have issues, trust issues, what I was doing throughout the day, uh that I was going to the house, picking up something, coming back here, picking up some plants, and then going back to the job site. And when I was talking to her, even when I got to the house, she was yelling and screaming about some other stuff. I can't even remember. Um so, I left and came here, picked up the tree that I had to get and I was going to leave that's when she blocked me in cuz I wasn't picking up the phone when I left the house. She hung up on me originally and then I she tried calling me back like six times so I didn't pick up just to argue on the phone for another hour. And then that's when she got here blocked me in and then I couldn't get out. Uh somewhat yes. So I cracked the window up just to talk cuz she wouldn't have been able to hear me through the window. As soon as I cracked it up and she just kind of pulled the window down. I tried to roll it up and it just went down. >> call 911? Uh because I knew that if I didn't I was going to be here for probably an hour arguing talking and and it's always the same thing. So when she pulled down the window after that what Uh in the conversation actually before this all happened while we were talking I told her that we kind of needed to figure a way and separate each other and I think that's what kind of made even worse. So I knew that this was going to happen because she kind of wants to make this work to a point but in a sense she doesn't. No. Uh it just keep going like this. So we've broken up so many times that I really I tried to leave. >> any kids together? But she gets to the point where she gets angry. Uh well the window went down and then that's when she unlocked the door while I was talking on the phone and opened the door and then you know she was trying to get me out of the car which which she was allowed to. And then that's when she kind of just bit. So she didn't she didn't hit you or anything else? No. She didn't try to prevent you from calling 911? I did uh no. As soon as the paramedics arrived she turned on the waterworks and started using her motherhood as a bargaining chip. She was hoping a little sympathy would stall the arrest but the law isn't that easily swayed. The cold reality of legal procedure shut down her attempts at manipulation pretty fast. CALL THE KIDS. STOP YELLING. >> LISTENING. Stop yelling. No I can't talk to them. >> You're going to get felony witness tampering too. You want that? >> heck would I Cuz you're trying to talk to him when I'm telling you not to. >> Why am I not allowed to talk to him? I wasn't even He's TO GET ARRESTED. >> HE'S the victim in domestic battery. You bit him, okay? Now you can no longer talk to him. Why? >> You're going to have a no contact order with him because you're arrested for domestic violence, okay? You need to stop talking to him. How many times can I tell you? >> mean? Stop talking to him. >> saying I'm going to have no contact with him. Why? >> have any contact with him. That's what the judge's order is going to be. You are no longer to have contact with him cuz he's a victim in domestic violence. Talking to him. How many times can I say it to you? >> He's going to, but you need to know it and I'm telling you, so let them >> to be mean. I just don't want to see him. >> Let them >> Ma'am, do you want to help from us? I can You can check me, please. Yeah, absolutely. HE DON'T KNOW. I DON'T KNOW WHEN I'M GETTING out there never without me. So, I don't know what's happening. We live in the same house. What does it mean? Like The hair The hair Oh my god. Alessandra, can they just clean up your shoulder? Take some deep breaths through your nose and out your mouth, okay? >> Yeah, listen. Let them clean up your shoulder. Just relax. Let them care for you, okay? I need you to stop. Like I need my kids. I'm being so serious. You're not going home right now, no. >> I'm saying after I get out It depends what the court order says, but generally speaking, no, you're not allowed to go home. How am I supposed to see my kids? I have nowhere to go. You can coordinate getting your kids a different way, but you can't have contact with him. Do you have family in the area? I have my grandma, but I can't go there. Okay. He has to know. He has to know. I can't Enough. Stop yelling. You're creating A BIGGER ISSUE. NO, BECAUSE I didn't do anything wrong. Can I get some vital signs? >> A no contact order is basically a death sentence for a narcissist's ego. See, her victim was her only source of life. That meltdown she had came from a place of total inner emptiness. She's completely lost when she doesn't have someone left to pull the strings on. STOP IGNORING ME, THE KIDS. ALESSANDRA, STOP. STOP TAKING THE KIDS. ALESSANDRA, DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND ME? HEY. STOP TALKING. This isn't fair. I didn't do anything wrong. >> to calm down. It's going to be accurate. Well, that ain't going to happen. I appreciate you having her shoulder. THEY'RE GOING TO TAKE ME AWAY. YOU'RE GOING TO TAKE THEM AWAY FROM ME. WHAT'S WRONG, MAMA? All right. Believe me, I understand how you're feeling. We're going to GET YOU BETTER. NO, I DON'T WANT TO BE IN THERE, PLEASE. It's too No. You're on front. Like I'm getting claustrophobic. My kids. My kids. No, I can't. No, we're just getting this done real quick. No, without seeing my kids. You're going to jail regardless. That's not changing by you yelling at him, okay? So, the faster you accept that My kids. He has to be there for me. >> I will let him know about the kids. No, it's Alessa- A L A A L S A N D R Please, stop. E I don't know what this is supposed to do. What is it