The sheriff's office responded to a home after a probation officer called in a domestic disturbance. According to the report, she had been on the phone with an individual under her supervision who was allegedly making threats toward her mother. And the officer reported hearing objects being thrown around in the background during the call. But there was something else deputies knew before they even got there. The woman also had an active felony warrant out for her arrest for violating her community control. Which is basically Florida's version of strict house arrest. And that all started from an older case for driving with a suspended license. So when deputies pulled up to the house, they weren't just responding to the reported disturbance. They were also getting ready to take her into custody on that outstanding warrant. >> No. Okay. >> Come out, lady. Come out, lady. >> Hello. >> How you doing? Where's the dog? >> Huh? >> The doggie that was loose. >> Oh, my doggie? >> Yeah, can you lock the dog up? I don't want >> Thank you. >> Can you put the dog away, please? >> Yes, I'll get her for you. >> Okay. And then come back out. >> Yeah, give me a minute. Give me a minute. Come out. >> Kimberly's in the house though, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Turn off the dryer and come out. >> Okay, what's going on? Is she mad at you? Are you mom? >> Yes. >> What's going on? >> She was um I asked her to wash the dishes. >> She didn't want to wash dishes? >> No. >> Okay. She didn't hit you though. >> No. >> Okay. >> She just locked >> Kimberly, come here. >> She just locked the door. >> What's going on? Why you get Would you come out here and have a seat? Have a seat. Have a seat and talk. Why are you getting mad at your at your mom? >> She don't want to wash the dishes. She don't want to clean. >> Why don't you want to do dishes and clean? >> What? Did she tell you what she did to me yesterday? >> What's that? You scratch yourself? >> Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. >> She has old stuff. >> You don't want to clean. You don't want to like >> so you Did mom hit you today? Did you hit mom today? >> No, I didn't I touch you, mom. >> Okay. Okay, so this is you all just arguing over cleaning the house and doing dishes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She don't want to clean. She want to sit down and eat, put the dishes inside, no clean, no wash, no do nothing. >> Did you hear her? >> Is that not true? >> Did you guys hear her right now? Mom. Oh, yeah, she threw the dishes away. She threw >> Yeah. Stand up. Come on. >> Me. >> Come on. Put your hands together. >> Done. Excuse me. >> Just don't move. That's very nice. >> Excuse me. >> Hold on. >> What did I do? >> She's got a warrant for arrest. She's got a warrant for court. >> Excuse me. She didn't do anything. >> No, no, no. She has a warrant for her >> a warrant. It has nothing to do with this. Come here, slow down. You want to take her earrings out so she doesn't have to take Take her Take her earrings and her nose thing. >> Get off me. >> HEY, HEY, HEY. STOP, STOP. OUT TO THE ROAD. GO AHEAD. STOP FIGHTING. STOP RESISTING. SHE'S CATCHING ANOTHER CHARGE. IS YOUR DOOR IS YOUR DOOR OPEN? >> NO, THIS IS NOT MY CAR. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Do not kick. Get in the car. She's getting another charge. >> Yeah, I know. I know. I know [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] I don't give a I don't give a Remember that [ __ ] GET THE [ __ ] OFF OF ME. >> Knocking her off. >> Don't touch me, man. >> Stop. >> I'll beat the [ __ ] out you. GO [ __ ] GET OFF OF ME, [ __ ] GO [ __ ] [ __ ] I'M ON ANOTHER CHARGE. WHERE ARE YOU? WHERE? WHERE? WHERE? >> YEAH. >> [screaming] >> I'LL GIVE A MOTHER >> JUST ROLL OVER. Get her up. Right there. You got it? >> [ __ ] I'll beat you up. >> Stop. Absolutely not. >> Yeah, absolutely yes. >> Stop. >> You had a warrant. That's all it is, okay? >> Yeah. >> You're making this into a big to-do. >> Yeah, I know. >> All you had is a warrant. >> Yeah, I know. I just went to court the other day. You can't make me. >> Did she kick you? >> Yeah. >> She's going to jail for felony. >> Yeah, I know. >> Felony battery. >> Felony. Felony. >> Sit up. >> Felony. >> Sit up. SIT UP. GET UP. >> FELONY. [ __ ] [ __ ] >> YEAH, FINE. Resisting with violence and battery on LEO. >> Yeah. >> Get up. >> You can't make me. >> Get up. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I beat the [ __ ] out you. You a I KNOW YOU MAD AT ME. >> [screaming] >> I'LL BEAT YOU UP. TAKE YOUR I'LL BEAT YOU UP. I'LL BEAT YOU THE [ __ ] UP. YOU A WHAT YOU MAD ABOUT? GIVE ME A BOTTLE OF THESE COKES. I'LL BEAT YOU UP, [ __ ] GIVE me a bottle OF THESE COKES. I'LL BEAT YOU THE [ __ ] >> GOD DAMN. Resisting with? Resisting without? You better not, YOU OLD YO. >> OW! >> [screaming] >> OW! OW! OW! [screaming] MAMA! MAMA, THEY GOT MY FOOT JAMMED IN THE DOOR, MA. MAMA, MY FOOT IS JAMMED IN THE DOOR. MAMA, MY FOOT JAMMED IN THE DOOR, MA. OW! >> [screaming] >> OW! OW! OW! >> SO YOU WERE JUST BEING NASTY TO THE LADY. >> I DIDN'T CALL THE POLICE. >> YEAH. >> YEAH, I didn't call the police. >> Who called? >> Nobody called. Nobody called the police. >> So how did we hear it? >> I don't know. Nobody called the police. >> Who called the police? >> Nobody called the police. >> She was on the phone. You're You're probation officer. Her probation officer called called in saying that she was threatening to beat you up at this house or beat somebody up in this house. >> She did not beat me. She just called me. >> what that's Yeah, that's what they said. But, you know what? She has a warrant. This is unacceptable. Do you think this is This needs to be in a society? >> supposed She's supposed to respect everybody, you know? >> Well, obviously >> you are the You are the officer. When you come in, you have to stay down and talking. You understand? >> just That's just us. How about you? >> Me too. >> Yeah, we're elders, right? >> Cuz I was talking. When I was talking, she She act like that. I don't understand why, you know? But, I just cool. I don't want no trouble, you know? >> Okay. Nothing is happening. Yeah. Cuz she's in the college. I want her to finish the high school. >> Well, yeah, cuz she has got literally no future. >> You understand? >> Right. But the problem is, and like I said, had nothing to do with this part, but when we got the call saying that she was threatening people at the house here, when that happened, they checked her and they found out that she had a warrant. >> Warrant. >> And that's what that's what >> have no warrant cuz she was going to the uh officer yesterday, every Tuesday. She don't have no warrant. >> It's in the system. Well, it's in the system, man. There's a warrant There's a warrant for her in the system. >> What that means? >> And that's who called us. The Department of Corrections was the one that called. >> E- E- E- Every Tuesday, she she's supposed to go to the office. She She go to the office here and sign, and then they send a warrant. I don't know what they want a warrant from. >> Okay. >> You understand? >> Well, there's a warrant. Unbelievable. Just a simple simple warrant. >> I'm trying TO GET MY I'M GOING TO BEAT your ass. Watch when I get the gun club. Don't tell me I'm going to beat you up. I'm going to beat Y'ALL THE [ __ ] UP. WATCH WHEN I GET THE GUN CLUB. I'M GOING TO BEAT Y'ALL THE [ __ ] UP. I'm going TO BEAT Y'ALL [screaming] UP. WATCH WHEN I GET THE GUN CLUB. WATCH WHEN I GET THE GUN CLUB. [ __ ] YOU. [ __ ] YOU. WATCH WHEN I GET THE GUN CLUB. I'M GOING TO BEAT y'all >> When you get a gun? >> Yeah, when I get >> You're making threats? That's another charge. >> [ __ ] you. >> Yeah, that's another charge. When she gets out, she can't get a gun. That's a charge. Ridiculous. >> You [ __ ] Take me to the gun club. I'M GOING [ __ ] UP. [ __ ] UP. ALL [ __ ] ass [ __ ] talking about I got a [ __ ] warrant. A warrant where, [ __ ] Where's the warrant, [ __ ] Yeah, I'm ready for all y'all today. I ain't never gave no [ __ ] I'm ready for all y'all [ __ ] today. Uh-huh. Everybody going to get it today. Yeah, all y'all going to get it today. I'm going to beat y'all the [ __ ] up. Uh-uh, this [ __ ] He's trying to [ __ ] up. Tie me. Tie me. TIE ME, [ __ ] TIE ME. YEAH. >> [screaming] >> TIE ME, [ __ ] I'LL GO SIT IN PRISON AND BEAT