Stupid ass. Yeah. Don't look like a mother. I had a mother for my mother. >> Freedom's supposed to be a gift, but when it ends up in the hands of selfish, irresponsible people, it turns into a disaster. >> Don't call. >> Yep. We'll find you. Get down. >> I'm not doing. They fight the cops, challenge the law, live in some fantasy where they think they're untouchable, [music] and then break down crying the moment the cuffs go on. >> How about this? Your cars. >> That's why I'm pissed. [screaming] >> But when the law steps in, tears aren't enough to fix the damage. [music] >> You beat my mom. You liar. >> Stop. On August 23rd, 2022, police were dispatched to an apartment after a report of an assault and an unconscious woman. It all started when an 18-year-old girl came home drunk and things went downhill fast. >> You tested for a DUI. >> Okay, why don't you just put that down for a second? >> This is not mine. >> That's fine. Can you just put them both? >> There's a third one in her bank. >> I see the law. The law officer is here. He's trying >> 4205. Can you be 51 over? Just put that in your pocket. Just hang up with them. The law officer is trying to say that just wait right there for a second. >> Put it in my pocket and hang out. >> I'm on the phone with 911. >> You can hang up. >> Do you need medical attention at all? >> No. >> Do you have any cuts or anything on you? >> No. >> He's abusive. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to wait. >> And he's trying to sit there and claim those are mine so he can get away with abusing me. But my face hurts from him punching me in it. >> I haven't touched it. >> Listen, we aren't going to argue right now. Just >> just wait right there for a second. >> Threw her down to get her off. He threw me down and and got thrown down back this before. >> I had not. >> Yeah, he asked. >> YOU BEAT MY MOM. YOU LIAR. >> Stop yelling. >> Sit down. >> Hello. My name's Ael Paramedic with the fire department. What's your name? >> I guess she's not injured at all. He has >> custom. He's beating my mom and he beat my mom. >> Just wait for a second. Just wait. >> All right. I just got to figure out who's injured and help you guys out. Okay. >> Kennedy Korea Police Department. Can you just go there for a minute? >> I honestly think they might just be unconscious cuz they're not answering me or anything. >> Oh, who was in the car that left? >> Kennedy. >> Who's Kennedy? She's providing him with the alcohol. >> No. No. She dropped me off and left. >> Okay. Cool. Please Kennedy. >> Hello. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm okay. >> Been better. Yeah. Do you need medics? >> No. No, they talk to me. >> What's her name? >> Katrina. >> She gets women. >> Hey, Katrina. Who's Kennedy? Is that your other roommate? >> Yeah. >> Is she inside the apartment? >> I don't know. >> You said You said that's You said that's the person that left in the vehicle, right? >> Yeah. White Lexus. >> Fire. White Lexus. >> White Lexus. More over the black. >> Tensions flared as both sides kept pointing fingers. No major injuries were reported, but what unfolded was a snapshot of a broken family where words cut like knives, trust had dried up, and fear hung heavy in every corner of the house. >> Happened was >> I'm going to stand under here. >> We came She came back from the beach. She went to the beach today with a friend. >> All right. >> She got on the couch. >> I You know, she was I thought intoxicated. >> Do you guys live in 1033? >> No. >> Who lives over there? >> His friend. >> So, you all live there? No, I don't even know who lives there because he doesn't tell me >> exactly. He just runs away. I >> I'm so confused. >> I think it's her friend. >> It's her friend. >> Okay. So, we're just, you know, How old is she? >> She's 18. >> Okay. >> She's kind of out of it. >> So, it's a little tense, but nothing bad. And then she we got a little puppy and she grabs the puppy by one leg and just grabs it into her room. I just don't want you to grab the puppy like that. And then she just explodes. >> We just noticed her car is here and there's a giant dent in it. >> Oh man. All right. >> So she is there. >> But she's not answering you guys. >> I know you're >> said she heard something and then she stopped hearing something. So I'm a little worried now. >> She's not in trouble. I just want to make sure she's alive. >> Figure it out. >> Does she have any actual injuries? >> She >> Yeah. >> She said her head hurts. But when I asked her if she had injuries, she said no. And then medics got over. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, >> I haven't gotten a story from her. She's been out. >> Perfect. So, he's covered in injuries. So, I need to talk to her. I need them to clear. >> And it's been up and down for a long time. Her mother who had of her kicked her out. >> I've had her for the last year. >> We've we've always had these problems. Mom, I need to talk to you. >> I'm on the phone with my mom. >> You can't leave. You need to hang up. >> Please, >> please call me. I'm I'm at the apartment. Please, Mom. >> I need to talk to you. >> Tell her you need her to come. Please. >> The fight allegedly broke out when Katrina's dad called her out for mistreating the dog, and she snapped, lashing out physically. Meanwhile, someone noticed her car was badly dented. Katrina spiraled, locked herself in a room, and kept screaming for her mom. Classic signs of emotional trauma. >> Right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. >> And you know this this has happened with us. >> So who was the original caller of this? >> I think it was Katrina. I went over to Kennedy. >> We haven't spoke to her yet. Just >> Hey, man. >> When's the last time you seen Kennedy? Like physically? >> Physically. Three or four days ago. >> Okay. What made you think she was uh in danger when I first got here? >> Uh there was a guy walking up covered in blood and cuts the scratches and there's blood going up the hallway. >> Okay. And then you seen him leave? >> Yeah. >> But you didn't actually ever see him with uh Kennedy at all? >> No, he was walking up from there. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Verbal. Okay. With these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, first of all, I went to come here and come friend from my dad um apartment and he followed me downstairs talking about how he's going to hit me and all this stuff. Like, obviously I can't because I can't like remember everything because I've been so stressed out and there's all these [ __ ] and I'm super nervous. that I was just on the phone with my mom and I want her to come here and I want her to come talk to you because she will tell you because I'm super understand and I've watched my dad beat my >> Did anything physical happen between you and your dad? What happened? >> He dragged me outside and he he dragged me. Do we get >> I need I need to take pictures. So hold your arms out like that. >> So the girl >> and then flip your arms over like this. >> He dragged you. And I just need to take a picture of your >> kids, right? >> How did we get over the radio or how do we get to a point where we have somebody who said that we have someone I'm responsible? >> Someone I was over here with her and him. >> Okay. >> Yeah. He dragged me. He dragged me when I came over here and I don't even like remember that good because I'm so traumatized and I want to cl >> Okay, so you got home. You were with your friend and you got home. >> Yeah. And I just remember being >> Why does he have bite marks and scratches over him? How did that happen? >> Because we argued and because I brought him to the ground after we argued. But that was because after he hit me. >> So he hit you first. >> Where? >> On your eye. >> You mind if I feel it? >> Yeah. Feel it cuz it hurts. It's right up here. All right. >> Both had injuries, but Katrina's story was all over the place. While her dad gave a clear, detailed account based on the bigger picture and physical evidence, cops had to make a tough call, not just on what was said, but what couldn't be denied. >> Started running down the apartments and started telling them about how he hit my mom and how he's abused him, how he will actually hit them. And he's not scared to people hit people because because he hit my mom, hit my sister. >> Okay. >> Okay. Hold on a second here. So, we got both parties involved in the original disturbance over there. >> Yeah. So, apparently, >> and then that girl over there was drinking supposedly with this girl at the beach today. >> Yes. >> What I need to know is how do we know that she's not responsive? Which the where do we get this information from? >> So, they assume that because he came down the stairs bloody. They thought, "Oh, he did something to her." >> Oh. >> And then he came down asked like, "Do you know her?" And I like basically she wasn't there with him not. >> Yes. He said he came here to tell her to stop getting her alcohol. >> Yeah. So, they assumed that he might have done something to her, correct? Am I wrong assuming that >> that Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. So, >> okay. >> He'll hit me at any second whenever I raise my voice or anything. >> Going on. You don't see any marks on her? >> She does have a mark by her eye. I'm not >> Well, you know what? She was biting me so hard that I tried to get her off me. Like you ever see somebody like stuck on you and I'm trying to get her down and I think I fell on them. >> So I might have conked her, you know. I didn't conch her with my this. >> I was just trying to get her off and then when I got her off I got out of there. >> Where are you injured at? >> My face. My my right here. It all hurts. It feels like he >> How did How did you get injured there? >> He punched me in the face. >> Okay. How did like open hand? Closed fist. >> Closed fist. Okay. Which hand did he use? >> Um, he used the left hand. He is a liar. >> Okay. Well, we're figuring out what happened. Okay. >> Okay. But no, last time this happened, no one believed me. And it was actually on him punching me in the face. He punched me in the face multiple times and he did the same stuff he did now. And in reality, everyone believed him when in reality he punched me in the face and he li >> The officers came to an early conclusion. Dad had visible injuries and a solid story. Katrina, on the other hand, didn't show any obvious wounds. Combined with the animal abuse allegation, the evidence leaned in his favor, making him the likely victim here. >> My question is, is this nor is this normal for her? >> No. Every time I come over, she answers me. And especially because she knew I was on my way here. >> Um, she never just doesn't answer. >> Okay. >> Like normally she would be like, "Oh, actually my neighbor. Why was he mad? >> Because he wanted me to be home with the puppy. Instead of being home having fun, he wanted me to immediately take home the dog, open it, do all this stuff for it when he's >> So he was upset that you went out with Kennedy. >> Yeah. Instead of taking the dog home. >> Okay. So you guys started arguing? >> Yeah. So I started arguing. He punched me in the face. It hurt super bad. >> So he randomly just punched you in the face. >> Yeah. He punched me in the face. >> Okay. And then how did he get all those scratches and everything? I started scratching him back. I started telling him to stop scratching me. >> He was scratching you? >> Yeah, he was. >> Okay. >> I saw him actually beat my mom and I saw my mom screaming, "Call the cops. Call the cops." So, is it not fair when I actually [laughter] take her aside against the dog that >> So, did this all happen in the living room? The bedroom? >> The living room. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you left the apartment and started screaming for help? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And where was he during that time? >> I think he was still in the apartment. >> Okay, >> go ahead and try. We're not doing any damage. I don't care trying. >> Yeah, it's already damaged cuz like a long time ago, some dude came and banged on her window. >> Yeah, we're ready for something. >> I don't see a lot. Oh, yeah. >> I'm going to put you under arrest for battery. What I need you to do is turn around and put your hand behind your back and stay like that for me. Okay. I'll be able to explain anything that you need explaining. >> You haven't even really actually talked to him. >> We did talk to him. >> He's a liar. >> It's based on the totality of circumstances, based on the injuries that he has and the stories that he's saying, the the events. His story is okay. That's what you think. >> Take him to court. >> Okay. That's your right. >> And he's a liar. [laughter] right here. >> He's a liar. >> He's a liar. >> What's your name? >> He lied and he beats women and I watch him beat my mom with plant. >> Understand everything I'm going to put in the >> beat my mom. >> All right. Give me one minute. Give me one minute. to your traffic. Nobody >> get call police department. Can't call police department. Can't call police. >> Kennedy, you okay? >> Drink a little too much today. >> Okay. In the end, Katrina was arrested and charged with assault after police determined she injured her father during the altercation. If convicted, she could face probation, community service, or even jail time. When a drunk teenager accuses her dad of abuse, but he's the one covered in bruises, who's really telling the truth? Who's twisting the story? And does the past justify what's happening now? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Sometimes one perspective changes everything. On March 16th, 2024 in Florida, while patrolling by boat near a sandbar, officers spotted a woman pouring what appeared to be alcohol for someone who looked underage. What started [music] as a simple suspicion about underage drinking quickly spiraled out of control. >> Why would you pour them a cocktail? >> You actually did. You poured it into the green solo cup and then No, you poured it into the green solo cup and then you handed it to the girl in the black bikini. I watched the entire time. Why would you do that? >> I did not do that. >> Why would you do that? >> I only poured. >> No, you didn't. No, you didn't. >> Why would you do that? >> Yes, I did. >> Why would you do that? >> I didn't. >> You did. So, go grab your ID and you're under arrest for possession of alcohol and provide Yes. for providing a minor alcohol. >> You did. I I'm not blind. I watched you do. >> You have it on videotape. >> Go get your license before I put you on. Go get your license for the last week. I don't need your help. Go get your ID. >> Excuse me. That's my daughter. >> I don't care who she is. She's over the age of 18. She can talk to you after I'm done. >> Well, so we'll get a lawyer and I want >> You're more than welcome to get yourself a lawyer. Go get one. >> What happened? >> None of your business. >> She gave honor. >> Who? >> I don't know. Something I just overheard. >> I'm not here to argue with you and I'm not here to fight with you. >> I just want to know what's happened. you. She provided alcohol to three minors. >> I have every intention of it, but I'm not going to argue with everybody here on this sandbar. >> That's your job. >> If she doesn't come over here within the next 30 seconds, I'm putting her in jail. >> I'll go. >> Hurry up. ID. >> When confronted, the young woman instantly denied everything and tried to deflect. Typical of someone trying to dodge legal heat. Then another woman stepped in, claiming to be Maggie's mom, only for that lie to fall apart just minutes later. >> ID. >> Sure, I can. Come on. Let's go. Come on. Come on. >> Come on. Come on. >> Come on. >> Are you serious? >> Come on. >> Can I just get my >> ID? Excuse me. >> Don't resist. >> Don't resist. >> For real. For real. For real. >> Can I just give it? >> You can't give the girl a few minutes to give her ID. Dude, >> I have Don't grab the purse. >> Yeah, I'm grabbing the purse because it was in her possession at the time that I if it was then why she get then why won't she let you get the purse? You have >> step off. >> Nothing better than this. >> Nope. >> Why? >> Step off. >> Wait. Where's the >> Come on. Let's go. >> Come on. >> Excuse me. >> You're under arrest now, too. Come on. >> YES, I AM. NO, you're done, too. >> What the What are you doing right now, sir? Please stop. Please stop. Can you let me show you my ID? >> I am telling you right now YOU ARE UNDER ARREST ALSO. >> STOP. >> Please stop. I swear to God. >> Stop. >> I promise you I'm not doing anything wrong. >> I don't care. >> Climb up. >> I'm right here, girls. I'm right here with you. >> I promise you I'm not doing anything. >> Why you got to BE LIKE THIS? >> DO not stop fighting him. Stop fighting. My dog is here. >> I don't care. Go up. Go up. Go up. Go up. >> Officer right now. Female officer right now. >> Okay. >> Right now. Right now. >> All the way over. >> Doing too much, dude. Dude, what is wrong? Step. Step up. >> I'm with you, ladies. I stand with you. >> Maggie was arrested and pulled off the boat. Jessica kept interfering and was cuffed immediately for obstruction. Both women ignored lawful commands, talked over officers, stalled, and resisted, turning what could have been a minor warning into a full-on confrontation. >> Stay out there. Stay up there. Just stay, baby girl. Just stay up. >> Female officer, right now. Right now. Don't touch all the way over. All the way over. All the way over. CALL YOUR CAPTAIN, BRO. >> All the way back to the all the way to the back of the boat. >> Sit here. >> Call now. >> Get off. >> I'm going call 911 right now. >> Go ahead. >> I am. CALL YOUR CAPTAIN RIGHT NOW. >> I DON'T HAVE A CAPTAIN. >> YEAH, YOU DO. >> NO, I DON'T. >> YEAH, you do. >> Come on, bro. >> Officer, bro. You're under arrest for for interference. Okay. You're under arrest for providing alcohol to a minor and resisting arrest. >> And you're also under arrest for resisting arrest. >> I'm sorry. >> And escape cuz when I put you on the boat, you jumped off and tried to hide. >> I just have a question for you though. >> Sure. >> What did she do in the first place? >> She provided alcohol to a minor. >> But I didn't. >> You did. I'm not going to This isn't an argument for you. This >> has that on camera. Because this night I'm I How are you going to prove that? >> What do you mean? I watched you do it. >> I did not even >> You're adopting a kid. You were not sure that you were doing the deal. >> You saw Listen. >> Yes, I saw you. >> Can I speak? I was going to get my ID. >> No, you were procrastinating and I actually sent somebody over to get there. He told you to come in and get your boat. Come bring your ID. You continue. You continue to the point where I was able to get my ladder, get off my boat, walk to your boat. You still weren't in your bag. >> Did you not hear me asking her where she put my purse? I don't know where I put my >> I had the purse. >> She put her purse. >> I had her purse in my bag. >> I don't know where she put my purse. >> So, all it took me was if you could not bear 5 minutes. >> No, it was my fault. >> Okay, it doesn't matter. >> At this point, the suspects began dropping personal details, maybe hoping to earn sympathy. But officers don't make arrest decisions based on your job title or backstory. They go by behavior and compliance right there in the moment. >> So I don't know. >> Well, what do you think would happen when handcuffs are put on you? >> Does that mean does that mean that I get to go play and run around? >> Talk one second. >> No. >> You asked me to get my ID. >> Yes. I was getting you my ID and then you came over to the boat. You >> didn't let me provide you my ID. >> You were given ample opportunity to get it. You decided that you were going to argue with everyone there and try to plead your case. So here's the deal. So, you're under arrest >> here. This is the end of the problem. All right. As soon as my partner gets over here, I'm going to get life jackets on you and we're going to the gym. >> Okay. >> Okay. Everybody understands that? >> Not for you. >> Do you have proof of that, though? >> Of what? >> Of her. I I don't know. Asking a question. I watched. >> I didn't do anything. >> You did? >> No, I did not. >> But you did. >> Okay. >> Stand up for me. Yes, sir. >> Turn your hand. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Actually, let's put your vest on first. I'm literally a trauma as you nurse. Like really? >> Then you know better, don't you? >> You know better than to come snatching stuff from a cop and then try to pull away from him and then jump off a boat after he put you in custody and tells you to sit down, don't you? >> Yes. >> Yeah, that's what I thought. >> Can I ask you one question? >> Sure. >> You have cameras on this, right? >> No, >> I have cameras on me. >> So, >> turn around. Turn around. See, this is again this is again we don't listen. We don't listen to instructions. We don't do what we're supposed to do. And lo and behold, here we are arrested again. >> I understand what you're saying, >> but the videos >> I never said anybody under the age of 21 years old a drink. >> Actually, you did. >> Okay, I'm going to take this off your head back for you. >> Oh, yeah. Thank you. >> Well, it's the only way it's going to make it back with you. >> Hold it. Thank you. Start over. Start out. It's fine. It doesn't matter. >> Is it going to stay in my head? No. >> Okay. >> All the way down, please. >> That's not my mom. >> As they were being transported, both women acted stunned, denied wrongdoing, and showed zero remorse. But body cam footage told a very different story. This wasn't some harmless misunderstanding. It was willful disregard for the law. >> I just wanted to know what happened. >> You need help or can you do it on your own? >> Yeah, just a little. >> You got it. >> Okay. All right, I'm going to take the cuffs off you so I can take this off of you and then I'm going to put them right back on. >> Ladies, these two gentlemen are here to transport you only. They have no vested interest in this case and Jason does. All right, >> don't give them a hard time. Ready? >> [music] >> adopting a child. >> I have no idea. I'm going to [ __ ] traumaize you, man. I have no idea. He's so mean. Like, what is he doing right now? Help him. Help him. I'll >> turn the AC up for you guys. He So I I really have no clue what happened. Nothing like that. Um once you get there once I tell you honestly he didn't give us any insight on why he gave us all and then he came and >> I I I don't know his reasoning. I don't know what's happening and I know what I did. What's um he should be able to >> get my ID for him and how that happened was that he came over and he was under arrest. >> Yeah. Um >> that was pretty much it. So I have no idea. >> He should be He'll explain it when he gets there cuz he's the one that's going to do everything. >> In the end, both were booked. Maggie was charged with providing alcohol to a person under 21 and resisting a law enforcement officer without violence. Jessica was charged with resisting without violence. If convicted, they could be looking at fines, probation, or even short jail time. Do you think the officers were too strict in this case, or were these women just asking for it? Drop your thoughts below. And on February 5th, 2022 at Dallas airport, a drunk woman caused a full-blown scene, yelling, acting out, and even plopping herself down in a stranger's lap. When the cops showed up, they had [music] no idea this was about to turn into way more than just a public disturbance. >> Dallas airport. >> You're at Dallas airport. Okay, why don't you get up and come over here with me? Get away from this person that you don't know. Okay, >> we're ready. >> All right. Excuse us. >> Excuse us. [ __ ] >> What's going on, >> mama? >> What? >> Literally. >> Come on. Right over here. >> What? What's going on? Tell me. Tell me what's going on. Keep coming. Right over here. >> I'm going to a funeral in San Diego. just going to go and have a sip. >> I was delayed and I am very sorry. And >> she hasn't been really causing anything. >> Only I can tell y'all both have been drinking the water. >> Of course we have. We've been I've been here for 2 days. >> Okay. That doesn't give you the right to like I've been told that she was cussing people out. That doesn't give her the right to do that. >> That did not happen. >> Well, I mean I have to go off and put a bartender% I told her I love you. It's like I'm a bartender in DIA. >> How many How much have you had to drink today? >> Of course. Are active military personnel always welcome. >> Four since 7 a.m. >> For what? >> Wine. I wine. >> Mama, listen to me. >> I'm listening. My friend died. I'm very sorry. And we're okay. And my flight got delayed and I am okay. And >> why did I find you basically sitting in some random person's lap that you don't know? >> She was waiting for me to come down. >> Are you kidding me? No, I was not in someone's room. >> I I walked up on that. I saw that. Yes, >> I was not in >> Okay. Okay. Where are you flying to today? San Diego. >> San Diego. Do you have your ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Are you flying by yourself? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She admitted to drinking but denied ever sitting in someone's lap, even though everyone around saw it plain as day. At that point, it was crystal clear to officers. She was drunk in public and no longer in control of herself. >> I don't know Texas. I've never been in this city. >> My [ __ ] best friend just [ __ ] died. Ann, >> you're calling me out. [ __ ] you. >> Okay, let me see. Ready. >> Best friend just died. >> I'm very sorry. I've had that happen. >> You're sorry. >> International flight. >> No, actually, >> keep going. >> Thank you. >> Hey, >> are you flying with him? >> No. Okay. >> Like literally like I'm not trying to say you but like you don't need to know anything. >> Please. >> When did you come? When did you get to Dallas? >> I'm just I'm just asking you questions. >> Um today I came from Denver. What day is today? What day is today? Just go ahead and put your stuff down. Put it down, please. My friend died. Okay, let me go. >> Let me go. Put your stuff down, please. >> Her attitude slowly shifted. Less cooperative, more combative. She had no clue she was digging herself into a deeper hole. And the moment they told her to put her stuff down, followed by those two words, "You're under arrest," the booze took over completely. >> You're under arrest for public. >> Stay right there. Stay right there for me, sir. >> Put your hands. I got her. >> Y I have to do my job. And you can do your job and you go ahead. Yeah, you're free to go, sir. >> Be right here till they get here. >> Hey, hey, >> hey, stop. >> Stop it. >> Do you want a resisting arrest charge added? Right now, it's a simple ticket. You continue that and we're gonna add charges to it. Hope you understand me. >> Stand up. >> She wouldn't listen to me if I tried to her. She wouldn't listen to me. She wanted to be aggressive. She wanted to have a fight. She wanted to >> just lay down. Relax for a minute. >> Tried to talk to her. She was so very aggressive. >> And do you think kicking her was the ideal thing to do? >> No. She put me in handcuffs. She >> Well, because you were under arrest. >> You were under arrest, ma'am. And >> you were going to go to the jail sober up until you assaulted me. >> Put charges on me. >> You're the one that kicked me. >> You No, >> I didn't. >> Mama, you put me in. >> It was for your protection. You were just going to sober up. It's just a ticket until you kicked me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you understand that now? >> Stop. No. >> You don't understand what you did. >> You turned it into something that it's not. It is something that it's not. >> Are you serious? Ow. Stop. >> As they tried to walk her out, she suddenly kicked an officer. Not just resisting, but flatout assault. And here's the kicker. This wasn't her first time. Once someone's crossed that line, doing it again doesn't seem to phase them. >> OW. OW. You made this up. I did not hurt you. Look at me. LOOK AT ME. >> OW. I DID NOT HURT YOU. Look at me. Are you [ __ ] serious? >> I did not hurt you. Okay, >> I'll get it. Yeah, get it. