No, I'm going to press charges on her. >> No, I'm going to press charges. >> Stop. >> I'm going to press charges. >> My sister. >> Okay, that she's your sister. >> Okay. >> She tried to leave with my niece that she's been drinking. And >> on December 18th, 2024, officers were called when a woman tried to leave a home in a state she had no business driving in with her child. What began as a tense family dispute quickly spiraled into an unexpected showdown with yelling, pushing, and a whole lot of bad decisions. The night didn't end behind the wheel, but behind bars. >> Hello. >> You can't I can't ma'am. >> You can't. >> I'm I'm Why am I here? >> Do you have a return? My sister's trying to leave with my niece and she's been drinking. >> No, I didn't go just then. >> She has her purse and she was walking to the car to leave. >> I wasn't going. >> That's my car. She was >> going. >> She's trying to leave. Is that a true story? >> Yes, Joanne. It is. >> Why do you have your bags out if you're not trying to leave? >> I'm not trying to leave. >> 300 McDonald's. >> Let me ask this girl right here. >> What girl? >> She calls cops on her own pits. What's that to do with this situation? Who cares? >> Okay, then. >> Ma'am, would >> Would you rather be arrested for DUI? >> I'm not even going anywhere. >> So, off. >> Where are you going, ma'am? >> I want her to take the baby. >> No, no, no, no. Don't Don't take my baby. That's not your baby. >> That's not your baby to take. >> Do you want to touch your baby to take not your baby? >> Don't touch the police. It's not your baby to take. That's not your baby. >> If you touch me again, if you touch me again, you're going to jail. Stop. Stop. Camera. >> Camera. Camera. Camera. >> Get a camera. You just touched me. >> No, I didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> Get off me. >> Get off me. Get off me. >> No. >> Stop. Stop. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Camera. >> Stop. Put your hand. Put your hand. She has a camera. >> No. >> Stop, man. Stop to act like that. Stop it. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> No. >> Stop. >> No. You are a let from her. I'm going to talk to my mom. >> I'm going to talk to my mom about you. >> Give me a second. >> No. No. Get out of me. >> Put your hands behind. You better handle me. Get on me. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. >> Walk. You're a grown woman. Stand up and walk. >> Stop me. >> Stand up and walk. Please. >> I don't know what she's thinking. >> Okay. >> I hate you, Josie. I hate Josie. And I will not forgive you. Just like Joy. >> I will not forgive you. We'll >> talk in a second. Hey, ma'am. >> You're talking to my mom. Josie, >> I hate you. >> Stand up and watch my not too long ago talking to my mom. >> Stand up. >> I was talking to my mom. >> I was talking to my mom. >> Stand up and watch. Please stop. >> You lie, bro. >> Please lie, bro. >> Please stop. It's your dad, your neighbor. >> She was drunk, dramatic, and absolutely determined to win an argument no one else was having. Her purse was packed, her mouth was moving faster than her logic, and her hands unfortunately decided to meet an officer. By the time cuffs clicked, her defense strategy had collapsed into slurred chaos and mom references. >> Your dad's a >> I want I want to press >> I want to press charges on. >> Ma'am, stop. >> No, I'm going to press charges on him. >> No, I'm going to press charges. >> Stop. >> I'm going to press charges. Stop. Can >> I stop? >> Can I press charges? >> Let's just put her in my car. >> Unlock it. >> She is drunk. >> You're stupid. >> I'm going to press charge on >> She wanted water cussy on my own daughter. >> She's super drunk. >> Really? >> Super drunk. >> She says he says or whatever says I said 22. Yeah, but there were still units. >> Yeah, at the at the time you still didn't have nobody. You said 22. >> I had her detained. >> Had her in cuffs. >> I appreciate you. >> I guess he likes it in >> your bra. Okay. You need your bra? >> No. My daughter. My sister wanted to cook the meal. My daughter time. >> Yeah. >> She thinks she's a better mom. >> Oh, I mean sister. >> She's only a year older than me. >> Uhhuh. >> You don't be worried. >> No, >> she just recently divorced. >> She don't like to be wrong. >> Josie Pakaro. >> I know. >> She calls cops on her own kids by law. >> Does she want your kids? Is that your complaint? >> No. No. I have complaints on her. I'm going to push her. Just Yeah. Yeah. You >> She calls cops on her own, kids. >> Just saying. >> No, I'm I'm going to I'm going to let it go. I'm not going to let it go, actually. >> Okay. >> We'll be right with you. Okay. >> Well, what do you want? >> Just give the officer some time. Okay. Sorry. >> Hello, ma'am. I'm officer Spites Razle PD. >> Um, you saw what happened, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It's on camera, too. >> It's on camera. Even better. Are you able to send that to me somehow