Nothing because you have no sand. >> Leave your car right there. If you get into it, you're going to jail for DUI. We're done. >> Do it. >> Have a nice day. >> What's your name? >> Hands off of me or you're going to go to jail. Do you understand? Back. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND. >> STOP. [screaming] >> On October 13th, 2024 in Key West, Florida, a grown woman called the police because someone had parked in front of her apartment overnight and blocked her in. What started as a petty parking complaint turned into a full-blown adult tantrum the second the officer told her he couldn't do anything about it. >> Cuz I can smell alcohol on your breath. Okay, get real mad. >> This is what I do for a living. Get real mad. >> Okay, you can get as mad as you want to. Okay, I'm trying to explain it to you, man. It doesn't seem fair. >> It It doesn't seem fair. But what I'm telling you is at 10:00 in the morning when you're trying to leave, the cars that are blocking you are not here for victims. They're not open. >> They were here. That's why they were here. How do you know that Porsche was related to this? >> Because I saw it p it was pulled in there the night when I came home. >> Okay. So, how did you get in there if it was here? >> Okay. So, if a Porsche if I parked right there and a red Porsche is coming up right here behind me >> that came in before me, it blocked me in after I came home and walked and got dinner with my friends and walked home. >> Mhm. >> Like I live here. >> I I understand that. >> I live here. I park my car there. I live here. I have to get out and in. >> I understand that, ma'am. What I'm saying is >> there is a sign that says Arnold's towing. >> Not for you to start letting me talk. Okay. >> You want to arrest me? >> No. What would I want to arrest you for? >> Nothing because you have no sense. >> Leave your car right there. If you get into it, you're going to jail for DUI. We're done. >> Do it. >> Have a nice day. >> What's your name? >> Have a nice day. Your name? >> My name is Have a nice day. Get youring hands off of me or you're going to go to jail. Do you understand? Do not put your hands on me. Do not reach for anything. Do you understand? >> What's your name? >> Do you want to go to jail? You're not getting it. >> NAME. YOU'RE LEAVING. >> NAME. >> YOU'RE LEAVING. >> YOUR NAME. >> You are leaving. >> Officer, >> you're not getting it. >> Your name. >> Don't reach for anything in your pocket. Are you >> touching me? >> Yeah, because you you know what? Turn around. PUT YOUR HANDS PUT YOUR HANDS [screaming] BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. [laughter] Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. STOP. [screaming] PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. STOP. [screaming] 93. I'm going to have one in custody. >> He's hurting me. >> Turn over on your stomach. Turn over on your stomach right now. >> I won't. >> Turn over on your stomach right now. >> I won't. >> Don't move. >> I won't. I won't because everything that you just saw. >> You are going to jail. >> Send me to jail. >> I have my body cam on. Everything. >> I'm going to sue. Good. Good luck. >> Good. I'm going to sue you. >> Good luck. What's your name? >> It'll be on YOUR >> SAY YOUR NAME. >> IT'LL BE ON YOUR ARREST. >> YOUR NAME. >> Say your name. Stay right there. >> Say your name. >> Don't move. >> All right, fine. >> We have 103. I just got to hold it here. >> His name and his his badge number. >> Stay right here. >> Name and badge number. NAME AND BADGE NUMBER. Name and badge number. Name and badge number. >> It'll be on my arrest affidavit. >> Okay. She's hammered at 10:00 in the morning, slurring about her sacred parking spot while wreaking like last night's regrets. Officer calmly explains the club cars aren't breaking any laws. And she hits him with, "This isn't fair." on repeat. Fair, sweetheart. The only thing unfair here is whatever mirror told you this behavior was a personality. >> Don't move and don't reach for anything. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Don't reach for anything. >> I'm moving. I'm not doing anything. Stop moving. >> You went to jail for force. >> Stop moving >> for force. >> Stop moving. [laughter] STOP MOVING. >> MY BACK. >> STOP MOVING. STOP MOVING. >> YOUR KNEE. >> STOP MOVING. [screaming] >> STOP MOVING AROUND. >> YOUR KNEE. >> STOP MOVING. >> MY KNEE IS ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> OFFICER, YOUR KNEE IS ON MY BACK. OFFICER, please get IT OFF MY [screaming] BACK. >> IT'S NOT ON YOUR BACK. IT'S NOT ONLY YOU HAVE NO IDEA THE PRESSURE YOU'RE PUTTING ON MY HEAD RIGHT NOW. >> PLEASE, OFFICER, what's your [laughter] name? >> Stay still. >> Officer, please stay. >> OFFICER, WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> Stay still. >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> STOP MOVING. >> WHAT IS YOUR NAME? PLEASE >> STOP MOVING AROUND. [screaming] >> STOP MOVING. >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? What [laughter] is your mommy? WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> [screaming] [laughter] >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? [screaming] >> It's okay. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. >> Stop touching. >> Stop moving. Calm down. >> I never did anything. >> STOP MOVING. >> I'M SO TIRED. >> STOP. STOP MOVING. >> And then he'll relax. >> Arrest me. >> You are under arrest. >> You are under arrest. You're under arrest. >> You are under arrest. >> Cup this hand. Cup this hand. >> Cup this hand. >> Hold on. I'm trying to get a hold of dispatch. >> Bring your other hand. >> You don't have to grab my hair like >> You don't have to shove my arm like that. That's unnecessary force. Ow. [panting] He literally just grabbed my hair, ran my head to the side, and then grabbed my arm to the side for no reason. >> 93. Slow everyone else down. She's in custody. >> She's in custody. Oh yeah, the threat. >> They're not double locked yet. >> The threat. >> The threat is attained. >> We're on the Francis Street side of Vixens. >> Good for you guys. I'm glad you're a strong man. >> Okay. >> I hope that you feel strong. >> Stop moving. >> You're a tiny ass [ __ ] It's fine. >> I got it. I got it. I got it. >> All right. >> Oh, yeah. Put all your weight on me. Why don't you? Cuz that's all you have. >> No strength. Wait. >> No idea. She lost. >> Okay. Put you on like >> on the side. >> Man, we're going to put you on the side. All right. Just stay down. >> Just bring your knees up. >> You ready, buddy? >> I'm good. >> Where's your car? >> Right here. >> All right. My house. >> You guys areing stupid. >> I just wanted to go to my house. Come on. >> No. What you wanted to do was grab me from behind when I was leaving. >> From behind? >> Going to jail. >> What do you mean from behind? >> 1 2 three. >> No. From behind. >> At this moment, she's still chanting, "What's your name?" like a broken parrot. keeps accusing them of hair pulling and excessive force while literally fighting every single instruction. Rumor has it she's still asking for that name and badge number in whatever cell they finally stuffed her into. >> I would like an officer with a with a with a license. >> I did not try to grab him from behind >> any body cam. I did not try to grab him from behind. I never tried to do anything from him. I have nothing on me. I just want to see my dog. I never tried to grab my dog from behind or that guy from behind. What the do you guys mean? >> She's got nothing on her. >> I have nothing on me. He got overturned by me being a big girl. >> She's good. >> Yeah, >> that's fine. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. She's not double locked. Make her double locked. I need badge numbers of each of you. Badgeing numbers FOR RICHARD. >> Badge numbers. Name numbers. >> Hey, listen. >> I don't give a what you were doing to me is un >> unreal by resisting you, man. >> What you were doing to me right now is unreal. I don't give a [ __ ] who you are or what you look like. What you were doing to me right now is not okay. >> We're trying to check for you. I'm driving to my house WHICH IS BEHIND ME. I HAD no weapons. I asked him if I could park in my >> Let's go. Stop. >> Oh, I asked if I I could park in my spot. >> Sit down. That's it. It's over. It's over. Just sit down. >> I'm fine. I'm fine. Sit down, >> guys. I'ming Please just sit down. All right. It's over. That's it. >> It's over. You're going You're You're going to >> It's not over. I know I'm going to jail. Sit down. My dog needs to be taken out. Sit down. Because he attacked me. I'm going to jail. >> You will get another charge. Your feet. >> Tell me why I'm going to jail right now. >> Why? For battery once. >> What did I do to him? >> YOU JUST >> I did nothing to