with alcohol. >> Yeah, I know. It's bad. It's bad. It's bad. >> But what public intoxication? >> Because you're intoxicated. I can s I can smell it when you look how you're acting. >> So, >> I'm not Emma, calm down. >> On September 13th, 2025, 19-year-old Emma calls 911 because her friend is foaming at the mouth after mixing Xanax and alcohol. Deputies show up to help and immediately meet the most exhausting, entitled, runaway train of a teenager you'll ever see on body cam. September 13th, 2025. Deputies arrive as EMTs are treating a young woman for a possible overdose. But instead of helping, her friend immediately starts arguing, refusing to listen and making the situation harder for everyone involved. And as deputies try to calm things down, things only get more chaotic. >> Basically, meet with the meet and whoever found them, get all the information and stuff like that. And what happened? I'm not sure what happened. >> She she she makes alcohol. >> She makes with alcohol. >> Yeah, I know. It's bad. It's bad. It's bad. But like if she's hold on, can I go with her? >> No. >> No, but I need to go with her. >> Well, we'll we'll figure stuff out, but we got to talk to you. Come here. >> But I need to go with her. >> If you say go, you can. >> No, but I'm her I'm her cousin. >> I understand that. How old is she? >> She's 19. But I'm her cousin. I need to go with her. >> So, she lives here or she lives here with you? >> Uh, she's here with me. Like, I'm the only person here with her. >> All right. Let's try to figure out what happened first. Okay. He's going to talk to you. >> No, I can't. I can't. >> Listen to me. We'll figure if anything, we'll take you to the hospital. Listen. >> No, no, but I can't leave her. >> We got to wait to get the fire rescue. You're not going in there right now. >> Paramedic. She's doing really good things right now. So, listen. We're going to try to figure out >> what's going on. That way, we can best help her out and we can uh determine what all happened here. So, you said she >> she it hasn't left yet. >> Okay. So, I'm I'm I'm sorry. I'm just very concerned about her. >> All right. >> Um, hold on. Hold on. What's your name? >> Emma. >> Emma. >> I'm Deputy Sticker. Okay. I understand it's early in the morning. There's a lot going on right now. Hey, I'm just very >> I just want you to realize you did the right thing. Okay. And I want you to breathe. All right. >> But can I go in the ambulance with her? >> Listen, not right now. If anything, we'll take you over there. Where is she going? >> Palms West. >> Palms West. What's your run number? >> Yeah, I need to go with her. >> 25 1110 277 >> because she was foaming out the mouth and like >> we got to figure out what's going on. >> No. So, basically what happened is that we went outside, you know, we were having fun. or whatever. Um, basically, you know, I have a high tolerance, so like I can handle my [ __ ] but she doesn't really have as high of a tolerance as me. So, she mix with alcohol. Wait, never mind. Um, >> well, listen, just cuz you said it doesn't mean she's in trouble. >> They need to know of what happened because her name >> I'll talk to the paramedics. >> What's her name? Um, le can I go with her? >> No, >> I can't go with her to prom west. >> I'm not bringing you in my truck. You said you've been drinking and taking >> No, no, no. That was a while ago. I've been taking care of her for the past 30 minutes, like like hour. >> From the first second she is screaming about riding in the ambulance while bragging that she can handle way more substances than her friend can. Saying she has a higher tolerance is apparently supposed to impress the cops who are trying to save a life. going to do that. So, >> I really need to >> I need to make sure my crew is safe. I'm not going to bring you. >> No, I promise like I just I need to be with her. Promise. >> If they said no, they know. Okay, >> I understand. But when we find out what happened, they in good hands. >> I'm not going to take care of you. Try to get a name and a date of birth. >> All right, we'll work on that. She said uh she's 19 so far. >> Look, I I need to go with you. >> And you live here? You live here with you? This your house? Is this your house or who the deal with you? >> This is not my house. >> It's not your house here. >> I'm here. I'm here with her. Like I was I live in this neighborhood. Like >> All right. Look, nobody's in trouble right now. >> You got to realize that. >> No, you I need to go with her. Like she she has nobody. Like her family doesn't care about her. Like >> Okay. >> I need to go with her. >> They don't want you riding in the rig because you said you had alcohol. You said you had She had alcohol. >> Listen, regardless, they don't want you going with her. We can take you over there. >> You can take me over there. >> Yes, we can take you over. >> Okay. As long as that's fine. Like I just like I'm really concerned about her. She was foaming at the mouth and like, you know, like I have a high tolerance, but she >> All right. >> She did some dumb [ __ ] She mixed with alcohol. >> And are you sure that's it? Because when they treat her for that, >> I promise you I know because I was with her all night. But she did some dumb [ __ ] like I can do it because I have a high tolerance. But she's not like me. Okay. >> She makes with alcohol and she >> Okay. >> She's foaming at the mouth. I'm like honestly very concerned about her. >> So she's 19. >> Yes. >> Okay. Like I said again, nobody's going to get in trouble for anything. >> But can you please take me with her? >> We have police cars. We can get you there faster than they get there. Okay. Don't worry about getting over there. We'll take care of that. All right. That's already been established. >> We understand that. >> I'm sorry. I'm just like really concerned. Like she was like I I She was on the floor like foaming at the mouth. Like I was so >> My next concern is you right. >> Oh, no. I'm chilling. >> I got that. But you also have a lot of adrenaline going right now because of the situation. >> Yeah. >> Right. Listen, again, I want to make something really clear. You're not going to get in trouble. How old are you? >> I'm 19. >> You're 19. Okay. So, I'm going to tell you right now, for a 19-year-old, that's a lot going on. Okay. No, I don't mind. Like, I deal with this [ __ ] all the time, but like it's just specifically >> what I'm saying is a 19-year-old shouldn't have to be dealing with it. Okay. >> No, it's okay. Trust me, I deal with more [ __ ] than whatever this is. >> But I just want to make sure my friend is good. >> Is it your friend or your >> like I was honestly very like concerned because she was here like like like literally foaming at the mouth and it was really scaring me. So I >> How long ago did she take it? >> Huh? How long ago did you take the alcohol sandwich? >> It's 7:00. >> She admits both of them mixed Xanax and alcohol, then spends minutes begging to be driven to the hospital even though she is clearly intoxicated. When deputies refuse for obvious safety reasons, she flips it around and accuses them of drinking. Um probably about like but she mixed it with alcohol and Xanax. So you know how that is like you black out. >> Um the Xanax it was probably about like 2:00 a.m. >> 2 a.m. >> 2:30 I'm sorry but officer like >> Yeah. I talked to the parent. >> We didn't get anything yet. Do you know her name? Your name? >> I do, but I don't feel comfortable