supposed to do? It's like squeezing my hand. It's checking your blood pressure. I ran her, yeah. I don't care about my cut. Like I just want Like I don't even know what you're doing. We're getting your vital signs. That's not going to go down. I'M GOING TO JAIL. I'M NOT GOING TO SEE MY KIDS. SO, like you WANT ME TO HAVE A FREAKING HEART ATTACK IN THE FREAKING CAR. LIKE WHAT ARE you checking for? I don't understand. I I need this. Alessandra, we're going to try one more time. I need you to keep that right arm as still as possible, okay? So, you get tight. Keep it still. We're just going to apply pressure on you, all right? In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with domestic battery and resisting without violence. After her day in court, she was given 12 months of probation. Now, do you really think a year of probation is enough for a woman who spent 18 years controlling another person's life? Can she actually learn to love in a healthy way, or is this just an intermission before her next performance begins? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this one. On April 22nd, 2025, police responded to a call about a woman causing a disturbance at a retail store. After being kicked off the property, she came right back and immediately turned aggressive, fighting the arrest. A simple situation suddenly became a dangerous confrontation. Found her. They came in here and she was acting a little weird. So, I'm like, "Can I help you with something?" And she starts bawling her eyes out that he wanted to give her He followed her in here cuz he wanted to give her a ride, but he would only give her a ride if he had she had sex with him. So, I asked her if she wanted she wanted me to call anything, anybody. She's like to call the cops to see maybe if she can walk out of here without him following her. But he went and confronted her in the aisle and my assistant got in between. Confronted her over what? Not getting any sex? Yeah, I I wasn't even there. So, you can speak to my assistant on that one cuz I I was calling you guys. How old are you? Do you have ID on you? Yeah. Nice to meet you. Why are you carrying around so much cash? Uh cuz my mom kicked me out of the house. I imagine you're looking at me like I'm a prostitute. Why did you just roll your eyes? I feel disrespected by your attitude. You feel disrespected by me? You're the one in the uniform. Oh, I just need to see your ID. >> I'm looking for it. I got a lot of stuff. I feel disrespected by your attitude cuz you're acting like when I'm calling for help. And they accused my language. >> want to start if you want if you want to start that way with me, I can go there also. And I don't really think you want me to go there also. I'm using I don't care about that. Date of birth? >> What do you do about getting paid with paper that doesn't feed you? Ma'am, what's your date of birth? That's yours. August 24th, 2001. >> the store for me. I feel safer in the store. Step out of the store. I'm going to take you to jail. You're being trespassed from the store. Step out of the store. >> Am I being trespassed by you or the store? The store is. It's unfortunate. She's dragging old untreated family conflict right onto the person in uniform. The female officer who came to help suddenly becomes the face of the woman who once controlled and humiliated her. And yet, in that exact moment, the officers are still offering her a safe way to walk away. What are you doing? What are you doing? I'm just making sure. Oh, you don't think I took care of that? I know I took care. I No, I just uh write the number down. I was going to ask if you wanted to see the receipt. Huh? Do you want to talk to us about the other incident? I don't mean to say it out loud to you guys. You already have. You already have. If you want us to help you, you're going about it the whole wrong way. If you want us to hinder your way about wherever the hell you're trying to go, I just got here home. I can't move. I just got here home. I don't know any taxi numbers. I don't have a phone to call any taxi. But I have cash. I think I left something inside. Okay. Good town three. Yep. I'm ready now. You're getting out of that bathroom. It's the property or I'm going to take you to jail. >> Take me to where? The sidewalk. It's right there. You'll be off the property and I can't do nothing. >> That's where I got picked up by a pedophile. Listen, I've been trying to talk to you about it. This is what I got. What do you guys do? What are you guys doing? >> Keep screaming. Keep screaming and I'll go take you to jail. For what? Standing up for myself? You hurt me. You know, I'm not talking to the uniform. I'm talking to you behind the glass. Don't act like you want to help. So, why do you think she has hundreds of dollars and she's homeless? Oh. For that reason. The reason that she was talking about. The lady in there. I mean, I tried to give her the opportunity to talk to us twice about what had happened. >> Yep. No, I asked the bit when she started cursing in there at me, I went to the manager and said, "Do you want to trespass?" She said, "Yes." I really thought she was a victim. Yeah, you saw that went. >> Mhm. Sorry. She started cursing me up one side and down the other. I said, "Ooh, she's going to take her." Well, she threw She blew snot out at me, so I just I I honestly I don't I don't think that she's >> I mean Is she back? Oh, wait. She's right there. She's on the property. She uses her past pain to justify why she shouldn't have to follow any lawful command. But, once you come back to a place you were already warned to leave, it's no longer a misunderstanding. Everyone has trauma, but it doesn't give you a free pass to ignore the law. And then, the inevitable happens. You're back on the property. I think I left something of mine in the store. Can you get it for me? You're on the property. Who I DIDN'T SEE YOU. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. Hands behind your back. IF I'M BEING TRESPASSED, I DON'T UNDERSTAND. I DON'T UNDERSTAND. WHO ARE YOU? YEAH, GET ME OFF THE PROPERTY, PLEASE. LET me get my stuff. My property is on the property. So, that That should to a loophole, right? On the ground. On the ground. Why? Get on the ground. >> WHY? I DON'T UNDERSTAND. I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY. FIGHTING. I GOT TO RUN. STOP FIGHTING. STOP FIGHTING WHAT? You can't keep my On your stomach. On your stomach. Okay. You got her? I got a 10-3595. Are you 10-4? Okay. 10-4. What did I do wrong? Please tell me what I did wrong. I don't want to go to jail. It's going to stop. There you go. All right. All right, let's go. Go where? Hillsborough County Jail. For what? Trespass after warning. What I didn't see any paperwork. Yeah. And my stuff is still in there. >> Once we tell you to get off the property, you're not allowed back. So I was just supposed to stand on the sidewalk and wait for you to come outside? >> That would have been Yeah, that would have been That would have been a great idea. Please forgive me. I learned my lesson. Can I apologize I stole the money? No, you're going to go to jail, dear. No problem. Did I hurt your feelings? Listen, you did not hurt my feelings. Go put her in the car. Let's go. Come on. Can you maybe protect me instead of her? No, you're going to jail. You asked for that one. It worked perfectly. That's my money. It's not that she doesn't understand. She just can't accept that the law doesn't bend to match her emotions. Growing up means learning there are limits that don't care how upset you are. Once the patrol car drives off with her inside, the rest of the people around are left with a mix of relief and what the heck was that? I felt so I just wanted to go home. I wanted to ask for a ride earlier, but I figured I could walk. And I walked. I WALKED UNTIL I STARTED CRYING and I sat down until the GUY WAS LIKE MY NAME IS KATIE. KATIE, what is it you left in the store? It is a tiny piece of gold. He saw me take it out of my bag and put it on the shelf. It says boss. And that was the boss. And he left there. Guys, is she good? Are you all right? You need anything or anything like that? I CAN'T GO I JUST WANT TO CALL MY DAD. I JUST WANT TO CALL MY DAD, PLEASE. I can call HIM ONCE I'M IN CUSTODY. HEY DALLAS. Because the customer I was going to actually trespass him if he was that much of a creep. He's a regular. I have I have no idea. I don't know what I don't know what could happen or didn't happen. >> Yeah. So there's no gold brick. Okay. Sorry guys. I'll have to write up a theft case as I stole her gold brick. Oh dear god. Are you kicking the car? No, I'm just having a really hard time right now. That window opens. This window does not open. So if you scoot over there, you'll be able to get some more air. >> call my mom. I can't >> You are adult, sweetheart. You can't call any She lives in a story where she's always pushed into a corner, which means every destructive action comes with a reason. It's not cold, calculated lying. It's rewriting reality just enough to survive herself. She doesn't deny what happened. She denies anyone else's right to decide what it means. Could you hit the car? Okay. Found your boss thing. All right. Um put your stuff in a bag right now. They're not going to take your backpack. So I'm going to have to fill out a receipt for you. And you'll have to come to the police department and get it when you get out of jail, okay? It's a safekeeping receipt. That's all I can do. Well, they won't keep it for you at the jail. Well, how long will I be in jail? That's not my That's not my decision. That's the judge's decision. Okay, you're being arrested for resisting and you're being arrested for But I was just trying to understand what was going on. I wasn't resisting. I wasn't I wasn't trying to resist you. Okay, I told you you were under arrest, but you have to behind your back and you need to listen. >> why I was under arrest. Okay. It doesn't seem fair >> you that you were not welcome on the property, honey. That's what we're here for. To make No. I'm sorry. I used to have a word. I'm sorry. I used to have a word, okay? I'm willing to talk to you, but I'm not willing to be disrespected >> Okay, I'm and be You're not going to be rude to me. I'm not trying to be rude to you. I'm just trying to explain It's just a costume. Yeah, but you're being You're doing it to me. It's a costume. It's not a costume, okay? I came here to help you and this is how you've treated me. I didn't mean to treat you like this. I really didn't. >> Only you can change that. Only you. I can, but You have full control to change it. Interactions like this strengthen my bond. Interactions like this strengthen my trust in the police. You giving me a second chance before I have to go on the road cuz this has been a long life, right? And In the end, the woman is taken to jail and charged with trespassing after a prior warning and non-violent resisting an officer. If convicted, she could face up to 1 year in jail or fines up to $1,000 per charge, along with probation, a criminal record, and being permanently banned from the property. Behind these arrests are broken lives and twisted minds. Is it entitlement or a deeper cry for help? You be the judge. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more deep dives into the human psyche. See you.