Hey, you [ __ ] Am I a bite? >> Hey, stop. Do you want to go to jail? No. >> Step over here. >> No, I don't. >> Okay, grab your ID. >> Okay. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. No. No. No. No. >> Let go of me. >> Let go. Stop fighting. You just call it for tucking dish on the police off. [Music] >> On June 3rd, 2022, what began as a normal night out flipped into chaos in seconds. One drunk ass brat decided mouththing off wasn't enough and threw down with cops, turning a small scene into a full-blown felony. From claiming innocence to unleashing full rage, it was a textbook crash and burn. Watch the full video to know what actually happened. Hey, you [ __ ] You want to fight? >> Hey, stop. Do you want to go to jail? No. Step over here. >> No, I don't. >> Okay, grab your ID. >> Okay. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. Put your hands behind your back. >> No, no, no, no. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> We're 1095. We'll take a transport car. I'm regular. You realize that, right? >> 1095. We need a transport car. >> Stop it. Let go of my fingers. >> No, [ __ ] [Applause] >> [ __ ] it, my fool. No. Seriously, talk to me, you [ __ ] I did nothing wrong. I'm legal. I'm 20. >> Well, you're intoxicated. You apparently assaulted somebody and you >> I didn't assault anybody. They assaulted me. >> Talk to me. >> Seriously [ __ ] >> roll over. We're going to get I don't know how >> talk to me. >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> Shut up. Shut up. Daria, stop. >> Talk to me. Talk to me. You're being crazy. >> Talk to me. >> Talk to me. I'm talking to you right now. >> Talk to me. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Let's talk and not kick people. >> I didn't kick people. >> You just kicked me literally. Yeah. >> You know me. >> Talk to me. >> Okay, we're talking now. But you can't be kicking us, >> dude. I >> What happened? >> What happened with the door, man? >> Can I take the B looking at me? Melissa, do you want to walk over here by my car while we're away from the people? Let's do that. >> Please. She said I'm not. I'm not. >> No. >> Stop. Stop here. >> Can I? >> Yeah. Let's chat, but let's get you out of where people can see you. >> I'm not going to get in the car. >> Daria, how many times have we done this? You're going to get in the car. >> I'm not getting in the car. But you know, I will get beside the car and I can explain my story. Well, some >> my story. You just You never get my story. You never get my story. You ever You never get my story. >> Listen. Listen for a second. I'm trying to listen. >> When officers first approached, the subject treated restraint like a suggestion and personal space like a negotiation. Kicking and flailing turned a simple removal into a choreography of resistance. The crew stayed patient while the person oscillated between pleading and pushing, trading sense for theatrics. I never even >> I'm trying to listen, >> Daria. >> I never even >> I'm trying to listen, but you're yelling at me. >> So, I got to give you your rights before you tell me your story, right? Like, that's the law. >> Give me my rights. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to the advice and presence of an attorney. If you can't afford to hire one, one will be appointed repent, no charge, and you decide at any time to exercise your right to answer your questions. Maybe >> I I want you to hear my story. Tell me your story. >> I do. >> They're going to hold on to you for right now cuz you were acting a little silly, right? Like whether you agree with whatever happened or not, kicking them wasn't appropriate. So, they're going to be a little upset about that. So, >> no, they came after me. >> Tell me your story. Or don't. It's up to you. >> They didn't come at They didn't come after you. They weren't trying, Daria. They weren't trying to come after you. >> They did. You don't know that. You literally were not here. You're right. >> Do you realize that? >> You're right. What happened with your >> Cuz they're saying they're saying you stop pulling away. Stop. Just relax. Just be easy. >> Can I rest again? So, like >> just stand up >> or sit or whatever you want to do. But like twisting your arms and [ __ ] isn't working. >> I'm not twisting. I'm just trying to like can I rest right here? Like I'm resting. I don't want to tell it. >> Yeah. >> I'm not. >> You want to sit? Is that what you're trying to say? Or you want to lean against >> I'm not sitting. >> Don't No more kicking and [ __ ] >> I think we can all agree that that's not the solution and that's not going to make it any better. >> Why do you rest me out of all the people