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job. Good job, dude. Literally, I did nothing wrong. >> Put it back in the vehicle. I was in a city where I don't know anyone >> and you [ __ ] >> I don't have a problem. >> Here's the looks like she >> serious. Why? It's not a power trip. Justing let me go. Let me go. Are you serious? Hey, I know you're looking through that. Can I at least have like one toe, one cigarette, something, please? something. Could I maybe one? >> Can you really stop? >> What? What's the problem? Stop. What? >> I want to talk to her. >> What do you Why? >> She feels hurt and that's okay. >> Well, you kicked her. >> No. >> Yeah, >> she put me down. She threw me down on the ground. So, hey, that's whatever. Hey. >> She kept running her mouth, blaming the cops, justifying her behavior. Even after being warned, she kept mouththing off and refusing to comply. The stubbornness, the defiance. It was clear she was still riding that emotional high and wasn't ready to come down. >> Just cigarette, please. Like, >> car. So, let's just calm down. We'll take you to jail. >> No. going. >> No, she trapped me. I didn't do to her. She pulled me to the ground. She touched me. Oh my god. I did nothing. She trapped me. Please, please. I did not hit her. I feel like she was just looking for an excuse to fight and I didn't want to fight her. She's beautiful. She's powerful. She's strong. I like her a lot. I literally have no reason to fight. I don't like to be held down. I don't like to be restrained. And I resisted and I kicked and I [ __ ] >> Oh, you're so mad. >> So mad. You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. She didn't do anything wrong. She's >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Wait. Wait. No. >> She was happy. >> All right. Up here. >> Get up. She wanted to be mad about something. She wanted to be mad. >> Hey, I have a funeral tomorrow. Can we >> Can we talk about that? I have a funeral tomorrow. >> Stop. I'm not violent. In the end, she was arrested and charged with public intoxication, resisting law enforcement, and assaulting a peace officer. Depending on state laws and how bad the offense is, she could be looking at jail time, a hefty fine, and a permanent criminal record. On September April 29th, 2023, police were called to the airport after a woman was denied boarding and immediately lost it. She started yelling, causing a scene, and flat out refused to leave the gate area. And from that moment on, things unraveled fast. >> I'm not going. >> So, you're not going to go? >> No. >> Absolutely not. I will film it and you could take me wherever you want. I'm not going. I'm not going anywhere. I paid for my ticket. I'd like to go home. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I paid for my ticket. I'm a man. I'm a man. I want to go home. I prefer to No, we're not going anywhere. Let's go. >> No, let's go. >> We're not going. >> Come on. We're going to go to the main. Come on. >> We're not doing it. >> We'll talk to to somebody over there. Come on. >> No. Talk about what? >> Let's go. >> What are we talking about, though? Okay. What are we talking about, though? Ma'am, you have to stay here with me and witness this. What are we talking about? What did I do? You needed to like >> I wanted to go home. >> I wanted to go on my plane home. Please stay with me cuz this is going to be my only witness. >> I wanted and have paid for two plane tickets. >> Okay, but you just refund. >> I don't give a about a refund. Stop using >> Would you care about a refund when someone question your masculinity? >> Would someone care about that? Would you would you say >> Come on, let's go. >> Whoa. >> No, I'm a Jew. >> What's your name? >> Come on, Jeff. Let's go. >> I know my name. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Right off the bat, it was clear this woman was emotionally out of control. Maybe she'd had a drink. Maybe she was anxious or just a little unhinged. Unfortunately for her, the officer she ran into didn't have much patience for drama. It took him less than 25 minutes to shut the whole show down. Not even going to jail. Okay. Cuz you don't listen. Don't Don't ever put your hands on me. >> Am I going to jail? >> Cuz I bought two pain. >> Hands behind your back. >> Uh, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Keep recording. Keep recording. >> Keep recording. >> This is going to be really fun. When you realize >> this going to be really fun. When you realize >> Ibody witness did I do something? >> Was I obnoxious? I just asked questions. Case number is going to be 23-159 534 and 159. You're >> not selling. >> I'm not I don't have a gun and I'm handcuffed and I don't handcuff him. >> You need a cage card. Go accommodate available with a cage card. >> You're my please. >> No you know I know I'm a huge criminal. Thank god you got a perf. Thank god you got a big >> I have a big dick too. [ __ ] you want to see it? >> Go car. >> For real? I'm just trying to leave the city. I pay for two. There's nothing. [ __ ] >> Loosen him. >> Loosen him. You [ __ ] and not guilty as [ __ ] >> No people, white people, black people, brown people are allowed to hear what happened in the airport. Airport staff barely blinked. They've seen it all. Katrina was escorted out to the patrol car, but let's be honest, the Karen in her wasn't done yet. Instead of calming down, she kept digging that hole deeper, second by second. >> NO. NO. You >> I want my bag. >> I want my bag, dude. >> Yeah, we're bringing your bag with you. Come on. Let's go. Sweetie, can you come up through the bridge for me, please? I got your bag right here, miss. >> Come on. >> Stand up. >> Honey, I'm a lawyer. >> Stand up. >> You never You never let someone take you to another position. You're going to really regret this when I get home, sweetheart. >> I'm I'm playful. >> You're really going to regret [laughter] this prison, though. You need to let things off. >> I'm not a problem, dude. I've never I've never been a problem. Let me off. Let >> you got to stop. >> Stop. What? >> We're ready. We're going to stand up. Come on. Stand up. Put your seat belts on. Put your shoes on. >> About 40. >> Yeah, I know. >> Let's walk. >> Oh my god. Really? >> Actually, this will be excellent. >> Transfer level. Why did I save you? Other than >> I just need help bringing her down. But she's she's just lay down on me. >> Oh, lay down. I'm a lawyer. >> She kept screaming, resisting, and flat out refused to get in the cruiser. It wasn't just about defiance. It was panic. A desperate attempt to cling to control in a moment where she had none left. >> You know what? It's I'm so mad at all of you boys. I was the sheriff >> in southern Minnesota for so many years and everybody hates me. I was left person for a long [ __ ] time in here. >> I didn't kick you. I just >> I said do not kick. I didn't say do not kick me. Okay. I didn't down because I don't have >> that out. >> Dude, there's not a gun. There's nothing comes. Okay. >> There's nothing. >> We can check real quick. Ma'am, >> I I want to make sure there's no weapons. Stand still. >> I just got it. Thank you. Ma'am, have a seat in the back. You look like you don't have any weapons on you. Go ahead, sit down. >> Have a seat. Watch your head. Head first. You're going in, ma'am. >> I want a lawyer. I'm not getting in the car. >> I'm not getting in the car. >> Stop resisting. Put your feet in the car. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not getting in the car until my lawyer is here. I'm not getting in the car until my lawyer is here. >> All right. I'M GOING TO GET WHERE'S MY >> IT'S over here. Relax. Directed like a ch You're acting like a child. Stop it. >> Hello. >> Yeah. So, uh just to check her out. She's intoxicated and uh there was a altercation with her and the officer officer was battered and so just want you to uh look at both of them just so that way you can give us the okay. That's it. >> Ma'am, hold on. >> At first, she wouldn't get in the car. Then once she was in, she refused to get out like the cruiser had somehow become her last safe place in the chaos she stirred up herself. >> Just give us just give me a second. Okay, this is the airport rescue and fireman. Okay, >> I understand. >> All right, they're going. >> I also have a law enforcement degree. I'm also an attorney. I do understand what's happening and I'm a little frustrated. >> Are you in any need of medical mail? >> No. No. >> Do you need them to look at you? >> Just like you guys get drunk. I'm drunk. >> I got it. You're drunk. Okay. Is there anything else? >> No. >> Okay. Well, I guess she doesn't need you to look at her. This is the officer here. Stay in the car, ma'am. Stay in the car, ma'am. >> Stay in the car, ma'am. >> All right. >> Come and check, boys. >> I'm good. >> All right. >> You know, I used to treat I I teach >> I used to train for Mano State in law enforcement >> and y'all are doing a good job, but you missed the wrong thing. I lost my [ __ ] because the flight was late >> and I know no way. >> So you don't need any medical. You're good. >> Okay. >> He's good. As long as you came and we're good. >> Appreciate you guys. >> All right, >> Sam. Get back in the picture put your feet back in the car, please. >> No, I went >> Stop resisting, ma'am. Stop resisting. >> It's Stop resisting. You are I'm telling I'm giving you a lawful command to put your feet back in the vehicle. Okay. >> Yeah, I hear you. >> You do you understand what's going on? >> Cuz I'm We are not going to fight a law enforcement degree. >> We are not going to fight, man. >> I'm not I'm not obsconding with you. I'm not with you. >> Having my legs out of a out of a car. >> Come on. Come on. Thank you, ma'am. >> In the end, she was booked and charged with resisting arrest and public intoxication. If convicted, she could face fines, mandatory counseling, or even a few days to a year behind bars. And depending on how wild things got at the scene, the penalties [music] could stack up fast. She screamed over a missed flight. At least she didn't throw a punch. Can't say the same for the guy in the next story. On March 2nd, 2025 in Florida, police were dispatched after a 911 call from a 69year-old woman reporting that her daughter, Angelique, had shoved her, smashed household items, and ripped the phone from her hands while she was trying to call for help. But what happened next was even more disturbing. >> She can't stay with me. She can't stay in the house or anything. >> When's the last time she stayed here? [sighs] It's been uh two years. >> Okay. So, she doesn't live here? >> No, she don't live. >> So, she came she came she got dropped off here last night. About what time? >> It was about like 4:00 in the morning. Yes. Okay. >> And so, you know, she was sitting out here and I felt I said, "So, let me bring her in cuz I wanted to make sure she wasn't drugged out or something. I was going to call 911." So, she I sat there with her for about an hour and then I woke her up. [clears throat] >> I woke her up. can't touch a third of this if there's one in there just to help circulate. >> I woke her up and I says, "Angelique, Angelique, she wouldn't wake up, but she was breathing and everything." So, I sat with her for a few minutes and I said, "Then I told her, Angelique, you got to go." >> Uh-huh. >> And uh that's when she said, "Where's my phone? Where's my Where's my stuff? Who dropped me off?" And all like this. And I'm like, "I don't know who dropped you off." Well, you should know who dropped me off. You Where's my purse? Where's my phone? I need my phone. I ain't She keeps her clothes. >> Oh, so she she stays on the property. She just doesn't stay inside. >> Stay here for the last month. >> Okay. So, she's been >> off and on cuz she comes and goes. I don't know who she stay with because she comes and she goes, but she keeps her stuff back here. >> Okay. So, she has some >> uh lock my door, >> but she Oh, she's got a whole setup back here. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> And she's in here. >> All right. Well, so she's Does she come inside to shower or do anything like that? >> Occasionally. >> Okay. >> Occasionally. Not Not too often, >> but I did it for her birthday cuz she was >> Yeah. So, the pot over here. >> I don't know what she's a rock or something. She >> after a birthday party, Angelique came home in a complete emotional tail spin. Losing her phone, practically a lifeline for most young people, sent her into full-blown panic. She lashed out, blamed her mother, and exploded with violence. This wasn't just a tantrum. It was a clear case of emotional instability and poor impulse control. >> Did she end up making it inside after or did she just leave? >> She just I wouldn't open the door. >> Which way did she go? Do you know? She went >> She went She came out this way and went round and went down >> and then down the road around the corner. >> Down the road. >> Okay, >> Angelique, >> I'm not bringing you [ __ ] You want to call the police? I'm not bringing you [ __ ] I'm not bringing you [ __ ] >> Bring me my phone. >> I'm not bringing you, [ __ ] If I have to go to jail, I'm not bringing you. You should have thought about that before you call the police. Now you're not getting Now, how do you feel? Cuz you're not getting How the [ __ ] do you feel, [ __ ] Call the police for you. Like this is the police. You might want to turn yourself in. You're going to get bit by a canine. >> Excuse me? >> I said this is the police. You might want to come here on your own terms or we're going to find you. You're probably going to get bit by the dog if you try to run. So you might as well come back to the house now. >> And what? >> You might as well come to the house now and turn yourself in. >> Or what? >> Or we're going to find you on our own terms. >> Oh, okay. Well, do your job. >> Oh, we will get paid to look for people. Do that. Don't call. Where'd she go? >> I was on the >> Where'd she go? Where'd she go? Or you're going to get brought in for obstruction. Where'd she go? Where's she at? >> I don't know. >> Where she at? Where she at? I don't know >> which way she go. >> Promise. >> You better. You're going to go for obstruction. Where'd she go? Point. >> Point. Hey, somebody. Give me a couple more units this way. You stay right there. >> Hey, get north. >> Quick break. She's up at 17. She's got a red wig. >> She was eventually found hiding in the passenger seat of a white car, but bolted the second police approached. Officers quickly sealed the area. Angelique darted through alleyways like she was playing hideand seek. Only this wasn't a game. This was a chase through the legal system. >> What you been drinking? >> I'm sober right now. >> Yeah, right now. You think so? You smell the alcohol coming from the car? >> What's your name? >> Huh? >> Spell it. >> E L I SA. >> E L I SA. Last name >> as in day. >> Yeah. No, she was west west on 17 from probably 52. I can't see. It's like a T intersection. >> Possible. >> All right, I got her. She's running running south. South south from 18 west of 52. South of 18, west of 52. Wait, see if we work on the eagle. I know they were up. >> PLEASE STOP. PLEASE STOP. I GOT AN ALLEY. Please stop. I'm an alley. What are you chasing me for? >> Stop. Stop. >> What are you? >> Get down. >> Get down. >> WHAT AM I BEING >> GET DOWN ON THE GROUND NOW. >> WHAT AM I BEING CHASED FOR? >> 73. >> Get down. >> I am. >> Lay down on the ground. PUT EVERYTHING DOWN. DO IT NOW. >> WHAT AM I DOING? >> PUT IT DOWN. [screaming] >> WHAT AM I DOING? >> PUT IT DOWN. >> GET ON THE GODDAMN GROUND RIGHT NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE GROUND. GET DOWN. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> GET DOWN. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> GREAT. Sounds good. Continue to not do anything. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I'm not resisting or anything. I haven't >> I haven't did anything. >> Tell them we're 15. >> I haven't did anything. I'm not resisting. >> Now, if you're trying to outrun the police, maybe don't do it in a bright red wig. She didn't make it far. Even after being cuffed, she kept insisting she was the victim, ignoring every piece of evidence to the contrary. >> Okay, sweetie. We're good. We're good. But listen, when you go running, that is resistance. >> Let's go. >> I got no empathy for her. >> No, not at all. >> No empathy. >> Nope. >> Told you. He said, "Do our job." Come on. I'm >> resisting. Keep >> Get your knees in your chest. >> Ask. >> Can I be taking my phone, please? >> What do you mean no? That's my property, too. >> Who you first search charge? >> Yeah. You >> told me to do my job. I did it. You happy? You want to call him? Threaten your mom. Get tough over the phone. Call >> him out. I'm like, well, I was four blocks away. >> You go. >> So, as soon as we were about to leave, >> Yeah. >> that white car passed us. >> She was crashing down the passenger seat. That's why I took off after that car. >> Okay. >> They tried to lose me back here. She went into a All right, [clears throat] step out this way. [snorts] >> All right, all the way up. All the way up. We're going to be able to come. >> Where's my phone and stuff? >> I got your car. I'll be in your property. >> No, I need my phone to get numbers. I have my stuff. >> That'll be up to them when you get up there. >> Nobody said they have my stuff, though. >> I have your stuff. I've said it three times now. Nobody told me what I'm being charged with. >> I'll tell you just in a second. Whatever. >> All right, I'm going read you this real quick. You have the right to remain silent. If you say you can be used against you. All right. Having [clears throat] those rights of mind restrict me. >> Having those rights of mind, you wish to speak. >> Okay. Do you know why you're in handcuffs? >> I ran. >> Huh? >> I ran. >> You ran? Oh, you you mean you ran from us over here? >> I mean >> Okay. Yeah. That's part of the reason why you're handcuffed. Do you know why you were why we were looking for you? Why? >> I took my mom's phone. >> Took your mom's phone. What about the window and all that stuff at the house? >> I did. I mean, the window I understand, but they said something about battery. I didn't put my hands on. >> She doubled down, leaning on personal emotions to excuse her behavior while conveniently forgetting that her mother, not her, was the one hurt and in need of protection. >> Your phone, but I also have my own. >> Why would Okay, great. So, why would you take her phone? I ended up going out last yesterday was my birthday. So I ended up going out. I got dropped off home and didn't have my phone. So when I woke up I'm like okay part of one who like who the dropped me off one >> and then two like where's all my belongings? And she's like well I don't know who dropped you off. I don't know. So I'm just like bro okay well I'm going to use your phone to figure out where all my stuff is at. Like I got dropped off after my birthday last night and from there it was blamed. >> How old are you? >> 23. >> 23 years old. You know what that makes you? >> An adult. >> A grown adult. Why do you think that that's your 69year-old mother's problem? >> It's not even that. >> I'm I'm asking you as an adult. I'm asking you why is that your 69year-old mother's problem? Who's taking care of your child at her house while you're out doing whatever? It's your birthday. Sure. You have a chance to go out. You're going to come home and act like that? >> There's food thrown everywhere, stuff knocked over, windows broken into. Any of that? >> I didn't touch my mom, though. >> Okay. She She said you shoved her down. Stuff's knocked over where my mom. >> So, >> all right. Well, like I said, that's that'll be something for you to to to figure out in court. >> So, I have your wallet. I have your phone. I turned the phone off so we can save some battery. It was only at like 8%. So when you get up there, you can let them know you got to get some numbers out and you can power it back on, but I don't want it to die. Um, so you have your phone there. I took the phone back to mom that you took from her. Um, >> that phone that phone that was with Melissa in that car. >> That's your mother's phone. That just adds to the case that you took her phone. >> The phone the phone that had my case on it with my purse. That's my phone. >> Okay, congratulations. I have that phone. I'm talking about your mother's phone. your 69year-old mother >> who you were cussing out on the phone and threatening and saying all this stuff and come find me, do your job, you ain't get >> Hi, we found you. >> My phone was my mom's phone was in the car that I got. >> Correct. Because you took it from her while you were She was trying to call 911 earlier. Angelique was taken to jail and now faces multiple charges including battery on a person over 65, criminal mischief, [music] interfering with an emergency call, and resisting arrest. If convicted, she could be looking at jail time, probation, mandatory behavioral counseling, especially given the victim was her own mother. On April 24th, 2024, police came across a black Chevy Malibu parked right in the middle of the road, blocking traffic. What started off as a simple traffic stop took a sharp left turn the moment they asked the driver and passengers for ID. >> Don't roll it down. You ain't got to roll it down. >> I'm telling you, you know what I want to do. >> You ain't got to roll it down. >> I need you to just >> You ain't got to roll it down. >> I DON'T WANT TO TALK TO HIM. SO THERE'S NO POINT IN rolling it down. You have a driver's license on you. >> What? >> Me? >> FOR WHAT? WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. FOR WHAT? >> And I need you as the door. He's getting out of the car. >> Open your door. Oh, everybody's about to get pepper sprayed in here. >> Let it back up. >> All right. All right. >> This guy [ __ ] crazy. >> Really? >> Stupid ass. >> YEAH. I'm on top of you now. >> Hey, watch. Get off me. Stupid. >> Got him. I got his legs. I got his legs. Hey, to my right is selfish. You couldn't do nothing. You solve this. It took eight to take me down. >> You selfish. You >> stop. >> I'm not resisting, stupid. Get off my feet. >> I GOT $200 SHOES ON. GET OFF MY FEET. >> You're going to get tased. >> Get off my feet. >> Stupid ass. taste, >> man. I don't care about you. Not only that, Google is my best friend and I'll find you. I'll find you. >> That's not a threat, stupid. Uh-huh. >> That's not a threat, stupid. Uhhuh. I said I'll find you. That's not a threat. >> Switch. Switch. Now you can switch. Hey, >> I'm good. >> You're not going to fight, are you? >> No. No, sir. mediately detained. One of them looked like he came ready for a fight, maybe scared they'd find out who he really was. And when they tried to restrain him, he snapped. It took five officers just to bring him down. >> CALM DOWN. [screaming] CALM DOWN. >> HEY, I go to the gym on >> 5576 Hawaii Road. It's a USC gym. I don't really beat the out of all you cuz he's tightening the cuffs on my wrist. He was tightening the cuffs on my wrist. He's tightening the cuffs on my >> I have a lawyer. I'm obedient. I'm obedient. I have a lawyer. That's why I don't give a about stupid. OPD is stupid. I know I didn't commit a crime. OPD is stupid. OPD is stupid. >> Don't be touching cops. Cops. >> Don't be touching cops. You see my face. Get a good look at it. Look at it. >> I would really beat the out. >> You had that opportunity already. >> I promise. Hey, >> shut the upd's here. So, let's get him in the back of this thing. >> Y'all are stupid. >> Y'all are stupid. Y'all look stupid. >> Yep. My phone up, stupid. >> My phone up. >> Pick my phone up, stupid. >> You guys check this dumb ass. Today is February 24th. >> February 24th. >> Uh, actually, hold on. It's almost February 24th. >> All right. >> All right. February 24th. >> February 23rd. >> 0059 hours. >> I am here to do a response to resistance cuz I see you have a lip. >> I don't have a lip. >> You literally I'm looking at it. >> Take a picture and show me. >> I'm going I'm not going to show you. I am going to take a picture. >> Show me. >> You don't run this. >> Well, take a picture so I can see. >> I'm not showing you anything. Nobody hit me, so why would I have hit? >> So, nobody hit him. >> Later, during questioning, he claimed he never resisted. Said the cops beat him up for no reason. But that story fell apart real quick. Body cam footage showed him thrashing, cussing, and making threats from the very beginning. >> On and around your lips. >> All right. >> So, now I'm here to ask you about what happened today. >> All right. >> Here's your chance to tell me. >> I'm going to tell you cuz you weren't here. Like you said, you here to ask me. So, you weren't here. >> Cool. I ain't got no problem with you. >> They walked up to the car. They told my girlfriend to drive off. There's traffic, so she can't drive off. So like, hey, you need to drive off. I said, hey, you are about to drive off, so y'all can leave. They said, hey, I said, no, you set up. I don't know in what world are people scared of the police, but I don't have a record. When you run me, you'll see I don't have a record. Cool. I don't have a record, so I'm not afraid to talk back to the police. I said, "No, you shut the Don't talk to her." Like, >> WHAT DO THEY WANT HER TO DO? RUN INTO SOMEBODY? >> I'm not here to talk about the criminal aspect of it. >> I know it's not your injury. >> I get it. I get it. >> So, do you want to tell me about how you became injured? >> I mean, I can't see myself. >> You literally have li y'all did it. If there is Orlando Police Department, >> you have no idea how it happened. There is Orlando Police Department. Do >> you know how it happened? >> I'm telling you right now, if there is Orlando Police Department was roughousing me, abusing the authority and they bust. >> Okay, great. I never was kicking. >> You kicked me. YOU KICKED