You're being detained, so I can identify you. Stop. Don't >> [music] >> Don't do this. Stop. You seriously are not allowed to do this. Absolutely. You're not listening. I'm not allowed to do this. You're not going to go to jail for resisting an officer. Woman refuses multiple orders to leave bar, claims innocence, resists removal. Officers warn of arrest. Escalation builds quickly. Who are you? I have my ID. >> Police officers, which was announced to you. That's my ID. You're not listening. Let go of me. I HAVE MY ID. You got to listen. >> What's your Is your first name Sophia? Yes. >> Sophia. Here's the door to the wallet. It's not yours. That's why I'm mad, because I did not have it. >> They were in your hands when I came to make contact. No, I did not. And then you're not listening when we're asking you to give your ID. You're being detained. >> No, I gave you my ID. That's why you had it. That's why you had it. I'm not being sarcastic. All right, you're under arrest. All right, let's go. Turn your back. We told you to stop calling. You're You're under arrest. >> you so many chances to act like an adult. Put your hands behind your back. No, I called I called 911. After ignored warnings and continued resistance, she's arrested for disorderly conduct and false 911, cuffed and jailed. Simple request turns serious. Thoughts below?