He pushed me in the face. I don't understand what you guys don't understand about that. I called the cops on him >> and you pushed this gentleman. Okay, hold on. That's what you just told me. >> Some Karens are convinced they can call 911 on innocent men just because they want to. But what happens when officers arrive and the truth comes out instead? >> So called 911. He never put hands on you. You're trying to scare him. >> I was just joking that I was going to call the Well, not joking, but like I had you guys on speed dial and then I just cleaned it. I told you he me inside of the house and all you remember is me throwing keys at him. >> These were the moments when dumb Karens tried to call officers on innocent men. We begin with the case of a woman whose petty argument with a garbage truck driver spiraled completely out of control. What started as a noise complaint would end with her being the one in trouble. >> You came from your house down here because of a noise from the garbage truck and you pushed this gentleman. Okay, hold on. That's what you just told me. >> He's the one who pushed me in the face. This doesn't make any sense. >> Me? Are you kidding me? On August 12th, 2025, officers from Palm Beach County, Florida were called to a noise complaint about a garbage truck that escalated to physical violence. Officers arrived to find a woman waiting in the parking lot right next to the driver. But before hearing any story, the first priority was making sure no one was hurt. >> Hello. All right. Who's in Who's involved? Who called? Who called? >> I called at the shop. >> What's up, man? >> Hey, how you doing? >> All right. Are you hurt? >> No, not really. >> You want Max to check you out? >> No. >> All right. Did you witness this? >> No. >> No. Anybody around? Just you and him? All right. >> So, I live up here. >> Let me talk to him first really quick. Okay. >> Sir, >> there you go. Okay. >> All right. Are are you hurt? >> No. No. >> All right. I just had to ask you that real quick. Let me get with her and then I'll come back. All right. She called. >> With the driver confirmed unharmed, it was now the woman's turn to talk. But as she began telling her story, something in the account would not come out in her favor. >> So, what's going on? >> I live upstairs. I'm trying to work. I had a phone call coming and this noise just keeps going and going and going. So, I just was on this on the balcony and I was like, "Excuse me, like, can you can you make that noise stop?" Cuz he wasn't in the vehicle. It wasn't moving or anything. Like, can you just make the noise stop? Like, I have to get on this phone call. People live up here. And he just dismissed me. So, I came down and I was like, "Can you please make this noise stop?" And he's like, "Get the out of here." And I'm like, "Oh, I'll get the out of here." So, I come around to the to the vehic to the side. I didn't get in the vehicle, but it was slightly open. So, I just stepped up and I shut it off one notch and he pulled me by my arm. H >> the car. The key. >> The key. Yeah. I just shut it off one notch and he pulled me by my arm down. So, and he like held on to me really tight and like pulled me and so I pushed him off of me and then he punched me in the face. >> Okay. You have your ID or anything on you? >> I can go get it upstairs. >> All right. >> Like that escalated extremely quickly. Um, can you go ahead and turn around for me real quick? I'm just going to detain you and put you in handcuffs. Okay. >> Are you serious? >> I'm dead serious. Yes, ma'am. >> Why? >> Turn around, please. >> Why? Is this a joke? >> No, it's not a joke. >> What is happening? Because >> like I said, I'm detaining you right now. You're not under arrest, but I'm just detaining you. >> Okay, that's very interesting. >> Okay. >> My feet are burning on the ground, right? >> No, not right now. My feet are burning on the ground. I move right over there in the shade. >> Hey, listen. Just relax. Okay, relax. All right. >> Three. One female detained. >> Oh my god. >> One female detained. >> I get punched in the face when I'm being detained. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. I answer any questions. Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. You have the right to the present representation of a lawyer of your choice before you make any statement and during any question. If you cannot afford a lawyer, you're entitled to the present representation of a quarterointed lawyer before you make any statement and during any questioning. If at any time during the interview you wish not to answer any questions, you're privileged to remain silent. I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be of your own free will. Any statement can be and will be used against your court law. Do you understand your rights, ma'am? >> Yes. Still handcuffed and clearly frustrated, the woman kept pushing back, insisting she never actually got inside the truck. But now it was time to hear the other side of the story as officers turned to the driver identified as Fernando to get his account of what really happened. So >> what I don't understand is why I'm in handcuffs right now. >> Cuz you're detained. I'm by myself and you came from your house down here because of a noise from the garbage truck and you pushed this gentleman. Okay, hold on. That's what you just told me. So I'm by myself. Hold on. I'm by myself. So, I'm detaining you because I'm by myself. Okay, we got to cause >> detain. He's the one who punched me in the face. This doesn't make any sense. >> All right. I asked you if you were hurt and did you need medics. I don't see any injuries on you, but from what you just told me. Okay. You went and entered his car, his work. I just shut off. >> Okay. Can you shut the car off from the outside, ma'am? >> I was standing on the thing and I pulled Now I can't do anything, but I just shut it off. I didn't get in the vehicle. I just stepped on the thing and he grabbed me and pulled me down. >> Okay. I'll be right back off of me. I'll be right back. >> Hello. >> Hey, how you doing? >> How you doing? What's your name, sir? >> I'm Fernando. >> Fernando. Nice to meet you. I'm officer McCrae. I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. You're not under arrest. I'm just got to read this to you cuz I got to talk to you. Okay. the radio. I'm talking to my supervisor now. >> No problem. Do you understand? Right, Sando? >> Mhm. >> All right. With these rights and minds, you want to give me a quick rundown of what happened? >> Okay. Um, Nick, you still here? >> Yeah, I'm here. >> Okay. >> But he's saying you're under arrest. >> No, he's not under arrest. I'm just I have to ask him what happened. So, I don't know what happened, but I just have to ask him what happened. I have to read that. I read that to her and asked her, so now reading him and asking him. >> Okay. I pull them out the dumps out. >> Okay. >> The buzzer on the truck. >> The buzz on the truck is very annoying. Understand that. >> But it it runs. How you doing? >> Hey, >> how you doing? So, it's very annoying. So, she goes in the truck and shut it off while I'm trying to load this truck up. >> Okay. >> So, I I grabbed her, put her down, and she about punching them out >> out of the truck. When she when she was in the truck, >> she went in the truck. Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you have your license by chance? >> Yeah. Fernando held firm on his version of events, adding the woman had shoved him in the chest during the struggle. And with her own admission that she climbed into his truck, the officer made it clear where the law now stood and that didn't sit well with her at all. >> So Fernando um after she you pulled her out of the car cuz she was inside the vehicle, >> she cla she herself, do you know with what hand or anything like or how she hit herself? >> I grabbed it. >> I grabbed by um pulled >> from the ground from the You were on stand on the ground. Oh, you stood up there too. >> No, she was in the truck. >> On what side? Did she go on the passenger side or the driver's side? >> So she opened the door with an open truck. I was trying to move the skin. >> Okay. >> I grabbed her and pulled her down. So you don't pull in the truck at all. >> Okay. >> And she got stuck in the mouth. That's when you just punched me. >> Okay. >> Really? >> At any point did you hit her? >> No. >> Okay. So let me ask you this. Did she put any hands on you or did she touch you at all? >> She pushed me. >> She pushed you. How did she push you >> in the chest? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you hurt at all? >> No. >> Okay. Do you want to press charges on her? >> I can. >> Yeah. >> She pushed you. It's battery >> and she entered your truck. >> Correct. So, it's up to you. >> They don't know what what you saying. >> I'm saying that. So, basically, we're here to investigate a battery. She alleges that you punched her in the face. So, that's why we're here. So, if you want to press charges, that's you know, right now based off of your story and her story, you're the victim. Um, that's why we're asking if you want to press charges. Meaning, she's going to be prosecuted if she had no business coming down in his private property. Turn the machine off. >> All right. So, ma'am, you're going to be placed under arrest today for simple battery. Um, >> me. Are you kidding me? >> No, ma'am. >> He punched me in the face and I'm the one that's going to jail. I've got my two dogs upstairs. I have to pee. I have to call work. This is insane to me right now. And nothing's happened to him. He's a grown man who punched a woman in the face. Like I told you earlier, I don't I still don't understand what >> I don't understand why you >> I Hold on a second. I don't understand what what why you think you have the right to go into someone else's property. >> I didn't go into it. I JUST SHUT IT OFF ONE NOTCH TO SHUT THE NOISE OFF. >> You're lucky. I'll be honest with you. You're lucky you're not going to jail for stealing a vehicle. >> Are you joking me? >> That is so extra. >> So listen. So So I know I know it's a lot going on, but I need you. >> I can't leave my dogs upstairs like that. NO, I CANNOT CALM DOWN. HE PUNCHED me in the face. >> Handcuffed and panicking about the dog she left behind, the woman was still struggling to accept what was happening. So the officer broke it down for her in the simplest terms possible. >> I'm telling you right now where we're at, but I'm saying if you need to make arrangements and stuff, we can help you with that. But I'm just telling you right now, if that was a police car and we had sirens on there, would you come down there and do the same thing you did to that car? >> Not a police car. I'm not an idiot. >> Okay. Well, I'm just letting you know when you trespassed inside the work vehicle. >> I didn't go in it. I my arm was in it at the most. I was I I was still on this bottom rung. >> Okay. Well, [snorts] I'm just telling you right now based on which >> Are you laughing with him? He punched me in the face. >> I'm sorry. >> He punched me in the face and you're over there laughing with him and nothing's going to happen. >> I'm sorry. Where are your shoes? >> Well, they're upstairs. I live here. >> Okay. >> She said she has a couple dogs or something up there. >> Okay. >> You have a neighbor or somebody that can take care of the dogs? I could put one in the crate, but this is just crazy. He punched me in the face. >> You're missing You're missing everything before. >> No, you're you're missing the punch in the face. I've never been punched in the face in my life. >> Wait, the very first crime that was committed was you entering his truck. >> I didn't enter his truck. My arm went in the truck and I shut the notch off one thing. I was coming out of the truck. I never went in >> to turn off a vehicle. >> Is it good? >> Handcuffs been arrested cuz I shut off someone's hand. No, I don't need anything else from him. >> I gave her a case. I need to give him >> You got permission tied on the truck? >> No, I didn't get that. But um >> Are we going to do trespassing on the on the vehicle, too, or No, >> that is insane. >> I am. >> Yeah. >> Are you guys really serious? Let me get a victim's swipe pamphlet so I can go ahead and get to him and have him sign it. >> Wait, he's the victim? >> Yeah. >> Are you guys serious? This is like a nightmare right now. >> He punched me in the face. They don't understand what you guys don't understand about that. I called the cops on him. >> I know it's going to be documented that way, but I'm trying to get you to understand something you're not getting. >> I'm not So, I'm telling you that the first thing that you did was leave your residence and you came down, you trespassed into the work vehicle. >> I didn't get in the vehicle. >> He He tried to remove you from the vehicle. >> He grabbed me by my arm. I'm not I'm surprised. I won't be surprised if I have my arm from him. How he grabbed me and pulled me down. I spoke to him from my balcony. Okay. >> He dismissed me. I spoke to him down here. He told me to get the away. >> Okay. >> And or get back the up or whatever. >> Are you the HOA? >> Close. No. >> Still trying to justify her actions. The woman argued that the noise alone should have excused what she did. But the officer wasn't budging. >> I'm like I said, I didn't get in the vehicle. So, no. To me, I don't understand why this has escalated the way it has. I did not get in the vehicle. This man put his hands on me. I never touched him. He's a grown man. >> Okay. So, let me ask you this. Um, as far as this truck goes, it's pretty elevated from the ground. So, >> you want to go in my house and listen to it over and over and over again. >> I don't want to listen to that over and over again right now. Okay. And I'm I'm telling you that that makes sense what you're saying. But there is no logical reason for you to leave your residence and do what you did today. That's what happened and that's why we're in this situation. >> Completely logical cuz I couldn't stand the noise and I had to get on a phone call at 2:30. like a my Microsoft team's phone call. So, really hurting me. >> So, you think that it's logical for you to go into someone else's? >> It's logical for me to come down here and ask him to shut it off while he the vehicle wasn't moving. That's logical. >> Yes. And he didn't he was in complete from the from the moment I said and then you step up. >> Yeah. Because I needed it to shut off. I needed to go back upstairs. He wasn't using the vehicle at that time. It could be shut off. Like if you don't like repetitive noises either, then maybe you understand how I was up there just listening and listening and listening going, "Oh my god, oh my, it's giving me anxiety." >> Okay. Are you familiar with these work cars