giving it. >> Okay, we need it because the hospital needs it so they can get the medical. >> But could I give it to the paramedics? >> Just like the other deputy said, >> not under arrest. No one's under arrest. >> But could I give it to the paramedics? >> Why can't you give it to us? >> They tried. They came over. >> You weren't giving it to them. >> Argue about whether or not you could ride in the ambulance, >> sir. I >> Listen, this back and forth isn't going to help. >> I'm not arguing though. I'm not arguing with you. >> I just would rather tell the paramedics where her name is. >> What kind of investigating a a possible overdose? Okay. So, we have to investigate that. >> Okay. >> And then we got to let paramedics know what she got. She's not in trouble. You're not in trouble. >> No sir. But I will give her name to the paramedics. >> We need her name because we got to document this because it's a possible overdose. So, we need her name and we need your name. >> Doc name. Absolutely. Yes. >> Unfortunately, like >> unfortunately, either you give it or unfortunately you're going to go to jail. One of the two. Okay. >> Why would I go to jail? >> Because now we're trying to do an overdose investigation. And now you're obstructing the investigation. >> Am I obstructing? >> It's because you're not giving us information. >> Well, because I was helping my friend and you did good. And yeah, now we're here. >> [ __ ] of cops. Like it's not you're the one that are acting and you're not trusting. >> You want to talk in Spanish? We'll talk in Spanish. I speak Spanish, too. es. No, >> you're not in trouble. She's not in trouble. They need to identify who she is. >> I just need to like >> I understand that. Like I >> They haven't left yet. Okay. But they need who? They need to know her name to find out who they're dealing with. >> Paramedics. >> They're inside. They're with her. >> Okay. So, can I give the paramedics her name? >> Listen to me. No, you can give it to us. >> So, what's your bad? >> 3389. >> Okay. >> You can get all our information. That doesn't matter. Okay. >> No, I'm not trying to be like I'm not trying to be But this is deterring helping her. You're delaying this, right? You're delaying this. >> I'm not trying to help, but it's like I know my and I know that she wouldn't want me to be doing this. >> It's not about wanting to be doing this. We need to know who she is. >> Okay. >> The thing is she's a stud. So, I don't know her name. It's like me. >> I thought you said she's your cousin. >> You said she's first. First she's saying your cousin and you're saying she's not. >> She's a thugs. So it's like on Facebook or Instagram, Tik Tok or something. >> Refuses to give the unconscious girl's full name because her friend supposedly would not want cops to have it. Deputies explain it is needed for medical treatment. She stalls until obstruction is mentioned, then finally coughs it up with maximum attitude. >> Mr. D. >> Where do you live at? Where do you live at? >> I live around here. >> Where's around here? And how old are you? Mina is turning 19. >> All right. >> We need to know where you live at. We need to know where she lived at. >> Okay. So, but we can notify her parent. >> Like, can I notify her first? Like, >> well, she's in >> I know, but like I I'm very concerned about her. Like, I just like I will give you all the information, but can I please talk to her? >> She can't talk. She's incapacity. >> We'll talk to her later. We got to figure this out now. We need her information. She's not talking. >> See, it's good. >> All right. Listen. >> No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be difficult. It's just I'm very concerned about her. Like, this is like >> a very close friend of mine and like I know that she wouldn't want me giving her information out. >> Okay. >> So, it's like I'll give her information. >> It's an emergency situation. This is not incriminating stuff. Okay. They need to know her medical records. >> Like you guys are officers. I'll give it to the paramedics. But like, >> why don't you want to give it to us? Because you think she's going to get in trouble or something? Because this isn't about getting in trouble. >> I got it. Let's get her information. >> All right. >> My information document. You don't You found there, right? You were with her. >> Okay. >> But where is she going? Palms West. Palms West. >> Yeah. >> Good. >> All right. So, you got all that. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Now, what's your information? >> I mean, but why do I need to give my information? I can either obtain your information this way or I can use whatever phone number you call >> whatever. I mean, you can use my phone number if you want >> because I could do that. >> I mean, if you want >> I'm just trying to make things simple. >> Like like I just like I'll give you my information. I just I like I like she's in there. Like I just want to make sure she's safe. >> She is safe. >> We got to make sure that what your age is and you're not underage. >> No, I'm not underage. I'm 19. I'm 19. I'm >> giving your information. I'm going go away. You're not in trouble. I'm really telling you you're not. But can I >> You're not in trouble. Why don't you give with your name? I'll we'll we'll talk I'll talk to fire rescue right now. What you got to give with you lying? >> No, it's fair game, right? >> You promise? >> You promise. >> Okay. Okay. >> We're not trying to mess with you or anything like that. It's too early for >> But I can talk to her as she's definitely not awake. >> It's okay. It's okay. I don't care if she's awake. I just want to make like I just want to see her. >> You just want to see her? All right, we'll do that. I literally just want to see. >> Emma, what's your last name? >> I hope you're not lying. Like, >> I'm not lying to you. Okay. Do you trust me? You see me? >> I do. I do. I do. >> It's just like, you know, that's my friend. Like, she was foaming at the mouth. I'm very concerned. >> All right. >> Oh, okay. So, it's >> Uhhuh. >> Um, Emma E M. >> Mhm. And what's your date of birth? >> July. >> Okay. >> I was born in July 2. Yeah. Yeah. You're a cancer, baby. >> Yeah. >> After the name is given, she switches to begging for one quick peek inside the ambulance. Keeps looping the same three sentences like a broken record. The repetition alone is enough to make anyone lose patience. >> You said 2006. >> No, no, >> no, no. >> Ringo over here. Sorry. >> No, but I want to um But can I please like see her, please? She peek in. >> Can I please just like I just want to see her. I just want to see her. >> He's going to work on that right now. >> Like that's it. I'm just very concerned. >> He's checking that out. >> I mean, you know, like if your friend was like foaming at the mouth, you would be concerned, too. >> Absolutely. >> Like it's just >> we've all been caught in situations where our friends do, you know, [ __ ] happen. [ __ ] happen. Yeah. >> I'm not going to lie. Like obviously we drank a little bit but like it's like >> got her information already. All right. >> I'm going to switch 1092 real quick. >> Can I just see her? Like just >> because we she don't wait. She gave us a statement, but because of the statement that she gave us, you can't. >> No, he said. >> No. Yeah, but she just gave us a statement. And because of that statement, you can't. >> No. >> Hey, this is u this is her right here. >> Why? >> No. Hey, no middle name, right? >> No