y'all ass when I get out. I never gave no [ __ ] you TALKING ABOUT, [ __ ] ASS? [ __ ] I I GET LOOSE IN these cuffs, I'll beat y'all ass. What's wrong with you? I ain't never gave no I'm on all that [ __ ] y'all talking about. On all that. Wait till we get to the gun club. I'mma show you what's up. I'mma show you. I ain't never gave [ __ ] about no extra charge. You talking about extra charges and [ __ ] Man, [ __ ] please. >> Officer, can you help me, please? Help me, please. >> For what? The fact that she beat up the >> For the fact that y'all beat on me. >> No. Absolutely not. This is not acceptable. I am not a punching bag. These guys are not punching bags. >> Yeah, absolutely. That's the way this is. >> This is a civil society where you don't fight law enforcement. >> Mhm. I know. >> This is it. Actions have consequences. And obviously she didn't learn it the first time. She didn't learn it the second time because now there's a probation violation. Maybe she'll learn it the third time. Absolutely not. So, we're going to go. She's going to be at the jail. Um you guys can call and try to get her bonded out if need to be, but it'll be >> can bond out? >> Probably. Eventually, I'm sure. >> Oh, you bringing me to the station? Cool. Everybody get beat up in here. Y'all [ __ ] don't help for real. No [ __ ] y'all be trying to act like y'all help. Y'all whole ass don't help for real. I've been calling y'all days and days and days and days. Yeah, come get your ass beat, [ __ ] Come get your ass beat. I didn't do [ __ ] to these people, bro. These people They doing this lame ass [ __ ] to me, bro. >> [laughter] >> And they do nothing to these people. I didn't do nothing to y'all, bro. Why the [ __ ] y'all keep doing this [ __ ] TO ME? >> [crying and screaming] >> THE BRO, I DON'T DO [ __ ] TO YOU. THE BRO, Y'ALL STEADY DOING THIS [ __ ] TO ME. EVERY [ __ ] TIME. EVERY [ __ ] TIME. EVERY [ __ ] TIME. >> [screaming] >> EVERY [ __ ] TIME. EVERY [ __ ] TIME. I DON'T DO [ __ ] TO YOU. I DON'T DO [ __ ] TO YOU. WHAT THE [ __ ] DO I DO TO YOU? WHAT DO I DO? >> [screaming] >> WHAT DO DO I DO TO YOU? WHAT THE WHAT? >> [screaming] >> WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT DO I DO TO YOU? THAT Y'ALL KEEP DOING THIS [screaming] [ __ ] TO ME. Y'ALL KEEP DOING THIS [ __ ] TO ME. >> [screaming] >> WHY? THE [ __ ] I GET A JOB. I GO TO SCHOOL. Y'ALL STILL [screaming] COME AND GET ME. Y'ALL. [ __ ] YOU. Y'ALL STILL COMING [ __ ] DOING THIS [ __ ] TO ME. Y'ALL. Y'ALL COMING COMING TO ME. Y'ALL. >> [laughter] >> Y'ALL STILL COMING DOING THIS [ __ ] TO ME. THIS ALL ABOUT KILLING MY SPIRIT, this [ __ ] I DON'T I DON'T CARE. Y'ALL DON'T CARE. [ __ ] this [ __ ] Call this [ __ ] Call this [ __ ] Y'all. Y'all Y'all don't give a I don't care either. Y'ALL DON'T CARE? Y'ALL DON'T GIVE A ABOUT ME? Y'ALL DON'T CARE? Y'ALL DON'T Y'ALL DON'T Y'ALL DON'T Y'ALL [screaming] DON'T Y'ALL DON'T Y'ALL DON'T I DON'T CARE EITHER. I'M GOING TO GIVE A DON'T WORRY NOW. I'M going [ __ ] all at this [ __ ] >> Cameras are on. >> [ __ ] I want to I'm tired of this [ __ ] >> [clears throat] >> Hey, what's your first name? >> I don't know. I AIN'T GOT no first name. First name die. THAT'S WHAT IT IS. DIE. NO, I'M DYING. NO, NO, I'M DYING. I DON'T CARE. Y'all let this city put her hands on me yesterday. Y'all didn't do [ __ ] Y'all didn't care. Y'all Y'all Y'all do is [ __ ] come and pick Kimberly up. It's always pick Kimberly up. Every [laughter] time I get a job or I do something that's right with my life, you guys come and get me, but I don't do anything. >> You got a warrant though for your past behavior. >> WHAT DID I HAVE a warrant for? I DIDN'T EVEN WANT IT. I JUST LITERALLY fixed it. >> You got it fixed today, but now you got all these charges now because of all your acting. You know what I mean? You're not making it any better >> [snorts] >> BY DOING THAT. >> NO, it's never any better because [laughter] you guys always coming to pick me up about some [ __ ] >> But you have a warrant, so we have a legitimate reason to be here. You understand? You got a warrant for your past. That's what we're trying to do right now. >> [gasps] >> I'm going to take care of this warrant