at all? >> No, I'm not. I didn't. >> Okay. So, what if you pressed a button in there and it backed into this this building? But you didn't. But what if >> All I did was turn the key and I wasn't even in the vehicle. I turned the key. That was it. It's like the smallest thing that you >> How can you turn the key without getting in the vehicle is what I'm asking? >> Because there's two stairs on there and I just reached my hand in. I didn't have to. That means you went in the vehicle. >> My hand did. Yeah, absolutely. >> But I didn't get in the vehicle to vandalize it. I wasn't in there looking like I was going to drive it. >> That's what trespassing is. It's not that you went in there to to take something or commit another crime, but you weren't supposed to be in there. You had no permission to be in that vehicle. That's trespassing in a in a vehicle. >> Management. Okay. >> Just have a seat in there. Slide in. We'll put the seat belt in. Okay. Have you seen the adopted middle school for 84? >> In the end, the woman was charged with battery to touch or strike and trespassing [music] on a structure or conveyance. Next, officers responded to a domestic dispute where both sides had a story to tell. But as the investigation went on, it became clear that one of them wasn't being honest. >> Her reaction is to get physical. I try to deescalate, but when she gets going, she doesn't stop. >> She's punched in the face or where she at? right on the side of my >> I told you what happened in the car. I was mad. He was testing me. I threw a cup at him. >> On November 1st, 2025, officers were dispatched to respond to a reported domestic incident. As the questioning began, one officer couldn't help but notice something was off about the girlfriend identified as December. >> Hello. >> How you doing, sir? >> How you doing? >> Mind coming outside, man? >> Yes, sir. Um, my weapon is inside the closet. >> Your weapon? Okay. >> What's going on, man? I'll talk to you in here, brother. >> So, what's going on? I just got into an argument. >> What happened with the argument? >> I was just joking that I was going to call the Well, not joking, but like I had you guys on speed dial and then I just clicked it. So, >> you're telling me one thing, but your body language is telling me another thing. >> I saw you at the last time. >> Did you? >> Which one? >> I don't know. >> With December's behavior raising questions, officers moved on to hear the boyfriend. But what he had to say and what the officers could see on his face would tell a very different version of events. >> This is my first relationship, you know, man. I'm I'm an all right looking guy. You know, I've been with two girls and stuff like that, but never had a girl. It's like she's trying to bring something out of me. I know like as a man, I should walk out and stuff like that, but I don't know. I've never dealt with the situation before and stuff like that. So, basically, we're driving to Canes. We're getting in there and she starts telling me to stop looking at parties and stuff like that. She get to stop looking at parties. It's Halloween night. You know how it is. It's young. Yeah. So, she stop looking at parties. Didn't do that. So that like decided a little argument, this and that. Uh, next thing I know, she tells me right there. I'm driving her car right here. Um, >> a little brown one or red one. >> Red one. Yes, sir. >> And then, uh, we're driving down. She just starts telling me what I'm how I'm not a man. This and that. So, I get pissed. You know, I make her flinch. I didn't hit her in the car. I make her flinch and then next thing I know, boom, right side of my head. And then, you know, my plans after that, I'm not used to people disrespecting me. So, I was about to pull over and hit her. You feel me? Like, that's just that's just how it goes. She threw a drink on me. I went upstairs. I didn't do nothing. And um I opened the door for her when we got up there. Kind of my fault. I called her and I turned my back to her, threw some keys right at my head. That hurt, man. I am not going to lie. So I go I push her against the couch. I open hand push her a few more times. Nothing close to this. There shouldn't be no marks on her or anything like that. Um >> did she in the face now? >> She did, but I'm not worried about that. I don't want >> There's no I don't think there's no mark. There's >> Oh, >> yeah. I mean, she sung a little bit, but no, I'm not trying to do no. >> Where's the Where she in the head with the keys? >> Um, it upstairs like >> No, like what part of your head? Like the back >> right in the back. >> Can I check it out real quick? >> Oh, yes, sir. >> Enough to make me push her, you know. But it wasn't one side or nothing like that. I'm not up there. Like, of course not. Um, she >> Whenever you said you made her flinch, bro, how'd you make her flinch? >> Elbow. I didn't hit her with my elbow. >> Okay. off officer, you can walk up there, look at look her up and down. She ain't no marks on her. I I open hand everything. I basically just press her to the ground, honestly. And she's always done this and that. Her reaction is to get physical. I try to deescalate, but when she gets going, she doesn't stop and and that's on me because like she always tells me like, "You just need to go at that point." This and that, but outside, you know, like But no, I should. It doesn't matter. I should. And >> you made her flinch, but she didn't. >> No, sir. >> And then that's whenever she you she's punched you in the face or where she at? Right on the side of my right here. Yeah. Somewhere right here. >> You can see it. Yeah. You got a big old like I said it's all swollen. >> Yeah. I man I remember how you >> Huh? >> Remember how she like her open hand? Is she punching? >> No. I was right from the side. She's she I don't know. And it was definitely not open-handed for sure. I would have felt this side. It was a punch. >> Yeah. >> Worried about what this could mean for his outcome. The boyfriend made it clear he wanted no part of any further conflict. With his statement done, officers went back to December for round two. >> We just drove here normally. I was, like I said, I was going to literally park up and slap the [ __ ] out of her. Like I just one good one. And then I was like, "No, I'm not going to let you turn me evil." Like for real, like I'm not I'm slapping a female's. But um I park right there, leave her keys in the car, she walks up 2 minutes after I get inside, my shirt's off, even you know, I was wet. So I throw myself off, water in my arms, you know, just do all that. And then that was it. And then she called the cops, man. And I'm like, that's like that's crazy, too, man. I'm a security officer. This I don't I don't know jail tonight. Like I honestly don't know. I don't know how this female and male thing be. I've seen it all my life. So, I I really know what's going to go on, but I just know that [ __ ] She She me first. I I pushed her shoulder down a couple times for show 100%. But >> when did this start? >> Like right after I got Did it get physical, too? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. What exactly happened? >> It was just like a short. >> Are you hurt at all? Is there any like scratches on your right now? No. >> [clears throat] >> Where did he push you? >> Just onto the couch. >> Can you tell me how he did it? >> He's just his bag. >> You guys were talking and then were you guys like >> we were arguing >> like this close and he just How did he do it? >> He just Okay. >> Did he have like a reason to or he just sp him? >> Okay. >> Okay. So you threw it at him, try to hit him or you just threw him misdirection or you just threw him in general? >> Yeah, I tried. >> Okay. And then you missed or did it connect? >> No. Yeah, I do. >> Okay. And then after that, is that when he walked up to you? >> Okay. >> Can you tell us what happened um in the car before you got back to the house? >> We were getting argument at Kes. I got th like juice. I don't know what was in it, but then we right before that, what else had happened? >> We were just like yelling. He was like, "I'm really going to smack her." And I was like, "Do it then. Just do it." Like, "No, I'm not going to do it." I was I was just like tempting him like so drink. >> Okay. And the mark that he has on the side of his face, the big old city that happened in the cartoon. What happened with that? >> I think he has fallen on his face. He's got a pretty big swollen right side of his face like >> a cup. Is that anything? >> Well, the thing about it, it's like big swollen, not like a cup swall. >> Now claiming self-defense, December began adding new accusations to her story and getting more frustrated, realizing officers weren't buying it. But after hearing both sides, officers were getting closer to a conclusion. >> I am not the kind of I was defending myself inside the house. I was in the house. >> What did you do to defend yourself in the house? You said you threw the keys. Yeah, I threw the keys at him cuz he's getting in my face. Like I don't know. He made me mad. So I threw the keys at him and then he got in my face. He punched me in my face. He punched me in my arm. He punched me in my leg. >> Can I see your arm? >> And then last week he punched me too. >> Where are you saying he punched you at? >> My leg. >> So one more chance. What happened in the car? >> I'm I threw a cup at him. I defended myself inside of the house. That's what it was. >> Okay. Well, what? Tell me the whole story from the from the car. From inside the car. >> I told you guys already. What do you mean? What story do you have right now? Because so I can keep up with it because I already told you the story and you're you're asking keep up with it. >> Tell you tell me the story that you have for me at least because you don't know anything right now. >> I do know what he told me. But it's >> But not what I told you. I told him that. >> It's But I need to know what happened in the car. >> I told you what happened in the car. I was mad. He was testing me. I threw a cup at him. >> So you threw a cup at him because he was testing. >> He was testing me. He was like pointing my face. He's texting me. So I threw a cup at him. It's my car. I told him, "Get out of my car." I said, "You can walk home. Get out of my car." He's driving the car. He didn't want to get out. I threw a cup at him. That's my car. It's wet in my car. You can see the >> Do you agree? You throwing the cup at him, too. >> I defended myself in the house. Everything inside the house was just you throwing the key to him and he's got hit >> me throwing the key. So you don't remember him. >> That's not part of it. >> I'm sorry. What was that? My radio's going off. What? >> I would like the other officer here, please. You're not listening. >> I My radio is going off. I'm sorry. >> You're not listening. I want the other cop here. >> What did you say? >> He has a story. It's fine. You don't care. All you heard was me throwing keys at him in the house. That's fine. The other cop couldn't. I won't be like [ __ ] >> him because I the one that said he has me inside of the house and all you remember is me throwing keys at him. >> I just told you that he hit me inside the house and all you remember is me throwing >> me and other officer both spoke of what happened >> and we both came to the conclusion that we have no proper cause to arrest you. So I'm giving you an opportunity to tell you what what your side of the story is. >> I already told you and all you heard was me throwing case at him. That's what you said. >> That's what he said. That's all you said. You just said right now all I heard was you throwing keys at him like that's what I heard you say. >> Desperate to change the outcome, December pulled out her phone, insisting there was proof on it that would clear her name. But by then, her timing couldn't have been worse. >> Ma'am, you don't have the same he has. And you said you're believing him. You're just believing him. I said I was getting mad at him. >> Evidence on him, man. >> I was defending myself in the car or inside of the house. I was defending myself. >> You don't have no evidence. >> He's not. He's arguing with me right now. I wanted you here. And he's just arguing with me. He's trying to arrest me. >> Okay. >> He's saying that all he heard was me throwing keys at him inside of the house. He has probable cause to arrest me because of what happened in the car cuz he have evidence on his face that I told him I defending myself in the house. That's why he has what he has on his face. Probably because he didn't have a mark when I saw him. Whatever you guys are seeing. >> So, which part were you defending yourself? >> When he's me and dragging me on the floor. Did you not? >> I'm sorry. Sorry. Sorry. >> Okay. So, that part was I understand you weren't trying to get him a job like >> Can I get my phone? >> Go for it. Is Is there a video on the phone? >> Excuse me, officer. >> Yes. >> I'm not trying to press no charges or nothing like that. >> Okay. >> At this point, you wanted to tell your story. I'm telling you. >> Hell yeah. You called him stupid. I'm >> not sleeping in here with you. >> Yeah. I want to press charges, too. >> Why? Because you were trying to spot free and now all this December. >> What do you mean? >> That's why I didn't I open pumped everything is fine. >> You're pushing me on the floor. >> I need you to wait around the corner. >> I go to jail for this stupid man. My job everything. This is crazy cuz she me crazy. >> I'm not pressing charges on him. But he want he's threatening to take me to jail. That other officer. I'm not going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. He said he doesn't have enough evidence for that. No. There's his evidence. I'm not going to jail. Is that okay if I watch the rest of that or >> Okay. >> If if there's more like I was saying to it, which obviously that there's more to that of him doing stuff he's not supposed to be doing to you, then I would I would like >> It just pushed me on the ground. That's why >> it looked like it was more cuz I know the video was longer than that. So, [snorts] >> it's because it's getting all the talking. He got it's catching the motion and stuff and >> December, you are going to go to jail. Okay. >> For what? >> For better be a house member. I wanted you to argue with this because we have the probable cause about this. >> But can I show you the proof? The rest of the proof. >> I need you to do refuse to show. >> I didn't refuse. If I knew that this was Please just let me show the proof. Are you kidding? >> It's on recording. I asked you for it. You said you don't want to show me anymore. You refused to show me the rest and that was it. You had your opportunity. We're going back and forth. >> So, you're not going to give me