him. >> You were all going to jail for battery. >> Maybe. Maybe later. >> Sue you all. Sure. >> All right. >> We're going to be taking you out of the car to put your handcuffs behind your back again. Okay. If you decide to resist again, it's going to work out poorly for you. I promise. >> To see every single badge number, every single name. >> You'll have all they'll all be on your arrest. Every single report. >> That's fine. That's fine. Every single name, every single badge number that's listed on this. >> The officer that said that I touched him. Also, >> can you >> Yeah, absolutely. Unhook. >> All right. Move this handcuffs. >> Yes, sir. Absolutely. Completely understand. Right. >> Yeah. Let's go. I want you guys to understand that I'm thinking this is the law. >> All right. This was you're obviously like one kind of free pass for moving them up to the front. If you do that again, you're going to have an additional charge. Do not move your handcuffs to the front again. >> But I will also like charge you to the full extent of the law. Like you guys, I did nothing wrong. >> If I can put you in jail, I'm going to put you in jail for the rest of your life. >> You're not going to be able to >> and I hate you and I know that you die. Like, you guys are the worst. I'm just trying to go home. >> Dragged into the cruiser, she threw death wishes, threats to sue, and accusations of excessive force. Pure entitlement on rocket fuel. This dim bulb thought touching an officer would force the universe to move a Porsche, but the law disagrees. >> Get put your foot in the car. >> What did I do wrong? >> Put my foot in the car. >> What did I do wrong? >> I'm not going to tell you again. Put your foot in the car. >> That's what I did wrong. Slam the door in my leg and break it. Let me see. Is there a seat belt in there or no? >> Yeah. >> Do it, Lollipop. >> Can you turn your head? >> No. Can you? >> I don't know how. >> Thanks for looking out for us, guys. Really uh instructing the justice on the society that it needs, huh? Putting the bad people away. Eh. >> All right. Bear is that as >> I hope every single one of you guys gets cancer of the epidermis. >> I hope you die slowly. Wow, this is fun. Okay, ma'am. We're going to come out. Let me take off your seat belt and we're going to walk through that door that's open over there. Okay, let go of the seat belt, ma'am. Let go of the seat belt. >> I don't know who the you are, where the I am. >> I'm officer beer bar, Key West Police Department. >> I went recording of where I am. >> My body cam is I don't trust you. You >> refusing to get out. >> I went refusing to get out of the vehicle. >> Please record. Good. >> Hey, sir. Refusing to exit. Can I have a CO come down, please? >> Thank you. She She's battery Elio all over the place now. She's refusing to get out. Huh? >> Battery on. >> Battery on Leo. >> Yeah. And she's now refusing to get out of the vehicle. >> Okay, Miss Jackson. >> There you go. I want his name in his back. >> You're going to get make it worse. Go this way. >> You pull me down. I want his name. We'll >> do that when we get inside, man. >> He's coming inside with >> He's the one who said >> I'm scared, dude. What do you want me to do? I'm [ __ ] scared. >> I'm okay with that. Terrificing a piece of [ __ ] [laughter] I don't know where it's going. This guy hat the [ __ ] out of me. Maybe go to my gone. I'm a nice girl and this guy was just there for He was parked in my [ __ ] spot. I'm I'm a minister to society in what way? I don't understand. [laughter] >> Will you just kill me, please? What the is this? It doesn't make sense. >> It doesn't make any sense that my value as a human is >> definitely ins. >> The meltdown continued all the way into the jail, refusing to exit the car, begging other officers to kill her, claiming she's a nice girl and a minister to society. Lady, the only thing you ministered to that day was a master class in how to turn a parking ticket into felony battery charges in under 12 minutes. Michelle, aged 26, was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest without violence. She pled no contest, received 24 months probation, was ordered to complete a mental health evaluation, attend 3A meetings per week, write an apology letter to the officer, and pay $1,015 in fines and fees. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. 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