We gave you enough time. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Alicia, stand up for me. >> I'm waiting for answer. >> Stand up. >> Stop. >> Stand up, Alicia. We don't have to go that route. >> Stand up. Please. >> Quit. >> Stand up. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> You understand? You're under arrest at this time. >> No, >> you don't. >> Stand up. >> I didn't stand behind. >> Quint. Okay. >> On July 24th, 2024, Miss Potato Head with high calories turned the hospital into her personal daycare, refusing to leave like it was some kind of all-inclusive Airbnb. What started as a regular medical check quickly escalated into a bizarre standoff involving frustrated staff, concerned security, and eventually the police. >> How's it going? >> Good. Good. Okay. You're reading your medical chart. >> I'm not doing good. >> Huh? >> He said I'm not doing good. >> You're not doing good. >> No. >> Well, the medical professional said that you are. >> Okay. And you were asked to leave several times. Okay. So, you have to leave. >> That's why we were called. So, I'm asking you nicely to please get up and exit the building. >> Alicia, I'm asking you a yes or no question. Will you comply? >> I don't know. >> Why don't you know? >> They ask you to leave, Alicia. What What are your concerns? >> Well, look, I have a heart attack. I know it may not be my heart. Might be something else. And I'm really dizzy for you driving over here. >> Did you tell them all this information? >> Yes. Did lab work and said, "Your lungs look clear. I've been coughing up blood." >> Okay. >> Maybe it's something else. I don't know. I'm not a doctor. >> Exactly. Because you're not a doctor, you cannot diagnose yourself. So that's why we're beyond that, Alicia. We're beyond that now. >> I'm asking you to please leave. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You need to leave with us right now. We have to see you physically leave the building. >> So, what's it going to be, Alicia? >> Hey, Alicia. I just wanted to check in cuz we're in a bit of a situation here. >> Yeah, in real life. >> No, I think I it's I think you work in healthcare. I'm just guessing based on your clothes. >> So, why is it that you don't want to leave? >> Cuz I feel like there's something else they would be doing. >> What are you interested in having done? >> I'm not a medical professional. >> I'm not a nurse. >> I don't know. >> But you're feeling What are you feeling? Like what are you hoping could be alleviated by more treatment here? >> I don't know. I'm just crazy. I don't know. >> Do you think we could move to the waiting room? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. Hey, Alicia. My name is Patrick with the port police department. So, uh, I know that the nurses talked to you, the ER tech. Christopher is trying to work with you here to figure out what what your needs are, but we were called here because you've been asked to leave for 45 minutes and refused. You're now refusing to even move out to the rating room. So, it's 6:45. We're going to come back at 6:50. If you're not outside the building, you're going to be arrested and go to jail. So, I'll let you and Christopher talk for 5 minutes and decide what you want to do. >> Trespassing. >> We'll be back in 5 minutes. >> When officers first stepped in, it felt like watching babysitters wrangle a toddler newly obsessed with the word no. They offered her choices, warnings, and every chance to walk away, but she dug in her heels. Eventually, she left the hospital after a stern warning, only to return hours later, determined to reclaim her imaginary throne. >> She's good to go, right? Nothing medical that you can do. >> Uh, is her life in danger at all? >> Medically cleared for discharge. >> Medically cleared for discharge. Okay. You know what that means, Alicia? Right. So, right now, remember what Officer Fidali did last time I was here? >> Yeah. Yelled at me and was very >> He did not yell at you. Nope. Nobody yelled at you. >> Yes, he did. >> No, he gave you 5 minutes to leave. Okay. And you complied. I'm going to give you 5 minutes. >> You don't want to leave. >> So, even if the 5 minutes, >> Alicia, even if the 5 minutes end, you're not going to leave. That's why you're going to tell me. So, you're going to go to jail instead of walking free out of here? >> I looked up the laws and you can't arrest somebody for >> I can. Yes. >> For being here? >> Yes. If they refuse to leave after being medically cleared and being asked by an authorized person to leave the premises, I have the authority to actually not only trespass you, but if you refuse to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail. So, do you want that to happen? >> Well, obviously