that you see? cuz you're the one sitting there banging on the door. >> You were intoxicated, banging on the door, screaming, and you apparently assaulted. >> I don't believe in any other people that caused anything. >> So, what happened tonight? >> You don't believe anybody. >> Hey, if you don't want to tell us, that's fine. Totally understand. >> No, you just don't believe anybody. >> Your opportunity to tell us your side of it. >> Go into pints and then figure it out for yourself. All right. >> You outsha, >> what do you want? >> What do you do, bro? >> I didn't do anything. I'm 21. Why do you really have to arrest me? I didn't do anything. >> Legally, I don't know what I did wrong. >> You're intoxicated in a public place. You were causing a disturbance. You were banging on the windows, being aggressive, and then you fought with us, and then you assaulted us. Her energy pure chaos. Cops tried to play it cool. Read her rights, all that jazz. But she treated it like elevator music. Yelling, flailing, making a scene like she owned the street. Confidence through the roof. Common sense nowhere in sight. She thought she was untouchable. But every wild move just piled on the charges like she was collecting badges for most dramatic mess of the night. >> So, you were under arrest. You're not getting out of it. End of discussion. So you can either tell us your side and what happened or we can just go sit in the squad car. >> I feel like it doesn't matter what you up to. >> Okay, we're going to walk over here. >> Get in this car over here. Okay, stop it. >> Come on. >> Has this ever worked for you? All of the times ever you're going to get peppers for you to keep it up. >> [ __ ] off. >> Just get in the car. Daria, >> no. You literally shake a seat. Ow. >> Come on, [ __ ] >> Probably. Let go of me. >> Let go of me. >> Let go. Stop fighting. >> Now you just caught a felony for attempting this police officer. >> Oh, dad. Good. Good. [ __ ] you. >> You okay, Jeff? We have some charges, right? >> We're code for now. >> Um, >> get your phone. >> Yeah, >> I'll call you. >> Okay. >> Jesus Christ. This wasn't a movie set. It was the street. And she went full action scene, swinging at cops like a drama queen, then acting like she could charm her way out. Boo's fueled delusions had her thinking she was untouchable. But the law doesn't negotiate with attitude. No matter how loud she screamed or how wild she acted, the bars were already calling her name. [Music] Oh [ __ ] >> Ow. and stop my leg. [Music] >> Weird. [ __ ] off. >> Just get in the car. Let go of me. Let go of me. >> Let go. Stop fighting. >> Oh, you just caught a family member for tempting this place. >> I want to [ __ ] you. We'll call you. [Music] See the phone? >> I'll call you. Ah. Thank you, [ __ ] ass. [ __ ] you're a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Then came the backseat meltdown. Screaming, thrashing, turning the cruiser into her own chaos stage. tried to make a break for it like a cartoon villain, but reality hit hard. That nasty little stunt didn't earn her freedom. It just glued the cuffs tighter and signed off her own highlight reel of bad decisions. I get out of here, you [ __ ] [ __ ] I literally legal. That's literally legal. What the [ __ ] That's literally illegal. What is wrong? >> I was literally legal, dude. My grand [ __ ] I'd rather die because of you, [ __ ] >> Stop hitting your head. >> Oh, wait. Really? Oh, yeah. [ __ ] Dad. You wanted me to kill this me and hit my head cuz [ __ ] >> Stop. >> You want me to die, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] you want to die? >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] You literally [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] Okay. >> Oh, yeah. I'll die in front of you. Oh, it's okay. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. >> What do you want, you [ __ ] >> You're at the jail now. You're at the jail now. Take a deep breath. >> I'm not going to take a deep breath because >> Oh, wait. Weird. Oh, >> assault intox interference. >> Oh, yeah. Sorry. >> By the end, the real consequences hit like a plot twist. What started as shouting and kicking became a felony level reality check. Officers handled the mayhem with patience, but her choices ensured the night ended far differently than she imagined. The takeaway: chaos can feel thrilling, but resisting authority and escalating a situation rarely has a happy ending. The person was arrested and charged with public intoxication, causing a disturbance, assault on officers, and resisting arrest. 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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