another chance? >> I gave you like four chances. >> Out of excuses, December kept pleading her case, but the officers had already closed the book on this case. >> Please. >> You're being uncooperative. Please, just one more time. >> One, sir. >> We're not stay down there, man. >> Please >> stay down there. >> I'll be safe by Monday. >> No. Why? >> Can I please show you proof on my phone? Like, are you serious? You're not going to let me show you. I'm 19 years old. I'm 20 years old. Please, let me get shoes. >> I'm just going to get Can you please let me show you, though? >> Look, my phone's right there. Look. >> All you're getting is shoes, December. And a phone. If you want Look. December. >> Let me show you, please. Really? >> Can I get my dog a kiss on your back? >> Please, my dog. >> Like, I look at my face and my arms. >> You got tiny little >> How is that rude? >> How? Like, I don't understand. >> Can you close my door, >> officer? No way. >> I told you you didn't have called in December. I defended myself in the house. Can you tell them I defended myself in the house? Where can I look? >> How do you call these people? >> When can I go pick her up? >> On Monday. >> Give you a call when she's released. >> I don't even have his number. >> There's nothing she does. >> You guys didn't. >> It's not even on camera. >> Damn. December. >> There's no objects or anything back there. So if there's anything back there, let's assume it' be yours, right? You don't see no objects? No. Nothing like that. Yeah. I didn't even check my >> Do you have anything in your in these these the >> No. >> Okay. Do you want him to get you a different jacket? >> He's good. >> In the end, December was charged with battery on a household member. Up next, officers responded to a frantic call about a boyfriend accused of being aggressive. But the moment they arrived, it became clear that the real story was nothing like what was reported. >> Why are you not wanting to cooperate? We got you on the phone saying that >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hey, listen. You called and said there was a physical fight. >> There's nothing. I don't like it. I don't like it. I don't like it. I don't like it. Don't grab me. >> We're going to investigate a domestic disturbance. >> No, no, no, no. >> On May 21st, 2025, officers from Farmington, New Mexico were dispatched to a call about a domestic dispute where the calling party stated her boyfriend was physically hurting her. But as soon as they arrived, her story already seemed to be changing. >> There was nothing. I just got upset. There's nothing. >> Okay, see now the story's changed. Now you're saying I got upset. >> So what were you upset about? >> You think I was just You called us for a reason. We know you called. Okay. >> There's nothing. There's nothing. Okay. There's nothing. >> Okay. So what happened? If it's nothing, then it shouldn't be a big deal to be able to tell us. >> Then there's nothing. >> Sorry, [snorts] my ear hurts. With her story already falling apart, the girlfriend identified as Sheay became fixated on one thing. Getting to her phone before officers could look any further. But it wouldn't take long before the real reason for the call came out. >> So, what happened? Why Why did you call us in the first place? >> Hold on. Can I close the door so I can get my phone and call my my mother-in-law because she's probably seeing everything on the camera and I don't want her to worry. Can you move your foot? >> You called us over here. >> Yeah, just move your foot. I'll call her. I'll be back. >> So, go ahead and step out of the house for me. >> Move your foot. Step out of the house, please. >> Shay, you called Shay. >> Shay, >> why are you not wanting to cooperate? We got you on the phone saying that >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hey, listen. You called and said there was a physical fight. >> There's nothing. >> We're going to investigate this. Come outside. >> Don't grab me. Don't grab me. I don't like it. I don't like it. I don't like it. I don't like it. Don't grab me. >> Listen. We don't want to use force. We're trying to help you. Okay. You called us. >> We're trying to help you. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> No. No. No. No. Let me get my phone. >> Farmington Police Department. Anyone else here? >> Get up. >> Or if you try going in again, I'm going to place you in handsets. Okay. >> Farmington Police Department. Anyone else here? >> Can I get my phone? >> Who else is here? Who else? >> Stop. >> Who else is here? >> It's just me. I >> Who are you fighting with when you called? >> Farmington Police Department. >> My phone? >> No, ma'am. Not right now. We got to We got to make sure that it's safe in there cuz you called us. >> Nothing. I I was just lying. I was just lying. >> And now you're getting very upset with us when we're just trying to ask you what's going on. If you're really >> Because I'm intoxicated. I'm sorry. I'm drinking. I'm drinking. And I was just lying. I'm sorry. >> Lying about what? >> Nobody was abusing me or anything. >> So, who else is here with you? >> Farmington police. Anyone else inside? >> My boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend? >> I've been with him for like 10 years. So, >> okay. What's your boyfriend's name? >> Tyan. >> Tyan. Can get I I'll get him for you. I promise. >> No. What room is he in? >> Huh? >> What room is he in? >> He's just subject. >> Okay. >> Can Can I get my phone, please? I I need to call my mother-in-law. >> You'll be able to get out of here in a little bit. Stay seated. >> Farmington Police. Ty, come down here and talk to us. >> No, no, no. [laughter] Stop. You guys are freaking me out. >> And that's the case, then we'll investigate it. >> No, you cannot. He's the the one straight up from the stairs >> on the left or right. >> Um >> um on the left. >> I'm I'm I'm drinking. >> Okay, that's fine. That's fine. >> Huh? >> Does he have any weapons? >> No, he doesn't have any weapons. He's a harmless. >> With her lie now out in the open, officers turned their focus to getting the boyfriend identified as Tyianne outside. But for Shay, things were about to get a lot more serious than she expected. >> This is your last chance. Come down. >> Tyianne, come down. Please. Just go ahead and have a seat. >> Okay. >> Come have a seat. >> Come down here now. >> Just have a seat here. Come over here and talk with me. >> Call your mom. >> Come over here and talk with me. >> Okay. >> We're investigate a domestic disturbance. >> No. No. No. No. >> Okay. So So we're just Don't close the door. >> It's [snorts] everything's going to be okay. We just need to make sure that everybody is safe here. >> I'm safe. I'm safe. >> But we need to talk with him. >> You don't have to have any any weapons or anything. >> Okay. But we need to talk with him and we need to figure out what's going on here today. >> So, >> look, he's right there. He's right there. >> Okay. >> Um, can you let my dog in? I don't want her to run [laughter] out to people. >> Maisy, go inside. Go inside. Maisy, please. Maisy, get inside. >> All right. Just advise her and then we'll talk to her. >> Maisy, get inside. >> Um, can I can I call my mother-in-law? >> We're going to figure out. You're on the phone screaming for help and saying that you're getting beat up. That's why we're here. [snorts] It's a >> I wasn't. >> We're trying to figure out what's going on. And now we're going to whether you like to or not. >> Okay. So, I'm going to read you something right here. I need you to pay attention and listen. Okay. >> I don't want to hear the Miranda 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 talk to a lawyer before we ask you any questions. You have the right to have a lawyer with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, we'll be appointed for you. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering at any time. >> I I need to call my mother-in-law. You know, >> do you understand the rights that I've written? >> The Miranda rights. Yes, I understand. >> You're a grown woman. You don't need to call another person to discuss your issues right now. >> I know, but we're not calling anyone. You're going to talk to us about what's going on. He's going to try and ask you some questions. You said you understood and we're trying to figure out. people don't call dispatch screaming for help and saying you're getting beat up for no reason and then you're acting like this and you're trying to pull away from us. Technically, he could take you to jail right now, but I I don't want to because I think you're a victim and that's okay. >> Well, if you guys want me to jail, go ahead. >> I'm not I don't want to take you to jail. >> If you guys want to go I don't want anybody to get in trouble. >> Well, we're what what we're trying to do is make sure everybody is safe. >> I don't want I don't want anybody to get in trouble. I'm I'm sorry. He just go ahead and take me in for like false like what is it called? Advertisement or false like you know lying. >> With her Miranda writes Reed and no way to reach her mother-in-law. Sheay was ready to give another reason for the 911 call. But soon it would be Tyianne's turn to speak. >> What happened there progressed? Did you felt like you needed to call 911? >> Nothing. [laughter] I was just threatening him. I didn't know my phone was going to, you know, call 911 all the way. >> [laughter] >> I was trying to hang up, but No. No. Just the lady answered already fast enough. There's nothing. [laughter] >> All right. So, you called 911. It was verbal. >> You never put hands on you. You're trying to scare him. >> Yeah, but I didn't know the phone call was going to go through. >> Um, I was asleep. She came back. She was just yelling, but that was it. >> Okay. >> And then I was like, "Hey, calm down. Calm down." And then I just went back to sleep. I like I don't know. I guess you made a call. >> But I wasn't I was uh I guess I was asleep. >> Okay. >> But >> So did anything get physical at all? Did anyone anyone else? >> No, just um just objects thrown. >> Okay. >> What phone? >> What was thrown? >> Just my phone. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Who threw the phone? >> Uh she did. >> Did she throw it at you? No, no, no. Should just throw it on the bed. But that's basically it. Like nothing new or anything. >> Okay. So, you've got some fresh marks on you right there. >> Yeah. >> But Oh, >> where did those come from? >> These Yeah, from her. But that wasn't today. >> When was that? >> That was uh another time I don't want to talk about. >> Okay. Those look really fresh. like they just happened. >> No, no, you didn't. Yeah, I was putting on Noximma and the cream was on it. >> Okay, look, man. I've done this before, okay? And I don't think you're being truthful with me. >> I can see that you have obvious injuries. >> Yeah. >> She's very upset about something. >> Mhm. [clears throat] >> Somebody's not being truthful here. >> She's just just give it to me straight. Okay. >> She was just angry, but I >> What was she angry about? I don't know it for if I'm being honest. I don't I really don't know. >> Okay. >> But um that's it. I don't want to press charges or anything if that's what you guys are trying to get out of me. >> With Tianne's marks raising more doubts, officers turned back to Shay one last time. And [music] this time there'd be no talking her way out of it. >> Why'd you make a fake phone call then if you're saying it was fake? Like nothing was going on. Why? Why? Why call 911? >> Like I said, I was I was just, you know, trying to, you know, scare him and upset him. What? >> So, you were trying to make him angry. >> No, I wasn't trying to >> That's what you just said. That was your words. You were trying to scare him and upset him. That's in other words. >> Yeah, but I wasn't trying to make him angry. You know, I just >> So, my question to you is, was he acting on a recording with dispatch saying that your boyfriend was punching you? [snorts] >> Yeah. >> So, why would you say that? >> He wasn't. Look, do you see any Well, that went on my leg. I fell over at the park with my nephew. Um, yeah. I don't have any. Like you guys see my face. There's nothing. My ear is aching, but it's been aching for the past 3 days. >> And then we get here, we're [snorts] trying to investigate here for like >> Yeah. And then you guys knock on the door so loud for no reason. And then like you guys pull me outside and put me in handcuffs >> because you're trying to pull away, you know. >> No, I know. But I was trying to prove a point. That's not fair because I wanted to go upstairs and you you guys wouldn't let me close the door on my property. This is not your property. >> You're right. It's not our property. >> Exactly. So then why would you put me in handcuffs? Because it doesn't make sense. >> Can I speak? Because the law says that when we're here for a physical occupation. >> This is not fair. I don't even have a bra on. This thing is embarrassing. >> So when you try and pull away from an officer, we don't know who it is. >> No, no, no. I didn't pull away. You guys had your foot in my door and I told you that I would close it and come back down. >> We're not going to let me situation. Ma'am, >> if you guys want to take somebody to jail, then fly and take me. Go ahead. >> I She's not. >> You guys are really taking me to jail for domestic. Okay. So, we're going to go upstairs and get what rumor. >> Can I Can I call my um mother-in-law? >> You'll be able to call whoever you want once you get >> No, it's not fair. >> I don't I can't I can't I can't go to jail for domestic. We'll go talk to you when you get the shoes. >> That I get to go to jail for domestic violence. >> Realizing there was no reasonable explanation for her actions. She's frustration turned into full-blown resistance. What followed was a struggle that made an already messy situation even worse. >> I'm drinking. I'm intoxicated. Okay. I need to call my mother-in-law. >> No, ma'am. Right now, we're still doing investigation. He's asking for your permission. >> I'm sorry. Am I talking to you? >> What's your You guys don't have to take it. I'm not pressing charges. >> It doesn't matter, sir. The state law says we have to. You don't choose. >> Don't grab one of your >> You don't What does the state law require? >> No. No. No. >> If there was a battery that took place, we shall make an arrest whether or not there wants to be a victim. >> Battery took place. You have an injury. >> You know, it could be You're walking the dog. You're going to go. >> It's your fault. >> I got it. >> Your fault. >> I don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want to. [laughter] >> I'll hold her if you want to go get a car for whoever's taking her. Okay. >> No, I don't want to. >> Do you want to wear your shoes? >> No. He's taking it >> cuz you wouldn't put them on. But we can put them. >> Stop. >> If you continue to act like this, we're just going to walk you down there. >> I don't want to go. Okay, let's go to this cop. Ty. [laughter] No, I don't want to go TO JAIL. PLEASE. [laughter] OW. YOU'RE HURTING ME. BEN, we're trying to walk you and you're pushing against me. >> Wait, stop. Stop. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Wait. [laughter] >> Okay, we're going to keep walking now. >> No, I said wait. >> No, you don't run this. >> Stop. Stand up. [laughter] >> You're not going to drop your weight like that and try and hurt yourself. [laughter] Why are you taking it again? >> I don't want to make it worse. I don't want to make you go and check the test >> and get them double off. >> Oh my gosh. >> We tried to put your shoes on and you're not cooperating. >> Hold on. [laughter] It's burning. Wait, let me >> get off my foot. >> Here. There's a shoe. Put your shoe on. Do you want to put them on now in the end? Sheay was charged with resisting arrest, battery on a household member, and battery on an officer. Next, a woman called 911 claiming her boyfriend was being mean to her. But she was about to learn the hard way that 911 isn't there to play games. >> I don't care where you are. >> I mean, I doubt you can get a >> like I want to go home. I promise you talk to me. I promise you, mister. I'm not being stupid. >> Well, I'm not saying you are. >> Yeah, but you obviously are because you tell me I have it and I don't. On July 2nd, 2026, officers from Key West, Florida were dispatched to a residence for a verbal disturbance. As the woman began explaining what led to the call, her story was already taking a dramatic turn. >> So, because like he's being mean to me and I don't want to go in there. Like, I'm Why would I go in there? Like, I'd rather get on a plane. >> So, you're you're calling us because you made me? >> Yeah. So, like get my clothes and like let me go on a plane or like tell him to stop being like that's like I don't know what else to say. Like I want to cry right now. >> How is he being mean to you? >> Like he's like just being mean. Like I know I'm throwing my phone, but like he has me drunk and like he's being mean and like I just want to go in there or I want to go on a plane. Like just put me on Delta. Put me back where I belong. >> Where do you live at? >> Like Pennsylvania. Like this is not cool. Like he's being mean to me. So he's being mean to you, but like how? >> Like he's like being rude like like grabbing me and [ __ ] and telling me that like no, you're not going to do this and no, you're not going to do that. He's grabbing me. Like I have all over me from him. Like I don't want to do it. Like I got down here from him. Like I don't want to do it. Like anything he lives down here and it's okay and it's fine. >> With her emotions running high, the woman kept pushing for a flight ticket to go back home. But what she was asking for wasn't exactly possible for her actual state. And officers would make it clear to her. >> What was your What were you uh What was he so upset about? What are you upset about? >> Because he's upset because I talked to a 23y old guy. I'm 40 years old, man. Like I'm not even like he's 53. I'm 40 years old. It's not even like that. And he thinks because he lives for he works on a naval base that he's okay. And maybe he is. And I don't even care. But like just get me out of here no matter what. Like I don't care if you charge me. Like can you put me over in this car? >> No. No. Just sit tight. Just sit tight. Were you Have y'all been here all night or you were somewhere else or? >> I've been here for 2 weeks. I don't want to go home. >> What about tonight? You weren't in an Uber tonight. >> I was in an Uber with him. >> Tonight? >> Okay. Where'd y'all come from? >> Um downtown, I guess. I don't know what he calls downtown. I don't know where. I just want to go home, mister. Okay. I don't care where you go. >> I mean, I doubt you can get a >> like I want to go home. >> So, here's the situation. >> Like, I can I can I can buy a plane ticket home. Just let me go home. >> So, here's the thing, right? Right now, you're very I'm not calling. It's not illegal to be drunk. Okay? I'm not saying you're wrong. >> I am. I am. I'm 100%. And he's the one. >> That's fine. That's not against the law. But right now, >> even if you went to the airport or whatever, they're not going to let you get on a plane with that. Can you please take us like >> So, would you like to Do you have money to get a hotel or something >> and we can take you there? >> I can. >> If you can get a hotel, we can take you there. As long as you're >> I can hold Let me let me call somebody. >> Just wait until we figure out what's going on here. >> Can I call somebody? I can call somebody and I can get a hotel like >> he has my cigarettes 305s kings mental go up >> and he has he has marorrow specials. >> I will sit in that airport until I get a flight at home which would be less than 24 hours. I guarantee you I will get a flight 24 hours a flight in less than 24 hours. >> I'm not going to talk I'm not talking over you. Okay. And you don't have to, but I promise you I promise you don't talk to me. >> I promise you, mister. >> Please don't put me in there. >> Okay. You just said ticular and then you said don't put >> Please don't put me in there. >> You got a place to go. >> No, I I don't want to be in there. >> Okay, I understand that. But >> like you can put me in jail. I don't care. >> I've been trying to explain this. She doesn't let me talk. >> There's no crime here. What I can do is help you grab gather your stuff. >> All right. After all the complaining, the woman was escorted off the property. But she wasn't done with 911 and ended up calling six more times within the hour. This time over something else entirely. And she was convinced the officers were the ones to blame. >> Can we please go look for it together then? Ma'am? >> So, you can't find your idea by yourself? >> Well, if if it's if it's there. >> Okay. >> I doubt it is. But if it's there, then I apologize. Okay. >> And I will if it's there. Like I'm in the middle of nowhere by myself. Okay. I just want to get on a plane, ma'am. That's all I want to do. >> You're not getting on a plane and being intoxicated. So, >> no, no, no. I'm going to get on a plane tomorrow. >> Okay. >> I'm going to get in the hotel tonight, but I need an ID. >> So, you need you call no one to help you find your ID that we gave. >> Um because she says it's in here and I believe that he has it. >> I gave it back to you. >> I believe you did. >> Check your Adam and Eve bag. where I took it out of where the bamb came from or where the like what else would you like me in there? I'm telling you it's not in there. >> She gave it to you. I saw her give it to you. She took it off of me and gave it to you. >> So you tell me where it is. I don't know. >> Tell you where it is when you when you grabbed it. >> It's on body cam. >> You check your pockets. >> I told you my pockets. You want me to take them off? Because I got these off. I got basic bottoms on. Like I'm telling you, >> I don't have it. >> Check it back on. >> He has it, dude. >> No, he does not have it. >> He does. >> No, he does not. >> Tell me where it is. >> I don't know where it is. >> Supposed to tell you where