nobody does. >> I don't either. So, you're not working with me. We're We allowed you enough time to leave on your own the first time, and you did, which I appreciate, but now you're not being reasonable. So, I'm giving you the options. Leave voluntarily or go to jail. Well, >> I'm not going to jail. >> Okay. So, you're going to leave voluntarily. >> We'll see. >> Nope. You It's either It's a yes or no question. >> I don't have a yes or no answer. >> All right. You got 4 minutes left. 4 minutes left. You've got a minute left. >> Okay. I'm waiting for him to answer me. >> Waiting for whom? >> My husband >> to do what? >> You can call him from outside the building. So, you have 1 minute. >> Yeah. >> I asked him if he could come bail me out. >> Bail you from jail. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You're still acting the same way you did before. >> I don't know what you mean. Did you do that? >> No. >> Time's up. >> Of course it is. >> What's your decision? >> What is my decision? I don't know. >> Just one second. >> Stand up. Just one second. >> Stand up for me, please. Alicia, >> I gave you enough time. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest, Alicia. Stand up for me. >> I'm waiting for answer. >> Stand up. >> Stop. >> Stand up, Alicia. We don't have to go that route. >> Stand up, please. >> Quit. Stand up. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> I understand you're under arrest at this time. Stand up. >> No. >> You don't understand that you're under arrest. >> You're hurting yourself here. Okay. >> Just stop. >> Do not resist. Okay. >> Don't. >> We're being gentle with you. Stand up on your feet. >> No, you're not. >> Now, ma'am. So, Alicia, here's the deal. >> Stand up. >> Here's the deal. You're under arrest. If you provide any resistance, you're going to get additional charges besides trespassing, and we will use force to affect this arrest. Do you understand that? >> It's a yes or no. Do you understand? >> Medically cleared again. She still refused to leave, insisting the laws didn't apply to her because naturally she was the self-proclaimed main character. Officers practically begged her to just walk out, but she turned it into a full-blown hostage negotiation. With patients wearing thin, the cops were left no choice but to cuff her. >> No. >> Okay, stand up. >> I didn't. Quit. >> Stop resisting. Okay. >> Alicia, stop resisting, please. >> I'm not pulling off her wrist. >> Locked. Locked. Anything is going to stick me. Poke me under me anyway. Cover your position, Alicia. Please. Thank you. Okay. I'm going to send you off, Alicia. Okay. >> You can call him from jail. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against your court law. You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. If you can't afford to hire attorney, will be provided for you at no cost. You can decide at any time to exercise your rights, not answer any questions or make any statements. You understand your rights. >> Can you stand up? Can you stand up? Stand up. All right. We're going to walk out this way. >> It's unlocked. All right. Alicia, this is the car. >> I'm not getting in the car. Going to jail. You are you've already got two charges. I suggest you stop before you get even more charges. >> Right now, you're under arrest for trespassing and resisting arrest. If you continue, you're going to get more charges. >> In which case, your husband won't be able to afford your bail. >> Put your butt on the seat, please. Alicia, >> it is in your best interest >> to not resist. Okay. >> I'm not Give me a minute. >> Okay. >> Alicia, take a deep breath. Okay. I need you to sit in that seat right now. Please. Alicia, >> just >> sit down, please. >> You to text my husband. >> What? Not yet. You can text him or call him from jail. >> Alicia, I need you to sit in the car or my part. Okay, >> give me a minute. >> My partner's going to help you sit in the car from the other side. >> Alicia, we're sitting down. Put your Put your knee in. >> Ouch. >> Put your knee in. >> Why are you hurting me? >> I am not hurting you. >> You're doing that yourself. That's a third charge obstruction now. >> Yeah. Slam the door. [Music] >> Resisting arrest. >> So, finally, the cops put an end to her endless drama and escorted her to the patrol car, leaving no room for another episode of her chaos. Let's hope this trip to jail knocked some sense back into her lost brain cells because at this point, reality was the only wakeup call she hadn't ignored. The woman was charged with firstdegree criminal trespass, resisting arrest, and obstructing a law enforcement officer. 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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