middle name. >> So, get um once you're done there running them, get with Dell and get the information what she what she told Dell. >> Yes. >> I'm going to explain to you. Just as a question. Do you want the answer? I know what you're going to say cuz I just heard you say it. Do you want the answer? Okay. He told you something. Then he just got different information, new information that the other guy didn't have. >> Can I just look at her and make sure she >> told you no because the information we just got right now. >> You guys are lying. >> You had her find out what she did. I have a >> She's super intoxicated. We got to get it to her out. >> This is This is the house. I want to go try. >> Yeah. Find out if she lives here >> because she said she doesn't live here, but I want to make sure. >> I ran the uh on David. I ran it. There's only >> male and female adults. >> Okay. >> So, we'll wait. We'll wait for um we'll go I live here. What the are you talking about? Why are you touching me? >> Deputies decide the safest move is to walk the heavily intoxicated girl two houses down to her own home. She immediately melts down about cops being seen at the house and starts bragging that she pays her own bills and owns a BMW. >> Go towards that ambulance. >> I'm just saying I live here. Why are you cussing me? >> Cuz you're trying to go towards an emergency vehicle. You like an emergency vehicle? >> Because I live here. >> Where? >> Because I live here. >> Where? >> It doesn't matter. But I live in this neighborhood. >> Listen, you're you're so intoxicated. We need to find out where you live so we can take you to your house safely. >> Give me I live very closely. >> Oh, yeah. But we're going to take you to your house. Okay. >> No, you're good. >> Listen. No, don't tell me where I'm going. Okay. Because right now you're intoxicated. Whether you're in a residential area, whether Yes, you are. Whether you're in a residential area or not. Okay. You will get charged following intoxication. So, >> but what public intoxication? >> Because you're intoxicated. I can smell I can smell it from you. Look how you're acting. So, >> I'm not calm down. >> Yeah. [ __ ] hold on. Can Hold on. Can I talk to you or No, >> can I talk? >> There's somebody outside right there. >> Can I talk to you please? Like honestly, real [ __ ] Like, >> what what's going on? Because I I'll walk away for two seconds and then >> No, no [ __ ] It's just like Okay, I understand. And like, you know, people like to have fun, like we like to drink, whatever. But it's like, I live in this neighborhood and it's like I'm just I'm just very concerned about my friend, you know? I live right literally down there. I walk to my house. Like, >> okay. >> And I I don't need my parents like concerned about like all this [ __ ] I'm 19. Like, I paid my own bills. >> So, Emma, let's let's play this scenario out. Okay. >> See see, >> hold on, hold on. >> Like, I pay my bills. I do everything. It's just like >> I'm just very concerned about my friend. She was foaming at the mouth. But do you know where she's going? >> Cuz I will Uber over to her. >> Thank you. >> Like I was really concerned like she was actually >> No, she was actually >> Yeah. >> Did she came back? >> Yeah, she came back. >> I want to find out what's her address. >> Yeah, she me too. >> No, she was actually like buming at the mouth. So, Emma very concerned. >> Here's the thing. You know how you're concerned about her? >> Yes. >> Don't you think your parents should be concerned about you? >> I pay my own bills. Like, >> I I understand cuz I'm How old do you think I am? Just give or take. How old >> we're going to We'll focus. >> 40. >> Like 40. I'm going tell you. I'm 31. >> No, no, no. 30. 35. >> Okay. So, I'm 31. All right. >> I was I was right where you are. >> Do you know Carmelo? I maybe listen I I was right where you were about what 12 years ago. >> I know. >> Okay. I know what it's like going out with friends. I know what it's like. >> No. >> Drinking and everything else. >> It's not that. I'm just like very concerned. >> But here's the thing. You know how concerned you are because >> I'll Uber. >> Emma, listen. >> You know how concerned you are with your friend? >> Can you imagine how concerned a parent would be with their child? >> Oh, no, no, no. My mom's cool. >> I understand. No, you can talk to my mom. >> But like if that you just saw with the ambulance and the cops and everything and then your your mom wakes up. >> I'm just really concerned about my friend to be honest. Like she was foaming at the mouth. You don't understand. >> Continues boasting about the car and rent while slurring and swaying. Keeps insisting that having a high tolerance is some kind of achievement rather than a giant red flag. >> No, I do understand. >> Can you like just let me know where like what hospital she went to? do four times. It's palms wet. >> I know, but then he said, "Oh, they're not going to Palm. >> Whoever come over here." >> Hey. >> All right. >> So, obviously you guys started to walk and end up over here. You live right there. >> No. M. I'm going to go >> Emma. I was trying to help. >> You're not going nowhere. >> I was trying to help. >> I understand. That's good. Now, we got to get you home safe because you're intoxicated. I'm literally right >> and we're going to get you home safe right now. >> I'm going to Uber over to my friend. >> Let's go. We're going to go to my car. >> Let's go. We're going to go to my car. >> Don't touch me. >> Listen to me. >> Emma, look. >> Don't push the situation. >> I'm not pushing >> cuz I got no problem taking you to jail. >> Okay. >> But I'm not pushing anything. >> I've been cool with you, right? >> I know. >> Can we just take you over there? >> I just want to like make sure my friend is okay. >> Yeah, but we now we got to make sure that you're okay now. >> I live right. >> I understand that. We're going to go get >> Do you want me to walk to my house? >> I'm going to take it to you. Come on. >> It's 120. >> Emma, >> can I walk with you over there? >> Yeah, we'll definitely >> Can we do that? >> I'm not trying to be difficult. I'm just like very worried about Okay, I understand that. >> Like she was foaming at the mouth. >> I know. And now she's in good hands. >> I want you to realize >> she's awake now. Okay. She's definitely awake. >> You did the right thing. Okay. I don't know if I did the right thing. >> No, you did. >> She's She's in the ambulance. She's not in handcuffs or anything. >> She was filming at the M. >> Did she make Did she make any statements to you? >> No. No. No. No. You I can't have officers at my house like that. >> My parents can't have this over here. >> All right then. Did she make any statements? >> No. Like has been shutting down on everything. I can't have officers at my house. >> Okay. Did she make any statements to you? Your friend? Your friend? >> My friend? Like what do you mean? like state came in like if she wanted to harm herself or anything like that? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> No, she just like I I could tell that she was foaming at the mouth. >> Okay. But before she was foaming in the mouth and you guys were talking, did she feel depressed? >> No, she wasn't depressed at all. She was fine. It was just like I can handle more than she can handle. So, it's like I can do more than she can do. But like she thought she could do it and you know she started like you know overdosing. But like I'm just very worried about her. But like I can't have cops pulling up to my house. >> Well, I'm just going to >> I really can't. Like I really >> I'm I'm going to tell you something. Cops don't always mean that there's something bad. >> Yeah. I already have [ __ ] going on. >> Okay. But we got to let you get to your home because >> No, I can get to my home. My home is right there. >> We got to make that We got to make that. We just got We just got to see >> [ __ ] going on. No, you don't understand. Like I already have like debt. I'm in debt. Like, I don't need this right now. I was just trying to help my friend. >> She keeps talking about money and freedom like it's casual. Downplaying the seriousness. Pretending to care for her friend to justify getting in the way. Totally bogus. She can't read the scene. And her feelings just mess everything up more. >> Like, please, can you all please just I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> It's a lot. >> Once they get you out, we leave. Come on. >> We just want to make sure you walk in the door. I can walk in the door. I'm going >> No, no, no. You understand? I'm in debt. Like, I already have [ __ ] going on. My parents cannot see a cop outside. >> Okay. But the faster we have you get in there, the faster we can get out of there and we cause less of a problem. But right now, this right now is calling more attention to you. >> Your voice is echoing across the neighborhood. >> It's just the economy. >> Hey, it's Listen, it's I'm going to tell you something right now, okay? Emma, it's it's not easy out there. >> I'm just in debt. Like, everything is just so bro. >> Emma, listen to me right now. Okay, let me talk to you. Okay. >> Am I so scared? >> Listen, didn't I just tell you I know right where you're at? >> No, I know. >> No, no, no, not not that. >> Like with the economy and with everything else I got. >> He says, "Please put your car like out in front of my house." >> He's He doesn't have it in front of the house. It's down. It's like one or two down. We never pull in front of the house. >> Listen, it's causing more of a scene over here. People are going to start hearing things. If we just if we just calmly walk over there, I can hear everything you're saying. Okay. I can hear everything. >> Not calmly. You guys are in such officer univer uniforms. Like >> I was going to say officer universe. Sounds like a theme park, right? Is that like epic universe? say uniform is not even parked in front of your house. >> It's not in front of it. It's >> It's right It's one car down. >> Camry is right there. I see the Toyota. >> It's one car down. There's a whole car in front of me. >> Going through [ __ ] bro. I got you. >> Emma, look. I understand that. >> But listen, I just want to listen. Making too much commotion. >> This isn't helping. >> No, y'all are making You're the one that's that's yelling. How calmly am I talking to you right now? >> There's two standing next to you. It's okay. We exist. Do we We're around. It's >> just too much. It's too much for me. >> Honestly, I want you to watch out for all this class. >> Like, I'm trying to go to college. It's >> okay. You're still going to be able to go to college. That doesn't stop you from going to college. What school are you trying to go to? >> No, it's too much. >> What? Stay away from the great There's like glass and stuff. >> Wait, you you guys can't even park. >> We're not even parked in front of it. You're a whole house down. You're in front of 118. >> My mom's house is right here. It's not in front of it. >> I'm sorry. It's okay. It's okay. >> The moment she spots her mother outside, she bolts. Takes off running through backyards while deputies give chase. This is no longer bratty behavior. This is straight criminal stupidity. >> Who's the silver? Who's the silver BMW? Your car, >> bro. >> It's a silver BMW. >> Is that your car? >> That's my BMW, but give me >> You got a BMW at 19? >> No. I have to pay for this [ __ ] all the time. I'm staying beside my rent. I have to pay for everything. My parents don't buy me [ __ ] bro. Like, it's just like >> I got you. I got you. >> It's okay. No. No. Hey, >> let's go. Hey, grab grab her. >> [ __ ] >> Hey, Emma. Emma, >> come on, man. Emma, >> Emma, listen. Don't run after me cuz >> Emma, if I have to grab you, this is going to be an issue. Come over here and talk to me, bro. >> Don't run. Emma, listen. She'll get tired. Not off their own. Have a feel running towards Crest switch. >> Turn down 104. >> Everybody, if you go there, you're going to get charged. >> Went behind 104. Emma, I SEE YOU OVER THERE. Get over here now. You're about to get a charge. She's squeezed in between the fence over here. Emma. Emma, I see you. You're going to hurt yourself and you're going to get a charge. This is ridiculous. Okay, come on over here. >> Emma, this could have been avoided. I was talking with you. We were cool. >> Attempts to squeeze between two fences, gets completely stuck, then curses at the deputies trying to extract her. Denies crying while very obviously crying. >> She's wedged in between the fence. I can't get back through my gear. >> That's an Emma. Start coming out this way. Come on. Start walking out to this one. Come on. No. We're going to have a wedge between two fences. >> Emma, start walking out this way. Come on. >> I'm not crying, bro. Shut the up. I'm not crying. >> Come over here and come talk to her. Let's go. >> Shut the up. I'm not crying. >> Nobody said anything. >> Who's talking to you? >> Come on. >> I'm not schizophrenic. No one's talking to me. >> No, I just want to make sure that I'm the one talking to you. >> You're the one talking to me. >> Okay, let's go. So, start walking. Start walking down. Come on, we'll talk. Let's go. >> Let's go. done with this, bro. >> Okay. >> I was [ __ ] going to college, bro. >> Okay. And look what you did now. >> I know. >> For no reason. Why you running? We're trying to take you home. >> My friend, bro, they said that we're going to talk to my mom. >> Okay, Emma, let's start going up cuz you don't know if there's any snakes here or anything like that. So, start walking that way. >> I'm going give another about a snake. >> I like snakes. I used to have a ball python. >> All right. All right, so let's start walking down. We keep talking about your ball python. >> Yeah, we give all about my ball python. It's okay, Boogie. You don't have to lie to me. >> So, start walking. Come on. >> You better get going. >> Yeah, we have a female stuck in between your fence. Is there a way to get to the back of there? >> Where? >> Behind your fence. >> Fine. >> If you just Bro, >> come on. Let's go. >> Yeah, you guys. >> Let's go. Start walking. >> Come on, Emma. That's a little bit too tight there. Come on. >> I know. I know it's a little bit tight there. >> Are you coming this way? >> What's wrong? Come on. Start walking slow. But stay like >> you know when motivation. >> No, no, but no, no. I know. Listen. Yeah, but stay like Yeah, like that's Don't turn your body. Don't turn your body. Just keep walking sideways. >> Oh, hell yeah. I know. When motivation gets you going. You can do anything. >> Emma, move towards me. Come on. And I for one >> because right now you're actively resisting. Come on. You just had us run a block. >> Active resist. I'm just upset, bro. >> I'm out of breath and it's not even 7:30. >> It's not that. I'm just upset, bro. Like, it's really not even >> You [ __ ] search me. >> Will you get her? Come here. We are going to search you. Turn around. >> I mean, you can't search me. But >> what do you have in your pocket? >> Nothing. >> Take your hands out of your pocket right now. You just ran from us. Come here. >> Come here. >> So good. >> You already got another deputy over there. Come on. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Look, >> Emma. Come on. >> Turn around. >> It's okay. Wait. Why are you turning around? I didn't do anything. >> Turn around. You didn't do anything. >> What are you talking ran from us? What else? What though? >> You're fine. >> Okay. >> Finally pulled free and cuffed. Instantly switches to victim mode, claiming everything was done to help the friend who almost died because of the exact same choices. >> I was just going to help my friend, bro. She was bullying at the mouth. >> Just cooperate with us. Okay. How was some fire? It is [ __ ] bro. >> All right. >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. I don't know what it is. >> Come on. Walk with me. >> Walk with me and be careful cuz I don't want you to fall in here. You're going to get hurt. Like I just don't understand what I did. >> You just ran from us. That's what you did. >> No, because why can't I? >> You got any needles on you? >> I got a >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> I'm just upset, bro. But I don't understand why I'm in cuffs when my friend was foaming at the mouth. I called y'all. >> You ran after we told you to stop multiple times >> because I don't understand why y'all are telling me to stop. >> Listen, I'm going to tell you right now, if a police officer or a deputy or anybody wearing a badge tells you to stop, I suggest you listen to me. >> Okay? But I don't know that. Like I just help my friend. And she was foaming at the mouth. >> Well, you helped her out and you got yourself in trouble. >> I was just scared she was going to die. Like it's not life. >> Hey, slow down your breaths. You're going to be all right. >> I'm sorry. I >> In the patrol car, she begins the endless loop of why she is in cuffs when she was the one who called 911. Deputies explain resisting multiple times. She just repeats the same question loud. >> Oh my god. >> We're going to get you. Stop for a second. >> We're going to stop in a second. >> Can we stop for a second? >> It's okay. >> No, no, no. Stop for a second. >> Just for a second. >> You're having a panic attack. You need to breathe through your nose and out through your mouth. Slowly breathe. >> Slowly breathe. >> I don't understand what I did. I was trying to help my friend. You was like, >> we're going to stop when we get to the car. Okay. I was just trying to help her. Grab Oh, her jewelry. We'll drop it off to her house. >> All right. Nothing sharp on you, right? No, it's fine. It's fine. It's fine. >> We got to take this. It's >> Oh, I just want to help my friend. I was scared she was going to die, bro. Okay. >> No, no. Trying to relax. You have neck too, right? >> Trying to help my friend here. >> Grab the charm. here. >> You're going to hurt yourself if you're doing that. Come on. >> I'm not trying to >> have a seat in here. >> Have a seat. That way you can sit down and relax. Okay. Watch your head. Watch your head. >> You're going to have to die. >> You're not going to die. >> I don't know what to do. >> Hey, put your feet up for me. Wait, what hospital is she at? What hospital is she at? >> Emma, I told you. Remember >> Palms West? I know, but they said that they lied to me. Another officer said they lied to you. >> No, another officer talked to me and they said that she's not going there. >> All right, we'll figure all that out. You're going to hurt yourself. Calm down. >> I JUST DON'T KNOW WHY I'M in handcuffs. >> Because you ran. Now listen. Put your feet in. Full panic attack in the back seat, kicking doors, claiming claustrophobia after willingly wedging herself between fences minutes earlier. >> Put your feet in. Let's go. >> Oh, wait, wait, wait. Where am I going? >> We're just putting your feet in front. We're not going anywhere. Not going anywhere. >> No. No. Where am I going? >> Put your feet in. >> Wait. Put your feet in. >> Wait. >> Stop it. Put your feet in. Out of charge. >> Wait. But I don't understand. >> If you don't understand, >> I know I don't understand. Why did you run? >> Because I was scared. >> How old are you? >> I don't understand. I was scared. Like I was on my friend. I didn't want you to die. >> How old are you? >> I'm 19. >> So because your friend almost died, that means you run from the cops. >> Yes. Because you were scaring me. Y'all tried talking about stuff. Oh, put your hands behind your back. And I was scared. >> And And so we just going to come in and find out information. Your friend just overdosed. I know. And that's why I was trying to find out what hospital she went to so I could drive there. I don't understand. >> But this is your this is your friend. You're not a family member. We don't have to. But we need to find out. >> She's on the mind. >> Yeah, she's on the phone. She be on the call. >> I swear to God. I'm just like very like >> You didn't even see me run. >> He was He was flying past me. >> Yeah, but he probably got a two. I'm giving you. >> No, this boy could I run. You go back. I was playing. >> I didn't think she was going to keep going. >> I already had you out. When I got to that help, I was already gassed out already. >> But we were running from all the way over there. >> We were in front of the house. >> You were saying like if I drank anything like >> Okay. So, how old are you? >> 19, right? >> No. Answer my question. How old are you? >> 19. >> I'm 19. Yes. >> What's the legal age to drink? >> 108 more houses. I mean I I >> No, I just asked a question. What's the legal age >> if I drink or not? You know, that's like up to you. >> I just asked a question. What's the legal age? I don't know. I'm trying to >> I mean, what is the age legal age to you? >> I want to know what's the legal age. >> I want to know what the illegal age. >> I will answer your question as soon as you answer mine, >> you know? I feel like it goes both ways. >> Okay. But I ask you first. So first, but like I believe in men going first, you know. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I just asked you. believe in, you know, like men like, you know, dominate and [ __ ] So, you should let you should let me know what the legal age is cuz I honestly >> You don't know. >> Emma, if it's your phone, right? >> Zero checks. Zero check. >> Yeah. Can you pass it to me? >> So, you don't know what the legal age is? >> Just don't know why I'm No, it's not that I'm drunk. >> You know what? You know what the legal age? See, you just admitted you're drunk. >> No, I What are you talking about? No. What the [ __ ] are you talking about? I said it's not like I'm drunk. I'm saying I'm just upset. >> You know toxic. You know that. >> What are you talking about? I'm saying I'm just You know the legal ways to drink. You >> Honey. Honey, I'm just saying I'm upset because I don't understand. My friend is like literally FOAMING AT THE MOUTH AND NO ONE WILL TELL ME WHAT hospital she's at. >> So if your friend is foaming at the mouth and you're in a house and she took >> I know I wasn't in a house and this is why you were like you weren't even there. Fire rescue arrives for vitals. She freaks out over a simple finger prick for blood sugar despite admitting to taking Xanax