Did you throw the phone? >> Yeah. >> Why'd you throw the phone? >> Because she's a horrible person and >> No, I don't know if I >> don't know what that is. >> Stop. >> I don't know what that is. >> She needs to shut up. >> Stop. >> You What are you going to do? What are you going to do? >> All right, take a look at this. [snorts] These are the moments when the police have officially had enough of folks who think a hotel lobby is their own little kingdom. Well, right up until someone gives them a blunt reminder that they don't make the rules. >> 911. >> Stop calling 911. Why are you calling 911? >> So, it's April 3rd, 2024 down in Palm Beach. Police get a call about a drunken Karen making a scene in the lobby. Now, this lady, she thinks she's a star in her own movie, but the truth is she's just a public train wreck waiting to happen. >> Hello. >> Hi. Like g up with like band-aids and >> Okay. Were you drinking tonight? >> Are you going to take me to jail? >> No, I'm just trying to find out what's going on. So, what happened tonight, though? How come you're on the >> Take me home and I'll be fine. I can't I can't take you home. Where do you live? >> Well, like take me home to my room. >> You just want to go to the room? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, how come you don't go to the room then? >> Why do you want Why do you >> My key >> So, you want me to take you to your room cuz you lost your room key, >> dude. I'm an independent woman. I'll be fine. >> But you just asked me to take you to your room. >> Let's go. Let's go back to your room then. >> No, there we just hold two seconds. Do you have anyone in the room with you or myself? I'm a I'm a solo pioneer. >> All right. Well, you're upset about something, right? >> Oh, I'm very upset, but like >> So, what do you say? >> Does it matter? >> I want to help you out. If you're upset, I don't want you crying and not wanting to >> Oh my god. I >> Are you feeling okay, though? Like, what's so what's going on? >> You just like only want to >> What's going on tonight? >> Dude, don't make me explain my life to you. >> So, what happened tonight that led to this? Um, I I got my everything is stolen from me. >> What do you mean by that? >> Everything's stolen. You have my ID? >> Yeah, I have your ID. >> Everything else besides my ID is stolen. >> Okay. What's all that stuff right there? >> Go for it. Look. >> No, I don't want to look. I'm just ask I'm asking you what you mean by that. >> There's um tampons and pads. >> Pick it up and put it back in your bag. No, I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to I'm showing you cuz you asked me what is in my purse. >> No. >> Did you not? >> You said things were stolen, so I'm just asking what it was. >> This is what I have. >> Do I have a phone? No, I don't have a phone. >> I don't have a phone. >> You think someone stole it from you though? >> I absolutely know somebody stole it. Dylan stole it. He called me from it not that long ago. That's my boyfriend. >> Is he staying with you? >> He was. >> Where is he now? I have. >> Instead of facing reality, she's living in some high-end fantasy land. She's even trying to cast her boyfriend as the villain in this little drama she's cooked up. Anything to cover up how empty the whole act really is. >> So, was everything fine at dinner? >> Hey, parked up. Yeah. No, the thing is we're fine. Like, he just called me. >> Okay. So, >> he said, "Are we fine?" And I said, "Yeah, we're fine." >> So, everything was fine at dinner. There was no bad blood or anything like that. No fighting, nothing. No. And then you decided to come back here. So, how come you're how come you're upset right now, though? >> Because I'm just a calm. >> Okay. So, why do you feel that way though? What's going on? Like, what's going on? Obviously, it's with Is it with him there's a problem? >> Can we just like not talk about this anymore? Like, you're very very upset. >> I just want to make sure you're okay. I'm not okay. You're a little gay. >> That's your boyfriend. >> He's on the phone. >> I I I I've called the front desk, right? And I've asked them I gave I said, "Look, whatever you guys got to do, let her in the room. All the is in the room." I gave her my jacket when she had a pizza >> running around. And I said to her, "Listen, babe. If you call me, I'm out." >> So, how come he went home and you came here, though? >> No, I came here to pick him up. >> Okay, I got you. That was the wholeing point of me coming here. This is what I'm saying. It's like I am not a bad person. I come here to pick him up. >> No one's saying you're a bad person. >> Takeing get the Uber home. >> I was like, "Hey, >> I'm not a bad person." >> I came here to get cuz I love him. >> I don't blame you. I don't blame you. I don't want to deal with her either right now. She's clearly uh >> I don't [ __ ] >> Well, I'll give you a call. I'll call you afterwards and I'll let you I'll give you an update. Let you know what happens. All right. But you're okay with her staying in the room. >> This is what he does. He's He's psychological. We have the best dinner ever. >> I tell you, I feel for these officers. Talking to her is like punching at the air. Just because she spent a few bucks on a room, she's convinced the laws of society don't apply to her. She thinks she's the exception to the rule >> in the morning. No, Dylan needs to bring my back here now. >> Alicia. Alicia, I'm going to take you back to the room. Okay. >> Oh, let me >> Okay. Can I not Can we not agree on something? Is over $1,000 not worth a felony? >> I'm going to take you back to the room. Okay. You want to go back to the room, right? >> What? AM I JUST AING PIECE OF GARBAGE? >> OH, absolutely not. But you told me you want to go back to the room, RIGHT? I DO, BUT I ALSO WANT MYING cell phone. >> I want TO TALK TO MY MOTHER. >> Of course. >> Okay. Do you want to go back to the room to sleep it off? So, we can take you like you asked. >> No, I want mying cell phone. >> So, now you don't want to go back to the room. >> I do want to go back to the room, but I would also like to have my cell phone. >> You're kidding me. >> We'll look We'll look for you. >> Let's go back. Come on. >> Okay, let's go. I would love for you guys to do a full search of my room. Like I what do I look like? Aing peasant cuz I >> I don't I have a cell phone. I'm not aing I'm not a person that lives under theing bridge. Dude, this is aing $2,000 room. I'm not a I'm not a bad person. >> I'm not saying that. >> I don't you guys. >> You know what? It's fine. Don't worry about it. He doesn't have my phone. 