it is when you have it. >> He has it? >> No, he doesn't. >> Okay. So, I'm just oblivious. I have a birth certificate. I have everything else. My birth certificate's right here. I'm not being stupid. >> We're not saying you are. >> Yeah, but you obviously are because you're telling me I have it and I don't. I'm gave it to you. We gave it to you. >> We gave it to you. >> I don't have >> Put your shorts back on. >> Put your shorts back on. >> So, I have bathing suit on and stuff. >> I don't care. Put your shorts back on. >> Yeah, but you're telling me I have something I don't >> I'm showing you I don't have it. >> I'm telling you we gave it back to you. >> I'm telling you I don't have it, lady. >> Okay. Well, if you dropped it then >> No, I didn't drop it. I I walk all the way back there. I do not drop it, lady. I'm telling you I didn't drop it. I'm not trying to be disrespectful to you in no way. >> I really am not. I'm just telling you that I do not have it. >> Okay? And I'm telling you that we gave it back to you and that's not a good reason whatever you want and you can tell me it's not >> whatever you want. >> I will but I'm telling you like I'm telling you I don't have anything. >> Yeah, you said that. >> I am telling you >> you can pat me down. You can do whatever you want. I don't have anything. I don't have anything. Mister >> with her repeated complaints snowballing, officers finally gave her a straightforward warning about what would happen if she didn't stop. But instead of backing down, she started to push them even more. >> Where's um a hotel? Closest hotel. >> Right there. >> What's it called? >> Margaritaville. >> Margaritaville. Thank you. >> That's all I need to know. >> Okay. And then if he has no >> Don't even say no other words to me because you are not helping me. >> If you call If you call 911 again for this, you're going to go to jail. >> You want to say something? Because I'm telling you you're not helping me. You're not helping me. And I'm telling you that's Margaritavville. I got two sunglasses on my head right now and that's Margaritaville. That's all I ask. What is your goal? >> I didn't ask you for anything else. >> All right. Well, shut your mouth and go to your hotel. >> No, you shut your mouth. >> All right. >> You going to arrest me for that? Because you just >> If you call 911 again, we're going to jail. >> Yeah. >> In an alarm. >> Yep. >> You're going to jail if you call 9. If it's not an emergency, this is not an emergency. You're drunk. You lost your ID. >> I'm by myself. I'm by myself and this is not an emergency. >> You're drunk. You lost your ID >> by myself in the middle of Key West. >> You're a grown adult. >> Yes. >> You're grown adult. >> Yes. And you guys are being bullied. >> No, we're not. We're not. No, you are. You're accusing us of losing your ID when we handed it to you. Yes, you are. No, you didn't. You show me on a body cam. You handed it to me. >> I don't have to show you anything. You can have show me anything because you know you did. >> I I did hand it to you. I gave it to you and everything. >> You want to You want to bet? >> I'll put it on money. >> Okay. You don't even have money. >> You don't even have dollars. $1,000. Let's go. Why don't you risk me? Risk me. >> Just pick up your stuff. Just pick up your stuff. >> Take me to Take me to jail. I guarantee you didn't give me that ID. Check up your stuff, girl. >> And I mean that in the nicest way. What? I really do. >> What? >> Calling you. Yeah. Yeah. Get in. Hand me my ID. >> All right. >> Listen, you're entitled to your own opinion. You make the call. >> I am. So, show me your body cam. >> I don't have to. >> Yeah, I didn't. >> You can. You can do a public service. >> Too many around here. >> Her she is. All right. >> You want a frisbee? You want a frisbee? Frisbee. Don't be >> guarantee she didn't give me I guarantee you she did not give me that ID back. You want to bet? >> She did. >> You want to bet? >> She did. >> I I bet 100% on it that she did. You want to bet? >> She did. >> Come on, let's go. >> Just pick up your stuff. >> Pick up your stuff. >> No, I bet. Come on. 100%. I bet. Is she not getting my ID back? >> Let's go. Come on. Look at me, mister. I bet you 100% she did not give that back to me. 100%. I bet you she did not give back to me. I bet you she didn't. >> Pack yourself. >> I can guarantee you I got $1,000 on my phone. >> Money to even bet. So, >> bet on my phone. No, >> let's go. >> Just put your stuff away. >> I got bet you got 1,000 bucks and I bet you she did not get back to me. >> Money. You don't even see your name. >> Hold on. >> Pack your stuff. >> At this point, officers had reached their limit with the woman and it showed. But she still had one more move left. Not knowing it would cost her a lot. >> I can't get home to Pennsylvania without that ID. >> It's not my fault you lost your ID. It's not my fault you're drunk. >> You you you didn't give it. You didn't give it to me. >> I did. I did. >> Okay. Listen, if you have a complaint, if you have a complaint, talk to our sergeant. >> Look at me. Look at me. I am. >> I'm sure it is. But you did not give me back that ID. Tell me that you are 100,000% sure. >> I am. >> You can't even blink your eyes to normal without saying that. You're looking up to the right. You're not sure. I am. I'm looking you straight in the eye. >> Can you Can you avoid pointing at my officer in case >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I I have >> If you have a complaint, you come looking looking for you to give me my ID that you didn't >> and you know it. >> Got a cake. [applause] >> I had a cake. Had a cake. Bake my bake me a cake. >> How old are you? >> I'm 40. >> That's that's that's a disgrace. Awesome. You're a grown woman acting like a child. You're a disgrace to civil society. You are a disgrace to a cop. We got so many other things to do and >> you are a disgrace. >> Can you just stay? >> Can you just stay with me? >> All right. >> Look in those bags. >> So, if you want to do that. >> Yeah. >> Let's get Arrest me right now. Let's go. >> Why are you being arrested? >> I don't give a Because you can't give me my ID to get home. >> So, arrest me. Arrest me. Arrest me. >> I told you to get out of the road before. I'm not going to tell you again. >> No, because I don't give a >> Not going to tell YOU AGAIN. >> BECAUSE I CAN'T GO NOWHERE ELSE. AM I GOING TO GO? >> Go back in the traffic. >> IT DON'T MATTER. WHERE AM I GOING WITH NO ID? WHERE AM I GOING WITH NO ID? >> All right, get back on the road or go to jail. You're going to go to jail if you get out of that if you go out of that lane. >> All right, get up. >> No ID. What am I going to do, mister? >> No. Okay, don't be mean. >> I'm going to jail. >> It's all good. >> Let's go this way. >> I'm going to get all your stuff. >> Like, you got no ID on me. >> You're going to lay down on the road. You can't. I already told you. >> Where the else am I going to do? Where else am I going to go? I can't lie down on aing plane. I can't go nowhere, mister. You're not putting me in with her. >> No, this is my car. >> Okay, >> I'm okay with that. >> No, tell her to shut up. She don't know what she's doing. >> Let's go. >> She's not taking me nowhere. >> In the end, the woman was charged with misuse of 911 [music] and disorderly intoxication. She later failed to appear for her court date and a bench warrant was issued.