recreation. >> Like why is this trying to talk to me and he wasn't even there? >> This is her supervisor. He's trying to understand what's going on. >> Okay. But he wasn't even there. >> So I'm asking you and you're not giving me information. >> Because you're assuming things if you don't give me information then I have to assume. But if you give me information >> Okay. But if you ask me questions then you wouldn't assume. But that's why I'm asking. dancing. My friend was right over there and she was laying on the I'm sorry. She was laying on the ground and then she started foaming at the mouth and I didn't know what to do. So, like, you know, I was like, "Okay, maybe it'll pass." And it didn't pass. And then, like, I finally was like, "Okay, I'm going TO CALL 911." AND 911 CAME. And like, I was just upset. Like, I just didn't know what to do. And like, like I genuinely like y'all were like coming at me and I don't know why I was arrested. Like, I was trying to help my friend. I just want to know what hospital she's at. Bro, I really like have my If y'all think I'm like whatever, I have my mom take me. I don't care. I just want to make sure she's okay. >> But I'm up. >> Okay. We went to go take her back home. D was talking to mom. She stop. She saw mom talking to D. She booked >> cuz my mom let her step dad me. Why the don't want to talk to my mom? Like what the like y'all are tripping. You don't know anything about my situation. I just want to make sure my friend is okay. >> So Emma, I was trying to listen the whole time and then you ran from us >> because I'm scared. Like >> it's okay to be scared. But I told you everything was going to be okay. But you threw a wrench into this. >> I just want to make sure my friend is okay, bro. >> But Emma, is this the way to do it? This isn't like >> I don't know. Oh, I'm just like I'm panic. Like I don't know. You don't understand. When I seen her like you you don't understand how >> you thought she was dying, which probably was. >> Dying and called 911. >> She did. >> I called 911. >> He wasn't here either. >> And this is why I'm so confused why I'm in handcuffs because it's like >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It's okay. >> It's okay. What's What's done is done. But look at me. I have no idea. >> Hold on. Hold on. Because you kept running from us. Welcome back. >> Because you guys scared me. You guys kept saying, "Oh, all this and that." Like, >> why are they coming with this? >> Hello. >> Hi. >> You need to be evaluated? >> No. >> Did you call for a medical eval? I'm just confused cuz my friend needed to be about uh >> still demanding the exact hospital location while simultaneously admitting she ran because the officers scared her. The irony is thicker than the night air. >> Stick with her for a second. She um >> you guys just hear a second ago or Yeah. Okay. So to the hospital and here we are again. >> Pretty sure she took some sort of alcohol or something. She just ran from us and we ended up going from right in front of the house to down here. So, she's got elevated heart rate and whatnot, but we just want I guess we'll just get her evaluated, see if she's all right. >> You want me to be honest? I don't know. >> But we don't know what she took. We don't know if she took the same thing the other girl took. >> She said she was drinking alcohol and things like that. >> That's what the other girl said, but I don't know exactly what she would have taken. She kept saying, "I got a higher tolerance." All that kind of stuff. >> So, >> she's going to keep saying no cuz she thinks she's going to get more trouble. Um, you know, my friend drank a little too much and she took some dance and like dance and alcohol don't mix. So then she blacked out and she was foaming at the mouth and I thought she was going to die, bro. And it's like I don't know why I'm in a handcuff right now. Like I just want to know what hospital she's at. I just want to go to her. >> So Emma, you you said that about 20 times now. What hospital? And I don't understand my death. >> Like I genuinely don't understand what is going like like I genuinely don't understand why I'm in handcuffs for calling 911. >> Let me explain everything that happened. You called us. We responded because it was an overdose. We wanted to make sure that we documented the uh incident. That way if it was to happen again, >> we could possibly save somebody's life. >> Yeah. >> Now I asked you for the information. You finally gave me the information. Right. >> That was good. We were going to take you home. We were going to leave. We were going to go on our merry way. >> You decided to Hold on. Hold on. Emma, I I heard a lot. I chased you. All right. We got very familiar with each other over there because you end up getting wedged in between a fence. Now, listen to me. I'm explaining to you why you're in this predicament right now. Okay. Hold on. >> Let me talk. Please. Please. I'm going to let you talk. Let me talk. I want to explain everything. That way everything's clear and concise. >> We were walking you over there. That way you could safely be inside. Someone physically saw you. That way if you ended up in the same situation as your friend, you wouldn't be dead. That's why we Hold Hold on. >> We don't know that. You don't know that. Okay. >> I don't take my friend. >> I'm just saying we don't know. >> We see something and we're trying to fix a situation or help somebody and save a life. That's what we're trying to do. Now, hold on. The second you see your mom, you belineed it that way >> because you gave us >> the would I want you to talk to our boyfriend? >> You didn't tell me that >> because you didn't ask because I It's not a common question that I ask people. >> No, y'all just literally took me over there and I said, "Please don't take me to my mom." >> We didn't take you. We walked with you over there. >> Yeah, you walked with me over there. >> And then you turned and ran. No, I said please don't take me to my mom and I seen her and I ran because obviously you don't care enough to ask me questions. >> We're going to have fire rescue check you out. >> They're going to check you out because you hyperventilating over there and we thought you were going to pass out. Okay. >> The supervisor calmly lays out every step that led to the cuffs. She responds with word salad and fresh tears. She complains, interrupts, panics, delays staff, repeats excuses, argues, refuses orders, and makes chaos worse. hyperventilating because it's just like I'm I'm I'm I'm just like nervous about my friend. Okay. I just want to know what hospital she's at. I just want to know like if she's okay, okay? Like that's that's like this whole situation is just so right now. Like I called 911 for her, but I'm in handcuffs. >> How much you get an update on that or no? >> She's good. Okay. >> I just spoke with them. They were the guys that left. She said she's okay. She's better than when she left. >> But where is she? >> Take a second. Think about it. >> Sorry. >> Think about it. >> I know Palms West Hospital. >> Do you know where Palms West is? >> Yes, I do. It's over there on um um Southern and you know, you know. But the thing is another officer spoke to me and they said, "Oh, we're not taking her there." So that's when I started to freak out. >> Might not have known. >> But that's when I started to freak out because they said they're not taking her over there. So then I was like, "Okay, well, why are y'all lying