100%. Chase is on it. >> Okay. Trying to help you. What? >> You know what? You're not trying to help me. >> Well, we got you back to your room like you wanted. >> I'ming leaving this room immediately the second you guys out. >> You can't leave the room. >> They're going to call us back here. >> I'm going to get an Uber and I'm going to go home. >> Okay, that's up to you then. But you just can't drive. >> But instead of keeping her head down, she decides to pour gas on the fire. starting to throw around baseless threats at the cops. Talk about a self-inflicted wound. That imaginary status of hers, it's becoming a trap she set for herself. >> I I swear to God, I'm going to file a lawsuit against you guys foring this because I guarantee you I'm going to prove through my Verizon statements that he called me through you guys. >> Yeah. Okay. and I'm going to file a lawsuit against you guys. >> How do you put this thing on speaker? >> I don't even know if it has speaker. >> It doesn't cuz it's a [ __ ] $1,500. >> It has a dial tone. >> Oh, it does? >> 911. >> Stop calling 911. Why are you calling 911? >> And there there's a dead bolt. You could lock a dead bolt and know if you get in from that. >> Excuse me. You guys are the officers. Can I please Will you please give me advice on how to dial if >> You just You just did it. You just did it. That's what you do. You call 911. >> There's a deadbolt on the door. You deadbolted and no one's going to come in. Just lock the door when we leave and no one's coming in and the lobby's not going to let anyone in. >> You'd think she'd head up to her room and sleep it off, right? Not a chance. An hour later, she's back in the lobby, blindly hurling her phone at the staff. And just like that, any hope for a pass went right out the window. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Yes. >> I'm just >> She threw the phone. >> Why'd you throw the phone? >> Because she's a horrible person. And >> no, I know. It's cute. >> No, she's literally ignoring me and she's flipping through her papers. Like I don't Dylan broke my phone. Come will you come look in my room? >> Yeah. Where? Come here. >> Is the phone broken in the room? >> Yes. He He broke the phone in my room so that I can't even call my I had I just had to P. >> So when did So when did Dylan do this? >> When I I'm assuming when he came and stole my phone. >> How How long ago was that? >> I have no idea because he called me off of the front desk phone. >> Yeah. But so here's here's the thing though. like an hour ago. We came in here, we put you into the room, and the phone was working perfectly fine because we showed you how to use it. We showed you how to call 911. >> You guys show me, but it never worked. I know, but >> it never ever worked after you guys >> dressed. >> I'm dressed. >> My suggestion, put an actual shirt on. Do you have any other clothes? >> The felony of my phone. >> I will handle that after the fact. Do you have any clothes to wear right now other than an open jacket? I can close it. >> Would you like a regular t-shirt? >> Tell her to put >> Tell her to put those jeans on >> and Well, these are pants. >> Yeah. >> I got a pee. >> All right. You got your shoes and everything? >> Yep. >> You got shoes on. >> Sorry. This is >> You want to zip that up or do you have another shirt or >> um Wait, wait, wait. Whose uh whose own is it? Mark. Yeah. >> Rather than owning up, she starts throwing out wild accusations, turning a small mess into a major felony. She still thinks she's walking out of there a free woman. But once those cuffs come out and the charges are read, >> uh, here we go. >> Ma'am, what we need to do is put the bags down. >> Go take the bags. >> Wait, are you guys arresting me? Wait, are you arresting me? >> Okay. >> Wait, why am I being arrested in a second, right? >> Okay. I don't understand why I'm being arrested when I haven't done anything wrong. You want to walk on it? What? What is happening right now? >> Right now, you're being placed under arrest for the damage to the room. >> Really? >> Yes. We'll go back to the station. You almost made a really, really dumb mistake. >> You guys, I didn't do anything bad. Stand still. >> I tried to call my mom and my boyfriend 500 times. Okay. >> Can I please Can I please call my mom and my boyfriend again? >> When you get to the jail, you'll be able to make a phone call. >> You guys, I didn't do anything wrong. Look at my entire body. I willing show you. I will show you. This is so unnecessary. I am not a bad person. I own two houses. This is so unnecessary. >> She took a ride to the county jail to face the music. Property damage, disorderly conduct, and abusing the 911 system. Look, the lesson here is simple. A bad attitude won't get you very far in this life. Drop a comment below and let me know what you think of this solo show. But don't go anywhere because this next one, it gets a whole lot messier. >> Don't talk to me like that. You have been kicked out of the >> What is your name and your badge number? And what is your name and your badge number? >> Sierra. >> Now we're over at the Marriott in Marathon, Florida. Police get the call about a lady who's had a few too many causing a scene in the lobby. But give it about 2 minutes and it's clear this isn't just about happy hour anymore. Things are heading south and they're heading there fast. >> Anyway, so he kicked her out of the room, wanted her out of the room. So I brought her downstairs. Now she wants a ride home and I was like, "Well, where's home?" She said, "Zephr Hills." I said, "Well, you know, Zephr Hills is 6 and a half hours away from you." She goes, "I don't care. I want ride home." So I'm like, "Well, I can't get your ride home to Zephr Hills unless you have a credit card and put you in a Uber." She goes, "I'm not paying for it. he's paying for it. So I went back up to his room. He's like, I gave her 500 bucks. Like that's enough to get her out of here. And I said, "All right." So then I called you guys cuz I don't know what to do with her. I don't know if we want to just take her up to Fairfield and Hampton, get her a room for the night. She's got enough cash to do that. >> Do you want to trespass on the property? >> I I mean, I don't want to be a douche, but I I she can't come back here. So yeah, kind of do. You know, I don't want to, you know, but I got to get her out of here. She's right over here. Name >> is Amanda. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Down the chairs. >> Hi, Amanda. >> I'm not Amanda. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. What's your name? >> I have to tell you my name. >> I'm not a problem. What are you? >> 3351 33. >> Well, the business has requested that we remove you from the property. So, yeah, you are a problem. And at this point, you're required to give me identification. So, it's either you >> I don't I don't know what your problem is. >> Ma'am, there's no reason to come off like that. All right. You're being trespassed from the property. >> I'm not trespassing. I'm staying in a room. >> You're not. You've been kicked out of the room. >> Awesome. >> Okay. >> I know this is all recorded. >> Yep. We're audio visual recording constantly. >> The camera doesn't lie, folks. She had a chance to call an Uber and go home, but she chose a showdown instead. She honestly thinks that being stubborn on that lobby sofa is going to somehow magically stop her from getting kicked out. >> Trespass. Okay, they want >> I'm not trespassing. I'm allowed to stay here. you would let me talk. Okay. >> Don't talk to me like that. >> You have been kicked out of the room. >> What is your name and your badge number? And what is your name in your badge number? >> Sierra 0616. >> Awesome. >> There you go. >> Thank you. Why am I getting kicked off of doing nothing wrong? >> Because the property wants you off of their >> Who is the property? >> Where's the property? >> He was already trying to talk to you. >> Who is he in the property? >> So listen, ma'am. This is what's >> the sheriff right now in your life. No. No. >> So, this is what happened. I'm going to either remove you from the property or you're going to >> I'm going to remove and you're going to >> because right now Nope. Right now, you're violating Florida statute. You are required to leave this property. >> All right. Listen to me. I'm going to make this very clear. All right. >> I'm going to make it very clear. Call people who are your authority and I have no problem doing that. I am a woman. I'm a national and I don't have time for your I didn't do anything. >> I am a woman as well. >> Okay. Then what is your name and your badge number? Cuz it's all recorded too, honey. >> Deputy Foster. 456. >> What is your problem? Why are you here? >> I've explained to you that they do. >> No, you haven't. I don't understand what the [ __ ] your problem is. >> I don't have a problem. >> Then why are you here? >> Because the property >> This is recorded. No, honey. No. Why are you here? >> Because the goddamn property recorded your [ __ ] Thank you. Live on national. No. I will totally cooperate. Let's do this. >> The property manager wants you offer the property. Okay, I don't have a problem with that. Where's the property manager? Who are you and you? >> The entitlement here. I mean, it's like watching a toddler have a power trip. She's convinced she's above the law and just waits till you hear what comes out of her mouth next. >> And very black and white for you. >> If you do not leave, you will be subject to arrest. You will go to jail. You're going to go to jail. >> What crime am I committing? >> Trespassing. >> You are trespassing and you are not leaving. >> I am in a room that I'm allowed to be here that somebody paid for. Oh, so that guy said he didn't pay for a room which is all recorded. >> I'm sure there's a room paid for, but you are not allowed to be here anymore. >> I don't mind if not be here. I don't want to be here. >> Okay, then let's get off the property before you go to jail. I know you don't want that. >> I'm not going to go to jail. I didn't >> I'm telling you you're going to go to jail if you don't leave. >> Why would I go to jail? >> Because you are not leaving the property upon request. >> Oh, you What is your name in bed? >> I just You're too intoxicated to remember anything. >> I am not into >> Honey, this is all recorded. What is your name and your badge number right now? >> Call your sheriff and your boss. I want to speak to your boss. >> You understand that you're not reporting anything? >> You understand that I'm not playing your game. >> Okay. >> Call your right now. [laughter] >> You're going to go to jail. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> If I do, you're going to pay for it. I will lovely gladly do it. >> Go ahead. >> Let's go. This email is requesting the president. >> What is your name and your number? >> I've given it to you. Now this >> you're not going to give me your name 00616. You can't remember though because you're too heavily intoxicated. >> I don't need to [ __ ] remember. It's all recorded. >> Hey. Uhuh. >> What? >> There is no need for that. >> This early intoxication and refusing. >> I am not drunk or just >> Oh my god. >> Her mouth is running like a jet engine with no brakes. Once the manager officially pulls the plug on her stay, she just boils over into pure chaos. Little does she know, Lady Justice is waiting right outside the door. >> She was with me. >> Okay. >> I wanted her out of my room. >> Yep. She's being trespassed from the property. She's >> I'm not her mom's threatening. >> What the [ __ ] you're doing and you two and you're being devil woman. I'm sorry, but you're being this motherucker over here with his No, I've already got you recorded, too, honey. >> Ma'am, >> did you take a oath? >> No. You >> did you take an oath? What is your name, mister? >> You're going to go to jail in a minute. >> What's your name? >> If you step around your hand behind your back. >> I don't need to step around. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do nothing. Oh, okay. >> You stand up. >> What did I do? I asked your name. >> I asked your name and your badge number. Okay. >> You're going to rob. >> All right. Let's go. >> Off the property. Off the property. >> Yes. And now you're going to jail. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't COMMIT A CRIME. >> YOU'RE committing a crime right now as we speak. >> WHAT AM I COMMITTING A CRIME FOR? >> NO, I'm not. >> Oh, thank God I'm recording your >> Yep. We have body cameras and incar cameras. >> Good. I'm glad you do cuz you are going to be without a job tomorrow. >> I cannot wait. Carl is from Virginia. >> Yep. What crime did I commit >> right now? Right now you're committing disorderly intoxication and not request. Yes, you are. >> Thank you for recording what you're doing. >> You're very welcome. >> I cannot wait to take your >> You are Thank you. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. Talk about digging your own grave. She's running her mouth so much she's basically handing the cops the shovel. Well, looks like she won't be needing that Uber after all. The patrol car is giving her a free ride straight to the station. >> Go to jail. Stick your finger on my ass one time. I wish you would. >> I really don't want to do that. I'm not you got to do what's your name and your badge number multiple times. You can't remember because you're >> What's your name and badge number? Cuz you ain't going TO HAVE A JOB AT ME. >> I'M COMING LAW NATIONAL. >> THAT'S FINE. >> You had no jurisdiction over me, [ __ ] >> All right, that's cool. Open your hand. You're going to jail. >> Take my I don't give a I'm going to own you and I'm going to have a lot of money. Let's do this. >> I cannot wait. Let's go to jail. >> Let's go TO JAIL. >> I cannot wait to owe you. Y'ALL MOTHER'S GOING TO owe me money, MOTHER. YOU BETTER CALL YOUR [screaming] BOSS. >> HELLO. >> Are you going to start behaving? >> I didn't misbehave. >> Uh-uh. Stay in the car. >> Don't talk to me like that. >> Wait, what side? >> What do you want to do? >> Your ass is >> fine. >> Is it locked? Is it? >> Yeah. >> Why am I arrested or detained? >> Right now, you're being arrested for disorderly conduct and refusing to leave the business after trespassing. I am so glad THIS IS RECORDING, YOU DUMB PIECE of >> I can't do it FROM THIS SIDE. >> LET'S GO. >> WHAT'S YOUR name and badge number? You taking off the office? >> I'm Sergeant Hill. >> Oh yeah, >> this my boss. >> I'm a NATIONAL [screaming] MOTHER. >> Her teeth >> are in that glove. >> She's screaming so hard her teeth are practically rattling out. Talk about a classic self-destruction. That high and mighty attitude, it melts away faster than soft serve in the Florida sun the second she realizes she's caught a whole new set of charges. >> What's your first and last name and your date of birth? >> Why do you need to know? >> Because you're going to jail. So, I need to know your >> not. Why am I going to jail? >> All right. Excuse me. >> Hi, ma'am. I'm Sergeant Hill with Monro County Sheriff's Office. I'm the supervisor. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Because you are disorderly conduct. The business asked you to leave. >> This is all recorded and I am a sovereign national citizen. I have a right to be here motherucker. Just pay for me to >> That's awesome. Now, I want you to listen to what I have to say. >> I'm going to take care of >> I want you to listen to what I say. That's fine. You can try. >> I will. >> Listen, here's what I'm going to ask you. >> You are lawfully under arrest at this time. >> Not what law at this time. At this time, >> woman, Angela, do not >> Angela, what is your first name, last name, and date of birth? >> I don't have to answer your question. So what you're saying at this time is you're refusing to identify yourself to law enforcement officer. >> My badge number, mother. >> So what you're saying is YOU REFUSING TO IDENTIFY YOUR NAME. >> MY NAME IS SERGEANT Hill with the Monro County Sheriff's Office. My badge NUMBER IS S9106. >> YOU HAD to detain. >> I please have your name and date of birth. >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. You are now arrested for obstruction of justice, false identification. >> We're going to go to the hospital first. Okay. I'm not going to no hospital. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. >> You have to. >> No, I don't. Yep. NO, I DON'T DUMB. >> YES, you do. You are right now. >> I'M A [ __ ] NATIONAL. I'm a woman. I woman do not HAVE TO DO A THING THAT you godamn say you might want to GODAMN CHECK yourself with the judge up north. You said YOU HAVE NO AUTHORITY over me. You acting motherly custody. >> I'm not going nowhere. I'm not doing >> I don't give a what you say. >> Your badge number. >> End of the road. She's headed to the county lockup to face the music. We're talking disorderly in talks, trespassing, resisting, and obstruction. If the judge isn't feeling generous, she's looking at a long-term stay at the Monroe County Hilton along with some pretty sour fines. Lesson learned: [music] know when to walk away before the cuffs come out. But don't get too comfortable because the dust barely settles before a new face shows up. And this time the volume goes way up. Now, let's head over to Beaver Creek, Ohio. November 30th, 2020. Police get a call about a woman giving the hotel staff a hard time. But here's the kicker. The lady behind the noise is a familiar voice from the world of Disney. Only this situation is anything but familyfriendly. >> Hi. Yeah, she just got to go. >> How are you? [clears throat] >> Sorry, I just took a drink of water. I promise I'm not saying >> No, you're good. What happened? >> I don't know. I >> Are you staying here? >> I am. >> Well, here. Why don't you grab a seat here? We'll just talk for a minute. >> I appreciate it. >> Okay. I appreciate it. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> I don't. What's your name? >> Irene. >> Irene. What's your last name? Irene. >> Bedard Wilson. >> Can you spell that for me? >> Disney princess, just so you know. >> Is that right? >> Mhm. >> Who are you? >> I'm the voice of Pocahontas. >> Really? >> Yeah. You're going to find me in your like thing right now. >> Why would I do that? cuz I am a 53year-old Native American woman who has had enough. >> That's it. >> No, I'm okay. >> Do you know your social security number? >> Should not be. >> And what' she do to you? >> Nothing. And that's the that's that's the work. Instead of acting like a grown-up, she decides to retreat into some royal fantasy. Too bad for her. A Disney get out of jail free card doesn't carry much weight when it comes to paying for your own mistakes. >> Oh, I can't see here. >> That's They don't want you there. >> Negative. Not this time. >> So, do you need to know where I'm going next? >> Yeah, I got to help you get there. Oh, sorry. >> It's okay. >> I'm the voice of Pocahontas. >> I believe you >> and you do not need to. >> Sorry. It's just something I do >> to me. Yes, you probably should because I'm way smarter than you are. >> Okay, I want to help you, but >> I know you just can't go there. >> I know. I know. I know. >> We're just not at that point in our relationship yet. >> I know. >> No, I'm okay. Okay. But it is how I last f found my relationship with cops. Okay. Any Where are you going to go? See, here's the problem. Now you're going to go to jail. >> I am staying away from you. >> No, you're going to go to jail is where you're going to go. No, it's what I'm doing is staying away from you. >> Come over here. It's just so we can actually talk. I don't want you to have to go to jail. >> This blind resistance of hers. It's really just a desperate cry for help from a shattered ego. She's basically forcing the officer's hands all just to keep her little victim delusion alive and well. >> Well, what are like what do you expect? >> I want you TO KNOW I'VE BEEN I'VE BEEN DOING THIS. >> I am 53 years old. >> Then you're old enough to know that. sit down. >> I am 53 years old and I'm 53 years old enough to know THAT LIKE WHAT I KNOW IN LAW IS I AM SUPPOSED to be about this amount from you. >> Does this work? Does this work? >> I DON'T KNOW WHAT THAT IS. >> IT'S YOUR CELL PHONE. >> I DON'T KNOW WHAT THAT IS. >> STOP. I don't know what that is. >> Put [laughter] your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Now, I don't want to have to hurt you, okay? I really don't. Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I just stop you from from doing this to me again? >> Not even a little bit. >> Pull your hands back behind your back. >> Why? >> Because you're under arrest. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Bring your hands back behind your back. Why am I in your wrist? >> It's called disorderly conduct. You have to stop. >> Okay. Okay, darling. >> Put your hands together. >> No, please. >> Like you're praying. Put your hands together. >> I know. I did not. Please. I did not do this. >> Yeah, I'm good. [laughter] >> No, I did not do this to me again. Relax. She did not hurt me. I did not hear that she was hurting me. She has not hurt anyone. >> No one. She I did not hurt anyone. >> My notebook and her phone's right down there. I got >> hurting you. I saw this. Dear sir, please. Please. Please. >> Do not get anywhere close to this. >> Did not hurt anyone. I did not hurt anyone. >> I've got to tell you, she's putting on a masterclass in playing the victim. If there was an Oscar for a self-written drama, she'd take it home. Her mouth is screaming innocent, but her hands and feet are doing a whole different kind of dance. It really, really didn't. Stop right there. You got any guns, bomb, bazookas, anything going to stick, stab, blow me up? >> Are you asking me? >> Yeah, I'm not asking him. >> Did you expect an answer? >> She slipped the cup last time. All right. Oh, she slipped a cuss a cuff last night. Let's sure. All right. So, you already had me on your Oh my lord. [clears throat] >> Somebody else remembers. I didn't know you. >> She already had a cuff on her and what's your name? What is your officer? Excuse me. >> Not let me go. >> I am not letting you go. >> Let me go. YOU TELL ME HIS NAME. YOU TELL ME HIS NAME. OFFICER, YOU TELL ME HIS NAME. OFFICER, YOU TELL ME HIS NAME. I WILL NOT LET GO OF HIS LEG. I TELL YOU, TELL ME his name. I will not. YOU HAVE TREATED ME THIS WAY BECAUSE I AM THIS WAY. I will not let go of nost. What is YOUR NAME? WHAT IS HIS NAME? I need to know is >> instead of hanging on to a shred of dignity, she doubles down on the acting, throwing out a bunch of halfbaked legal theories. It's a hopeless attempt to stand her ground right before the doors of justice slam shut. NO, I [screaming] AM NOT HERE. I AM NOT HERE. I AM NOT HERE. Oh [screaming] no. Oh no. >> [laughter] >> NO, [screaming] NO, NO. [screaming] HELP ME. [screaming] HELP ME. HELP. Help me. Help me. [laughter] Help me. >> Oh my god. [laughter] >> I got it. >> Step out for me. I >> got >> Let's go. >> Oh, no. No. What? No. Oh, I was like, [laughter] >> "No." What is she? >> I haven't seen you guys in a long time. >> No, no. What is she getting in your guys' business about tonight? >> Nothing. She was in the lobby and I could hear her yelling when I was in the bathroom. So, when I come out of the bathroom, I'm like, "Can I help you?" And she just like [ __ ] lost it. >> Okay. >> She was like getting chest to chest with me, telling me I was evil, reincarnated, and >> I'm like, "Okay, well, my name's Elizabeth. How can I help you?" And >> just went off. >> Yeah. Rather than prepping for her next big role, she's just punched a VIP ticket straight to the county lockup for disorderly conduct. And get this, it's her second arrest in just 3 days. Safe to say the judge isn't going to be too thrilled with her star-studded excuses this time around. One explosion ends and a new chapter begins facing the music for real. June 19th, 2024. Cops get called to a hotel because of a woman making a scene. You know the type the second you see them. They didn't check in to get some rest. They checked in to make sure everyone else has a problem. >> I asked her if she was okay, thinking like she fell or something. She told me that the dude that's in the room with her hit her, but she she loves him. It's whatever. Blah blah blah. And then 206 came down to uh >> So the people that are fighting in 207, >> all right, do you know their names? >> Uh her name is Randy. I don't know his name. >> Okay. Police Department. >> Oh, police department. How's it going? >> [ __ ] off. How about that? >> No, you're good, bro. What's going on? >> [ __ ] off. >> You guys doing okay? >> Yeah. No, >> [ __ ] off. Shut the door, Ty. >> Randy, >> shut the [ __ ] door. >> No, he is. >> You're getting kicked out. >> [ __ ] that [ __ ] >> bro. You guys are good. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> She just got you guys thrown out of the motel. So, start packing up. >> The moment the officers show up, Randy greets him with a mouth like a sailor and an attitude that's just plain brazen. I got to say, picking a fight with the law when your head is full of booze, that's never been a winning strategy. >> There's bottles everywhere. She's actually the problem. >> Yeah, she's yelling at us to [ __ ] off and all this other >> slamming doors. So, >> okay. Um, I did not know that all of this was going on when I accepted. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. As soon as we got to the stairway, you can hear him yelling. So, I don't know how you guys didn't get more calls on that. >> It's been going on since last night. According to 206. >> Um, but it's the first that I've been made aware of it. >> Okay. So, the guy's super mellow. She's actually >> The guy is really shifty, too, though. Like, she's really chill. >> Thank you for calling. She seems like the problem right now. So, she's probably going to end up going to jail. >> I would appreciate that. >> So, we'll go back up there, talk to her. I mean, the way she's acting though, she's probably going to do something stupid and go straight to jail. >> Weird gross. Artisia Police Department. >> Okay. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. >> No, I don't have to. >> I need to talk to you, man. >> Okay, you can talk to me right here. >> Okay. Well, >> I'm not opening my [ __ ] door. >> Housekeeping's coming to see the state of the room. >> I don't need housekeeping. I already paid them a dollar. >> Okay. Oh, they're kicking you out. >> Huh? >> I want my money back then. >> You're not getting your money back. >> Okay, then I'm not I'm not um Door's not opening. >> I want my money back. >> Okay. Well, they got to check the state of the room first before they can give you money back. >> Let me shut the door. I just shut it to open it. >> It's almost funny how she thinks tipping a housekeeper a few measly bucks gives her supreme power over the whole building. Instead of packing her bags, she's busy packing on more trouble than she can carry. Come on. >> There's only me. >> You guys want to come look at it? >> There's only me. >> And then just hang out outside in case you come back. >> I want my money back, though. I got to go get another room. I'm from Rio. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> You guys want to check it out? >> OH, THERE'S ONLY POPCORN ON THE FLOOR, LADY. >> Stop yelling. There's other people here. >> Jesus. >> Quit yelling. >> Come on. >> Shake your [ __ ] head. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] There's nothing wrong with this. I used to clean rooms. >> Tone it down. There's people other people here. >> My bad. >> I used to claim it was at a casino. >> You're being charged for this linen being destroyed. >> I took it. >> What you doing here? Take a [ __ ] You're being charged for this. Is she going to talk to me like that? I'll knock her ass out. >> She needs to shut the [ __ ] up. >> Stop. >> She needs to shut up. >> Things go from a shouting match to a full-blown circus real quick when Randy starts threatening to get physical with the hotel staff. >> Stop. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] you. What are you going to do? What are you going to do? [ __ ] you, [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Stay down. >> STOP. QUIT. QUIT. >> STOP. >> Are you going to stop? >> Yes. >> LET ME GO. >> NO. MY UNDERWEAR are not on. >> This [ __ ] is not going to talk [ __ ] to me. You [ __ ] [ __ ] Give me my money back. >> Don't [ __ ] yank me, [ __ ] >> Don't [ __ ] Don't yank me. I'll kick your ass. I'll kick you. [ __ ] Yeah. Jump. >> Quit [ __ ] yanking me. >> Well, LET'S GO WALK. >> QUIT YANKING ME. >> AND THEN WALK. >> Quit yanking me. I will [ __ ] hurt you, [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] away from me. Quit [ __ ] hurting me. >> Are you? >> Yeah. >> QUIT HURTING YOU. QUIT [ __ ] HURTING ME. >> WELL, quit moving, >> [ __ ] DUDE, I HAVE THESE CUFFS ON. I [ __ ] your ass up. You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] [ __ ] I'll [ __ ] come get you. Put the [ __ ] Give me my [ __ ] money back. >> Is he kicking you? >> YEAH. >> ALL RIGHT. YOU GOOD? >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. [screaming] BETTER THAN A PEACE OFFICER. [screaming] >> You're getting a room. You going to charge me? >> Yes, we are. THAT'S FINE. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> 10:15 FOR [screaming] >> Instead of shutting her mouth to keep a shred of dignity, she decides to let her worse side run wild. It's a pathetic performance, honestly. Every nasty word she spits out is just another brick in the jail cell wall she's building for herself tonight. >> [screaming] >> Take a seat. >> Hold on. >> Yeah. Hold on. >> One, two, three. >> Ready. >> Wait. Hold on. >> I can't get >> Okay, here. Hold on. Let me >> You're just [ __ ] undo me. I'm not going to [ __ ] do nothing. I promise. Hold on. Hold on. >> [ __ ] YOU. PAY TAXES. YOU [ __ ] >> Go back to Mexico. Go back to [laughter] >> Did you guys feel like she was actually going to hit you guys? >> Yeah, >> absolutely. >> Hey, assault times two and then the battery >> she she when she came at me, she touched my throat. She like barely touched me and you guys pulled her back. >> Okay. >> Oh, SIT DOWN. RIGHT. >> I AM. PUT YOUR FEET PUT YOUR FEET UP AGAINST the up against the back. >> Take me already. [ __ ] >> what? >> Take me. >> Hold on. >> All right. >> All right. I'm done. >> All right. I didn't mean to be an [ __ ] >> I'm sorry, too. I'm a dick. I'm sorry. >> No, I didn't mean to be an [ __ ] >> No, I'm sorry, too. [ __ ] I'm sorry, dude. >> That rotten attitude of hers just punched her a VIP ticket straight to the station. It's a trip she didn't plan for, but the patrol car is gassed up and ready to take our princess on a little vacation to the county lockup. >> They [ __ ] won't. You don't have to [ __ ] take me to jail. Thanks a lot. MY SHIT'S ALL BURNED UP AND NOW I HAVE TO [ __ ] GO TO JAIL. [screaming] Give me a break. Really? You gotta turn your [ __ ] lights on. You're a [ __ ] punk, dude. I did seven and a half years in a joint. [screaming] You're a punk. You're a [ __ ] And your mom is a [ __ ] How do you She's probably born in Mexico, TOO. GO BACK TO MEXICO. COME DOWN TO IE. Come down to IE, [ __ ] Let's see how it [ __ ] rolls, you [ __ ] [ __ ] Come to the IE. Uhhuh. [ __ ] you, man. Punk ass [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [snorts] in New Mexico. I got my com I have a commercial. I can back a [ __ ] 18-wheeler up. Can you? That's what I thought. >> No, you [ __ ] can't. >> No, you can't. Let me see. >> In the end, she's hauled off to face the music. assault, battery on a law enforcement officer, criminal mischief, and resisting arrest. If the judge throws the book at her, she's looking at a $4,000 fine, 2 years probation, and a permanent ban from the property. If you think that's a steep price to pay, just wait because this next story gets even louder. On October 12th, 2023, Palm Beach, Florida, officers are dispatched to a luxury resort after reports of guests refusing to leave. One individual quickly shifts from non-compliance to confrontation and it doesn't take long before she's placed under arrest. >> Told them it was private property. They kept telling us to shut up. >> Approximately how many times were they asked to believe? Five by officer Mr. Angel and maybe like 10 by me. Uh three to five by officer Mr. Angelo. And uh at which point, you know, she just kept telling him to shut off. Shut up. And uh you know, one of the females walked down the drive. The other one stayed here. The other one kind of started getting in his face a little bit. He said he gave her four like a forewarning like listen if you do not leave at this time I'm going to place you under arrest. Yes I want to prosecute trespass. >> All right sounds good. >> All right. Come on. >> Final destination or what? >> A criminal. Where's my purse in my phone? >> I have it. >> Can you close my >> I'm not touching anything. >> Hello. Hi. >> You have anything on you? On your person? >> Nothing. All right. >> Uh, my door is there. My my >> and I will not go to my >> Thank you. >> I'm going to take it off. >> Why you do this? You have >> step inside. >> I see. >> Step inside for a second. >> I get your paperwork. Okay. >> Yeah. Bobby's coming back to do the report. You wanted to take it? >> Yeah. >> You want water? because you were on the property and you were asked to leave multiple times. So that's why >> instead of staying quiet, she talks and talks herself deeper into trouble. At one point, she demands a lawyer as if what she's doing carries no consequences at all. the lawyer. My lawyer? >> Yeah. When you get to the jail, you could call the lawyer. >> Why the jail? >> Because you're under arrest. That's why. >> Why arrest you? >> Because trespass after warning. I already told you. >> You were trespassing and they warned you 15 times and then you were placed under arrest. >> So you fighting in court now. You're a lawyer. You're going to jail. That's it. You're going to jail. >> I'm trespassing. I want to do nothing wrong. I hear my friends from California and like 10 police after I call and face the >> All right. Watch the bracelets, your watch and I need like my jewelry back. >> It's the jail will give it back to you. It's going in a bag and they're going to give it back to you when you get out. Oh my. >> No, it has to go all separated in different bags. >> Why? >> It's the way things are. It's the way we do things. >> Why you do that? >> Cuz that's how the jail person, you know, I don't do anything. >> I don't know what you want me to say. >> Support police. I like >> I appreciate my >> So I understand why you do that. You should let me go. You should do something. >> You won't. You're going to jail. You have rings on? No. >> No. >> No ring. Okay. >> Any anchorage? >> No. Nothing on my back. >> Yeah. Everything will get back to you. >> I'm counting everything. >> Look, I'm putting everything on this sheet. I'm putting everything on here. It's going to be a list of everything in your bag. >> What? >> Your phone? >> No, I can't give you your phone. No, you could call when you get to the jail. That's when you could call. Who do you need to call? >> I don't know. My lawyer. >> Yeah, you absolutely you could call your lawyer when you get to the jail. They give you your phone call. >> You're going to the jail no matter what because of trespass or warning. >> Instead of staying quiet, she talks and talks herself deeper into trouble. At one point, she demands a lawyer as if what she's doing carries no consequences at all. people in our homes to take over things. Why people wait for 5 minutes? We are we are woman. supposed