On June 17th, 2026, deputies arrived at an apartment complex to serve an active warrant for a violation of supervised release. The woman answered through her Ring doorbell and told deputies she would be right out. Instead, she left them waiting outside until they rang the doorbell a second time, ordering her to come out. [music] Hello. >> Yes. Hello, Kimberly. >> Yes. >> Hey, I'm Agent Sec with the sheriff's office. Can you come to the front door, please? >> What's up? >> Thank you. >> What's here, Charlie? Yeah. Okay. >> [music] >> Whatever happened [music] [music] right now, but whatever. She's just walked in. Still blue. Kimberly, you still there? >> [music] >> Yeah, I was in the shower. >> Oh, no worries. Cool. I just thought I don't know if something happened or not. >> Hey, you want to Yeah. Turn that off. The echo. >> There we go. Sorry. >> Hey, so you want to step outside real quick? I just want to I need to explain something to you here. Who else is in the apartment with you? Just you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Listen, so you're supervised released for this DUI case that you had. >> Yeah. >> It's you were supposed to maintain contact with them. >> I went to court, though. >> Hold on. Hear me out for one. I I get what you're telling me, but just hear me out for a second. It says the defendant's last contact with the program was on 511. So, unfortunately, because you failed to maintain contact with him, you miss an appointment, you have a warrant now. So now it's something that we need to go up and we need to get it fixed. We need to get it taken care of. So you have a warrant. >> But I went to court though. >> You're going to get it figured out? >> Yeah. No, but I I you know, hold on a second. >> I I get what you're telling me. But look, I I'll show it to you so you understand that you don't think that I'm >> Listen, just do me a favor. Look, just come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Hey. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yo yo yo yo. Stop. >> Stop resisting. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP IT. OUTSIDE. Put on cuffs. Put on cuffs. Put on cuffs. >> You have a warn. I told you. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. >> I'm sorry. I was just trying to change my >> Yeah, we're not on your time. That's not how >> I understand that. I was just so wet. >> Yeah. Trying to run back in your house. >> Get up. Good. >> Good. >> Let's go. Can you please shut my door? >> I didn't do it. Did I get shot? >> That was really stupid. >> I didn't do anything. I was shooting. I'm so glad. >> What are you doing? >> Let's go. >> My mind is like wrestling like that. >> What do you mean? >> I just told you you have a warrant. What do you not understand about that? >> Take care of it. >> Yeah. Well, it doesn't work like that. when you try to go back into your apartment. Well, now we're forced to just put handcuffs on you and we have to treat you like this instead of treating you. >> I wasn't trying to do that. I'm not with more leeway and allowing you to get shoes and doing everything you have to do. >> What are you listening? >> This is why you're in this situation. >> I didn't do anything. I was just in the shower. >> Yeah, sure. >> Sure. I want I mean I don't I wasn't trying to like cause an issue. >> Yeah. Well, that's exactly what you did. How old are you, by the way? >> I'm um 34. >> You're 34 and you're acting like a child like this. >> I wasn't trying to get anything. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> You're sorry now cuz you're in handcuffs. But if you were in barricading in your apartment, you wouldn't be sorry. >> I'm telling you, I'm going to change. >> Okay, let's go. >> How about we do you a favor? Shut your mouth >> cuz you're about to piss me the [ __ ] off. So shut up. >> Do you I got one yesterday, bro. [snorts] Do you want it? Cuz if not, I'll >> Doesn't matter. >> It's up to you, bro. >> Okay. >> Other side, right? Yeah. >> So, how do I like take care of it? I don't know. >> By shutting your mouth. >> Going to go to jail. That's how you're going to take care of it. That's what I'm trying to explain to you. But since you want to run back in your [ __ ] apartment, >> and because you pissed me off, you're getting another charge. You're getting resist, too. cuz I have no patience for that nonsense. >> Let me call Dave for uh use. >> Yeah. You good for one second? >> I just That's why I'm sweating. I have a sweatshirt on. Yeah. >> Huh? >> You only have the one pair of pants on. >> Yeah. It's like 90°. I'm wearing a sweatshirt. I didn't know this was going to happen. >> You're the one that decided to put a sweatshirt on. I didn't tell you how to get dressed. I was just trying to talk to you. >> Yeah, sure. >> Okay. >> You got an extra charge, by the way. Congratulations. >> For what? >> For resisting arrest. So now instead of having one misdemeanor, now you have two misdemeanor. >> Don't uh don't buck over yet cuz we're going to leave the picture. I'll just buck over for now and then when you're ready, then I'll get her back out. >> I got to run back up there. >> I got it, bro. I got that. Don't worry about it. >> What? >> I got it. I'll take pictures up there. Um, just you know how to do everything overall like with the where I took her down. >> Yeah. >> Um, >> so just the front of the apartment. I'll get the numerical and that's really it. And we just need a picture of her and get a picture of you. >> Yeah. >> Let me uh let me just get a picture of you real quick. >> Everything. >> Just come here real quick. >> Yeah. I bust the [ __ ] out of my knee. >> You all right? >> Yeah, I'm good. I probably busted. >> All right. Let me actually just get a picture of her real quick so that way you can start running her rope if you want. >> Unlock it, bro. You all right? >> Yeah. >> Sure. >> Stop. I need to take a picture of you real quick. Stand right there. >> Face me. Go ahead. Sit down. >> I'm going to go uh to the apartment and get a picture. You sure your your knee's all good, man? >> Bro, 100%. I just hit that concrete. Did she pull you down or did you just >> I slammed her cuz she started [ __ ] >> Yeah. She was pulling all over the place. >> Yeah. >> She was originally arrested on a warrant for violating her release conditions in a pending DUI case, but the encounter resulted in an additional count of resisting arrest. The following day, she appeared before a judge and pleaded guilty to the resisting offense. She was formally convicted, sentenced to time served, and ordered to pay $373 in court costs and fees. Her underlying DUI case remains pending. [music] Morning on my tongue, dust on my shoes. Same old [music] doorway. I'm done with the view. I get the old [music] keys for a long long time, but the lock went quiet and the road called [music] mine. 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