and take care of this stuff now. All right, it's not just a random [laughter] reason why we showed up. We got called because there was an argument and saying someone's going to beat somebody up. >> It's Kimberly, right? >> Yeah. >> Kimberly. License free. >> Don't hurt yourself. >> There's no We want to get this better. >> I can't keep doing this. >> Hey. But you had a warrant. There was no a way around it. You had to take care of it. >> They should have told me that when I went to court the last time. That's not fair. >> But why why did your probation officer call us, Renee? It's in the system. I have it right here in the computer. [laughter] >> Because I called her to talk to her. So, why is she calling you guys to come take me to jail? >> [laughter] >> It's Renee calling you to talk to you. Why are you calling them to come get me? Like, why is she doing that to me? I need your help. I'm calling you because I need your help. Why are you taking me to jail? I need your help. I called her. >> Let me go check, okay? >> I need her help with anger management. She is over here she she's all, "I'm going to send to anger management." She never sent them. [laughter] She never sent them. >> We confirmed the warrant. It was the problem. We don't have a choice with that. Your name popped in our system with a warrant. >> Why is my name popping up with a warrant? I handled everything. I handled everything. I handled everything, bro. >> [laughter] >> Why she doing this to me, bro? >> She's not trying to do anything to you. She's making sure that you are okay at the house. That's all that's going on. >> She literally gave me permission to go across the street to my boyfriend's house. She gave me permission. She told me to calm down. I was on the phone with her the whole time. >> [laughter] >> I'm surprised to see you guys. I don't know what you guys are doing here. I'm just surprised. >> Okay, so can you just look at me? Okay, I just make sure you're not bleeding. So, we got fire rescue here, okay? No. Okay, Kimberly, I'm going to talk to you and tell you what's going to happen. Do you want to listen to me or Look, sit up real quick. I'm going to talk to you. Okay, listen, I'm going to tell you something. We have to take you to the now to get medical Can you HEAR ME? >> NO! WHY Y'ALL DOING THIS TO ME, THOUGH? LIKE, WHAT THE [ __ ] did I do? I don't do [ __ ] BRO. WHY THE [ __ ] WHY? WHY? I DON'T EVEN DO [ __ ] BRO. Why the [ __ ] y'all doing THIS TO ME? WHAT THE [ __ ] DID I DO? I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. I didn't do [ __ ] THE [ __ ] BRO. Y'ALL WEIRD AS [ __ ] >> KIMBERLY >> Y'ALL WEIRD. Y'ALL WANT TO TAKE ME TO PRISON for no [ __ ] reason. Just like y'all did my [ __ ] brothers. JUST LIKE Y'ALL DID MY BROTHERS, BRO. >> KIMBERLY, WHAT DID I JUST tell you? I was inside the car. You had a warrant to take you out. That's all the reason we came OUT. >> WELL, WHY THE [ __ ] DIDN'T THEY TELL ME THAT WHEN I WAS IN THE CAR? >> I DON'T KNOW. I DON'T KNOW. SO, THAT'S WHY WE FOUND OUT WHEN WE got there for the domestic. You had a warrant, and that's why we did what we did. And you're just making it worse right now. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Y'all making it worse. Y'ALL MAKING IT WORSE EVERY TIME. EVERY TIME I GET A NEW JOB, I START SCHOOL, Y'ALL [ __ ] MAKE IT WORSE. I DON'T GIVE a [ __ ] to be [ __ ] in [ __ ] life, because of y'all [ __ ] the [ __ ] I JUST STARTED SCHOOL. I JUST [ __ ] started school. I was DOING GOOD. LOOK WHAT THE doing to me. [ __ ] I'll [ __ ] beat your ass. TAKE A PICTURE of me again. Take a picture of me again. TAKE A PICTURE OF ME AGAIN, I'll beat your ass. Don't let me out this [ __ ] car, cuz I'll beat your ass. DON'T TAKE NO [ __ ] picture of me. >> Calm down. >> What's wrong with you, cracker? You tripping. You tripping. BECAUSE BECAUSE Y'ALL [ __ ] ASS Y'all do This is what y'all [ __ ] do. The [ __ ] I don't CARE TO BE [ __ ] IN LIFE NO MORE. I DON'T GIVE A Every time I try I try to >> I'm going to take this off. >> I try, you guys are the same. >> Yeah, we'll take this off. >> Yeah, that was my MAIN THING. >> SHE STARTED KICKING US. >> She battered us, she's been