to me?" >> But listen, >> but it's just like, "Why am I in cousin trying to help my check you out real quick? >> Let him check you out and we'll go from there, okay? Because we want to make sure you're okay, >> honey. I'm good. I'm just stressed." >> All right. So, they're going to check you out and then we'll go from there. >> My blood pressure is probably high as because of all this [ __ ] that's been going on. Like, and it's like I've already been in it's just too much has been going It's just too much has been going on to be honest here. >> Get out of the handcuff. >> It's whatever though. >> Back up for me. And it's like you guys getting her out of the car for the the >> It's like you guys bring the cops to my mom's houses and it's like my mom doesn't need that. >> Stand up. >> Oh [ __ ] Hold on. [ __ ] >> Hold on. What? >> No. The the um handcuffs are hurt. >> Listen to me. Cuz they were twisted. >> I'm only They were just twisted a little bit. Listen, >> I am taking one of these off. You're putting it on your head. If you run again, it's not going to be good. >> Putting on my head. >> You're putting your hand on your head. >> I don't want you to play around. We're doing this for your medical benefit. >> Wait, why am I doing >> They're just evaluating. >> We can evaluate. That's all. We're going to check it right here. That's >> You know what? That's what >> I'm going to take this handcuff off you now. If we have an issue, it's not going to be good. Do you understand me? >> Medics decide she needs a hospital evaluation. She flips between claiming she cannot afford it and worrying about getting jumped in jail because she is too pretty. >> I just want to make sure my friend is happy with her. She was coming at the mouth, bro. Like, she was I thought she was going to die. Fine. Is >> it moving at all? There we go. >> All right. You're not going to be able to move that hand for a second. >> You're fine. It looks like I don't know. Like >> is my purse in there? Like >> No, it's not enough. >> Like where >> I'm staying with you. You're going to have a secret. >> No, no, hold on. I have a question. Well, where am I going? >> You're not going anywhere right now. We're about down there and ratchet her to one of those arm wrestle or something. >> Wait, what? >> No, no, no. I listen to me. >> I can't be restrained. No, no, no. >> You're not being restrained. I'm holding on to you. I'm right here with you. Okay. >> I'm right here with you. I'm not doing that. I can't do that. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm I'm right here with you. >> Don't You're not being strange. It's a blood pressure cuff. This goes right here. >> Listen, it's just a blood pressure cuff. I'm holding on to you. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> You understand? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I just have like I just have like I just I'm just like piped up. >> That's all right. >> Wait. It's just a blood pressure cup. >> Look at this. This goes right here. It's going to go in your arm. That's all I'm going to do. All right. No rest. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. My blood pressure is high. I just get nervous around me. >> It's okay. Hey, >> Emma. I can tell between the last 30 minutes >> that you've been through a lot. >> I just make sure my friend is okay, bro. >> Are you sure what what hospital she should go to? I'll like drive to her. You know, I'll have my mom drive her. I don't care. >> She went to Palms West. Now they're going to check that. >> But someone the the other the other officer died. >> I was explaining that to you though. Remember? >> I'm sorry. I'm just like so like >> Listen, they're going to check your blood sugar. Okay. Make sure that everything's okay. >> Wait, are you going to prick me? >> Just I'm actually terrified of needle. >> It's not a needle. It's not a needle. >> No, no, no, it is a needle. You're not going to check. Okay, that's fine. Okay, fine. >> It is a needle. >> She's not going to check. He's not going to check your blood sugar. >> Blood sugar. >> Try not to move. >> I know it it's like dumb. Like I can pierce myself but like with needles like I just get like very like >> panic attacks. >> Yeah, I know. But like with like >> 288 >> but like I limp right here is like wait whoa. >> It's just a band-aid. It's a band-aid. >> Okay. I'm I'm sorry. I just get like I I can pierce myself, but like I just get nervous of >> of run needles. >> Thrashes and kicks when loaded onto the stretcher. Begs to stay in handcuffs rather than be strapped down. Claustrophobia suddenly disappears when cuffs are the alternative. >> What? >> There's no needles. You see any needles? See that >> plastic? >> Okay. >> It's all it is. They got to just >> No. No. I know what that is. >> What is it? >> It's not a needle. >> Okay. >> You don't trust us by now? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Listen. >> No, that is a >> not a needle. >> It's called a lancet. >> Yeah. It's not called a needle. >> It's not a needle. >> You'll be okay. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be a [ __ ] right now. >> It's They're just checking your blood sugar. It's fine. >> No. No. No. I know that's a needle. I'm sorry. It's not a needle, though. >> It's just a little lancer. >> I know. No, no. I know. It's >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm I'm not trying to be a [ __ ] I'm not trying to be a [ __ ] >> Can you look at me? Look at me. They can check your blood sugar and make sure you're okay. >> All right. >> That's it. >> Can you look at me when they do it? Emma, look at me. Hey, just look at me or look away. >> That's it. That's all it is. >> All right. I'm just going to go just to monitor your breathing just to check your respirations, right? That's >> because your heart rate was high. It's probably going to be hot now. I found a needle. >> You just need to check it. >> Wait. >> It's going to go around your ear. >> It's going to go around your ears. >> Wait. I don't I don't like the fact that it feels like I'm about to go in. >> That's it. Just monitoring your breathing. >> Not doing anything. >> Emma, what year is it? >> Who asking you what year it is? >> Yes. I I ask every single person that goes on my stretcher. Same place. >> 2025. >> What state are we in? >> Florida. >> How many quarters does it take to make a dollar? four. >> And what's the name of the president? >> President Donald Trump. >> Good. Thank you. >> They do that to make sure that you're thinking properly and that you're able to >> No, no, no. I have to make sure I don't have a concussion or nothing. It's like It's not that I was I was just more like concerned about my friend cuz like I seen her foaming or something. All right, let me talk about it. >> It's all right. I just really thought she was going to die for real. >> They're going to put this on here to check out. >> Wait, hold on. I don't like the fact that like >> it's a sticker. That's all it is. >> Wait, why is that ambulance here? >> They came here on the ambulance. >> We came in. >> If you needed to go in the ambulance right now, you'd be in the ambulance. You're not in the ambulance. They're just checking you out. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Got to be some stickers. All right. >> It's like I'm not like breathing heavy cuz I'm just scared about my friend, bro. I I already told you. >> You know, Emma, what? Emma, listen. If I They're talking about something. >> They're talking about something totally different. >> That's not worth taking our car. >> Yo, I really don't. >> I didn't do [ __ ] though. I don't understand. >> They're checking to make sure you're okay. >> That's all it is. >> That's all it is. So, if I take this [ __ ] off and go, like, that's fine. >> We're checking you out. We don't want you to do that. We're just making sure you're >> Okay, but like you're checking me out. Like, you're not >> I'm going to tell you right now. >> On the stretcher, she lists accomplishments. Scholarship, BMW, bright future. All while wearing handcuffs after a foot chase through the neighborhood. >> Hey, you know what fight or flight is? >> Yeah, I'm a flight type of [ __ ] Like, okay. >> No kidding. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Like, no lie. like I'm a flight type of [ __ ] Like, >> so I'm I'm just saying when you're faced with certain situations, that kind of stuff happens, right? You just your body and your brain wants you to get out of that situation. You know him? >> Remember me? Remember you ran from me at the park? >> Oh, didn't you say I should be a track star? >> Yeah. Yeah, that was me. >> Yeah, I'm a fast runner. >> And you ran out on the road and you got >> No, but I actually got my [ __ ] together. I have a scholarship. I have a BMW. Like I actually got my [ __ ] together. >> It's more just like I'm worried about my friend. Like I like I graduated high school. I got my you know bright future and [ __ ] He said I should be a track star though. No, they had them all chasing after me. >> Just not a uh what is it? The high jumps. None of those. >> Oh no. Hell no. I high jumped over all them hoes. >> You got you had one of the taker or >> Yeah. So I mean everything's fine. Her heart rate's elevated. >> So, >> my heart rate my heart rate's always elevated. >> Um, and then what health bottle catch? >> Wait, what are you talking about? You're taking me. >> I just got to get you, sir, to the hospital. Does your heart >> What are you talking about? My heart rate isn't elevated. I'm fine. >> Faster. >> No, I don't understand. >> What did I say before? >> No, my heart rate is always fast because I have a fast metabolism. Like, okay. Oh, >> Emma, what did I say before? >> No ma, I can't afford this. Okay. Like, I can't afford to go to do this. I have to pay. >> Don't worry. Taxpayers are paying for it. >> No. >> I don't speak Spanish yet, but we went over that. >> I don't know what you're saying. >> That I I'm I'm sorry. I forgot. >> All right, Emma, put your feet up. We're going to take a >> No, I didn't do anything, though. >> No, come on. No, but I didn't do but I don't lay down. No, there's no more discussion. >> No, no. I need to discuss this because this is [ __ ] No, actually, this is [ __ ] >> Emma, we're going to go get you medically clear at the hospital. >> But I'm fine. I don't understand. Like, I called THE COPS FOR MY FRIEND. >> I understand that. >> No, Bella. What are you doing, >> Emma? Stop playing around. >> But I didn't. Like I told you, stop. No way. It's better. Wait. No. No. No. Don't shut me in. Don't shot me in. >> Happy. >> No. No. No. I'll stay here. I'll stay here. Don't st me in. No. No. No. I'll stay here. I swear to God. I'll stay. We got to put that. >> I swear to God, I'll stay here. >> Elevated heart rate forces the hospital trip. instantly switches from bragging about paying bills to complaining she cannot afford the ambulance. >> I'll stay here. No, I'll stay here. I'll stay here. Don't shot me in. Don't shut me in. Don't shut me in. Don't shut me in. No, no, no. I put me in handcuffs. I won't try Don't Don't Don't shut me in. Please, please, please, please, please don't shut me in. Don't shut me in. Don't be Don't shut me in. Don't shut me in. It's fine. I'll be in handcuffs. I don't care. Just don't don't shut me in. >> When they put that for you, >> it's fine. I'm fine. I'm fine. I'll go with y'all. Okay. It's fine. But don't shut me in like y'all be. >> Wait. Why are you No, no, no. That hurts. >> Hold on. Hold on. I'm going to get it up here. You good there? Is it? Yeah. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Either that or step in. What you going to do? Oh, no. No. Stop. No. This This one This one up here. This one hurts. This one hurts. You can put it down. >> Yeah, you can. >> All right. Listen. Hey. Hey. Hey. Look at me right now. Emma, look at me. >> Look at me. I'm going to move this one. Okay. Do you understand? >> Can you uh you get it? I'm going to >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. We're moving up. It's okay. There's no tension going on your arm right now. Okay. Did you get it? No. >> Okay. Up. Don't move. It's got caught in your hair. Okay. Look. We're putting it down here. Okay. >> We're trying to make it a little bit more comfortable for you. >> But yeah, you're >> loaded into the rig, still screaming not to be shut inside. The same deputy who chased her through yards now rides along to keep her from hurting herself or the medics. All right. >> All right. >> I'll follow them along. >> Got you. >> You want me to let him know I'm riding in the rig or no? You do you do all that? Yeah. Got you. Got you. No, >> listen. If you >> putting them on the stretcher so they don't get caught. >> If you end up kicking one of them, you're going to get in trouble. Yeah, you do care. >> I don't care. >> I just heard about your whole life. >> I didn't say I didn't say I care. I said I don't kick people. Okay, >> sit back. We don't want you to fall off. >> Better to hop in this way or that way. Way more comfortable. >> All right, got you. This thing like them del rigs, man. >> Hey, listen. >> Emma, I'm riding with you. All right, Emma, look at me. Hey, it's okay. Emma, can you breathe with me? In through your nose, out through your mouth. It's okay. This is now all this right now. It isn't helping. >> Okay, but like look, I'm too pretty for this, bro. Like, they're literally going to dog my [ __ ] out. Like, >> dog you out. >> I'm not about it for real. Like, I like I act like I'm about it, but I'm not about it. Like these big black [ __ ] are going to try my [ __ ] Like like >> you know what? I got you got your exercise out in the fence. We had to take you to the hospital. I had to sit in the rig with you. >> You think this is a quota? >> Okay. But you got your exercise in, didn't you? >> Thank you. Thank you for the exercise. I already >> Okay, so like why you complaining? >> Like forced exercise. >> Exactly. You know, you got to stay in shape. But no, no, I'm past that. Like, I got my [ __ ] together. This is just some [ __ ] bro. It was more because like I It was more out of habit, bro. Because like it was more out of habit because like my mom when I seen you, you y'all was talking to my mom. >> I wasn't talking to anybody. I was talking to you. >> No, no, no. Like when we pulled up to my mom's crib and I seen her outside, my mom, she's lowkey Cuban and like psychotic. So I was like, I'm just like a party girl at heart. Like it's hard. Like I >> And insisting running from police is just what she does when scared. A perfect summary of her entire day. She was booked for resisting an officer without violence. Prosecutors later declined to file. 3 weeks afterward, she was arrested again for an enhanced DUI in the same BMW. That case remains open 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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