to respect us and say like okay you go over you leave it nice and finish you because you want to find the reason to arrest you want to find the reason and you know why you can do this because you can write you want but they me I love you people. >> Why you asking people? >> What? >> Why you asking people? >> You never been arrested before? >> I haven't. >> No. >> No. Really? >> Never arrested. Never mind. >> I didn't I didn't know you've been arrested. I've been here when you've been arrested after the breakers. >> I never Oh my god, he saw me. This guy, he almost shot me. I could not breathe. My god. I remember I remember this this situation that was 2 years ago where one police killed this black guy choking him like this woman. >> She escalates making accusations dragging politics into the mix. It feels less like a defense and more like a performance spinning out of control. Each word digging the hole deeper. >> That's why I have to pay this tricky tricky way. He likes Why? >> What did I do? I wasn't even there. You broke the law. You're going to jail. >> It doesn't matter what you say, you're still going. I mean, >> no, logically it makes sense. are on me always breaking my neck all he has to go to jail not me because people cannot touch a woman if she not doing something wrong what is that almost break my arm almost break my neck wow this is unbelievable >> are you hurt >> of course >> do you want the ambulance to come >> no I need the ambulance >> okay >> I'm very strong woman like a good friend trust me he even have power. He don't even have uh energy. They supposed to even help and to be nice to Ukrainian people as to to Jews to cry. Are you from American? >> What? Who? The police. >> Police? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, he's American. >> This guy probably is married. He probably not married. He probably said life. Are you married? >> No. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You are the most among you. At some point, she leans on appearance and background like they're a shield. But that illusion doesn't hold up because the law doesn't bend for image or identity. >> 30 minutes. >> I won't go. If you got to go to the bathroom, I'll go in there. >> I'll turn it off. I'll face it the other way. >> It's just the way it is. What do you do? You have to go. >> Okay. >> I put that like that facing the wall. Let me know when you're done. >> Good. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. >> Try the other one. What's that? >> This huge this big key. >> Oh, this. Opens the door. >> This one. >> Yeah. >> Are you sure? >> No, it's not. Maybe from the wall. >> From my walls. Like >> for my ass. >> Oh, >> because you arrest two time wrong person. Too tight. >> I thought you were never arrested before. >> I never arrested. >> So how did I arrest you? Two times. >> You arrest two time wrong people. Listen to me. >> Who Who is the other person I arrested wrongfully? >> My sister. Your sister, IRS and your sister. >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. >> You was John. >> Uhhuh. What did IRS report? >> You was >> No, she's a prostitute. >> She's >> She's a prostitute. >> They got She's a drug. She has to pay for drug. They have the same boyfriend. In the end, she's taken to county jail, facing trespassing charges after warning. If convicted, she could face fines and a permanent ban from the property. And as one scandal leaves the building, another emotion steps in. Far more dangerous. On January 14th, 2025, cops get called to a hotel after a couple starts raising hell in the main lobby. Give it about 2 minutes and you can tell this isn't just your average spat. This situation is spinning out of control and it's doing it fast. >> Hold on. Let me talk. >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> So, um, the person that I, you know, travel with, um, we had him, we came down for vacation with my baby. >> Okay. There was a guy standing right here and I had asked him a question and it didn't look like he was all the way there. So he was like smiling and stuff out of the face. So she saw me talking to him thinking >> who who is she? >> My fiance. >> Okay. >> Saw me talking to him thinking that we had something some type of you know going on. So she want to be outside calling me all out my name screaming, hooping and hollering. They trying to calm her down because she can't even hear me loud. So they trying to calm her down. So they like talking for a second. They like He's sitting there all the time. There's something wrong. I don't give a about that. Call me outside of me. Get in the elevator. She's still being locked. I'm like, can you just leave? Like, can you just go just so it can be a piece of nice meat? I'm not leaving. [ __ ] police. No, she was like, I'm not leaving. She going to move. Just stand there so I can hit her. I'm not about to hit you. My baby's right there. I just want you to get >> Who's uh you guys staying here? >> Yes. My name. I want her to go. I don't not want to be around her tonight. >> Okay. Uh give me You got your ID on? >> Yes. I'm going go talk to them real quick and I'll come back and talk to you. >> Who you guys coming from? Michigan. God person. >> All right. Yeah, just give me a second. I can ride that too. >> She thinks she's using the police as her personal cleanup crew to get rid of the competition, but all she's doing is tripping a wire on a chain of events that nobody can stop now. SW >> um she came in her partner came in yelling at her um and she was cursing and it was like really loud. I asked her to come to the front desk for a second so I could talk to her to like cal her down. She was like no FBI left me. She was calling her and other stuff like at the front desk we were going to like get them out and then she came out before we came in and she asked her to call the police but >> and she's the one that stays here. >> She's the one who has been here in another person. I just checked her in. Are you guys willing to uh Well, she has a visitor. So, how does that work with you guys? If if she wants her out of her name and then she didn't add her as my company, so the other guests would have to leave. I can go up there and tell her. >> Can you guys trespass the other guests? >> We can trespass her. >> All right. So, I'm going to take her stuff and then when my partner gets here, we'll go up and talk to uh the other party. >> Okay. It's called Spain. I argue about that. Like I'm trying to argue. Go your way and I'm going go mine. >> So you want her out of your room? >> Yes. I'm not dealing with her tonight or no more? I don't know. >> Did you guys travel together? >> Yes. >> Who drove? >> Who drove I drove. So she will be stranded. I don't care. >> Uh there's kids in that room. >> Yes. >> Who they who they belong to? me up you left them up there with her? >> Yeah, cuz I because I just knew that um she was going to lock me out and I didn't know how I was going to get back in. So I I know she's not going to do nothing for me. >> Did she lock you out? >> I know when I left off, she was going to