violent. >> Does she still have the hobble on? >> Yes. >> Every single time. Every single time. Every single time. >> But >> All right, SO LET'S SLOW AND METHODICAL, let's control. >> Y'all just like, what? What is wrong with y'all? >> And if we're worried about her sitting >> Yeah, I think that's an automatic. >> Yeah. >> I just every time, bro. Y'all do this [ __ ] to me every single time. >> All right, before you open the door, one of you can get on this side with him. He opens the door, the other guy just go and take control of her. >> Y'all so mad at me. What did I do? >> You want to pull this door out? >> Okay, if she's not cooperating with us, I'll just tell her what >> Why Y'ALL JUST BE OUT HERE DOING ME LIKE THIS? WHAT DID I >> Listen for a second. >> Please, believe me. >> It's the warrant, okay. So listen, I'm about to open this door and we're going to put you out on this stretcher, okay? All right, it's best for you not to fight, okay? You understand? We're going to get you medical clearance, okay? So just come out, we're going to put you on the gurney, sound good? You understand? All right, you got to come out. Ready? >> Uh, I can't do it. >> [laughter and gasps] >> Y'all just take me to jail, bro. I don't >> That's how I'm going to take you out of the car. Okay, you ready? >> I don't care for it, just take me to jail, bro. >> You ready? Come on. Come on with me. All right, I'm going to going to take care of this, it'll be done, all right? >> Is this how you want it? >> I know, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Can you sort of hop? I'm going to help you, I won't let you drop. We're just going here Right here. Okay. Go ahead and sit up. >> [laughter] >> You got another Camera one. >> [laughter] >> Can you unbuckle over there? Thank you, guys. Can I get you one 17 years? months. I'm not. We were in the hospital. >> TAKE ME TO PRISON. STOP CHASING ME. TAKE ME TO PRISON. I'M READY TO [ __ ] GO. >> I don't know. >> I'll give a [ __ ] Tell me my alpha what? [ __ ] YOU ASK DO YOU KNOW WHAT I'VE BEEN? THE [ __ ] [ __ ] I'VE BEEN FIGHTING THIS [ __ ] FOR DAMN NEAR HALF A YEAR. SOON AS I GET IN WHILE y'all want to come take me to jail, [ __ ] y'all. I don't give a [ __ ] I don't care about none of that [ __ ] Y'all can't even knock me down for nothing. F D O N What y'all talking about? [ __ ] the feds, too. It's funny till you lose your >> I'm not laughing at you. I'm blowing air on you. >> [ __ ] job. >> No one's laughing. I'm blowing off my face. >> Black lives matter, right? >> Huh? >> Black lives matter, right? Okay. >> Everybody Everybody's laughing at you. >> Everybody's laughing at you. >> No, everybody's Okay, don't play no games now. I'm telling you I can't breathe. >> Did I talk to you? >> Get this off my [ __ ] face cuz I can't breathe. >> Hold on. I'm going to do it. If I can help you. There you go. See? >> Thank you very much. >> You're welcome. >> I'm scared of y'all. >> For what? >> Y'all I don't think you're scared or else you wouldn't be beating the hell out of us. I got two deputies hurt now. >> They They'll be okay. They beat me up every time they see me. >> a lot of your scared. You beat us up. It's all on body cam, so I mean, I don't know. >> Y'all came and picked me up for no reason. That's on body cam, too, right? >> No, we got a call. >> Cuz I didn't do nothing to y'all. >> It was a welfare check. >> A welfare check my ass. >> probation officer. >> Yeah, [ __ ] that [ __ ] too. When I see her, I'mma beat her We both going to jail. >> And you going to jail. >> Cuz I didn't do [ __ ] to that [ __ ] [ __ ] [snorts] ass goofy ass [ __ ] [ __ ] going to tell me to go across the street to get away from my momma and then you call the police on me. You're a weird [ __ ] Like what's wrong with you? [ __ ] weird, fam. She tell ME TO GO ACROSS THE STREET TO GET AWAY from my momma that put my her hands on me yesterday. She tell me to go across the street to get away from me. YOU CALL MY BOYFRIEND and tell my boyfriend I'm coming over there and now you call the police on me. You're weird [ __ ] You weird. The [ __ ] weird, fam. I don't be having time for none of this [ __ ] Beat the [ __ ] out that whole family. >> Do