ME. >> WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. I NEVER WAS KICKING. >> YOU KICKED ME. That's why you have this ON YOUR >> IF YOU GOT IT ON VIDEO, THAT'S FINE. >> Y'ALL, what happened? I never was Don't tap the button cuz >> No, I'm tapping where the camera goes. >> Okay, Google. I never was kicking. So, nobody told me stop kicking cuz I wasn't with kicking. Nobody told me stop resisting because I put my hands behind my back myself. >> They didn't have to do it. I did it. I mean, I work out. You got some soft ass obvious. And then when the dude that was pressing down on my head came, that's when I didn't kick nobody. I wasn't resisting. I've already had a resisting arrest and I got that [ __ ] kicked out because I wasn't resisting. I'm cool. I work for the county. I'm cool. >> Okay, >> I'm cool. I don't care. >> Denying what the camera clearly shows, that won't fly in court. And without any witnesses backing up his version, the odds are stacked against him. This one's looking more like a slam dunk for law enforcement. >> Is there anything else you'd like to tell me before? >> Yeah. Can I send him a seat? >> Uh, we can try to If you're going to be complying with us, >> I'm compliant. YEAH. I WASN'T THIS COMPLIANT. THAT WHAT I'M SAYING. I would never >> Give me a second and we'll work that out. All right. Was anyone else a witness to this situation? >> Her driver. >> Did they actually see what occurred here or were they already pulled away during the incident? >> Not you. Just listen to the words I'm saying, please. Yeah, but y'all >> y'all kicked him. >> Y'all touched him. >> Did you see what happened to your friend over here? >> My boy was talking [ __ ] and his stomach. He was doing [ __ ] to you. >> You talking about? >> Okay. Can you tell me what happened with your friend here? >> I can't tell you [ __ ] You and I are on a corner. >> Okay. Thank you very much. >> Uh hello ma'am. I am Sergeant Holstein with the Orlando Police Department. I'm conducting what's called a response to resistance investigation. Apparently, uh, one of the passengers in the car received some injuries during the incident with officers. I was wondering if you saw >> Start over. Okay. >> I heard the first part. Somebody got hurt. >> Okay. So, anyway, somebody in your car has a visible injury on their body. I'm just trying to find out if anyone saw what happened to the subject. >> You didn't see anything? Okay. Thank you very much. >> Cuz it wasn't just out in the open. Oh, when am I kidding? >> I got it. There's no problem. Cool. >> So, they issue you a citation for standing in the in the roadway and blocking traffic. Okay. Your car is partially in the roadway >> off to the side. >> Blocking traffic. Yeah. Absolutely. So, >> do I sign something? >> No, you don't have to sign nothing. >> Uh, the citation is a moving violation. It's $164. You have 30 days to pay it. Okay. The instructions are in the back. >> Thanks. >> Do you have any questions? >> Nope. >> Okay. I'm going to put this in the car along with your driver. >> No, it's okay. I'll take it. As for the driver, a young woman, she was let go after police confirmed the male passenger was the only one who attacked. She and another backseat passenger got hit with minor citations for blocking the road, then were free to leave. >> Yeah, these two are good now. >> Dang, that's great. >> Find a dog, bro. >> All right, he's going to touch you. You've been really into >> not your feet. Lift me. I can't do nothing. >> You paralyze. >> Lift me up. >> We're trying to get you out of here. Can you put your feet? >> Bend your bend your knees. >> Can you bend your knees? >> See, you we're taking them off. She's going home. I want all your names on the paper. >> It's on the paper, bro. >> I need all that. I ain't doing no for what? For what? I ain't got no for what [ __ ] I don't got no weapon to check and I walk off. Can I do a [ __ ] out? >> Move that car so they can get out of here. Golly >> my man a little suck >> no way he was at Yo that girl Sorry. >> The man, however, was taken to jail and now faces serious charges. Aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, assault, threats, and resisting arrest. These aren't light offenses. Aggravated battery alone can carry 5 to 15 years, depending on injuries in his record. He beat up cops on camera, then cried foul, claiming he was the victim. So, tell me, do you trust the footage or the tears? On February 2nd, 2024 in Florida, police were called to a business after reports of a woman causing a disturbance. The manager wanted her off the property. Officers arrived expecting a simple trespass warning. What followed was anything but simple. >> I need your ID. >> No, he doesn't. It's law for him. No, I need I need her ID cuz she's going to be trespassed. So, >> it's okay. It's okay if he trespasses you. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about a minute. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about that. >> Trespass. >> You don't have your ID on you, though? >> I'll give I'll give my ID in person, >> huh? >> My I'll give you my social and all that. Look it up. >> Okay. But you don't have your physical ID? >> No, I don't. Okay. What you want to do about that? >> Nothing. I was just asking questions. >> So, do it. >> I did. >> So, do it again. >> Why you doing all that? >> Doing on what? I'm trying to get some food. >> Okay. Well, >> come on. >> What's your name, dear? >> Allison. >> Awesome. I appreciate that. >> Yeah. >> So, what this is is going to be a blanket trespass from the premises. >> Why am I getting trespass? >> Because they don't want you in here no more. >> Why? What I did in there? What I did? I'M ORDERING FOOD OUT OF HERE. I did not. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> They were saying they specifically said that they wanted a girl in a corner that was making no noise, no mess. And I'm sitting down. Trespass for what? >> It doesn't matter. >> Hello. >> Y'all want to be trespassed? >> Hey, we're not doing that. >> Huh? >> We're not doing that. Come on. >> We're not doing that. Stop. >> Why is she grabbing me like that? >> Why is she like that? >> Come on. Stop. >> I'm not doing it. She's not doing it. You ain't got arrest. >> Legally, business owners in Florida have the right to ask anyone to leave. No explanation required. And under the state's trespass after warning law, police are obligated to enforce it. At that point, the person has two choices. Leave or get arrested. >> Video. You have not let her ride. >> You have not read her. >> Send me another unit, please. >> You have not. >> You need to get back. >> Step back. >> I have you on video. I have you. >> Stop following me. >> I have you assault video. I have you assault me on camera. You need to get back. >> I have you assaulting me on video and camera officer. Officer, this is legal in the state of Florida. Officer, you don't know your Florida law. This is the state of Florida. You assaulting me. >> It's right now. >> I got it. In the state of Florida, you assaulted me, sir. You did not bring me my rights and you put your hands on me. That is assault. >> What are you arresting me for? >> What are you? >> He put his hands on me. That is assault. >> What are you arresting me for? I said for >> Go ahead. Have a seat. >> What are youresting me for? >> Have a seat. I'm confused. >> Sit. >> All right. I'm saying what you arresting me for. >> Step back. >> What are you arresting me for? The third time the officer hands on me. >> Close it. >> This is the third time the officer has set his hands on me. >> You have not red man. OH. >> STOP. You're on video. And I know my guys. I know my state. HAVE YOU ARRESTED ME FOR >> INTERFERING? OFFICER, >> where's the other in my car? >> As you have assaulted me again, >> what have I assaulted you for? >> First of all, this officer assaulted me and I have it on video on my phone. >> Okay. >> Before he read me my Miranda right before he put cuffs on me, he assaulted me by hand >> and I have it on video. >> No. No. He did not read me my rand. He did not search. He did not. >> Some folks think cops have to read them their Miranda rights right away. But under US law, that only applies after an arrest and before questioning. In this case, both women interfered with law enforcement and gave officers plenty of legal ground for an on the spot arrest. >> They're all on video. The camera. First of all, first of all, sir, >> stop. >> First of all, stop what? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? It's on a video camera. It's all on your body cam. Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? >> You just drunk or what? What's going on? >> No, I haven't drank a liquid alcohol. You can give me You can give me >> the bag. >> An alcohol test. >> What's going on? >> Why you so hyped up? >> I walked behind him as he assaulted me. And I have it on video. >> I have it on video. >> He has a body, too. >> It's right there. >> He's got a body cam, too. So, >> and I have it on video. >> Perfect. >> I was walking behind him as he was wrestling my friend. And I was videotaping as I'm allowed as a Florida citizen. >> Okay. >> And he arrested me for no reason. >> Check. He checking the purse. Digging. Digging. Dig deep. Dig deeper in that Michael course, [ __ ] Dig deeper in that Michael. Call my daddy in that Michael course cuz my daddy number in that mort. >> You going to be crying. >> You going to be crying when my daddy come this [ __ ] phone. Y'all going to be crying my daddy come to this [ __ ] phone. None of y'all read me my rent rights. Y'all all got me pretained. Nobody read me no rights and y all got me attained. Oh [ __ ] detained. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh [ __ ] So when you detain somebody, you don't have to read them right. Sir, mister. >> Mr. Sir. >> Mr. Sir. So when you arrest somebody, when you make an arrest, you don't have to read no more intersect. >> During the search, one of them kept ranting, acting like the law didn't apply to her, as if she lived in some bubble of personal exception. This kind of delusional special treatment mindset. Sadly, it's not as rare as you'd think. >> Yeah. >> You pay for my money in there. >> Let me see your hand. >> You paid for my money in there. I didn't even do nothing in this [ __ ] >> No, I did not. I didn't even do nothing. No, >> I didn't even do nothing. The [ __ ] I didn't even do nothing. Not >> the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Do nothing, [ __ ] I DONE PAY FOR MY [ __ ] food in that [ __ ] >> Okay. >> The [ __ ] All right. All right. All right. >> What are you [ __ ] doing, >> man? I got stuff back there. Hold on. >> Did you find anything you were looking for? >> Hey, so I'm off your comic. All right. I'm only a female, so I'm going to search you. Okay. Sure. You got any needles on you? Look for what you're looking for. >> No, I'm I'm asking you. I just don't want to get stuck by anyone. >> Do I look Do I look at me? First of all, don't look like a [ __ ] needle head to you, baby. >> Do I look like a [ __ ] crackhead to you, baby? >> Do I look like I had a [ __ ] pipe on me, baby? Look at Look for me, [ __ ] Don't you You know I don't look like no crackhead, baby. I never Wait till my daddy call in the morning. That's what y'all do. Wait till my daddy call in the morning. That's what y'all do. Look, look for me, baby. You know I don't look like no [ __ ] dope head. Look, look for me. Look for me. Look. >> Is there going to be any type of contra >> like there's some contraband on me? >> Listen to me. >> Do I look like >> Okay, contraband can be a lighter. >> Do I look like I lied on I smoke drugs to you? >> All right. I look like I do drugs to you, baby. >> I look like I got a lot to you, baby. I smoke cigarettes to you, baby. You know good and goddamn well I don't smoke no [ __ ] cigarettes. >> Candles? >> I don't smoke no man. What the [ __ ] I'm going to Gumbies with my can a lot of for beef for [ __ ] real. You done been on police long enough. [ __ ] I'm going to gumies with my canal. >> That's my vape. Put it in my possessions cuz I need them tomorrow. Ain't got no criminal record. Y'all going to do all this paperwork for [ __ ] nothing. >> She seemed pretty confident, thinking that having no criminal record would somehow shield her. But that's a dangerous misunderstanding. Resisting an officer, even without violence, is still a chargeable offense, no matter how clean your record is. Baby, wait till y'all hear from my daddy in the morning. >> Keep searching, baby. Look for that crap pot you look for on 20th. Baby, you know I ain't got no crap pot. You can look me in my face and can tell I ain't got no [ __ ] on me. >> I don't care. >> You do. If you searching for me, you got to care. >> It's my job to search. >> So you care? >> I didn't say that. I said it's my job. >> It's your job to care. If it's your job to search, it's your job to care, baby. >> Searching is very different. You want your necklace to come off or to get off at the jail? D d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d deep deep deep in there. What? I'm being arrested for >> I don't know. I didn't show up. I didn't put you in handcuffs. >> What's your search? >> I'm sure they will let you know. >> Put your search. >> Sit back in the court, please. >> Put your searching me, baby. What I'm being arrested for. >> Y'all don't Y'all don't have to Hold on. Hold on. On y'all on y'all's police camera. On y'all's police. Y'all don't know what I'm being arrested for. >> Y'all don't know what I'm being restrained for. >> On y'all's police camera. Y'all don't know what I'm being restrained for. >> Sorry. Still. >> Yeah. She What's she getting arrested for? >> That resisting. >> Yeah. >> Hello. Hello. I'm officing the Gainsville Police Department. I'm just here to search you. >> You got any needles on you? >> I don't got nothing on me. Okay. >> I paid for my [ __ ] food. Y'all better give me a [ __ ] refund. I know that. >> What you want to search me for? >> Anything that can't going to the jail. Go ahead. >> Face this truck for me. Thank you so much. Anything in your book? >> Go ahead. >> Gotcha. >> Go ahead. >> Is there anything that if you go >> There's nothing in there. >> Oh, damn. >> That got me fed up. That [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> I better get my [ __ ] money back. [ __ ] my [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Take one step. It'll be There you go. Perfect. Anything on you then if I miss nothing in my [ __ ] >> Okay. If it goes into the gym, >> I know it's a federal charge. I know that. Baby, >> go ahead and sit back, >> baby. Thank you. >> Y better get Y'all better understand that. I paid for my [ __ ] food and [ __ ] Y'all better believe that. >> The [ __ ] [ __ ] >> In the end, both women were cuffed and hauled off to jail. They now face three [music] misdemeanor charges. Disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, trespassing after being asked to leave. Under Florida law, these are still criminal offenses. Penalties can include fines, probation, or jail time, anywhere from 60 days to a full year, depending on how bad things get and whether they've caused trouble before. On March 7th, 2025 in Florida, police were dispatched after receiving reports of a woman, later identified as Ariel, walking directly into traffic. Her behavior wasn't just dangerous for herself. It posed a real threat to everyone around her, but what followed that took things to a whole other level. >> They're coming. Can we go over there? >> Sure. When I see them. >> Okay. >> I'll wait right here. >> Where's your ID at? >> Um, it's going to be located at Barnes & Noble. That's all I'm saying. Without any other deputies present. >> Okay. I don't really care. This is all body camera recorded. So, where's your ID at? I'm going to ask you one more time. >> AT&T might have it. >> Okay. So, what's your first name? >> Um, can you go confidential and you can circle back with an open investigation? That investigation is located with your sheriff's department. I'm not lying. >> Okay, I'm going to ask you again. Where's your ID at? >> You guys have it, baby. >> Okay, we have it. Why do we have it? >> Because you have my MacBook, my iPhone. Well, two MacBooks. Those two MacBooks are getting paid >> on Jenny and her. Thank you for her inspiration. She had a um cup and it's accidentally left it somewhere. But tell her that I'm trying. It's an evidence log that didn't have all the evidence. >> Uhhuh. >> Right. >> Okay. So, you don't have your ID in that purse? >> No, I do not. Do you want to search it? >> I just want to see if you have your ID. >> No, I don't. I need to go charge my iPhone now and send an email. >> Okay. Well, you're not going to do that cuz you're stepping in traffic. >> Ariel appeared completely disconnected from reality. Her speech was disjointed, her thoughts all over the place. Officers immediately suspected she might be experiencing a schizophrenic episode or a manic phase of bipolar disorder. >> Okay. So, you understand that way, >> not step in traffic. I could tell you that. >> Okay. I hear what you're saying. I'm saying I'm audio recording now for my safety. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Um, where would you like me to go >> to not stop in traffic? Would you like to just shut down this whole wall like they've done in West Mall? >> Mhm. >> And I'll shut this. >> We're going to walk over there to my car cuz I don't I don't feel comfortable in traffic. We're going to walk over there. >> I'll wait for your other deputies. >> Okay. We can wait for the other deputies if that's what you want to do. >> Thank you. Can you circle back and ask them where their location is? >> No. >> Okay. I >> Okay. What time do you have? >> 11:30. >> Did you check? >> Yes. >> You have gloves on. Okay. So, you're not going to talk to me at all? Nope. US 1082 05. Another match back. She's going to look here. 3358. This is the same sheriff as if we're going to remove the vehicle and you're not going to get off. And this right now could be um Subaru and Subaru is gonna say we do nonprofit and you're gonna say on your body camera I refuse for children and families Florida. Thank you. There's the detective and there's some safe space. Can you remove your sunglasses and tell me your time again, please? >> Good. She said no. I say >> now I am. >> At one point she looked like she was about to lunge into traffic, escalating the risk not [music] just to herself but to unsuspecting drivers. Police acted fast, established control, and issued firm warnings for her safety and everyone else's. >> I need to go there. >> You are not going there. You're not free to leave. >> I don't care what you say. I have a reporter. 33:15. That's 2500 federal um crime scene by what are you talking about? I spoke to you for 14 minutes and I'm like you see me hear me and he said something and you're saying something like do you work? Why are you dressed up so nice? Do not walk in traffic. Okay. Nope. You're not free to leave. >> Okay. I'm not. >> Nope. I'm not I'm not going to have this. >> Where's your other death? >> I don't have a where my other death at. >> Put your stuff down. Set your stuff down. >> Do not pull away. Do not pull away. I have to do something crazy because I'm not doing [ __ ] >> Do not pull. >> I didn't do anything. We're doing >> not. Leave me alone. Oh my god. This is being bridged. She's like [ __ ] around. That's fine. We have all of our apple stuff and everybody sees it and everybody's like they're sex trafficking. Just that's fine. Make my other knee bleed. I don't give a [ __ ] >> You think? >> Do not pull away. >> I'm not. I have other deputies. You weren't doing that because my boob is out. I feel exposed now. >> Oh. Oh [ __ ] Is her titty out on your camera? And it's the same MOM THAT'S LIKE, I'M GETTING SEX TRAFFICKED. And the detective's like, "I can't hear you. It's Jensen." And I'm like, "Everything's loud, but you played football." >> What followed was an emotional spiral, likely a mix of [music] psychosis and acute mental health crisis. She may have genuinely believed her own delusions. At this stage, she had lost the ability to regulate her actions, becoming a danger to herself and a serious disruption for officers trying to contain the scene. >> Just everybody's going to figure it out. >> I don't see anything. All right. So, what you're going to do is you're going to sit on your butt and then we're going to have no chance of being football. Pull up my >> Excuse me. >> I asked him to pull something unless you caning. >> He did. >> All right. All right. >> That's fair. >> Help. >> We got We got >> They're like, "That's fine." Patterson's like waffles bloodline. Mhm. What amber? >> What is that? >> I feel like a woman. What's that lady name? >> I don't know. >> It's uh >> Is that you? >> Yeah, that's what CD says. Oh, Shaniah Twain. Yeah. >> I mean, it's not in there, but >> you need a band-aid, though. >> I don't need one. >> I left. >> You good? You say you don't need one? Are you sure? >> Okay. >> Okay. Good. >> Yeah. All right. >> Should be a fine get her for resisting just cuz >> told her to stop walking. I told her to stop walking away. >> Yeah. So she wants to go walk away and that's why I grab her arms. >> Clearly pulled away from that big rack. >> I'm just going to drop a big rock too there. >> Ariel was ultimately arrested and charged with resisting an officer without violence, [music] a firstdegree misdemeanor under Florida law. If convicted, she could face up to one year in jail, a $1,000 fine, or both. The original charge of [music] disorderly conduct was dropped, showing prosecutors chose to focus on her refusal to comply with [music] lawful police orders. From intoxication to domestic violence, when emotions take over, it's no longer a matter of if, but when. On September 24th, 2024, Fort Dodge police responded to an emergency call. A drunk neighbor had reversed her car and slammed into another vehicle while a child sat in the back seat. But when officers arrived, they quickly realized this was far more than a fender bender. >> There we go. >> Okay, stay back. >> Sean, that's what the problem is. >> So, what what are we fighting about? And what are we yelling about? >> Apparently, I hit their car without knowing it. I have no idea. But they are refusing to give me my son. And I know these are drug addicts >> because I can guarantee you I have messages from these people in this house buying drugs from them. I mean them buying drugs from them so on so forth. There has been multiple calls about this house doing drugs and [ __ ] The reason why this garage doesn't exist is because of math lab. >> And I am done. >> Okay. Okay. >> I am tired. >> There's no reason to yell. There's no reason to fight. >> Then give me my son back. >> Well, I need to sort out what's going on here first before I take anybody's kid. What's up? >> Just go home. >> All right. I'll just check them. See what happened. >> Why would they think you're erratic? Why are you >> Because I I snapped when these [ __ ] came started coming at me saying, "Hey, you hit my car. You did this. You did that." Okay. You know what? If I hate your car, fine. >> Mhm. >> You know what? Fine. >> Okay. But absolutely no reason to come at me like you're violating caused you to hit their car. >> Nothing. I just backed up. I'm They never came to me. >> They never came to the house. >> Okay. >> Which is right here. >> Okay. >> They live right here. >> We have cameras. >> Mhm. >> Which will prove that they never came over. So why why is >> But then they turn around. But then they turn turn around and do show up at the front of the house talking to her which is my mother which tends to be the only NO. GET IN THE HOUSE. >> NO. [screaming] >> She's not drunk. I think she's just she's you can smell. Can you? Yes. I'm not picking up anything. >> I am so sorry. The woman kept trying to deflect the incident, turning the conversation from the crash to accusing her neighbors. Her frantic behavior and overwhelming concern for herself and her child revealed someone spiraling, ruled by panic and fear, not reason. >> Did you witness what happened? >> I heard it. I >> What happened is I came home. I came forward. >> Yeah, I heard that too. into that >> came backwards. Apparently hit their truck which has no damage. >> Oh, yes it does. >> And came I came and all the all the cars. >> I can't see. I don't have my glasses on. >> Came forward and I was like, "Okay, the first thing I'm going to do I haven't caught out yet. I'm going to tell my parents." >> I want you to I want you to just look straight. >> I don't have glasses on. >> I don't I would have you take them off anyway. Okay. See that? >> You see that? >> Yep. I got you. I got you. >> Ready? Yeah, >> I can see it. I can see it. >> Sorry. >> Just keep look up a little bit. There you go. Follow my finger. >> Am I in trouble? >> No, I just have to make sure. >> I don't know what the happened. Do not yell at me. >> I found out where I heard them. Oh. Please help me. He's going to kill me. >> He's literally going to kill me. >> There's enough going on. We don't need to yell. >> We have enough going on. We're not going to yell. Okay. >> Then why the is it okay for them to talk? >> Stop. Everybody stop arguing. Yes, we'll deal with that. Okay. >> But it's not going to help to have people yelling at each other. Go stand by your car. >> You live here? >> Yes. My parents. Um, >> how old are you? I'm 27. >> Okay, >> that's my son. And in the >> Was he in the car? >> Just taking a deep breath. Blow slow and steady into it. Not hard. Just slow and steady. Perfect. >> It's not. >> No. >> Not after 15 minutes. I could see the stagnance in the one eye that was moving. >> She couldn't produce her vehicle paperwork, which was already a problem. The strong smell of mint and her excuse that it was just mouthwash only raised more suspicion. Though the initial PBT test didn't give a clear reading, her erratic eye movements convinced officers to keep digging. >> I'm going to detain you. Okay. >> Why? >> Because you do appear to be under the influence of something. So, we're going to go do some more testing and if everything's good, you'll be released. Okay. >> What the did I do? >> You hit a car. >> I know that. >> And you appear to be and you're acting as though you're under the influence of something. So, at this time, you're going to be detained. We're going to go back to the station. We'll run through some tests. >> The more you you're honest with me, the more >> I'm really honest with you. I'm not trying to be this person. >> I've never been this person. >> What's that? >> I've never been this person. I've been a morning being this person. >> Okay. And you and you haven't had a single drop of anything to drink today and you're being honest with me. >> I swear to God and like I know you are caught. >> The more you talk to me, the more I promise something on your breath. >> I literally just brushed my teeth not that long ago. >> Well, that was You said that it was around 2:00 and it's over an hour. >> I can literally just taste it. So, I don't know if it's that or what. >> You haven't had anything to drink. >> I swear to >> What's that? I'm sorry. >> I feel like I'm going back to the psychward. >> No, this isn't the psycho board. [laughter] >> This isn't the psychward. Okay. >> Here's your pants. Did you want to slip them on? So, the question is, do you want to perform these tests for me? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, the first one's going to involve your eyes. Other than glasses, do you have any other problems with your eyes? Straight ahead at me and follow my finger. Okay. Okay. >> Sorry. It's just when I >> And by this morning, I mean my faith this morning. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. I'm just going to read you your rights. Okay. >> You don't have to. I already know. >> Well, I I still have to. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say, Steven. >> Am I being arrested? >> What's that? No, not at this time. I'm just reading you your Miranda rightites. Okay. Do you wish to talk to me? Okay. >> I've never been in this situation before. So, my anxiety is at like 100. >> So, you said you had something to drink this morning, though. >> Yes. >> What did you have to drink? >> I drank Hawkeye vodka. >> Okay. How much would you say that you drank this morning? >> What's What's the usual? >> Two cups. >> Two cups. >> Under mounting pressure and with the officers holding firm, she finally admitted to drinking. That's when they read her Miranda rights. The legal point where things shift from questioning to official investigation, protecting both her rights and the case's integrity in court. >> If you'd like to, it's up to you. >> I'm the theater kid. I need a lie. >> What's that? >> Said I'm a theater kid. I need the light. Okay. If you're theater, you should have good imagination, right? >> No, you really don't. >> That's my problem. >> Okay. Okay. So, you stand there. You don't do anything until I Okay. Do you want to start over again with your shoes off? >> You feel like that might help. >> Okay. Remember, heel to toe, nine steps, counting out loud, arms to your side. Once you get to nine, a series of small steps to turn around. Okay. It's right. >> Yep. That's the line. You can see it. >> Do I just put my mouth on? >> Yeah. We're just waiting for it to >> Do I say? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry you're wasting your time on me when you should wasting your time. I love your things. >> It happens. I appreciate you for being cooperative with me. Okay, >> that's what I've learned to do. >> Thank you. Some people it takes longer for them to learn that. Okay, it's ready. >> You got to get up. You're going to get up. >> Yeah, it happens, right? You know the drill. Long slow, >> long, steady breath. Okay. Like you're blowing up a balloon. When you're ready, go ahead and start. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. You're good. No AC26.20. >> She failed the walk and turn test multiple times. A clear sign her motor skills were compromised. Then came the second PBT, the final quantifiable proof. Her result, a staggering 0.208. Well over the legal limit. >> That is bad because you're above the legal limit, right? That means technically you are operating your vehicle while under the influence of out. Okay. >> Okay. >> So that means >> I'm in trouble. >> Yes. Okay. We'll get it taken care of though. Okay. So technically right now you are under arrest for OWI. Okay. We don't have to cuff. You've been cooperative. We're already here. Let me grab um my paperwork and we'll go inside and we got some more stuff to take care of. No matter what mistakes you make, they should still not treat you that way. But that's the nice thing about being an adult is that you don't have to associate with anybody you don't want to. So, >> thank you. >> Not a problem. Do you have any questions for me? >> Not really. No. >> Okay. Do you need to call anybody? >> I need to call my parents to make sure that someone's going to take my son to school. >> Okay. Do you know their phone number? >> Yes. >> Okay. You can use that phone. Hey, it's just me. Just to let you know, I'm going to jail. >> Okay, fine. >> Like I said, you can call whoever you need to. You >> How long am I going to be in jail? >> Um, you're more than likely going to see the judge tomorrow morning for your initial appearance and then they will probably release you. Then I can't guarantee anything. Obvious >> tissue. I'm sorry. >> Um, I do have some paper towels. >> That works. Okay, let me get you some. Okay, so you don't have to use your shirt anymore. >> Thank you. >> The implied a blood test, is it? >> No, it's a breath test is what I'm requesting. So given Elizabeth, you can come this way. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> So, does that mean I'm suspended? >> You will be in 10 days. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. I just want to make sure I have it correct so that way I don't get in trouble. >> Yep. You you will be in 10 days. Like I said, that that one's for 10 days. >> What's that? >> How long? >> How long is what >> the suspension? >> Uh well, typically it's 180 days unless deciding >> she was ultimately charged with operating while intoxicated, Owi, and child endangerment since her son was in the vehicle at the time. Possible penalties include jail time, hefty fines, and a suspended license, often up to 180 days. She was taken into custody and scheduled to appear in court the next morning. On February 11th, 2025, police responded to a call about a badly damaged vehicle swerving all over the road, nearly causing multiple accidents. The car was suspected in a hit and run. And what happened when officers caught up? Let's just say things got weird fast. >> On the front end, the front tire is going this way and one's going this way. Almost crashed three times. >> Okay. >> And that's why I called you guys right away. >> Okay. Did you see him hit anything? >> No. But he went up something on White Street. >> What way did he come off of White Street when he got on to Truman? >> I'm coming down to this way. He came out of White Street this way. >> Okay. So from >> from this side? >> From the north side. Okay. So he came from the north side, turned on to Truman and went >> Truman and he was all over the place. He almost crashed four times cuz the one front wheel's [ __ ] >> Okay, >> you can see it. I mean, he hit something white. You can see the white paint on the car. >> He He's He's a He darkkinned man. >> Okay. >> Dreadlocks down here, green shirt. >> Uh long pants I believe he has on. Okay. >> They have him right now. >> All right. Understood. Do you have your driver's license real quick? >> Thank you, sir. >> Green light. >> So, he went through the red light to get ahead of you or Not quite sure. Okay. Not a problem. I had the green light. >> Understood. What's your phone number, sir? >> Uh 305. >> And you didn't talk to him at all. You were on the phone with the dispatcher and then he went inside. >> And then you guys all came. >> Okay. All right. Perfect. I don't think I need anything else from you. You're free to go. You can stay do whatever you want to. >> I'll hang a minute. >> Cops usually rely on witness descriptions to ID suspects, but this one had a twist. The caller described a male driver, but the person behind the wheel turned out to be Aaliyah, a woman. Still, every other detail lined up with the scene, so officers acted quickly. >> Signal work. >> Yeah. >> Um, do that. Yes sir. You understand? >> Yes or no? >> Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Do you understand each of these rides I have explained to you? Oh, >> if not I can read it again. No problem. >> Guess what? >> You understand or you want me to read it again? >> So you understand? >> So I had two beers and uh I sleep at night. Um okay. >> Uh I work at night. Um so two beers typically um they uh two beers is my limit always. >> I hear you. >> So do you understand your rights? Are you okay with talking to us? >> But I didn't do anything. >> I need a yes or no. And >> do you understand your rights? And are you okay to talk to us? That's all I'm asking right now. >> Talk to you about what? Honey, >> about this your cars. >> That's why I'm pissed off. Somebody needs to tell me. >> Okay, >> because I'm so >> Put that down for now. You don't need this right now, >> honey. Um Oh, so I usually like cigarettes. >> Okay, good. >> At first, she played nice. Then the emotional roller coaster kicked in. Her speech got scattered. Her thoughts jumbled. She refused to acknowledge her Miranda rightites. And the moment she was cuffed, she turned combative, only escalating the situation. >> You understand the right side of the street? >> You don't need your >> copy. If somebody else can free up and go over and talk to them. >> No. Stop. Put it down. >> I was just trying to call my mom. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Copy. >> Um, so I can't have my vape. I can't have my phone. >> I can't call anybody. Stop. >> Stop pulling your arms away. Relax. >> I'm not doing anything. >> You're pulling your arms away. Stop it. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Relax. >> I'm not doing anything. You'll be all right. I just wanted to um call my mom because I had two beers and um so yes, I have been drinking. I had two beers um at the uh hero. Uh I can't I don't know. >> No, it's a here street. >> But um it's look at this. You >> okay with taking those? >> Absolutely. >> I'm wondering with you anyway. So >> I have a quick question for you. >> I need to do more. >> I have a quick question for you. Look at >> that blue car for a second. >> Thanks. Coming >> and I was going to All right. Wait, you behind the wheel? >> Because somebody hit me. Wait, you'll be >> showing 911 as primary drivers in custody for signal one. >> Combine them all. One call, please. >> I didn't do anything. So, >> okay. No worries. >> Here, stand right here for a second. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> Um, widen your stance here. Just face this way. >> I didn't do anything. I was trying to face this way. Face this way. Widen your stance, F. There you go. It didn't take long for police to confirm Aaliyah was indeed the driver in the hit and run, but she kept insisting, "Someone hit me." and claimed she was on her way to the station to report it. Let's be real. Between the slurred speech and erratic behavior, it sounded more like a half-baked improv routine than the truth. police department. Uh the fire department um because some something happened. >> Okay. >> And um uh I wasn't uh I was just trying to tell y'all. >> Okay, we're listening. >> This is you. >> I got you. >> Have yourself sit. >> I didn't do anything. >> Sit. Take a seat. Sit down. >> You're under arrest. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Yeah. Driving under the influence and hit and running. >> Under the influence with two beers. >> Yep. >> Hop up. Hop your butt up. >> There you go. >> Somebody hit and ran me. >> Here. I'm going put this on. Okay. >> Literally on my way to this way. Lean this way so I can get >> I tell you and I have some. >> Thank you very much. >> Okay. Thank you. Thank you. >> Sorry about the property. I don't know if you guys want to >> Yeah, we're going to take it. >> Take it. >> Yep. I'll do the search real quick cuz it's Yeah, I can smell weed in there. And >> Mhm. >> She's got lots of things. >> I'll do a self to you. Okay. >> Okay. Immediately. Immediately. It says impairment right away. Awesome. I'm going to go get some gloves. >> You guys are good. Yeah. >> Can I go home? >> I think so. I think so. Thank you. Then came the smell of marijuana wafting from the car. Officers began a search immediately, possibly adding drugrelated charges into the mix. Aaliyah was taken to the station, but she still refused to cooperate, only digging herself into a deeper hole. Stand right here. >> So you don't stop. No soul. Do you still wish to refuse to provide a breath sample knowing that your driver's license will be suspended for a period of at least one year? >> Probably. If I had just disclosed you. >> Okay. And I'm asking if you will provide a breath sample >> so I can >> take these off. Can I [ __ ] pee? I'm about to pee myself. >> Yes or no? >> I'm literally about to pee myself. >> Are you going to provide a breath sample? >> Yes or no? >> I have to pee. Can I use the bathroom? >> You want to provide the breath? >> I have to use the bathroom. >> Okay. Well, she's leaving, so we're going to be done. All right. We're going to use your driver's license. You do not have valid drivers anymore. She was eventually arrested and charged with DUI, leaving the scene of an accident, refusing a breath test, failing to sign a citation. If convicted, she could face up to 9 months in jail, heavy fines, a one-year license suspension, and mandatory rehab. And if this isn't her first rodeo, the penalties could be even harsher. On May 29th, 2023, a drunk woman flat out refused to cooperate, no matter how many times officers calmly tried to keep her safe. Police had to step in before she wandered [music] straight into danger. But once they showed up, things escalated fast. And what happened next? Nobody saw [music] it coming. >> Hello, miss. I'm with the sheriff's office. How are you? Are you trying to get home? I'm trying to help you get home. So, I'm trying to work with you here. Is there someone we can call to come pick you up? So, miss, do you understand that if you can't answer these simple questions, I have to call the fire department to come assess you? >> My two sons are fire department. Okay, >> let's go there. >> Which department do they work for? >> You'll have to find them. >> Or we can call them and someone can come pick you up. >> You're not in any trouble right now. I'm trying to get you home. That's all these people want to do. They want to make sure that you go home safely. >> And I'm safe to go home. >> I don't believe you are. >> Yes. >> If you drive on that road, I'll arrest you for D. First name. What day of the week is it? >> Okay. So, that's two questions you didn't answer. >> Oh. Memorial Day weekend. Stop. Stop with my car. >> You're not driving. >> Arrest me. >> You're not. >> Arrest me, miss. >> You're not driving. >> Okay. I want to know where my keys are. >> Where are my keys? >> You're not driving. >> They're in my car. They better be in my car. >> Miss, I have your keys right now. I'm not giving you your keys. >> They have aing guitar on them. >> Step away from me. We're going to call someone to come pick you up. Simple as that. So, miss, you're not allowed back in this building. >> I'm I'm good with that. >> Okay. I'm on youring leave an hour ago. >> Okay. Someone's going to have to drive you though. >> Okay. >> All right. Who can we call to come pick you up? >> I have nobody. >> Miss, you understand? This is a very simple solution. We call someone to come pick you up and you leave. >> Here's a simple solution. Follow me, officer. No. And you will see that I'm sober. >> You're not sober. >> You're not sober. >> Yeah. Yeah, I am. >> No. Based off my training experience, you are not sober. Based off of my training experience, I'm sober. Plus, then let's go. >> No, that's not You're not driving your car away. >> You're You're going to drive me back. >> I'm not going to drive you anywhere. >> Yeah. Yeah, you are. >> And what? You want to sit back with the dog? >> Winning cowski or what? >> You want to go sit in the back with the dog? >> Oh. Oh, that's Polish. >> Yeah. You're not driving away. >> Let's go. >> I don't know what you think you're doing. >> Let's go. >> I'ming sober. >> You're not sober? >> Yeah. Is there another medical issue then that's going on? >> Oh, hell no. He did. >> Then why are you acting like this? If you're not drunk, is there another medical issue that's going on? >> Did you say mental or >> medical? See, you're not even >> mental. >> No, I didn't. You can go back in the cameras and review it. >> She couldn't answer a simple question without twisting it into a mess. Her words went one way, her actions another. Pretty obvious to everyone watching. She was drunk. The sad part, these kinds of Karen moments can be so ridiculous. They almost feel like a bad sitcom. >> Youing open up those. Oh, they're open. I'm going. >> No, you're not. Cuz you don't have your keys. >> Where the [ __ ] is my car? >> So, as you can see, you're not in the right mental state to drive. >> Where's my car is what I want to know. >> I don't know. >> My car was parked right in here. You all with me? I want mying car as well. Okay. I want to get you out of here. That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> That's not my car. >> Okay. Where's your car then? >> Exactly. Somebody's got my key. >> I have your key. No, I'm not giving your key fob. >> Boy, you and I, we're up to battle right now. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what you think, but you're not driving away. Really? >> I don't. >> Oh, he's a sheriff. A young rookie. >> I'm not a I'm not a rookie. >> You're a rookie. >> That's fine. >> You >> You're not driving my car. >> Where is her car? >> GIVE ME MY CAR. WHERE'S MYING CAR? [screaming] >> MA'AM, YOU'RE NOT DRIVING. >> WHERE'S MY CAR? >> WE CAN GET YOU AN UBER. >> NO, you I want my car. >> No, ma'am. You're not safely walking the roadway. >> You officer, I'll sleep on this like really. >> We're trying to get you home. >> Where can I sleep? >> And your own bed after you get a ride home. >> Stop. We're in aing America. Yeah, we are >> a single day. Where can I sleep without getting arrested >> in your own home after you get a ride home? >> [ __ ] you, >> miss. If you are a police officer, then you know that you're not going to get away with a DUI. >> You're not going home. We're being civil with you. Trying to get you a ride back to Chicago. >> You know, you ain't being civil. You're being ridiculous. >> No, we're not. We're trying to get you an Uber. We're trying to give you a phone call, but you're not being cooperative. Officers tried to deescalate, offering her a safe, legal way out, but no, she had to do things her way. The problem, her way didn't work. And instead of dodging trouble, she just dug herself in deeper. >> And if you fail to identify yourself, then you're going to arrest it for obstructing. >> Y'all rookies. >> We're not rookies. We just know how to play. We know what we're doing. >> Y'all are. Stop. You You do what you got to do, and I'll do what I got to do. Well, what I need to do is find you a ride away from here and then you can come pick the car up at a later time. >> My ride. >> You're not driving away. >> Okay. You're not driving your Elantre away. >> Then we'll just hang out here. >> You are not driving your car off this lot. >> If you drive this car off a lot, then we >> have your police ID with you. Do you have a driver's license on you? >> Nothing cuz it's in my car and he's got my key fob. >> Oh, I see. That is a predicament. I'm going to agree with my partner here and you're not going to be able to drive. told her she's getting tickets for tomorrow. >> Let me ask you something. If you are a Chicago police officer, do you think that this is representing yourself in a very professional way? You know, common courtesy. >> She went through training. >> I did. >> She went through training. I love it. Girl. Girl. >> No. >> Oh. >> You're not showing us the same courtesy as a law enforcement officer. So why are we going to show you the same courtesy? We're all adults here. It's very simple. >> More adult than you are. >> You're not acting like Let me ask you this. How long ago did you retire? >> Oh, mother. She thinks I'ming old. What the >> It seems like you're enjoying your retirement. That's what it seems like >> actually. >> Okay. So, I'm going to tell you something. That's where I resigned out of. I was there for six years. >> Seven. >> Okay, great. So, I can tell you that you do not work there. No, I retired before you retired. >> Exactly. So, you're not currently a Chicago police officer, but you still should know the common respect that we show each other. >> It's a tough look when someone younger has to pull you aside and remind you how to act like a decent human being. That stung. You could see it. But instead of reflecting, she flipped. And what came out next was full-blown Karen. No filter, no breaks. >> Hear it. Man was like, "Oh, you're drunk. handing cough back up from me. >> No. >> Telling you to back up. >> No, you I'm telling you to handcuff me and you drag me into the back seat of your squad. >> Why? >> Because you're playing with me right now. >> How? >> I'ming golden. >> No, you're not. >> They're alling with me. >> Okay, let me let me picture this. Okay, >> you know what? Oh, female showed up. Oh. Oh, you >> What happens when we let you drive and you either a crash or you kill someone? >> That's called an accident because accidents happen. >> Not when you're intoxicated. They're not accidents. >> No, I'm not. Y'all with me. Y'all making me angry. >> That's very unfortunate. >> Okay, >> cuz you've called me aing numerous times and I'm not angry. motheruckers blue eyes. >> How are we going to get you home? >> I'm driving on a better time at this bar. >> Then you can leave a Yelp review for that. But right now, we need to you safe ride home. So that's four. That's four options that we're giving you. >> What are the four? >> Number one, you go to the hospital. Number two, you sleep at the jail. Number three, you give us a phone number for someone to come get you. I don't know. We have another fourth yet. >> No, you told me four. >> I misspoke. We have three only. >> Yeah, you did misspoke. >> I did. Give me a ride where >> I can give you a ride to like Crystal Lake or a hotel. I cannot give you a ride home. >> Crystal Lake train station. I will take a train. >> You will take a train. Do you have money? >> Yes. >> Do you have money for that? >> No, you will give me money. >> I'm not going to be paying for a train ride. >> $3 for >> You don't have $3? You've been out here drinking all day, but you don't have $3 to pay for a train ride. >> Wait, what? >> Nile's police department went out to your house. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. So, your husband's in his and right here to come pick you up? >> I don't have a husband. >> Okay. Well, and your daughter are on their way to come pick you up. >> My daughter? Which one? >> I don't know. Someone who's legal enough to drive, but we have two people coming here to come pick you and the car up. So, we know you weren't cooperative with us. We found a solution for you. >> Police stayed patient, giving her option after option to resolve things peacefully. But every olive branch was swatted away. Then came the ridiculous negotiation over travel money. And just when it looked like her family might arrive to calm things down, she flipped the table, turning calm into chaos. Hi. Nope. >> All right. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Cuz you all did your job. >> I respect that. Bye-bye. >> Unfortunately, we have to babysit. >> A >> I know. >> She's cute. If I was less, I'd be all over that [ __ ] >> I would not. >> But I'm not. >> I am not a lesbo. And if I was, I would not be interested. Please don't take any offense. >> NO. I WANT TO go home. I want to drive my elastro home. I don't even know where it is because they relocated it. I'ming pissed. Like >> Oh, but we'll take you to a hospital. You want to go home? >> Do you have my key fob? >> I do. I'll give it to your daughter or your husband when they get here. >> I'm out. >> Wait, where you going? >> Where you going, man? Where's my car? >> I wish. Can I give you a quick pat down before rescue comes? Just make sure you don't have any weapons. >> Oh, the most action I had since last night. Let's go. >> Can you turn around? Put your hands on the railing, please. >> He went through my car. He knew my phone was in my compartment. OH, THIS is huge. Oh, >> suit. >> I got news for you. That's a lawsuit. >> Law suit. Does this have me on camera? Oh, hi. Why would he be in mying phone? Why would he be in mying car? >> Do you want to go to jail? >> Listen, >> you feel like you feel like going to jail today? >> Yes, I do. >> $178. >> Yes, I do. >> Stop. Because I leave theing car with limited amount of cash so I can be accountable for how much I drink or not. Y'alling with me. Hey, >> don't touch it. >> Tell her. >> Listen to me. >> I'm not letting you go until you answering hands. >> Do you understand what I'm saying? >> My squat car >> arms. Okay. >> Okay. Let's go. >> You grab a car if you want. >> Okay. You want to hold her? >> Yep. >> Cuz she can't control her driving. >> Oh, look at that. >> Get in the car. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest in the car. >> Get in the car. >> My My husband's here. >> Too bad. >> HE'S RIGHT THERE. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST IN THE CAR. >> WHAT the >> What the >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail, facing felony charges for aggravated battery on a peace officer after physically assaulting police during the arrest. That could mean serious prison time, hefty fines, and a criminal record that'll follow her for life. Truth is, alcohol doesn't make you stupid. It just shines a spotlight on the stupid that was already there. On April 16th, 2022, at a Walmart parking lot, a woman was accused of shoplifting and seen trying to flee in her car. Officers arrived quickly to investigate and stop her, but what should have been a routine response spiraled into something no one expected. Hey, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> I came in with the stuff and you can ask the people at the front. >> Right now, you was back in my car. So, just pull it in, park it, and get out of the car. >> Okay. >> We'll figure that out. Okay. >> Okay. There's two ladies at the front. >> Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> Came in with the stuff. >> Okay. Pull it in and park it and figure it out. >> Okay. My son's in 30 right now and I have to go. That's great. Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> Okay. The Orlando Surgery Center. >> That's okay. Pull your car in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> I have to get to my son, sir. Or ma'am. >> Park your car. >> Okay. Turn your keys off. Put on the back. You're detained currently. You could be in detain. >> Because I'm detaining you. >> How? >> Because he's accusing you of a crime and you left. to >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm being nice. >> He just the line auto guy said I came in bag. >> He just confirmed that. >> Okay. >> Merchandise in the other book also that's unfair. There's merchandise that you left the last one. >> No. No. We're not We're not We're NOT ARGUING. WE'RE NOT ARGUING. >> Detained if I left my stuff right there. I was getting ready to get an oil change. >> That's not an argument I'm going to make. Okay. I need you to turn your vehicle off and come out with me. We'll go inside and we'll figure it out. And if it is just an associating, you'll be good to go. Okay. >> Okay. So, how long is this going to take? >> As long as it takes. I'll get it done as soon as I can. Okay. Done faster. >> Okay. >> All right. So, let's park the car. As we're walking in, you can call somebody. That work. >> I don't understand. But all the merch is right there. >> I've explained it like five times. This said that I walked in and there's the heart. >> Get out of the car. Unlock the car and get out of the car right now. >> Okay. But they just >> turn off the car. Unlock the door and get out of the car right now. You are under arrest. >> How am I under arrest? >> For stealing. >> For stealing. >> She seemed almost shocked by her own behavior, offering flimsy excuses for staying in the car. But her refusal to step out made one thing clear. She wasn't planning on cooperating. And while her child was in surgery, she was out stealing from Walmart. >> Turn off. >> Don't stop resisting. >> Stop. I'm not resisting. >> You are resisting. Get out of the vehicle right now. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not resisting. >> Out of the car now. Let's go. >> You're going to catch a charge if you just just get out of the car. I >> I don't understand why. >> We're not. >> Okay. Roll it up now. Get out of the car. >> Slap out the car. We'll roll it up. >> Okay. Roll it up now. Please >> get out of the car. >> Okay, that's all I'm asking is to roll up the window. Please. Jesus Christ. Face the vehicle. Face the vehicle. Face the Face the Ridiculous. >> 302. We're fighting one. This is >> ridiculous. You're just stop. Stop. I didn't even do anything. All the merchandise is right there. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> My son. Do you want to get tased? >> My insurance is at Can I call? >> No. We're past that. >> Please. Please. >> Please. Can I call? Please. >> No. Please, can I call? Please, can I call my son? >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR back now. >> That's all I'm asking you is to call my son. >> No, we're past that. >> What do you mean you're past that? >> Cuz you resisted about 45 times. >> I'm asking to call my son. He's 4 years old. Please. Please. Please. All I need to do is call my son. Please not one of us. Can you get me this one? >> Please, please, can I call my son? >> She kept insisting she wasn't resisting. While doing exactly that, whether it was denial or just a desperate defense mechanism, she clung to her story. Her son's surgery became her final shield. Not a reason, but a rationalization. >> Put your hands behind your back. You guys are doing all this cuz with the shopping >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you doing this? >> Because you are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why am I under arrest? >> For shoplifting. Put your hands >> I didn't shoplift. >> Put your hands behind your back now or I'm going to tase you. >> I did not shoplift. I did not shoplift. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Can I get up now? Nope. We're still figuring this out. >> Please. I need to get to my son. Please. >> No, that's not happening. You're going to seminal county jail. >> Huh? >> You're going to jail. >> Why am I going to jail? >> I'm not talking to you anymore. >> Huh? >> You keep asking why you're going to jail. You're under arrest for shoplifting. You're going to the Seminal County Jail. Now you have a resisting charge. >> That's mine. They saw me in the camera. Um, hold up. She was thrown out there. She was hitting me. >> I did not go to um there was stuff that was inside and then that book bag apparently is also involved. Possibly. >> I did not go I don't understand. Can I please call my son? >> No. >> Hey, take that out of your hand. >> My son is four years old. >> That's too bad. >> Call him from jail. >> Yeah, that's too bad. And call him from the jail. They give free calls there. >> We're gonna stand you up. Count of three. One, two, two, three. >> Maybe if you didn't fight them, they probably would have given you that call. But >> Oh, we tried. >> I wasn't trying. Please just call this number for me. >> My son discussion. Not right now. >> Follow me. Let's go. >> No, we already got two counts. >> We're going for free. >> Spread your feet. >> Spread your feet. >> My feet are hot right now. Spread your feet apart. >> How do I get two counts of arrest? >> Face the car cuz you resist >> two officers. >> My feet right now. >> Spread your feet apart. >> Spread them apart. >> Spread your feet. >> Get in the car. >> Can I please call my son right now? >> They don't have security and all that. Please. I have >> put your foot inside the car. >> But no excuse, not even a sick or injured child can erase the fact that she disobeyed lawful orders and resisted officers. Even after being cuffed, she wouldn't stop arguing. And when police searched the vehicle, things only got worse. New evidence, new charges. >> Powder in it. What's the powder? >> Well, just so you know, any prescription medication needs to stay in those uh prescription bottles, even when you're on trips. Cuz with the thing that says stash on it, it's definitely not the best look. >> Grand theft. >> Grand theft. I don't know. >> Hey, what's up with the grand theft? Is that shoplifting or is that something else? >> Grand theft. >> Yeah. Is that shoplifting or something else? >> Okay. >> I'm not I was just literally trying to make a call. That's all I was trying to do was make a call. I have a Do you want your mask >> who just asks for a drink? >> Please. Hey, >> where is your kid right now? >> Hold on one second. >> Hotel. >> With who? >> With my friend Vicki. >> Do you know Vickiy's number on top of your head? >> What hotel is it? >> Why are you keep If you're on probation for shoplifting, girl, why you keep shoplifting? >> I wasn't trying to shoplift. >> You weren't trying to shoplift. What What do you call Even if let's say let's just say for giggles that you did that you didn't All right. Uh you you said you left everything at his feet and then walked away before point of sale. What do you call that? Even if it was before point of sale. What are we going to call that? Almost shoplifting. >> Conclude shoplifting. >> Well, what would you what would you call that? >> On a Leo when I wasn't even trying to fight when all I was trying to do was put my window up on my car. >> Correct. You got to put your But when we tell you to get out of the car, you get out of the car now. We don't >> I put the car in park. You're listening to everything they said. Listen, I'm a CI. I work for the establisher department. >> Okay. I don't understand how that's going to help you out. >> Trying to get fent off the streets of this world. Okay. >> You also tried shoplifting, too. Just don't work that way. >> Turns out she was already on probation for grand theft. That made everything more serious. Her excuses lost weight fast in the face of solid evidence and her own confrontational behavior. By now, the truth was loud and clear. No need for anyone to say it. >> Nothing that happened before until we told you to get out the car, you're in trouble for once. We said get out the car like 15 times and you weren't getting out the car and then you rolled the window up on our hands. >> My window up >> and then you wouldn't put your hands behind your back. Like that's where the issue came in >> because I knew then you guys wouldn't want me to call my son. I told you, you know just as well as I do. I said like 15 times, just pull it in. We'll call it. We'll figure it out. And then it came to a point where you weren't listening to us. >> I work with Marian County Sheriff's Department. Like um >> um you at some point you got to trust us cuz you would have just gotten the shoplifting which is I mean an issue cuz you got like 15 of them >> but it wouldn't be wouldn't be these assault charges on Leo and stuff like that. Like you took it from one place and took it to another one. All right. So like point what's done is done. You just got to move forward past that. I watched I watched the video. It looked like you were walking straight out the door with all the appliances. >> No, I was stopped before until he came. I put everything on the side and I said, "I'm trying to go get my other card out the car." >> Okay. >> They knew me. I was trying to get >> All right. So, what about your What about your book bag? What was in your book bag that was in the vehicle? >> The book bag in the vehicle? The blenders that were in your book bag that were in the vehicle, >> those were going to get paid for. I mean, those were $50. I I'll pay for them right now. Those are nothing. But the book bag was mine. The heart bag. You guys kept saying I stole the heart. >> The heart bag is in your vehicle. And the book bag is in your vehicle. But the problem is you had merchandise in your vehicle that was in your book bag. >> I'm an honest person. I was going to I'm not going to I'm not going to stole the heart stuff, which you never said. She was booked into the Seol County Jail where formal charges were filed. According to court records, she pleaded no contest to resisting without violence and grand theft. The sentence 24 months probation, meaning she dodged jail, but would now live under strict supervision for 2 years. On September 16th, [music] 2022, police received a desperate 911 call. A father, gasping for breath, said his own daughter had stabbed him. Before he could say another word, he collapsed. A bloody accusation, a clear suspect, and the truth waiting behind that front door. >> Toss the keys out the vehicle. >> There's two occupants in the vehicle. >> With your right hand, open the door from the outside and keep your hands visible. >> With your right hand, >> come out of the car and face away from me. Back up. Back up. Back up. Face away from me. >> Face away. >> Hands above your head. >> Step to your left. Step to your left. Keep going. Keep going. Turn around. In. And put both hands up. Face away. >> Hands above your head. Takes two. >> Detectives. >> Yep. He's the detective. He'll explain that to you. >> Okay. >> All right. Want to go over this way with me? We'll explain that to you in a few. You >> want to have a seat real quick? >> Grab her sunglasses on that. >> Can I call my mom? >> No. >> She's like, I'm be I'll let you uh make a whole I'm not in charge. >> I'm just I'm just one of the specialt guys. >> David lives in Belle. I live over off of 52nd. Same with my other brother, James. other brother Steven. Let's hear >> Steven sometimes, right? Cuz they get separated from his wife. >> Okay. All right. Well, >> 8-year-old the It's the female the sister. >> My sister, it's her partner. Just 43 for >> uh It's my brother Steven, but he's the back at his house right now. >> Yes. And he's going to the hospital. >> Do you know anybody that drives a whiteboard Ranger? >> No. >> My sister's got tons of mental health issues. And >> so we've got her right on the street. I saw that >> we've got the baby there. >> Um and then her partner's there with him. >> We haven't been in contact with the sister in years. >> Yeah. All I can tell you is is it your mom and dad? Is that >> I guess that's what my my buddy works like he was on your mom and dad and they responded to this. He said it was my mom and dad. >> Yes. So and they're they're in pretty bad shape. >> Neighbors filled in critical gaps. David, the son with a drug problem and Christina who lived in a back unit and had just left in a silver SUV. With that tip, officers quickly tracked her down at an intersection nearby as she and her wife were returning from Publix. At the moment of arrest, Christina still didn't know her father had been the one to call 911. Investigators then turned their focus [music] to David, unsure of his role in the morning's events. There was an incident at their house and they're at the hospital. Okay. >> What? So, we're still trying to work on it. We're trying to figure out what's going on. Um, but for some reason, somebody said that you drive a white Ford Ranger. Do you have one? Do you know who drives a white Ford Ranger? No. >> Okay. I know. How many brothers do you have? >> I have five brothers. >> Five brothers. >> Okay. But it's an active investigation and both your parents are at the hospital. >> What's uh Christina's relationship like with your parents? >> As far as I know, it was good. >> Okay. >> It is good. >> Christina ever been in trouble with the law before? >> I mean, I think so. Other than like anything other than like a traffic ticket or anything like that? She ever been to jail that you're aware of? >> Yes, she has. >> She has. >> I mean, it's been a while since she's been in jail. >> Have you ever seen Christina get mad at your parents before? >> Uh, no. >> No. Does mom and dad give her money for anything? Like, do they help her out? And >> I'm sure yes. >> Yeah. And you when you say yes, you mean they >> help all of us out? >> They help all of you. So, if Christine asks mom or dad for money, they'll give her give it to her. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Um, well, as far as I know, your mom and dad are in the hospital. They're they're okay, but they did they did get some some serious injuries. >> What? >> Yeah. Who would want to injure your mom and dad? Do you? >> I have no idea. >> Mhm. And you said you weren't there this morning? >> No. >> When was the last time you were at the house? >> Yesterday. >> Yesterday. Within a week ago, Christina was planning on moving out. planning on moving. >> Was there any animosity about that between her and mom and dad? >> I didn't. >> Christina had plans to move out, hinting at long-standing tension in the household. Her father didn't survive the attack. Her mother, though seriously injured, pulled through, but during questioning, Christina played dumb, acting clueless about the violence that unfolded in her own home just hours earlier. I mean, we were supposed to >> been a few days. >> It's been a few days. So, I might have miss misheard when he asked you about specifically where the how the washer and dryer setup was. Is it actually in the main house or is it a >> It's in the main house. >> Okay. So, you'd have to go to the main house where your parents live. You didn't see them then or anything. No. >> You went in the kitchen to get uh some food you said to eat in the morning, right? >> No, no, no. That's my kitchen, not their kitchen. >> Okay, got it. Cuz about what time was that you called her, you think? >> I have no idea. >> But would it be on your cell phone? >> Yeah. >> And then you said you talked to your mom this morning at one time to tell her to open up that door. Did they have to like unlock it so you can go in to do the wash? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And about what time was that? >> I really don't know. So, I went over there and put my laundry in and I heard gun smoke on the TV. That's what she usually watches. And um and that was it. >> When she's watching Gunm Smoke on TV, which is normal, what brings that that she's in? >> Um a uh living >> Christina >> so many days together. What? >> I I I don't want you to dig yourself into a deeper hole. When I came in here and asked you to get your side of the story, it's because I think there's more to this story than what I have so far. But I'll be honest with you. I've talked to your parents, okay? I've talked to other people. We're in the process of getting a search warrant for the house, for your vehicle, for phones, and there's things that we're going to find that are going to contradict what you're telling me because I I don't believe what you're telling me. Okay? And I want you to to give yourself the opportunity to be honest because there has to be more side of the story. And what I want you to do is to give me, you know, some understanding that you're not this cold-blooded person that would that would do things to their parents without a a good reason. There has to be more to it. Now, you told me you you've been in a depression. I've talked to your wife. She said you've been going through some things as well. Frustrated with school and with work, you know, and the way things are are you want to be independent, but unfortunately sometimes we have to rely on our parents and that can cause stress between, you know, kids and their parents and for them as well. >> So, something happened this morning which you have been not even interested in knowing about. You haven't asked me why. >> It was a classic interrogation strategy. pressed the idea that the evidence is already there and any lie will only dig the hole deeper. Mentioning the search warrant turned up the heat fast, a warning that the truth was closing in. Only when police brought up Brenda and the child did Christina begin to crack, opening up about her painful childhood and the deeper reasons behind what happened. >> Sure. >> What happened to my parents? >> Your parents are at the hospital right now. They're being treated um for some injuries. very severe injuries. Um, and and we're we're trying to sort through that. >> And I'm concerned about your wife over there who has a 5-year-old and what her involvement is in this. >> Can we drop some [ __ ] What is going to happen? Like path A or path B. Right. Bill, >> I need to know your side of the story. I can't answer that without knowing if there's more to it than what I've been told so far. Right. >> Exactly. I've had a very, very rough life. and they don't see that. I was young, like we we lived in Dallas, Texas until I was 10 years old. I had friends. I was popular. I was active. I wasn't fat. And then because of a job, he decides, we're all moving to Florida. and John, however, would stay in their room, play video games, and just stay stay in the room in the dark and stuff. And then, um, I I believe John is a psychopath because of the things that he did to me and James helped. There would be times, it would be various times of the day [snorts] that [clears throat] um whenever my parents weren't watching that they, you know, tie me down, hold me down and burn me with either cigarettes or little metal rods or pins that they would heat up in different ways and put them out on my skin. I had all this pain on the inside and there's no there was no way to let let it go because they neither of my parents would listen to me about my brothers. My horse was the only thing that saved me from, you know, throwing myself into into traffic or cutting my wrists. >> Okay. So, how do we how do we get from there to where where we are this morning? >> I don't know. I just I just can't imagine, you know, for that long you go you got to go through that cuz I can't imagine the tension and the friction. And >> her confession of childhood abuse added a heartbreaking layer. Years of silence of parents turning a blind eye had left wounds that never healed. And when there's no outlet, pain like that doesn't just disappear, it simmers until one day it explodes. since I was like seven, eight years old. >> I would never hurt my nephews. I loved them. I was so happy when I learned that I was going to be an aunt for the first time. Ever since those accusations, the family's been divided. At one point in time, anybody who said that I was a child was out of the will. How much healing would have there been if people just owned their and said they're sorry for their part? I've tried to escape to my dad. You know, I take responsibility for the mistakes that I've made and you know the criminal and whatever and you know he wanted me to move so that another one of my brothers who has a job who has income can stay there and I'm just kick the [ __ ] out. >> So they didn't even care where you went at this point. They just wanted you gone. I just want to be gone. >> Did you tell him you'd be homeless? >> Yeah. I told him I have no money. I have no way to get a job to support myself. >> You remember? >> You're going to be out tomorrow, right? >> Okay. Do you Did you say something back? >> I I think I just nodded. >> Long dark pants, a jacket, and gloves. You put those on. And then what happened after you put on those clothes? >> I went over my dad was on the computer like in the computer. over this computer chair. >> Mhm. >> And I I just came up behind them. >> I heard him. >> Describe this how you heard him. >> I stabbed you. >> Okay. >> Tell us what you stabbed him with. >> A knife. >> A knife. >> Where did you get the knife from? I had one for self-defense. >> And when you hurt him and you stabbed him, where do you think the first place it was that he got hurt and stabbed at? >> Left arm. >> His left arm. I know it's hard. Tell us what happened after that. >> I I think I like shocked him with my >> It's another self to your dad and then you said one to your mom. >> Yeah. Describe to us the transition from your dad to your mom. You you were your dad was over by the computer. You we already talked about that. How did you get over to your mom? >> She was she heard the commotion. She came over and she's like, "What are you doing?" I just I don't know. >> What part of her body did you stab? You're pointing at the middle of the chel. Okay. >> Did you use the taser at all? No. >> Okay. something that you planned in just 15 minutes or that's been planned over 15 days. Were you thinking about what you do >> just like today? >> Just today? Yeah. >> How many minutes do you think you put together this plan? >> It just irked me that he just didn't care. He didn't he just wanted me gone. It's like why did you even have me if you don't want me? And that I think just overwhelmed me. >> Yeah. You both your parents you knew both of your parents were in the house correct when you went back. Yes. >> Okay. So, was it your intention to only kill your father and not your mother? Or was your intention that even though she didn't necessarily put everything on you like your father was, she didn't stand up for you enough. So, you were just going to have to to kill both. >> In the end, it wasn't just violence. It was years of feeling ignored, dismissed, and unloved that pushed Christina to the edge. Police later found a 9-in knife in her car and bloodstained clothes hidden in her dryer. She was sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder with a deadly weapon. Christina made devastating choices, but her family failed her, too. That doesn't excuse her actions, but it helps explain how it all unraveled. On July 14th, 2024, a concerned citizen dialed 911 after spotting Anna stumbling next to a broken down car with a two-month-old baby inside. She appeared intoxicated, and officers arrived immediately. But once they got close, what they found behind the wheel was even more troubling than they'd feared. >> Hello. >> Hello there. >> Hi, Officer Koker Police Department. >> Hi. >> Thank you. >> Hi. What's your name? so much. My name Anna. Thank you for being here. >> Yeah, of course. Anna, what's going on tonight? >> This >> Oh, your car is ready. Oh. Oh. This >> you have a Okay. How about this? >> How about How about you just sit sit for us? >> Yeah. >> Sorry. >> Okay. Anna, how much? Have you been drinking tonight? No. No drinking? >> Just a little bit of uh juice. >> A little bit of juice. What type of juice? >> I'm not sure juice. >> Huh? So, I'm concerned that you've been drinking tonight. >> No. No. No. >> You have a wine? So, I look in the back of your car. You have a wine bottle with your baby. >> No. No. No. No. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm worried you are. Okay. No. So, would you be willing to do some field sobriety tests for us just to make sure that you're >> No, I don't have wine. >> Huh? >> I don't have wine. >> No wine. Okay. But would you be willing to take some some field sobriety tests? >> No. Why? >> They're voluntary. >> No wine. >> You don't want You don't want to take them? >> No mine? No. I I don't know what happens. I don't know. It's first in my life. >> Okay. Here. But Okay. So, you're not willing to take any voluntary tests? >> No. >> Okay. Where you born? >> I was born here. >> Baby, >> huh? >> You born in K? >> Yes. >> Nice. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Where were you born? >> Ukraine. You give me a little space. >> Oh, Ukraine. Honestly, police. >> All right. So, at this time, you're going to be under arrest right now for for what? >> For suspicious DUI. Okay. >> No, no, no. I didn't My baby with my milk. >> Okay. Can you do me a huge favor? >> What your milk? >> What's your name? >> Take photos. >> My baby. He's hungry. Right away, police caught the strong smell of alcohol on her breath. She nearly collapsed in the street. Despite the newborn in her car, she refused a field sobriety test. Even though she was breastfeeding, she had still chosen to drink. Only when the handcuffs came out did the panic finally set in. >> My vehicle and we're going to go and put you in the car. Okay. >> No. >> All right. Well, once we get over here, we're going to take you over there once this car passes. All right. >> No. >> All right. Do you have don't really have a say at this point. You're coming with us. >> My baby is sleeping. >> I understand. We're going to take care of your baby. Okay. >> Baby, >> she's hungry. >> We'll help your baby. >> She's hungry. >> We'll help your baby, ma'am. Right now. >> She's hungry. >> Okay, I understand that. >> Okay. >> She's hungry. >> I understand. >> She's hungry. >> I understand. >> She's hungry. >> Yeah. >> Widen your stance. >> Widen your stance. Do you have anything on you? Anything that's going to poke me, stick me? >> No. >> Okay. Nothing. >> What is your name? >> Officer Batson. >> Batson. >> Batson. >> Baton. Your mother. You have children? >> I do. And I did. >> How many? >> It doesn't matter. >> How many? >> It doesn't matter. Do you have anything that's going to poke me or stick me? >> No. >> Okay, I'm going to search you. >> Nothing on me. I absolutely nothing on me. >> In reckless endangerment. Two separate charges. >> Yeah. In the car. >> This guy. Help me. >> Oh my god. >> In the car. Go sit down. >> Help me. >> Go sit down. >> Came with me. Ma'am, >> please >> sit down. >> Sit with me. You mother. You know what I mean. She need me. Same is me now. >> No. Sit with me. Sit back. Her name is me. Please. Please. >> I'm not sitting. >> Sit is me. Sit with me. SHE'S MY DAUGHTER. >> SIT BACK. >> SIT WITH ME. >> Sit back. Move your legs. >> Please move your legs. >> Sit with me. She's my daughter. She born to my for me. I'm from Ukraine from Ham. I'm from Ham. You know what he me? I'm born in Ka. Listen, I am citizen of America. You talk to citizen of America. I get it. >> This baby is mine. No one else. >> Then that's fine. We're going to take care of her right now. >> No, no, no, no, no. You don't understand who what is going on. This baby is mine. Her name. >> What's your baby's name? >> RC. Gabriella. RC. Gabriel. Gabriel. RC. Hannah put up a serious fight getting into the patrol car, screaming, invoking her nationality, her rights as a mother, as if those could cancel out the arrest. But the real chaos didn't begin until she arrived at the station. >> My milk. I will drink HERE WITH MY MILK. IT'S MY MILK. It's my baby. >> What the [ __ ] Oh my god. >> Yeah, I got >> that. What? >> Come here. >> Here. She saw the scene. >> All right. Take her head. >> Yeah. Take her head. Ready? One, two, go. Nothing. I don't like Wait a minute. What are you doing, man? >> Give me my key behind you. Mikey behind this man. >> Two. Three. >> Don't you see? I'm mother who was >> I'm on three. >> Oh my gosh. Oh my. >> You got two titles. >> I just mother who was feeding her baby. Two. You good on two? >> Two months old. >> Well, you're on three there. >> Two months. Oh, still here for >> two months old. I'm good here. >> Two months. Got it. Two months old, baby. Two months. Oh, two months old baby. >> All right. All right. We're tight. >> Months. Oh, you >> I do. >> Oh my gosh. >> I know. We're going to get through this. >> Oh my gosh. I thought that the best in the world. But I see. No. >> Uh you guys keep her that or are you doing arms? Cuz if you guys baby, she need my milk. You don't believe me? I have milk from my boobs. She need my milk. >> I WAS THERE. >> THERE. >> YES, YOU WAS THERE. YOU WAS THERE. You was there. >> Where was I at? >> Yes, you was there. >> I was there. >> Oh, you was there. I told you and that's why you're here that my baby two months old. Oh my gosh. He took my necklace. He took my necklace. He steal my necklace. Squeal man. You took my necklace. You took my my baby. You need my milk. >> If she truly cared for her child, drinking while breastfeeding wouldn't even be on the table. Alcohol tainted milk can seriously harm a newborn. With that level of recklessness, a child abuse investigation wasn't just justified. It was necessary. >> You was born. You are shame. Shame on America. You are shame. It is. >> You are shame of America. I'm American citizen. YOU ARE SHAME OF AMERICA BECAUSE IT T My baby is my milk and you ashame of America. Shame of America because my baby is my milk. You hitting me here from >> I approached your vehicle. It smelt heavily of alcohol. >> So >> heavy. Okay. Well, then you stepped out of your car and you decided to you got unbalanced and almost went into oncoming traffic >> because I stressed. >> I was stressed very stress my >> problem. So now >> that's why I'm stressed and I was falling down because my child was too stressed. >> So I gave you the opportunity to provide us a breath sample. Correct. >> What? I gave you the opportunity to provide a breath sample to see if you were intoxicated or do voluntary tests in which you denied all of them. >> Okay. Can I read this to you now, please? >> You died to this baby for me and he all he driving or being in the actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs. Further, you now are being asked to submit to a test of your breath which consists of two simple two separate samples of your breath taken independently to determine alcohol concentration. Would you like to submit to a breath test today? >> No. But >> you don't want to do a breath test. >> I'll take you refuse a breath test today. >> I need water. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Take a seat. Okay. >> My chief take a seat. All right. >> Tell me where is my chop. >> All right. Where is she? >> So you know this is so your world. >> Where is she? Watch out. I need to >> We're going to take our ride over to Evergreen Hospital. Okay. >> She just stole it once. >> I know she's here. Okay. We're going to we're going to take care of you. >> Her mother >> at the station. She rambled about her personal life, including claims that the baby's father was a sex worker and that she'd been abused. None of it changed the facts. When officers read her the DUI rules, she refused a breath test, so they had her taken to the hospital for a blood draw. because I'm very very resourced >> and I need to go to the restaurant. Let's look at some veins here. I need to draw some blood from you. See, I can I might be able to. >> Okay. And if not, we can we can work around that. >> Okay. I appreciate that. Yeah. Give me just a second. >> Oh, of course. Yeah. >> Yeah. We're still waiting on my partner to grab that. So, we're totally fine. >> Can I have a copy of this papers? All of that. >> You will get a coffee. >> Thank you. >> It'll be put with all of your belongings that are back at the jail. >> In my car, my car and my baby. >> No, your belongings. >> It's not. >> No, your belongings are at jail in the Kirkland jail, which is where you're going once we're done here. >> I don't know what happened to your car. I don't know what's happening with your baby. >> Mhm. Yeah, of course. I think the files happens. >> They trying to steal my baby. >> Who? What? No, no one's trying to steal your baby. >> Yeah, they did already. They tried before. They tried before to steal my baby. >> Okay. >> After she was born, >> I'll let you know my baby tonight. That's not happening. >> I hope so. But you said SPA involved, but they're working with this kind of people. >> CPS. >> CPS. Yeah, they walk in with a pedophile >> child. >> Later, Anna was booked into jail and charged with DUI and reckless endangerment of her two-month-old baby. Her refusal to take the breath test triggered implied consent laws. Penalties may include fines, license suspension, jail time, and intervention from child protective services. On November 11th, 2024, at Mike's Pizza, a man called 911 after his car was hit and the other driver sped off without a word. Officers arrived quickly, but as they followed the trail, they realized this wasn't just a simple hit and run. >> Damaged your vehicle. >> Yeah. I didn't get the tag. I didn't know what car they were going in. And then the lady on the phone told me to go inside cuz I was out there trying to keep her from getting in her car and they were screaming at me saying they were walking home. So then when I went inside, I guess they got in the car and I was way too late. >> It was like a gray Kia though, right? >> Yeah, it was a gray gray Kia. Where were they parked? >> Had to be like right there. Right one of these front spots. >> Somebody said they knew one of your people said they knew the one girl. >> Yeah, the my bartender says she comes here often. So, I mean that might my camera for I don't think I could rewind on my phone for the inside camera. >> She just got irritated by something someone said about her job and I don't know. It just escalated. >> The mom did. No, the daughter first and then the mom started playing defense and justated. >> Yes. Still here. >> Yes. It was just it was just an argument between you know she lost her job. It just went as she started just screaming it and then these people said no you're going to scream. outside very nicely. >> Police began gathering witness statements and checking nearby video sources. Key steps in building a solid, reliable case. Multiple independent accounts were critical to piecing together what really happened. >> I don't know who was driving though. I don't know if the mom and the daughter was driving. >> Okay. daughter. >> Mom has a scrub zone. Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, this is a mom and daughter situation. >> Oh, okay. >> I only went to high school with her. So, that's all >> that's how you know her. >> That's Yeah. >> Yes. Wow. All right. Well, thank you. Cuz uh William was approved. What's up, sir? >> I can show you in my car. >> All right. Perfect. Yeah. Let's uh I'm going to get the video from his car then for you. >> I'm going to have to take it off and upload it. >> I can just record it. >> Sorry. >> I can record it. >> I can just I can't put all her information on there. >> She sure did. >> Oh, that is fantastic. >> Facebook. >> I mean, you can look up mine. Oh, >> a dash cam video changed everything. It gave officers a clear look at the suspect's actions and who was behind the wheel. From there, they track down the mother and daughter through Facebook. A reminder, open- source tools are powerful in the hands of investigators. Hey, Mom. Back up. >> We'll help you with something. >> Yeah. Were you uh guys just at Mike's Pizza? >> Uh we were like 30 minutes, but yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. Back up. >> What's your name? Adriana. >> Adrian's my daughter. Yes. >> Yes. Can you come out and talk to us? >> Speak to us. >> Come here, Adrian. >> Okay. Give me one second. Mama homes, come here. >> Mama homes. >> Ma'am, >> mom. So I can I can answer. But what I said was, is there something that we need to tell us that what happened at Mike's and that we need to like ask or explain to you? I'm sorry. >> That's what we That's why we asked what happened at night. >> Nothing. >> Okay. So, what happened? Inappropriate man. So, what happened? >> Nothing. Right. I I mean, did we do something that was inappropriate? Did we touch him? Did we like No, I'm asking you guys. You Yeah. Y'all look at each other and tell us what we did. Stop talking. And what did we do? Something we did cuz we walked. We or >> Okay. You You drove? >> No, I did not drive. And none of us drove, actually. >> What? Wait, what? What happened? >> What is she doing? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? She >> I'm NOT I'm not touching the [ __ ] up. >> WHAT ARE YOU [ __ ] ABOUT? BACK THE [ __ ] UP. >> I'M NOT anywhere besides my touch. I am not touching what's going on. >> None of us are talking. None of us drove anywhere. None of us drove. >> I'm right here. >> She just said she didn't drive. We have video of you getting in the car. A liar. >> You are a liar. Not a strobe. >> My daughter LIVES HERE. I I THOUGHT WE WERE A MIC. >> What were you? >> The mother lashed out, screaming that police were attacking her, flat out, denying what the evidence clearly showed. Her fury and denial were a mix of panic and desperation. A lastditch attempt to flip the script instead of facing the truth head on. >> What are you talking about? >> If you stop screaming, I will explain it. >> There's nothing that happened. >> No. If you will stop screaming, I will explain it. >> Stop screaming. You walked up on my daughter's door as a police officer with No. >> Turn around. >> No. >> Oh, I got you. It's all good. I work for It's all good. Take me to the backyard police, please. Cuz I did nothing. >> Okay, >> Donna. Nothing. I don't even know what y'all even talking about here. >> I am sitting. Thank you. >> Hi. Who are you? >> Huh? >> No, I'm her best friend. I live in the back unit. >> Okay. >> Is there mom in there? >> Yeah. Is her breathing okay? >> Well, right now we have a situation going on. Um, I can explain it to you in just a second. Okay. >> I just want to make sure everything >> she's fine. She's fine. >> She got involved in something that she shouldn't have got involved in. So, that's where we're at. >> Okay. >> 53. >> When I didn't do anything for my daughter in my whole life, please >> just roll over and put your hands behind your back. 53. You can clear the channel. We're code four. Show one in custody. Thank you. >> Why am I going to jail right now? >> You're We're just talking to you, dear. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Can you tell me what >> Why am I going to jail? Give >> us a second. Why am I going to jail? >> Officer, what do >> is going to speak with you? What is >> here? Sit. >> When am I going? >> Okay. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Can you let me speak? Okay. >> Okay. Are you you done talking? Okay, great. So, we got called about a disturbance at Mike's Pizza. Okay. Two females, one is in nursing scrubs and one is wearing a dark colored shirt. One matches your description. Okay. There is video footage of you getting into this gray Kia with the tag and everything. That's the tag on the vehicle. comes back to you. We have it at Mike's Pizza. You guys cause a disturbance. I don't know about some fight. I don't know. I don't see that on the camera, but I see that you back into a red Tesla. You hit the back of the Tesla. You leave and you make a U-turn somewhere. We can't find you until we had a customer come in and say that. >> Officers remained calm, walking her through the arrest process and pointing out the video footage showing her daughter fleeing the scene. Those recordings left no room for denial. Yet, the suspect still clung to her story, refusing to accept any responsibility. >> So, I hit the vehicle. >> Correct. On multiple cameras. I have it on video surveillance from the store. I have it on the Tesla's two of the Tesla's cameras and I see video from the store. The video surveillance shows that you are getting into the vehicle. You are getting into the driver's side and your mom is getting into the passenger side. And as we get here, we said, "Who was driving?" And she said I wasn't driving. So it leaves you driving. >> So what do I do right now? >> You uh search your >> Yeah. Can you just stay with my car? I have one in the back of mine. >> Let me um let me get I'm just going to uh turn the camera on the back real quick. Hang on. Give me a second, buddy. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt me? Stick me, poke me. Okay. >> Officer, Officer H, can you come in? Can you just hit my uh the rear camera for my uh ax on, please? >> One's there right now. Yes, ma'am. Okay. >> This could have been a yellow >> some information. Okay. All right. Thank you. >> I literally didn't do anything but bring my dogs home, but Okay. >> It's going to be the bottom one. Thank you. What to argue with you and your mom about? >> Literally nothing. Literally nothing. I don't understand why I'm going to jail right now. Why am I going to jail? >> Bumped into a Tesla causing damage. Doesn't matter. I just Okay. >> That was caught on their video camera cuz all the Teslas have cameras. >> Okay. >> Nothing in your bra or anything? >> No. No. Eventually, both mother and daughter were arrested and charged with resisting law enforcement. The daughter also faced more serious counts, DUI, hit and run, and resisting arrest. Depending on local laws and severity, penalties could include fines, license suspension, and jail time. Cowardice wears many faces. For one, it was running away. For the other, it was violence, even while holding an innocent child in her arms. On October 6th, 2024, police received an urgent report. A woman appeared intoxicated, sitting inside a car, acting strangely with a newborn baby right beside her. But when officers arrived, what they witnessed inside that vehicle left everyone in stunned silence. >> What's going on? Um, I dropped my baby off and she's sitting here. She's sitting here talking to me out the window the whole night and then she just called her to come pull up here. >> I never did though. Never. >> You just called her to pull up here. >> So, what happened? >> We're not going to yell. We're not going to yell. >> Okay. So, um, originally he was supposed to get my son this morning. He told my mom he told my mom that she was supposed to He worked from 10:00 to 7:00. Nobody told me that. So, I called him and said, "Why aren't you here to get your son yet?" He's like, "You got to keep him till 7:00." I come here at 7:00. He's not here. I called him. I said, "Do you want your son or not? Because I'm sitting here at your house and you're not here." I said, "You got 5 minutes. I'm leaving." And I got here like this. He's crying. So I went like this to push him out the way and I missed. >> You literally reached for him. You slung on him. >> I have him in my hand. It's not your business. So can you watch your mouth, [ __ ] Shut up. All you are is we're not going to yell. >> That's all it is is his girlfriend. I've had beef with this girl for four years. Can you please shut her footage? Yes, I have video footage. Yes, I have it all on camera like what? >> Never not one of them. >> Like dead ass and then trying to lie talking. They're going to be your mom. You're not going anywhere. >> Calling my mom. My phone's in the car. >> Beat my ass. Beat my >> We're NOT GOING TO YELL. STOP. STOP. I'm not going anywhere. >> I don't need it. I don't need anything. >> I know. But she had my pregnant daughter. >> I will handle the situation. I don't >> I mean it stop. Well, y'all need to stop cuz y'all both got the same [ __ ] baby daddy and y'all both need to grow up. Like, y'all literally need to grow up. >> But you you was just hanging out with him doing coke LAST NIGHT. YES, THE YOU were off the phone and >> put her hands on him multiple times and I sat in the car and watched the whole thing. >> Were you all in that car? >> No, I was. It was just me and him. He came to get his >> At first, it wasn't even clear who the main aggressor was. The scene was chaotic. Officers had to step in [music] fast, separate everyone, and draw a hard line just to regain control. But the shouting didn't stop. Accusations flew. One woman even claimed the suspect had assaulted her own father multiple times. >> This and then that I let him watch and I told her like the only person that watches my son is my little sister's grandparents and them and they live out of town. I don't I don't really let people watch my son in this town. So I know what this like I know I know these people in these town. I'm not dumb. I'm not slow. I'm not going to put my kid in danger or any of that. It's just No, I'm not. And I'm tired of all the lies. Yes. She punched me right here three two times. >> And all she does, she literally all she does this all the time. She wants she wants to sit here and manipulate the fact try to make it look like I'm the bad person or I'm the bad dad cuz I'm a boy and she knows she can. Yeah. Right here. Thinking she can get away with it cuz she a woman. Like no [ __ ] I just want my son all the kid. You take the kid. >> Can I call my mom >> first? Can I call my mom first, please? >> Can she put it on speaker? >> Call my mom on speaker. >> Call my mom on speaker. >> I'm going to go see >> now. Okay. >> Now >> I did I put up tonight. >> Mom, I had the baby in the car. Hayden pulled up behind us and said, "You're not leaving until the cops get here." >> That was my option. Can we wait here till she gets here? >> Just have a seat in the car. >> Ma'am, we're going to be here for a couple more minutes. Um, so we're just gathering any stuff that we need for the case. Uh, it was seen that she was on video assaulting her, uh, child's father. [laughter] >> So, she's going to be charged with domestic. Um, and it sounds like there's possibility that she was um trying to kick in a door, too. So, if there's damage to that, then I mean, there could be. >> Even after being cuffed, the suspect loudly defended her actions, denying any harm to the child. Trying to talk her mother into her version of events, right in the middle of an arrest, made one thing clear. She was still clinging to control, unwilling to accept the legal authority closing in on her. >> Hang up the phone with you real quick. Uh, we'll be here for a little bit longer. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. >> Is there a reason you just slipped your cuffs? >> I didn't even get to give my baby a hug or a kiss. >> Is there a reason why you just slipped your cuffs in front? >> Because these [ __ ] are tight. That [ __ ] hurts. >> Okay. >> Sitting against that, that [ __ ] hurts. >> Okay. But I didn't put him in front for a reason. >> Okay. Can I give my baby a hugging kiss? You just took him. I didn't even get to tell him goodbye or anything. >> You can put them back in the back, but can I tell him goodbye? Can you bring I don't like how you just took it from me like that. That was weird. >> And I'm like, "Oh, >> I got my registration, by the way." >> Good. Very good. >> He got >> um What's the baby's name? >> I got all that information. >> Oh, you do? Okay. Appreciate it. Um and you got photos of his head. >> Threads were like, "How does that work?" Um, >> do you do you by chance know the baby's social security number or whatnot? >> I am. >> Sorry. Are you you're Banna's mom? >> I am. >> All right. She's having an issue in the back of the car. >> Is that her screaming? >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> Um, but yeah, she was very clearly seen uh throwing punches at >> I really wish grandparents had more [ __ ] authority because this right here I'm I'm not all right with. I understand. >> I really want to get out of this car because those people also ain't raising that baby. I'm I'm not going for it. >> I understand. Um so >> are great. >> Uh part of it is she just wants to say goodbye to the kid. I haven't >> [snorts] >> um gotten around to that yet. >> Hey, stop yelling. Okay, I'm going to >> get my baby from her right [ __ ] now. >> Get him. Okay. >> Get my son from that. Okay. >> Dead ass. Dead ass. Just stop yelling. >> Get my son from that. >> Um I'm going to give her a chance just to say goodbye to him through the um car. Okay. So, and then I'll bring him back over to me. >> That's fine. >> Hello, buddy. >> The officers showed restraint and compassion, especially during the emotional moment of separating mother and child. They kept it short, kept it calm, and once the baby was safe, they returned to the task at hand, including questioning the father about the rest of the night's events. Uh, Gage. So, uh, DHS is going to be contacted for this incident. Okay. >> All right. >> Um, >> as of right now, she's going to be charged with child endangerment and domestic. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, if >> we'll trespass her also. >> Yeah, I I I'll trespass her as well. >> I'm trying to tell you, >> she just get the baby and go home. >> I'm going to get her out of here. So, if you guys have any other questions, you guys can ask him real quick. Rihanna, right now you're >> domestic. >> How is it child endangerment? >> Because you're holding your son while you're throwing punches. >> I pushed him out my way. He's sitting there in the video. I hope she grabbed that part where he grabbed my son's arm and my son almost fell out my arm. I picked my son back up cuz he's halfway. He's halfway on the floor. He almost fell on the floor. I picked my son back up from falling face first and I pushed him away from me. And then I'm trying to get in the car. Hayden parked behind my car telling me we're not leaving till the police get here and Gage is telling her to move so we can >> Good ma'am. >> Okay, I'm going to get her out of here. Thank you. >> And the room on the right. Keep take a cuff off your hand. Okay. Go ahead and sit down. >> Do you need to make any further phone calls or anything? >> Is together. My [ __ ] is together. Nobody sat there and [ __ ] punched him. I had my all in my hand. Therefore, yeah. to not be able to drop my auto. >> Despite facing formal charges, the woman continued to deny any wrongdoing, crafting an alternate narrative in real time. But with DHS stepping in, it was clear this wasn't just about handcuffs. It was about removing a child from a dangerous environment. >> A is the least worst >> for what? >> Like that's the best one. Like a felony is the >> A felony would be for like murder in the first degree. Oh, >> so you're not being charged with an a felony. >> So, >> so an aggravated >> misdemeanor below a felony. >> Yes, aggravated is still a misdemeanor. It's just below a D felony. >> Okay. >> So, it's it's the highest misdemeanor you can get, >> but it's not a felony. >> Okay. >> So, you got one serious misdemeanor and one aggravated misdemeanor. Um, go ahead and wrap up your phone call with your mom. I'm going to check with the jail. posterity. Do you have anything else on you? >> No. >> No. No weapons or anything like that? No drugs of any sort? >> No. >> Okay. So, um just so you know, if you do have any drugs on or in you, um it's a felony charge if you bring them up on a jail for. So, I'm just letting you know that just in case you want to if you did and you want to let me know. >> Yep. Right in front of the elevator. I'm going to do a quick pat down on the wall and I'm going to start up top and work my way down. Okay. Okay. Full full. Full. Lift this foot for me. Go ahead and get you changed out quick. >> In the end, she was arrested and charged with domestic battery resulting in bodily injury and child endangerment. However, the child endangerment charge was later dropped in court that left her facing only the domestic violence count with sentencing still pending. On March 5th, 2022 in Daytona Beach, Florida during the Daytona Bike Week event, an incident occurred involving two bikini clad women and a dog. They tried to enter a store but were denied entry because of the dog, which the store owner worried might cause trouble. There were signs they'd been drinking. Excuse us. Excuse us. >> Excuse us. Excuse us. Let's get through. >> Yep. >> Let's go. Excuse us. Excuse us. We know they were so mad at your dog. I wanted to bring my dog to walk. He's a deserving dog. I have a license. They didn't want to let him go because they have a Chihuahua. If you have a Chihuahua, you can have a dog open. I have a license for my dog. My dog wherever the [ __ ] you need to go. They want to talk about me. >> What's with the bag on the window though? >> They told me I can't go in there. What do you mean? They're not. Oh, you're this, you're that. Your dog this. Why? >> Why? Cuz my dog's bigger than your dog. >> I told you not to leave our store, not >> whichever crackhead with put his hands on me first. So I love to press cuz the blonde with no lips black shirt. >> You think you messed up with the window? Knock out with the window. touch the window. You cannot wobble. >> Yeah, but you're not allowed to touch a window. >> No, I have been in here and she's told me from the beginning. You're a dog banging on this. >> She said my dog doesn't come in here cuz she has a little dog. >> I said you cannot come in with your dog. I have dogs in my store in the store. >> So if I have a service dog this No, I have a service dog and I will not bring my dog here. I have a licensed service dog. >> Don't say that >> because your dog still has to behave like a drink is on the >> Your excuse is not working. >> What has he been doing? >> Your dog is a breast and just attacked the window. >> My dog on my [ __ ] My dog is out here like get your crack ass. Hey, let's go. Let's just go. No, don't go. >> When the police arrived, the two women were still arguing. The woman holding the dog got into a heated argument with the store owner, escalating as she refused to cooperate and began pointing fingers and touching the officers in her frustration. >> But we had the issue. >> Maybe that's old rating. I don't know if you think I don't know the law. I wouldn't know if old lady. Let's go. Don't put your hands on me. Get the dog. Get the dog. >> Got it. >> She had every chance to walk away. >> She had absolutely every chance to leave. No, I'm not. >> You got the handcuff in there. >> Hold on. >> You can slide it out. Slide it out. I got it. >> Thank you. >> I'm a local. Thank you. >> I'm good view. I didn't even touch that man. What are you >> ready? >> Get my >> Let's go. >> That's my mom. >> Take your dog. >> I got permission for taking the dog. Let's go ahead. >> To diffuse the situation, the officers pulled her aside away from the crowd to handle the matter more privately. >> It wasn't about your dog. >> No, I know it was not about my dog. I'm so sorry. I'm losing my voice. I've been working all weekend hard. I'm so sorry. I'm trying to swear to God. When I did that, I wasn't thinking even crazy. I was letting you know that girl touched me weird and I was very personal. >> I know. I know. >> She went to >> But when you touched me. >> No, that's a no. No. >> No. It was not touching me. I was explaining to you how she touched me. That's why I was upset. I never >> You hit me in the top of my head. >> No. No. I was told you guys that I was see I went this one. >> I'm not weird. >> Stop. You had multiple chances to leave and you refused to stop. >> This is where we're at. Stop. >> Did I capture? >> Yeah, that's the question. >> I'm just confused. I'm never on charge. This boy was trying to be aggress confused. Like that lady was mad from the time he walked up. I understand my dog does not have to come here. But for her friend to be mad at me like >> no like I'm so sorry. >> Hey, it's all good. >> And all your identifications. >> I'm so sorry. Now, lady >> I'm not saying sorry back. I'm not saying sorry cuz my dog. I'm sorry that you guys were upset. >> Yeah. know this is. >> But no, I didn't mean to showing you how she got me. That's why I was upset. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> I was just trying to express cuz you weren't like I was just trying to express to you. That's why I was so confused why you went on the ground cuz I was just trying to show you >> cuz you hit me on top of my head. >> No, I was trying to show you how she did me. >> Well, you should have been like, "Hey, can I show you what you did to me? >> You didn't do that." >> The woman's voice was [music] hoar, making communication difficult. So, a female officer was called in to conduct a search. >> That way, nobody can see. Okay. Just wait. No. So, I can search you >> trying to be at >> No, no, no. Look, all I'm doing is searching. I'm open the door to create a block. Watch. Look. >> So, this is it. Look. So, now I'm blocking you. I have to search you. >> Can I just Oh, dear. >> Yes. Can you do it while I'm searching you? >> Look, please. I don't have on me. >> All right. Just relax. >> The dude >> who? The male officer. I was walking. I have a >> Now you want to come over here. Now you want to come over here. >> Yeah. Like I said, I even walk my dog again. My dog $20. >> That's just wanted to make sure. >> Yeah. So all she's got is $20. >> Not me. The lady did not want to come in with this. >> Okay. All right. All right. >> One of her friends started biting all this money. >> All right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Do not move. I don't have any of >> No, no, we're just taking this off. >> I mean, like I'm a Ryan. I don't have any intentions of resisting. I didn't even want to >> All right. Hold on. Hold on. >> I got it. >> Where you going? I mean, technically it's battery leo popping me on the top of my head. >> All right. Come on. Come on. We're going over here. Where is >> I'm just confused. All I was explaining to him was how the lady touched me. >> Did you hit him, though? The officer, >> I showed him how the lady grabbed me on top of the head. >> Well, that's hitting him. Okay, you can show him without actually touching him, though. >> Well, you can even tell me ahead of time. Hey, can I show you what she did? >> Right. >> Meanwhile, another officer approached the second woman to get her statement. >> You understand why she's going to jail? >> All right. We tried to we tried to get her to go. She's going to go to the branch. You know where it's at by 95? Oh, it's uh past 95 on uh Speedway. It's all the way west. [music] It's going to be a house right here. >> Nah, just cuz she hit me at the top of my head. >> I don't know what I don't know why she's >> How much alcohol she had to drink? >> She was just 21. So she partied up. >> I know. She was telling me, "Oh, I haven't been drinking." And I was like, "I can smell it." >> She just literally I'm She never literally like this. I'm trying so hard to >> You tried. You tried. We tried too to get her to go. But >> I know. [music] >> Unfortunately, it's going to be a harsh lesson for her to learn. >> She wants you to have the whole purse. >> Hi, baby. All right. Now it's locked. Keys are in there. Okay. Thank you. I'm sorry. >> Bend your neck towards me. Towards me. Towards me. >> There you go. Come on. >> There we go. Sorry. >> Are you okay? >> You know why she's going to jail? >> Yeah, of course. >> All right. >> Okay. Are you okay? Do you need any like anything from us? I don't know where you're going now. >> Uh her address. That would be great. But I know this dog now. You don't know where her address is or how do you know where it is? >> Is it here in Daytona? >> Yeah, it's like 3 minutes from here. >> Where? >> We were It's on um here. >> Hold on, Bobby. >> It's all right. >> Hold on. You're okay. You're okay. You're all right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Okay. You're not far. Would you, if it's okay with her, do you want to ride to her house? The first woman, clearly intoxicated, displayed aggressive and uncooperative [music] behavior toward the officers. >> She's got your dog. Can she go to your house? >> Give her my key. We're already showing a man in an hour. [ __ ] is a rat. >> Listen to me. >> Answer the question. >> Can she go to your house? >> I don't know. Can you go to my house? >> I'm going to give her a ride. If you >> downloaded an answer, >> can she go to your house? >> Yes. I don't have a voice that I >> Okay. Okay. Cuz I'm going to give her a ride because she's now by herself. >> Okay. >> Well, she she lives right here. >> She said something. See, she needs to go to her. She's going to her house. >> Do you know where she lives? >> I know where she lives. When you're done closing, >> I don't know how to close it. >> Turn it the other way. >> Which way? >> You have to push it in and then can you just twist it from >> I'm going to go tighten up. >> Yes, sir. >> What you need? >> It's >> What do you need me to do? I'll help you out. Yeah. >> You're okay, buddy. >> She said you can go. We're going to get my truck right here. >> Got me again. What happened on >> What's wrong with your ass? Where are you taking? >> [ __ ] >> what's your name again? >> I'm already steal the [ __ ] out of you. I broke the wrong >> I have some big groups. I got into middle school. What you want to get? You think you're better than you want to? Like come on. I was like your friend. Your friend asked me what happened. Explain it. All of a sudden now I'm getting arrested. >> Let's go to the van. >> How long sit out here? >> Take the crazy. >> You get to see the judge in the morning. Oh, >> y'all are [ __ ] as [ __ ] I don't know. Okay. Medical personnel were brought in to assess her condition, especially after she sustained minor injuries while resisting arrest. [music] >> He works. He rides up. >> Finally, she was taken to the station and charged with assault, disorderly conduct, and interference with business operations. Penalties often include fines or a short jail stint. On January 8th, 2022, police were dispatched to a local restaurant after receiving reports of a couple behaving aggressively towards staff and other diners allegedly fueled by alcohol. Their behavior escalated into a confrontation when they were suspected of refusing to pay their bill. >> No, I don't. It was insane. >> Excuse me. Hi. >> It was insane. >> I'm officer on the other. You need to come outside with me, please. >> Who? >> This one. as well. These two. >> Okay. Come with me, please. >> You don't have to. >> Come with me. Don't tell me what to do. All right. >> I'm coming. >> Come over here. Come over here. >> Jesus Christ. >> Come over here. Walk. >> No. Stop. Walk. >> Walk to your right. >> My wife just lost her shoe. >> Walk. Walk. >> Don't talk >> to my patrol vehicle. >> Like that. >> Don't talk to my husband like that. >> Come on. >> Don't you dare talk to my husband like that. There was more to the story than that. >> You have no idea. >> Okay, we're going to talk about it over here. >> Costed me and stop. >> There was a man in my >> Okay, hold on. Listen. I could only I could only listen to one story at a time. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Fine. >> So, first what I need is your identification. >> We've never What does that have to do with >> I need your identification. >> Why? >> I need your identification because I'm asking for it now. Please. >> But why do you need my identification? I already told you, >> give me your identification. Do not pull away from me. >> Do not pull away from me. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Do not pull away from me. >> Well, I can't give you my identification if you're grabbing on my phone. >> Sir, we uh >> Are you going to give me uh >> I'm happy to, but >> Okay, back up. >> We are >> OH MY GOD. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO MY HUSBAND? >> Do not push away from stay back. I was I was reaching to give you I was reaching to give you my [ __ ] ID. >> Stop >> tensing which is in my back pocket right here. >> Stop tensing. Stop moving. >> It's right here. >> It's in my back [ __ ] pocket. >> His ID ID is in my back pocket >> which I was reaching for. >> Is this really [ __ ] happening? >> Stop moving. >> I'm not tensing it at all. >> Ouch. Are you moving? >> Are you arrested? >> Dad, >> stop moving. >> I'm not moving. >> You are moving. >> You're pulling away. >> STOP. >> I'M NOT. >> DON'T. MA'AM, you're going to go in handcuffs, too, if you don't stop. >> Sir, >> do not raise your hand. >> Please, please alone. Please >> step over here. Step on the sidewalk. Get out of the street. >> The husband was visibly agitated, pacing and shouting. In an ordinary [music] situation, this might have been written off as a misunderstanding, but his refusal to cooperate took things in a whole other direction. >> I I was >> We were 18. >> So, I met them. >> We were 18. >> Hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me talk to the offic I just met them previously. They invited me to come along. So, any context? If you want me to fill in, >> I'll speak to you in just a moment over there off to the side. But right now, he he just wasn't listening. >> Stop. We were eating dinner inside back here. >> It's in the outside. >> The establishment called us. >> Totally calm. >> You were so >> Well, dude, I just got attacked in that bar. >> I just got to attacked in the bar. >> Hit him. >> Somebody hit my husband. >> I am relaxed. >> And when he asked for his identification, >> I am listening. >> He wasn't giving it to him. That's what I heard when I was walking up. >> Do you understand? I just showed up here. >> Okay. And all I got is him. tell you. We were just having dinner and somebody came from behind >> and crashed a glass on his head. >> Is your ID in here? >> What is going on with you guys? You have no idea what happened tonight. >> And that's what we're here to investigate and figure out. >> Okay. >> We were the ones who were Can you stop talking about anybody else? Stop. >> Ma'am, >> stay with this officer. [laughter] >> I've asked you for your identification or your passport, whatever you Okay, so >> I was attacked. >> Okay, so listen. My name is Officer Andrade. This is Officer H. >> Andrade. Okay. We were called here, okay? Because there was a disturbance by customers, >> which I'm guessing is now you two. >> Okay. They said that you were refusing to pay and that you started to get physical. >> I'd be more than happy to pay our bills. We were we were happy to pay. >> Okay. So now please start at the beginning bill for the last five nights here. >> Okay. So listen obviously you've been drinking and that's not a crime. Okay. So try to get your thoughts together and I need you to start from the beginning. Okay. So what happened please? >> Okay. So what happened was we were wrapping up everything >> and I went to the restroom. Excuse me. And I came back and we were I had asked for the check and I had put down as they have obviously yelled out at me when maybe you guys were here or not, but they said, "Oh, here's your American Airlines credit card, but I put down my credit card to pay for the bill." And I'm so I don't know where this whole like I'm not willing to pay for the bill. I'm more than willing to pay for any bill. I >> Okay, you lost me at some point. Okay, so you guys are having dinner. It's fine. They're bringing the bill and what it sounds like is you put down a card and they're saying that you gave them a card that's not a credit card. Is that what happened? >> That is not at all. It's an American Airlines credit card that is a credit card that is completely valid. But when they >> I went to the restroom >> when they said, "Here's your American Airlines card." What were they meaning by that? Like >> no. What? What? No. understand >> what occurred was I put down my credit card. >> I put it in the envelope and then I went to the restaurant. >> Okay. >> So, >> and and everything's fine up to this point. >> I come back and then somebody jumps on my head. >> Who? >> I don't know who because >> an employee. >> No, not probably not an employee. some other people in the restaurant and they start hitting on me and I'm like >> like striking you? >> Yeah. Striking me. And I'm like >> with the open fist, closed fist. >> I don't know. But somebody was on me and >> hitting on me and I'm like [ __ ] that. So I'm going to go obviously, right? >> So what do you mean by I'm going to go? >> I'm gonna hit I'm gonna like fight back. And so I get this gentleman >> and and I I'm not hitting him, but I put my arm around his neck >> and I start cinching down >> to choke him out because I don't want him to hit me and I don't want to hurt him. >> Once the dust settled momentarily, the husband claimed he was attacked by a stranger and was merely defending himself. But eyewitness video painted a very different picture. He was the aggressor instigating conflict with other diners. >> I need to enter your guys's information and I'm trying to provide that to my dispatcher right now. So, I need you to stay quiet while I do that. Okay? And then we're going to get to the bottom of whatever is going on here as soon as I finish up with that. I need you to stay quiet for me for 20 seconds and then I will talk to you regarding what happened inside there. Do you understand? >> Sure. Mal, >> I'm going to go inside and find out cuz when I got in >> stay there, >> I just brought them out. >> So, let me go inside and see. I mean, I can go in there and talk to them and find out if they're in my area. So, >> do you want to >> Okay. >> Her name her first name is >> How you guys doing? >> Hi. >> Hey. >> How are you? >> What's going on? >> This So, it started with >> Okay. >> Um, you guys are >> You had a video? >> I do. >> Yeah. Multiple people everybody. >> Yeah. >> Here's a few other people as well. >> How would you like me to get it to you guys? >> Um, do you mind if I watch it? >> Yeah, you can watch it if that's >> Don't you [ __ ] [ __ ] Oh my god. >> Hey, hey, HEY. >> What are you doing? YOU [ __ ] WITH MY [ __ ] WITH MY FRIEND, MAN. >> I got you. for tonight. >> What are you doing? >> What in the [ __ ] >> You want to [ __ ] with me, [ __ ] [ __ ] with me. >> I did nothing to you. I did nothing to you. >> GET AWAY MY HUSBAND. YOUR husband needed to figure out what the hell is going on. My husband is a >> What the [ __ ] >> My husband is very very high brow. WHAT THE HELL is going on in this war tonight? >> Here's the golden rule. People who loudly proclaim [music] themselves to be intellectuals usually prove the opposite. >> Everybody just back up. Just back up. JUST BACK UP. >> JUST BACK UP. CONTEST. >> I'LL THROW A COP MYSELF. >> What's wrong with you? >> STAY OUTSIDE. >> YOU [ __ ] WITH my friend. >> My friend outside. [laughter] Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. I I live here first. This is where I work. >> Further footage confirmed what the restaurant staff had been saying all along. The husband had assaulted an employee first and the men around him were simply trying to subdue him. The evidence was undeniable. >> I'm good with it. >> Yeah, I probably got punched some. >> Yeah. douchebag jumped out of nowhere giving [ __ ] to the employees and I just said, "Hey, right here." >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, were you the first one to go ahead and grab them to try? >> No. So, my I was probably the first guy these guys [ __ ] with the waitresses. Dude, what are you doing? The guy [ __ ] punched me. I said, "Dude, you don't want to get into this with me. I grew up doing this shit." >> And I said, "Don't do it." I drugged him to the ground. I said, "You got two options. Either stop or I'm going to beat the living [ __ ] out of you." Okay. >> So, I said, "That's how it's going to go." And he said, "I don't want a problem with you." I said, "You you you want nothing to do with what I'm going to bring to you." >> Okay. >> So, I choked him out and just let him hang there. He was the main guy. I said, "You going to throw? It's going to get bad." >> So, you were on the ground with him holding on to him? >> Yep. I held on to him and said, "Until, were you being hit by anybody else or my buddy and his wife hit his wife hit me a couple times in the face and I said, "You're you're not this is not going to go well for you." >> Okay. So, regarding you being hit in the face by him, you don't want to press any charges. Is that what you're saying? >> It's a stupid [ __ ] >> Yeah. Officer, I still really don't understand why you had to put me in handcuffs to ask me to stand by the car. >> I'd be more willing I'd be more than happy to stand by the car without the cuffs. But >> obviously, you have a perceived >> Why are they laughing? >> I don't know why they're laughing. >> There's a lot of people in there. Okay. just my granddad would be very very >> officer if there's >> no >> no officer If there's any opportunity, my glasses when that man attacked me are on the ground floor of that restaurant. >> What color are they? >> They're black. Blackish >> and they're very nice. So maybe you could go in and find his glasses. >> If you don't mind, I'd appreciate >> the man who beat him up. >> Maybe you could do that. >> No, he didn't beat me up. You attack me and I almost >> Well, you need your glasses. Can you ask somebody to go in and get my husband? >> Not at this time. No. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, I'm not kidding you. >> Staff members [music] explained that the couple had been drinking heavily and turned hostile after being refused additional alcohol. Witnesses even reported that the wife threw objects at employees before her husband lunged at other patrons. I know. >> President Biden. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, stay right there. Do not pull away from me. Do not pull away from me. >> Don't touch me. >> Do not pull away from me. Don't touch me. >> Stay right there and don't move. Do you understand? >> Don't touch me. Do you understand? >> Walking towards me. >> And I'm telling her not to. Do you understand? >> Don't touch me. >> Do you understand? >> You are hurting me. >> Stop pulling away from me. Okay, just stay right there. >> You are hurting me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> OH MY GOD. WHAT? NO. >> HAND BEHIND your back. >> Stop. Stop. Do not resist. >> What is wrong with you? >> Do not pull away. >> What is wrong with you guys? Seriously, she poses no threat. >> Well, she's going in handcuffs now. >> No, but what? She poses no threat. >> She >> What is going on with you guys? What is going on? >> What is wrong with you guys? >> Talk about unnecessary escalation. >> What is going on? >> All right. Well, the video she was actively striking people inside there during this whole Yeah, because they were hitting me. They tackled me to the ground, officer. >> Okay, ma'am. Huh? I I still got to get more information, but she's over here yelling. And >> I'm going to take your glasses so they don't fall. >> Did you see that? They tackled me to the ground. >> I just saw you holded the way she did. >> Oh my god. What is going on with you guys? >> I don't know what's going on with you guys right now, but that's what we're getting to the bottom of. >> Oh my god, Ruby. >> You have no sense of >> They're hurting me. This is ridiculous. >> I might just put her in the back of the car just so she stops. >> What is happening? >> We're just visitors. We're just trying to adult male and adult female cuss. >> What are you going to >> Seriously, what is wrong with you guys? >> She did nothing. She was walking over to talk to me. That was >> so it's it's very it's very simple, sir. When we're conducting an investigation and we tell you to do something, we mean exactly what we say. And when you don't do it, >> it was ft away. >> It doesn't matter. She obviously needed some consolation from her husband because she's freaking the [ __ ] out. >> Well, it's because she's drunk. That's why. And she's not in her and she's not in her right mind. Okay. She doesn't have all her faculties. >> That doesn't mean that like it's a crazy thing to like come and talk to her husband. >> When we tell her to stay where she's at, that's where she stays. The night ended with both husband and wife being escorted to jail charged with disorderly conduct. A plea deal could see them out on bail, but their antics won't be forgotten anytime soon. On December 12th, 2023 in Brookfield, Wisconsin, the local police responded to a report from a woman who called in claiming there was a man outside her house with a gun shooting at her home. The dispatch noted that she couldn't provide any identifying information about the suspect. Officers immediately rushed to the scene. >> Check County Communications. Send me. Hi. There's a man with a gun shooting with a gun. Can you spell the street ma'am? I can't understand you. Do you have me on speaker phone? >> He's shooting with a gun. >> I understand that. And I'm going to send help, but I need to understand the street name. >> Okay. And who is shooting with a gun? >> There's a man. >> He lives. >> Okay. What is the man's name? [music] >> I have no idea. >> Okay. How do you know this is going on? >> Oh my god, he's also with a gun shooting rabbits. >> Okay, how do you know this is going on? >> Oh my god, because I can see him shooting rabbits. He's shooting everywhere. >> Answer my questions. How do you know this is going on? I think this is Helloing. Possibly a scam call. Probably would not answer any questions. Possible female caller. [music] >> Bravo 576. How many you have going in there? >> At this time, we have four. We're still gathering information from the call taker. Caller did not sound frantic. Possible female voice. >> Bravo 521. I'm 23. There's nothing going on here. This is most likely a SWAT call. You guys are good, too. Probably enough. >> What did he say? >> You just want to start checking the roadway for any casings. >> He said we should be good if this is nothing. But I'm still going to stay in the area because we don't know. Bravo 214. I believe it's an elderly couple that lives here. I've had contact here before. I mean, I go up and make contact at the front. We're good, guys. We're good. [sighs] >> There's nothing in the street. >> Bravo 214. Did the car sound elderly? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> I mean, you know, whoever that guy is, our teacher. >> Is there Did you hear someone shooting? >> I don't know if I didn't see anything. >> You didn't see anything? >> Okay. >> All right. We should be good. >> When all the officers arrived, they found no signs of a shooting, [music] raising suspicions that it was a swatting call. The woman continued to call 911 multiple times throughout the night from an unknown number. Recognizing her voice from previous [music] calls, officers checked the database and quickly identified her as 36-year-old Ashley Corbin. >> Couple questions for you. I understand that you're obviously scared for your safety given the number of times that you've called in today. Tonight, we have received over 10 phone calls related to a man actively firing a firearm in the city of Brookfield. Is that consistent with what you say you're observing? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We have gone to the area where you have claimed this has been happening three times tonight. >> Yeah. Yep. You've seen us there? >> Yep. >> Okay. At this point, ma'am, >> he he's in the camera. >> Okay. I would be I would love to see the video footage if that's something that you could provide for us because we have been unable to locate him and I sent an officer to look at that with you. >> No, we want him to be to be stopped. >> What's going to happen moving forward? We're going to be conducting an investigation for swatting. Are you familiar with that term? >> I hope I hope so. I hope that you guys are going to take him his property into custody and investigate his whole property. I pray to God. >> Well, I understand that >> our children are are in risk. >> Sure. Unfortunately, we can't do anything because we don't have a complaint in this investigation. >> Well, we're worried about our kids. >> Yep. You've said that a couple times, ma'am. If you were so worried about your kids, I think you'd be willing to talk to an officer about it. >> Are you kidding me? Do you really do you really want to really want to go there? >> We're going to pull the phone records from the phone company. We'll write the subpoena. Once we get your phone number, we're actively going to investigate you for felony swatting. >> What's swatting? >> So swatting is when an individual calls in a complaint that elicits an emergency response that could qualify a tactical team to come out, which happened twice. Will you sound somewhat intoxicated? Are you Have you had any drinks tonight, ma'am? Are you crazy? >> Uh, no ma'am. I'm trying to conduct this investigation for you. >> Are you a crazy person? >> Nope. >> He's been shooting shooting rabbits and doing all kinds of stuff. >> She sounds familiar. Uh, who's the girl that Moans got in the foot pursuit with and tackled? This was like three years ago up in Oh, I think I'm still on. >> So, um, we're going to end this. He's going to pay us $1,500. [laughter] >> Oh, that's good for you. >> Yeah, sure is. >> All right. Anything else, ma'am? >> Nope. Have a great day. >> You, too. Thank you. Bye. >> Name is Ashley Corbin. I remember her. >> That's who I think it is. I think it's Ashley. Hello. >> Holy. >> Is this Ashley? >> Yeah. No, this is not Ashley. >> Okay. This is Sergeant Grieving with the Brookfield Police Department. You called us. >> Who is Ashley? >> I thought this was Ashley. >> Um, why would why would you think that? >> Okay. Well, Ashley, right now, we are going to finish this investigation for swatting. So, like I said before, you can either keep calling and each one will refer out as a different charge or you can stop calling and we can move forward from here. >> Guess what? >> Guess what? My name is Lindsay. You can stop calling me ass, please. Thank you. >> Okay, you should probably slow down on the drinking tonight, ma'am. >> You should probably stop being a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> How about that? >> Did your payout not work out for you? >> Shut up, you [ __ ] [ __ ] Hello. >> I'm still here, Ashley. How are you doing? >> I'm waiting for you. >> Yeah, I'm here. Honey, how are you doing? >> The dispatch center had received numerous calls from Ashley repeatedly reporting a shooting. Further investigation revealed that she had a felony warrant and a history of harassment calls to other police departments, often including obscene language. Once her address was confirmed, officers decided to pay her an unexpected visit. >> Building maintenance building maintenance. You were here to fix a problem. Car's gone. >> Our car is gone. >> Yeah. >> Well, what's going on? You're You're Ashley, correct? >> Yeah. >> What's uh you kind of tell me what's going on? I'm playing catchup here. >> What? >> What's going on? >> What have been What's going on? >> You I understand Brookfield wants to talk to you. County wants to talk to you. >> What? >> You live here? >> My mom. >> Did you know officers were coming to talk to you? >> No. >> You was You was waiting out here for us? >> No. My mom. Can we get my mom out here to take the dog up at least? >> Absolutely. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. My princess. Sorry. >> Whoa. Princy. Come here. We'll get treat. No. No. No. >> 45 contact with her. There's no problems. Are they coming out here or they just want us to take her to con and the warrant? We get a treat. We get a treat. Prince, we get treat. No. >> Come on. Let's go, bud. >> Come on. We go Grammy. >> Are you serious? >> Listen pretty well. >> Grammy, >> except we're going to go Grammy. Princey. >> Is this door open or locked? >> She's trying to get the dog to go to grandma. She lives here, [music] but the dog does not want to go on a leash. >> Chris, >> it's a 99. >> He'll follow you in here if we can get HER IN. >> CHRIS, COME. GET OUT OF HERE. OH GOD, YOU'RE IN SO much trouble. >> Thank you, sir. Thank you. All right, let's go. Your mom's >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Hey, John. How you doing? >> Thanks, John. >> Hello. This is so cute. So funny. >> Hello, dog. Oh, >> no. Okay. Sorry. Um, >> naughty >> naughty dog. Ashley, so Brookfield wants to talk to you. So, we're going to help facilitate that meeting. >> So, >> sure. What What do they I want my attorney present. >> Okay. Sure. >> Thank you. So, I'm not going to talk to anybody without my attorney present. >> Very well. I will pass on the Brookfield and we'll see what they say. You're right. >> Naughty ass dog. This is why I don't have kids. I'm just I'm just going to put him in my car in my in my mom's car bed >> and then where where do you guys want me to go? >> We'll go down back stairs. >> Where's my party? >> We'll give you a ride. >> At first, the woman seemed unaware that the police were there for her. She also showed clear [music] signs of intoxication. Even her dog appeared to want to escape her company. >> All right, this is Officer Boris with the Walkshaw Police Department. Um, >> thank you. Are you able to connect me with the Brookfield officer that uh wants What's your name again? >> Ashley Corbin. >> Ashley Corbin. >> Holy. >> In the city walk show. >> Okay. Thank you very much. >> Grammy. Yeah. Go by Grammy. Go by Grammy. Grammy. Where's Grammy? >> Who knows who Grammy is? >> Hold on. You got to come with us. >> What? >> You got to come with us. >> You weren't welcome to come in here then. >> Well, you're coming with us. >> Oh, I am. Oh, okay. I will. Well, like let's I'm not playing these games with you. Okay. >> I'm not. Well, I will. >> You're in police custody. You are in police custody right now. Yes. >> Drop this. >> That's fine. >> Like, don't try to get us out of the apartment when you're under arrest. >> Why am I in police custody? >> Well, you have a warrant, first of all. Second of all, Brookfield has criminal charges against you. >> Why? >> It sounds like you've been calling in fake police calls, swatting, as they say. All right. a dog. >> This is his dog. >> Come on. >> So, in a relationship with the officer. So, >> very cool. >> So, no, I'm not uh doing a a swatting thing with a prick. Are you kidding me? >> I wouldn't joke about that. >> That's That is a serious joke. Ken is a psycho. >> I don't know who Ken is. >> The the guy >> we honestly don't know much of what's going on. We were told to come pick you up that you have warrant and Brookfield wants to talk has >> I date a Brookfield I date a Brookfield officer. Okay. >> My my man is an officer. Okay. I'm I'm not going to say because I don't want to. >> You just said singleton. >> I'm not going to say nothing. But let me tell you something. The man >> Hello. >> Oh, I was trying. I'm sorry. >> I am rude. I'm I'm sorry. >> That lady did nothing to you. >> I I'm a surgeon. >> What? I'm a surgeon. I am. So I'm like I'm very particular. So like >> What does that have to do with yelling at a lady? >> I'm sorry. >> I'm a surgeon. So like I'm very particular. I like I I do stuff like very particular. Like I do brain surgery. >> I Okay, let's take a left. >> So it's very particular. >> So does that mean you can be an [ __ ] to people? >> I don't deal with people. So it's like I deal with dealing with deal digging in people's brains and digging in. I'm sorry. That's what I do. You dig in. You go and deep deep five and that's it. >> Brain surgery. All right. Have to see Ashley. >> And that's what it is. >> Can you help me? >> You need help? >> Yeah. >> You want me to? I can push up against you. >> I don't know what to do. >> Slide in there. >> I never been in here. >> Can you help me? >> You're in. Why are you doing this to me? >> My part already swear. >> Wow. >> It seemed she might have been a brilliant surgeon because she successfully removed her brain with nothing but alcohol. Things escalated quickly when she realized there was no way out this time. >> So, she said like five times she wants a lawyer. >> Yeah, she's very 56. >> Yeah, I'll meet you by the first one. >> All right. >> Can you Can you please uh swipe my hair out of my face, please? >> Well, that's that's not that bad. >> Please. No. Can you swipe my hair on my >> Do you need your phone? >> Can you swipe my hair on my face? >> No, thank you. >> Can you please swipe my hair on my face? >> Respectfully, I'm not going to do that. >> Well, can I call my boyfriend? >> Yes. Do you need your your phone's inside? I'm guessing >> my boyfriend is a police officer. >> I understand that. You said that already. We're going to sit here for a minute. >> What do you mean? We're just going to sit here for a minute. >> What didn't you understand about that? >> Can you please sweat my hair on my face? >> No. >> Really? I can't breathe. >> You can't breathe? >> Blocking my breath. I can't breathe. I'm watching you breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Stop what you're doing. >> Oh my god. >> Cuz they have criminal charges for you. >> Why? >> Because you committed a crime tonight. >> No, I didn't. >> I don't I honestly think your level of intoxication, you wouldn't know if you did or didn't. >> You guys are psycho. You are you really psycho? Yeah, you must be psycho to think that. Psychotic. Take your to the psych word. I want my attorney now. >> No. >> No. I do. >> You're not right. You're not being questioned. >> Excuse me. You just said no. >> Yes, I said no. >> I want my attorney now. >> You screaming it is not >> I WANT MY ATTORNEY NOW. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? You're lying. And you use me as a scapegoat under the bridge. You guys were harassing me under the bridge. There was no cameras under there. And you guys were harassing me and me under the bridge. >> This chick is Good luck with her. >> All right. >> What they did to me and how they me. >> Okay. Ashley Brookfield. >> And how they step out now. Step out, Ashley. Come on. One foot at a time. >> What they did to me. How they me. >> Nobody's going. We were saying exit the car. >> Yep. And how they me. >> Let's go. >> Yep. How he me and how this guy me and this guy me. >> What is your name? >> We didn't confirm on her warrant. Okay. You didn't. >> No, we left. >> WHAT IS YOUR NAME? They me. No, they you me. >> You're talking too loud. >> I don't give up. I'M TALKING TOO LOUD. YOU ME I'M TALKING. [screaming] THIS GUY. THIS GUY. >> NO. THIS I'M NOT TRYING TO ESCAPE us here. I'M NOT TRYING TO ESCAPE. >> ASHLEY, just take A DEEP BREATH. [screaming] TRYING TO ESCAPE OR RES. Can I please point to me? HE DID. THIS GUY >> STOP KICKING. >> ME. HE ME. THAT GUY ME. >> The woman was taken to the station for further investigation. >> Before I do, I have to read you your rights, right? Do you understand these rights? Do you understand your rights, Ashley? All right, Ashley, let's go. Stand up. Stand up. Otherwise, we're going to bring a wheelchair out. We're going to roll you in. [laughter] >> Ashley, turn back around. >> Ashley, get back on the bench. >> Ashley, you need to sit on the bench right now. >> Get up. >> No. >> Stand up. >> Now you broke my arm. >> Sit. >> Now you broke my arm. >> Ashley, you need to sit down. >> YOU BROKE MY ARM. I'M ON MY TURN NOW. NO. [screaming] NO. YOU BROKE MY ARM. YOU BROKE MY ARM. YOU DID. YOU BROKE MY ARM. >> I DID NOT BREAK YOUR ARM. >> YOU BROKE MY ARM. YOU BROKE MY ARM. [screaming] >> YEP. She's been like this the whole time. >> She has not been like this the whole time. You liar. >> It's all recorded. ACTUALLY, [screaming] you sit up. >> You sit up and face forward. >> No, you don't do THAT TO PEOPLE. [screaming] >> YOU'RE A LIAR. >> Weeks later, a warrant to search [music] her phone was issued, revealing 15 calls made to the police department. Ultimately, the woman faced felony charges for falsely reporting an emergency along with misdemeanor charges for resisting and obstructing police. Her bail was set at $1,000. After going to court, she was sentenced to 6 months in jail and 6 months probation. On August 9th, 2024, police were dispatched to an apartment complex after receiving reports of a violent altercation involving a weapon. The conflict broke out between individuals tied to a shared lease agreement with accusations of stolen rent money escalating into physical violence and threats. Here's what happened when officers arrived. >> Hey, where's the gun? Hey, separate. >> Hey, who had the gun? >> Get away. Hey, stay right there. >> Have a gun. >> Come back here. Come back here. Come back here. >> Stay right there. >> Stole rent money. She's on my lease and she took my rent money. >> All right. >> Hey. >> Hey. I got my hands up anyway. So, >> hey, stay here. Hey, stay. Hey, you're not free to leave. Get out of the car now. Why? >> Get out of the car. Put your >> hands up. >> Get out of the car. >> Stay right there. >> Like I said, no, you're on camera. >> Okay, cool. I'm not going to do anything. >> Like I said, I came with my rent money. Her mom attacked me and so did her mom's boyfriend. >> Well, I'm trying to figure out the whole situation. Okay. >> And everybody, >> WE ARE ON A LEGAL document together. >> Hey, don't stay out of the car. Stay out of the car. >> She took all the $3,000. Okay. >> On my phone. >> That's fine. Stay right there. >> I can't grab my phone. >> No, cuz I don't know what's in the vehicle right now. >> All right. I'm waiting for my back. I'm the only one here. >> All right. Chill. >> See, you know what's crazy is when it's >> Y'all stay doing this. >> Who had the gun? >> A male female. >> Okay. [screaming] >> Stay here. Okay. >> We're here. >> We're here. >> Okay. You said a male black. Is he black or white? >> Okay. >> A car with a dog. >> All right. Just stay a point. We're trying to figure out the situation >> with the Buick. >> The suspect accused her former roommate of stealing $3,000 in rent money. She claimed she was only trying to get her money back, but was attacked by the roommate's mother and a friend. Police tried to separate the involved parties to clarify the situation. >> Who called? >> I didn't call. >> I don't know who called. >> Who called? Probably the person that tried to pull out the gun. >> Where is that person? >> In the house. >> In the house. Are the people associated in the house? >> Yes. >> Is anyone injured in the house? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Were any of you guys threatened specifically? >> She came out. >> She came out. I see. Okay, let me talk. So, when we first came, I just wanted my rent money because we were on a lease together. Illegal a legal bonding lease. We were on a legal bonding lease. Her name was on the lease and I came to see >> The person in the gun is inside. Okay. Did they threaten you with it? >> Yes, they pulled it out. Like so like I was saying when we came here >> when we came here >> you need to tell them how sick your grandmother is so I don't know what other car they came pulled up on my >> Okay. Hey, >> where's your go? >> No. >> Come on outside right now, please. >> Are you hurt? >> Are you hurt? Come outside. >> Come out. >> Let's come outside. >> Come outside. >> Come outside. >> We're not having a discussion about this right now. Exit the residence. >> I want to make sure you get some aid. Okay. So, I want you to exit, please. >> Back up, please. >> Come on. >> I understand. We're going to get her help. Let's get >> Can we move? Can someone take her? >> Can you grab her? >> We're going to give you some help. Okay. >> You want to go out the back? >> Where are you taking her? I'm just getting her away from the scene. I'll take her down. >> Nope. They're right there. You can take him right there. Nope. >> Okay. Well, >> a man was reportedly seen pulling out a gun to make threats, but he fled the scene before officers could apprehend him. Meanwhile, both sides continued accusing each other. Police determined that the chaos began when the suspect entered the victim's apartment without permission. >> My cousin in the red beat both of the up. They fought. The grandma was here in the fans. That's why she got her ass knocked out. My granddaughter came out in the living room when she's a grandma. She goes, "There's a bunch of people outside cuz she she was a roommate to one of the girls and I I came out and then the girl started hitting me and she bit my finger." >> So the girl in the black tank shop, black tank >> and a red bra underneath. Her hair is messy and she's got black shorts on. >> She came in the house. >> This is your house. the one both you. >> I need to figure out what happened today. >> Okay. Well, today we came here just to ask for the money back and instead of saying, "Hey, can we talk about this?" Her mom immediately came out of the car and hit me. >> Okay. Who What does she look like? >> The mom is The mom is the bigger one with the >> Wait, time out. Time out. >> They look alike. >> Okay. She's saying, "Do we know what she was name?" I don't know her name. >> Okay. So, would you be willing to be a victim and press charges? >> I want I want to sue her. She's on my lease. >> Okay. Is she a family member of yours at all whatsoever? >> I thought she was, but no, she's not. She's not relation at all. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> At this point, at this point, I want to press charges. >> And that car is one of them. The white car. >> The white car? >> Yes. And then the white guy come in with the black arms. He goes, "Come on, Rebecca. You deserve this." And I told him to get out. I said, "I have aggressive here." And he just kept pushing his way in too. >> Okay. Were there any weapons? >> I I didn't see any. I I really can't tell you. I just know what was going on on my porch. And my I mean the lady upstairs came down and was talking to them and I don't know what they said to her. My grandson is 5 years old, but he's he's going to be home soon. He's the daycare. >> Okay. Well, we'll just keep you here. Okay. So, you said black bra or sorry, red bra, >> black tank top, a a red bra, um, and black shorts and she's tall. She's about 58 >> and she was you they were all fighting outside. >> No, when my cuz I called my daughter and my daughter come pull me in and the girl jumped out of some car and it attacked my daughter on the porch. That's when I opened the door cuz I heard banging and then the black girl uh pushed my my daughter in the house and it start punching her and then my grand my granddaughter came out. That's her mom and she started punching on her and we were trying to get her out and I was trying to get in there to call the police and then that that girl started punching on me and my head and everything. >> Okay, >> I am a nurse. I have a lot more to lose than to do this over here. >> Do you get what I'm saying? >> Do you get what I'm saying? Like I have a lot more to lose than to engage in violent activity. >> How does she steal that money? Does she like live like that? >> They're on the same >> Okay. So they took her money. >> They took her money. >> Hold on. >> She said she came here. >> The mom and the boyfriend pulled up in the car. The mom jumped down and started swinging on her. So she whipped her ass. She whipped her ass. The grandma got her ass. >> Grandma started hitting me. They started hitting me too. [laughter] AND THEN I STARTED DEFENDING MY dragged me in the house. >> EXACTLY. SHE STARTED HITTING US WITH THE PANTS. THEN THE MAN HIT her and then she like the man with the >> with the gun. The man with the gun. He he hit her and then he pulled the gun out. >> Mama, I need to talk to you separate real quick. >> The grandma gun with that never been hit. Nobody's like we are on a legal binding document together. Repay rent. She has not been in my home since >> uh Can you turn around and change my back right now? You're being detained. >> Put your hands up, bro. >> Why am I being detained? >> Cuz you you're the suspect in all this, but I don't know exactly how, but we'll figure it out. Okay. So, you're not under arrest. You're just being detained. >> Please. You have any weapons? >> Oh my god. No. I'm a nurse. >> I have a nur I'm a nurse. I'm a nurse. I just got through working at Harborview. Like I said, I have a lot more to lose. They have all ill intent in that house. They have ill intent. >> They were planning on >> Right now, you're actually detained. Okay. >> We finish this investigation. >> What? Just chill out. Chill out. It's okay. Chill out. >> You're just detained right now. Okay. >> You're not You're chill out. >> What? What? >> Are you serious? >> I'm a whole nerd. Are you serious? >> For six hours after detained. >> What? Oh my god. I've never even been >> another man who was told to leave the area refused and disrupted the investigation, further complicating the officer's work like that. Don't grab my phone like that. >> Closing it off. >> But I'm here with them. >> What do you mean with everyone here? What do you mean? >> You're even going to go out there and stand. >> I was sitting there at a reasonable area. Why are you grabbing me? >> Because this is an Bro, what is your badge number? >> What's your name? >> I'm serious, bro. We're going to end up arresting you. >> No. Why are you arresting me? >> The officers moved the suspects away from the scene to continue their investigation in a less chaotic setting. >> Honestly, we're going to arrest you for obstruction. How am I obstructing the scene? I'm speaking your language, bro. But how am I obstructing the scene? Can I ask you? >> Because you're just being too close. This is crime scene. >> I was literally at least 20 yard away >> from an officer with any type of weapon and you guys keep walking up to >> But now, but now we just need you to just trying to make sure I'm recording for her safety, bro. Cuz you >> We are recording. We have more. >> Bro, I want I want your name and my name, bro. >> Hey, bro. >> I didn't even do nothing wrong. >> Relax. >> I didn't do nothing wrong, bro. >> You refused to leave. >> Several verbal commands. Lawful commands. >> All right, bro. I'm on a public. >> All right, bro. All right. Well, now you're going to get arrested. >> Fight in court. >> That's where you get the fight. >> Where am I going? Put him. >> Where am I going? >> Ma'am, do you remember who hit you today? >> Yeah. >> You You'd remember them if you Okay. But but you'd be able to recognize her. Okay. So, right now we have somebody detained in handcuffs. Okay. Just cuz they're surrounded by police and just cuz they're in handcuffs doesn't mean that is the person. Okay. >> It's just as important to know if it's not the person as if it is. Okay. So, what we're going to do right now, we're going to put you in the back of this car. >> Okay. >> We're going to have you We're going to drive by that person. >> Okay. >> I just need you to tell this officer yes or no that is the person. And then we're going to take you down the road a little bit so the fire department can check you out. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. We'll help you out. Okay. >> I'll just explain it real quick. Okay. So, I'll have you look out the window and I want you to just say yes or no if that's the person you recognize. Okay. >> Look at the car. >> Look at the car. >> That is >> positive one. William 32. Positive identification. >> Let's get her out of here. >> Hold on. Can you say what's going on? >> For what? They touched me. >> Let's go. We'll give you the right. >> Hold on. Hold on. HOW IS IT ASSAULT if someone touches you first? I need a question. No, you guys keep trying to tell me I just assaulted somebody. Look at me. How am I assaulting someone? >> I would like to get your statement. >> But you guys are arresting me. He just He didn't say that I was He didn't say that I was getting arrested. He just said I was just >> I need you to chill out for me. Otherwise, we're just going to have to put you in the car. You understand? Walk with me to the car so we can talk about what happened. >> Sure. What? Do you have gas? Go right here. >> Huh? >> No. Get it off number, bro. I need someone to pick up some money. This is >> Bro, Highline, >> bro. This dumb as Bro this want to touch me and everybody in their family and you guys want to sit here and arrest me. THE I DID NOT TOUCH NOBODY UNTIL THEY TOUCHED ME. ALL THREE OF THEM. ALL THREE OF THEM TOUCHED ME. the and I was supposed to sit there and just wipe the code. That's crazy as that's crazy as >> So when are you guys going to get my statements? >> I don't know. >> What do you mean you don't this? I'm not talking to you. I'm I'm going to read your Miranda rights. Okay. >> I want you to get my statement first. >> Okay. I'm going to read you first. I got I want you to get my statement. >> Okay. Listen, you can talk to me after this. Let me read this to you first. [laughter] You have the right to remain silent. You have the anything you say cann be used against you in a court of law. The victim identified the woman in red pants as the person who struck her first. The suspect was visibly upset, claiming that the police were arresting the wrong person. However, the decision to detain her was based on statements from the victim and witnesses. >> But my question is, why am I arrested? Well, let me ask you what what what's the definition of assault? >> That's something that your lawyers can explain to you. You don't >> No, but you guys are you guys just said I could talk to you. So, how what is the definition of assault? >> You should know that, right? In your position. What's the definition of assault? >> It's not a legal It's a question. >> It's not a It's not legal advice. It's a question. I'm not asking question right now. >> Okay. So, you What's your name? [snorts] >> That's why I just asked you. I asked you if I'm going to be able to talk to you and you just >> Yes. And right now, I told >> you just told me you're not talking to >> You just told me I can't talk to you. You just told me I was not talking to you. >> Thank you for >> You guys want people to be respectful to you, but she was not disrespectful. >> So I would Excuse me, Mr. LEE. >> YEAH, >> I JUST HAVE A QUICK QUESTION. What is the definition of assault? >> What is the definition of assault? Any unwanted touch? >> Witnesses doubted the suspect's claims. They pointed out that the elderly woman accused of attacking couldn't have done so. She could barely walk. They also questioned why the rent money dispute wasn't reported to the police before things escalated. The group's actions made it clear they had arrived intending to cause trouble. >> Came here just to talk. I just wanted to talk to her. I've been best friends with her for 11 years. >> Fight back at all. >> No degree. >> No, I got hit. >> Okay. >> I got hit. How could I fight back to a man? I got hit by a man. >> So, they're PC. Okay. It's DV because they're former roommates. So, let's get her out of here and let's question her someplace else that's not right here. >> Okay, >> perfect. >> Okay, so she's under rest of this plan. >> She's under arrest of this plan for consult for >> at this point. We got to figure out if there's more to it. >> But I definitely want to finish up with her statement. I just don't want to do it here. There's too many there's too many moving parts here. >> Okay, let's go ahead and stand up. So, this time you are under arrest. Okay. >> I'm under arrest. >> Yes. So, we're going to walk out. >> This is horrible. >> How am I under arrest? >> We'll explain it there. Please do not start fighting this. Okay. >> This is horrible. Let's go ahead. We're going to go in the back seat. Okay. I have so much to lose. >> Just because you're under arrest doesn't mean you're convicted of a crime. >> This is horrible. I've never been arrested. >> I've never been arrested. >> I'm literally like >> You have anything on your person? You're >> No, I don't. So, >> I'm just doing a search of your person. >> No, I don't have anything on me. >> I don't have anything on me. >> We have to search. It's It is policy that we search you, sir. >> I didn't come in here with ill intent. I just wanted to talk. >> All right. Go ahead and face the car. I just wanted to talk for you. >> All right, I understand it's frustrating. >> Go ahead and kick one of your legs out for me. [laughter] >> All right, go ahead and have a seat. >> The hell? >> Can you just please so I can buckle you in, please? >> I need to MAKE SURE BEFORE I GO dang it, guys. >> My hand is >> perfect. Perfect. Thanks. The girl with the braids. What is she? So this is >> and then me get arrested and these are just bro that's stupid as on god that's dumb as I [ __ ] you guys don't know how to do >> keep it that's it >> you don't get it you don't you don't >> I don't want your foot to get hurt >> YOU DON'T YOU DON'T get it you don't >> Ultimately charges were filed against several individuals the woman in black was charged with assaulting ing an elderly person. The man who refused to leave the scene was charged with obstruction. The woman in red sweatpants was charged with domestic violence and the man with the gun was charged with fleeing the scene. If convicted, all three face potential jail time. So, who deserves grace [screaming] and [crying] who needs to be held accountable? Drop your thoughts in the comments because the body cam doesn't lie.