lock me out because she know that y'all came. She know I called the police cuz I said, "Oh, you don't want to leave?" I said, "Okay, I have something for you." So I went downstairs. She thought I was going to put my hands up. I'm like, "What do I do today?" >> 2:24, 2:59. >> I'm tired of her. She just been angry all day. I'm sick of that. >> So the key for the room is upstairs. here. The key the kid is upstairs. >> The officers head upstairs to deal with the second lady, but instead of playing ball and cooperating, this one decides she's going to play fortress and barricade herself in. Bold move. Let's see if it pays off. >> Hey, come outside. >> I don't have to come out. >> And we can we can take you out if you want. >> So, hey, check it out. >> This is not your room. >> Let me talk to you real quick. The one that rented this room wants you gone, right? The the hotel wants you >> have me gone and I paid for this. >> Hey, check it out. The hotel also wants you gone. Okay, mommy. So, >> either come with us and we don't take you to jail. You go out and that's it. Or you don't come and we'll take you to jail. >> Funny as hell, boy. >> Hey. All right. >> Come on. Get your stuff. Let's get going. I really don't want to take you to jail today. >> You can't. You can't take me to jail. >> Yes, I can. >> Yes, I can. I can't take me to jail, bro. Out of here, bro. If >> you don't leave, you going to jail. >> Shut up. All right. You can't leave. Where the other baby? >> Hey, is it just one kid or two? >> BRO, IT'S NOT NO OTHER BABY. DON'T DON'T DON'T STOP TOUCHING ME. >> Don't touch me in there, bro. Don't touch me in there. Don't touch it. Hey, >> so it's JUST ONE KID. >> DON'T IT LOOK LIKE IT? >> All right. >> Is you stupid? >> All right. Well, we going downstairs in there, bro. >> The escort. DON'T TOUCH MY DAUGHTER, BRO. MAN, you got some tell everybody. Where's uh >> somewhere? >> Hey, do you have her information? Cuz she decided to uh hurry up and leave. >> Well, as long as she gone, it's it's okay. I don't >> So, whose kid is up there? >> That's my kid. I'm about to go >> cuz she said it was her kid. >> Do you know her name and everything? >> I'm I'm not going to give y'all her name. I'm not because >> Okay. >> She's out the room. So, just go. Okay. So, >> hey, you said two kids. >> Just the one. Okay. >> So, she heard the left. She's not providing her information. So, she's not going to be trespassed at this point. >> Well, she was warned. If she does come back, even if we don't have it, we will we have it on beh. >> Okay. >> Blind rage has a way of making people miss their exit ramp. [snorts] She ignores every chance to walk away and decides to double back to the scene of the crime. Right back to that room just to get a hold of her fiance. >> Quiet. Take this off. >> Let her know that I need to get all my stuff out. Take this off. >> I need to get all my stuff out the car. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> What the Get all my stuff out the car. >> Let go. Let go. Get the door closed. >> Just close the door, bro. You're going to get in the car, bro. >> Stop. >> You pull again. >> That's crazy, bro. I can't even get the rest of my CAR. >> HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO GET ALL MY STUFF TO leave the to leave? >> My wallet and everything is in there with my money. How am I supposed to leave with my coat? >> You want me to see if I can get her stuff? CAN I GET MY COAT OUT OF HER CAR? THAT'S ALL I WANT. >> All she got to do is UNLOCK THE CAR DOOR, BRO. >> I don't know what the hell. >> Sheriff's office. >> I just want my bag, bro. >> Hey, do you have her stuff? >> Her wallet? >> Lock the car door. >> You have her wallet or ID or anything? >> Is Is her stuff in your car? >> I thought she grabbed it, but I >> besides his bag. Is there anything else that you know? >> I don't know. She said >> unlock the car door, D. THAT'S ALL WE GOT TO DO. >> I JUST UNLOCKED IT. >> UNLOCK THE CAR DOOR. >> What color? >> All right, honey. We'll bring this right to unlock the door, bro. >> What color? >> IT'S WHITE. IT'S RIGHT HERE ON THE SIDE. >> I'll be back, honey. >> Bro, hey, stop. Look. Right now, you're >> the more you do now. We're going to take your gun and stay at trespassing. I'm still trying to help you, but you just got to be quiet and we're gonna walk you out. >> Calm down. >> We're gonna walk you out, >> bro. I don't I don't want you to talk to me. I got it, bro. I heard I heard a lot of clear. I don't need you to talk to me. I don't need you to talk to me. >> I don't need you to talk to me. I heard him. >> I heard him. >> Bro, why I got this, bro? >> He does not have to do anything, bro. You could HAVE DID IT. ANYBODY ELSE COULD HAVE DID IT. >> That stubbornness just traded a hotel bed for a jail house caught. I mean, she didn't just dig herself a hole. She went ahead and built a finished basement under her own grave. >> No, I don't have to. Let me go, bro. Let me go. >> We don't have to. We already >> Let me go, bro. >> We gave you this morning, >> bro. I just want MY COAT. >> IT'S NOT THAT HARD. >> Y'ALL TOLD ME TO GRAB ALL OF MY STUFF. I TRIED TO GET ALL OF MY STUFF. >> It's that simple. >> Come on. >> DAMN. Don't >> let me go over with sit. >> No, don't stop, >> bro. Want to act up. >> Not acting up, bro. Y'all don't even understand the situation. Y'all just straight coming trying to act like y'all know what you all talking about. >> All righty. >> Where's your wallet? In your coat. >> I'm just trying to get my coat. Everything is in my coat. >> Where? >> It's in the back. >> In the back here? >> No. Just open the back door. It's a black It's a black Nike one. >> Black Nike one. >> Black Nike one right there. Leave it over there. >> This one? >> Yeah. No. Black Nike. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I just want my coat. That's it. >> All right. >> I'm going to jail with you. I'm going to make sure your stuff is in here. Okay. >> I got it all. >> Why I'm going to jail? >> Uh trespass warning. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Well, you got warned not to come back. And what did you do? >> She pulled away. >> I was just trying to get >> without too. >> All righty. So, we're going to get your stuff and we're going to take you to the Ocola County Sheriff's Office. You're going to the jail without it. All right. But I'm I'm not feeling your wallet in here. You got a wallet? >> I just said I got my wallet and stuff. I just needed to get my coat. >> So you want to jail for this? That's [ __ ] crazy. >> And hey, don't worry about her being cold without a jacket. The county jail always has plenty of uniforms in stock for folks who like to pick a fight. She's headed to lock up to face charges for trespassing after warning and resisting arrest without violence. What do you think about this lady's total downward spiral? Drop a comment below and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss the next master class in self-destruction. Appreciate you sticking around to the end. 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