you really do have any medical problems? >> No. >> Any allergies to any of your meds? >> Stop talking to me. >> Do you take any medications at home? >> I don't give a [ __ ] Yeah, [ __ ] >> No. >> No, shut the [ __ ] up and get out of here. Put me so I can go to jail. I don't know what this [ __ ] y'all got going on. But y'all bugging me. >> Everybody's trying to help you. >> I don't want no help. [ __ ] I ain't want Y'all wasn't trying to help me when I needed it. So I don't want it now. I don't want it Y'all want to take me to jail, take me to jail. Without the [ __ ] help. Take me to jail without the [ __ ] help. I I know I am. I know I am. I don't care. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done WITH ALL OF Y'ALL. I'M [ __ ] done, bro. I'm on my momma, I'm done. I'm tired of THIS [ __ ] STOP TALKING TO ME. >> WHAT WHAT DID SHE HIT HER >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> Did you hit her head? >> They don't have a partition with the plastic. >> Yeah. >> She let him She got him bumping her head. >> Like in the front? >> Front. >> Yeah. >> On his forehead. >> Yeah. >> She banged it multiple times. >> Stop talking to me. >> She's talking to us. >> Okay, cool. Y'all don't give a [ __ ] anyways. Why should I care? >> What makes you think you did something? >> No, I don't. I don't care. I'm tired. I'm done. Y'all put my brothers in prison anyway. I ain't even to >> What they do though? I mean, come on. >> What did I do? What did I do? But do what y'all asked me to do. What did I do? Talking about them, what the [ __ ] did I do? BUT GO TO SCHOOL AND GO TO WORK EVERYDAY AND COME HOME. WHAT THE [ __ ] DID I DO? >> DO YOU REALLY REMEMBER I TOLD YOU >> WHAT DO YOU MEAN what the warrant was for? They should have TALKED TO ME ABOUT THAT WHILE I WAS IN COURT, BRO. >> Must have messed it up or something. Maybe >> What THEY SAID THEY DID that [ __ ] and THEY DID IT SAY TWICE. TWICE. WHAT THE [ __ ] >> MISTAKES HAPPEN EVERYDAY. >> IT DON'T MATTER. TWICE? [screaming] WHAT IS YOU TALKING ABOUT? THAT AIN'T NO MISTAKE TWICE. TWO TIMES. >> It's the system. >> I GOT TO COME DOWN TO JAIL AGAIN TODAY WITH SOME [ __ ] THAT you should have figured out. >> Mhm. >> I ain't mad, but specially don't come in here and touch me. Don't come in here and touch me. I don't give a >> Here with your head. >> I don't care. Don't touch my head. Just don't touch me. Respectfully now, I'm just going to Don't touch me. Respectfully now, don't touch me. This between me and them. >> I'm Dr. Brunner. >> I don't I don't give a damn. >> Okay, I just need to ask you a few questions. Do you want to be treated? >> No. >> Is Do you have a head injury? >> I don't know what the hell I got. I know I got home. >> Okay, do you have a head pain? >> Does your head hurt? >> Well, I was banging it. What the [ __ ] do you think? >> Okay, do you want me to evaluate you to determine if you have an injury? >> No, take me to jail. >> You don't want me to take a look if it's me to >> Jail. Now. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Okay. >> Don't touch me. >> Well, I know you said you don't like the sun in your face. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. >> Did she have any complaints last night? >> No, nothing that I saw from back in car. >> So, medically I can't I can't touch her. I can't if she's refusing evaluation, she's refusing evaluation. >> Head is going to hurt all day. Are you going to go to jail? >> check your >> She checked They're not have nothing to do with us. Just to make sure that you're okay before you go inside the jail. >> Yeah. >> Yes? >> Can I get you anything else? >> So, you're going to be evaluated? Okay. Are you having any blurred vision? >> A little bit. >> I'm sorry? >> A little bit. >> A little bit, okay. Are you having neck pain? Can you tell me what happened to your head? >> I was running down the door. >> You were running down? >> No, I hit it on the door. >> You hit it on the door, okay. Did you get knocked out? >> Mhm. >> No, okay. What part of your head did you hit on the door? All right, so right now you actually technically don't qualify for a head CT. Okay? So, I should be able to medically clear