someway? >> My sister. >> Okay. That she's your sister. Okay. >> She tried to leave with my niece and she's been drinking and >> Okay. >> I guess he was parked on the street cuz he called me and I was talking to the [ __ ] >> So, this is her stuff. I don't care about the cigarette, but the hair tie and the lighter. That's her stuff. I did that to you. I'm >> so sorry. >> For what? Sorry. I got you shining my light right in your eyes. >> Why are you sorry? It's okay. She's she's usually not like that. Just when she's drinking and I don't even think she would ever put her hands on an officer. >> Even after getting cuffed, she still had plenty to say. Loud, slurred, and soaked in blame. She flipped from meltdown to mockery like it was her party, dragging her sister through the mud while conveniently forgetting who just tried to leave drunk with a kid. Even in the back of the squad car, she stayed loud, proud, and completely clueless that she was the problem all along. >> What do you want to ask me? >> I don't trust her as a pedal. >> Okay. >> Do not touch me. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, can I know your name, please? >> I want to know your name. >> My name is Shepherd. What is your name? >> Shepherd. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Officer Shepherd. >> Ma'am, what is your name? >> I am Joanne. So, I'm going to leave that household so she can touch him. Touch my daughter. >> So, I understand that she been drinking tonight. >> She's been drinking with the kids. >> She tried to leave. >> How did the cop get involved? And what did you >> I had already called them. I had already called the police tonight because when I my daughter called me when I was at the store and asked me to come home, she said my sister had been drinking and was yelling and screaming and and um getting loud and angry and saying things that were mean. And so I came home and my sister continued to be drinking and I felt like it's gotten to the point where I can't help her anymore and then have to think about my niece. >> Okay. How did she end up outside fighting a cop? The police officer was trying to talk to my sister through the door and my sister started hitting him. >> How was she hitting him? >> She was doing this and stuff. I couldn't see all of it cuz I took the the baby over here cuz it was trying to shelter from >> Okay. >> from it. >> I did it. >> And then I um I covered >> Do you think she hit the other option? >> I don't know. She was He told He gave her several chances, told her to stop. She wouldn't stop. So we went to arrest her and she started fighting him and throwing him around like wrestling him >> and can we get this video and are you able to send it to me email? >> Yeah >> or airdrop or something? >> I can email it to you. >> Can we work on that right now, please? >> You're okay. And the other officer is okay, too. >> Don't threaten your sister. Stop. >> You just said you're going to kill that. That's what you just said. Those are your words. >> Don't you don't threaten your sister. Okay. That's not That's not nice. >> That's not nice. Yeah, but you're there because of your actions, not because of your sister. You touched me. >> Don't threaten your sister. >> He goes and tells me that a 14-year-old can't wear watch a 8-year-old. This was when they took the baby back outside because my sister was trying to come back to take her. >> Is there any way that we can just click all the ones that are associated and you just send them to me real quick and I can walk from there in a little bit? >> While her sister spiraled, she tried to hold it all together, shielding her niece, handing over evidence, apologizing for the chaos she didn't cause. Meanwhile, in the back of the squad car, her drunk sister was still going off, accusing her of being a bad mom, threatening charges, and rambling about 14-year-old's babysitting. >> No, no help. >> I know that was scary and a lot, but you're okay. >> You're all right. >> You're good. >> She's usually very kind person. >> Yeah. >> It's not cuz you called the cops on her. It's because of her, right? >> I know. >> So, her actions are getting her put in jail. Oh, sorry. >> I feel like I just feel like I'm a magnet for >> No, you're not. >> No. >> Yeah, but >> I feel like the police are starting to know me by my first name. >> I never met you before, and I've been for almost 8 years. >> All right, man. Will you please step out for me? >> Can you help me? >> Yes. Deciding to get behind the wheel while lit was reckless enough. But the wildest part, not once did she seem to think about her daughter in the middle of the chaos. Yet the moment she hit the station, suddenly it was all, "What about my daughter? Maybe a night behind bars won't fix everything, but it might finally snap some sense into her." The woman was charged with resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. the best comment gets pinned. 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