you to go if that's the only reason you're here. >> Mhm. I told you that. >> Confirmed when we got your name on the way to welfare check. It was a welfare check to make sure nobody was fighting. They confirmed the warrant was all it was. You have to go anyway to confirm the warrant. Then all that was needed. >> That's it. We don't want you blowing up, all right? >> Issue with that face, whatever started with this nonsense here. You all right? You comfortable? >> Yeah. >> What do you think? Hey, man, you got a good rep now. >> [laughter] >> I know. I know. Listen, the best thing I can tell you is have have a good personality when you speak with a judge. Okay, don't get nasty. Tell them you weren't aware of it. That's why you got upset. Okay? That's the best way to go about this. All right? Because if this is all a mistake, okay, and your probation messed up. >> I'm just so confused. Like I just spoke to you like 20 minutes like 20 minutes 20 minutes like prior to that. I didn't even get to make it out the house yet. Like what happened? Like I can see if I made it out the house and I went across and then and then you guys showed up. Now I would be under I would understand. Okay, cool. But like I'm still at home. I literally just got on this bracelet. And I did everything she asked me to do. Everything like Every single thing. Everything like That's why I'm just so confused. That's why I'm so mad. I'm so hot because it's like I called you before this. I asked you for anger management. You feel me? I talked to you. I'm on the phone with you as my I'm walking away from my mom. My mom grabs my hair. She puts her hands on me. I didn't touch her. I didn't hit her. I didn't nothing. She She literally hit my sister yesterday. She hit me. I call you. I ask you for anger management. I tell you everything that's going on. I'm just confused as to why you guys are at my door like >> So you were surprised. You had no clue. >> I have no clue. Like I don't even know what the warrant is for. I took care of everything. I'm on a house arrest band. >> Well, that's that's a huge plot. That's exactly exactly >> I'm so surprised. >> Exactly the way you just explained that to me. That's all you have to explain to them. Okay? >> I'm surprised. Like I'm just shocked. Even my mom doesn't know what's going on. And she's the one that started it. If she don't know what's going ON, WELL, GOD DAMN. >> JESUS. >> LIKE, what in the world? >> And how old are you now? >> I'm 25, bro. >> years old. Okay. >> Literally, bro, like, every time I start doing something good for myself, I I start going to school, I get a new job, I do this, and it just ends up in a mess. >> She was taken [music] over to the county jail and booked on charges of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, and that outstanding warrant for violating her community control, which all stemmed from that earlier driving with a suspended license case. The very next day, she went before a judge. After looking over the arrest [music] paperwork, the judge found there was enough evidence for the case to move forward and set her total bond at $8,000, which broke down to $3,000 for the battery charge and $5,000 [music] for the resisting charge. According to the court records, she ended up spending about a week in jail before she was able to bond out and [music] get released while the case officially moved through the court system. Since then, the state has formally filed the charges against [music] her for battery on an officer and resisting with violence. Instead of showing up, she ended up skipping [music] the formal arraignment and just entered a written plea of not guilty to both charges. By the time this video went up, her case remains open with another court conference scheduled [music] for later in June and no final outcome reached just yet. And as always, all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty [music] in a court of law. >> City lights glowing on the avenue. >> [music] [music] >> Sirens low, cutting through the blue. >> [music] >> Night duty, moving slow and true. >> [music] >> We are the river till the morning [music] breaks [singing] through. >> [music] >> Oh. Oh. >> [music]