Anything else? >> NO, I JUST >> WHAT ELSE THEN? What else could there be? >> Can I relax? >> Anything else? >> Are you done? >> I'm done talking to you. >> Well, >> I was when you pulled up, dumb >> up to me, Anna. >> On November 20th, 2022, the night [snorts] started with Anna deciding that a bar in Wisconsin was [music] the perfect place to showcase her charitable side. By charitable, I mean she was busy spitting on patrons and verbally abusing anyone with a pulse. The bartender finally had enough of this horrible, [music] despicable woman and called the police to end her tragic performance. >> Look, I love it. Under arrest, Anna? Yep, it's me. You want an ID? What do you want from me? >> Relax, Anna. >> Dude, these people are bogus. >> Okay, what's going on tonight? >> Can I just tell you the truth? I come here. I put $20 in the juke box. They turn off my music. >> Okay. >> Why? Cuz someone didn't like it. >> I'm in contact with the subject and >> Yeah. And they're not safe. >> Anna warned me. No. Listen. Tell them. They're not safe. Dude, >> who's not safe? >> Any of them. >> Just stay over here with me. >> I'm paying to be here. I don't have to be to be here. I choose to. >> That's true. >> She tells me these people don't like your music. I'm going to ask them, "Why don't you like my music?" You know what they said? Oh, I like your music. Yeah, you do. Cuz you're scared of me now. >> Okay. >> Is that ridiculous? I weigh 118 lbs. Scared of what? I don't have weapons. I don't have I have me. I'm real. Really? be taking me to jail. I dare you. >> Address the goddamn situation. Okay. >> I gave a whole bunch of money to some pieces of Once again. Okay. >> I want to hear my songs. If not, give me my money back. >> Should you ask him for your money back? >> Yes. Oh, honey. You don't think we've been through this, bro? >> I have no idea. >> Put the money's in the jukebox. Then play my music. >> Okay. >> Right. Then you know Anna, I created her. >> Sure. >> She's real. >> No, I know. >> Right. You're really going to lose your job if I don't really get to the bottom of the is going on. >> I promise you that. >> As far as >> as far as anything, if I call you, I need you. If I don't and you arrest me, you're going to lose your badge, sir. >> I swear to God on my life. >> Okay. >> I have purpose. You know what it is? To put people away that don't deserve to be here. >> Okay. >> You might be one of them. >> Address the situation or arrest for that traffic hazard. The deer is still alive. Plane is still out with us. >> Anything else? NO, I JUST >> WHAT ELSE THEN? WHAT else could there be? >> Hannah, relax. Okay, >> dude. I don't know who you are. I don't even know you. I don't give to tell you my story. Not enough. Not enough. >> Anna lost it over some jukebox music, acting paranoid and acting like the world owed her something. The officer stayed calm, keeping her in one place and trying to get her to focus on safety and cooperating. They made sure the situation did not get worse. Staying patient and in control the [music] whole time. What a horrible, despicable woman. You could see she had no sense of reason yet expected everyone else to handle her chaos. >> Okay. >> Do you understand that? >> Sure. Do you have your ID with Tina? >> No. >> When I first got here, you asked if I wanted to see it. >> I gave it to them. Go get it. >> You gave it to them so they have it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, >> they got my number, too. [clears throat] >> Okay. >> Address. What else do you want? Social security. Want that, too? >> No. >> Good. >> So, the deputies are going to be on their way. >> Good. >> And then we'll find out what's going on inside. >> It's the truth, huh? Sure. >> I pray for you, man. >> Well, for now, I just >> Now you know the truth. Now you can go gather it right here. I am. You think I'm going to run? >> No. You first, dumb. >> Okay. >> I don't run for the truth is the truth, right? Let's be real. You're not a cop. I'm not a cop. >> Okay. >> I don't know what you're hiding behind. I don't give a >> The truth is the truth. >> Sure. >> Right. Take me to jail. >> Tell him the truth. >> I did. Why don't you get out here and tell them you lying? Can you go around the corner for me? >> Tell him the truth before I pull you away. Mother, >> just go around the corner. >> Go eat some you know. >> You dude, don't you think? >> Right. Take a test on you. Your hair grows like a lily. You're >> dead. I have to wear >> I need you. John fired you. Dumb. You got everyone else fired cuz you're a >> I have to piss. Is that applicable? >> You can't go inside. >> Well, do you want I'm going to piss here then. Or is that indecent? Well, then get me somewhere to piss. >> Okay. So, >> Hannah, come here. >> Don't talk to me. >> Well, you're kind of >> You don't get arrest me then. Charge me. Let's go about your decision. Get your goddamn camera on or whatever you carry to protect your self from real. You dumb. >> All right. >> Off anything else. >> Are you done? >> I'm done talking to you. >> Well, >> I was when you pulled up, dumb >> up to me, Anna. >> You're out of your car, sir. [snorts] [clears throat] >> Right. So, >> what the do you want to know? I just told you everything. >> Not sure why you're yelling at me. >> Cuz I don't like you. I don't even know you. And I know I don't like you. >> Okay. The officer asked for an ID and Anna responded with a confusing lecture about the truth. She dared him to arrest her, which is always a brilliant strategy when you are hammered. She even offered her social security number like it was a prize. Watching her verbal diarrhea was insane. [music] She was practically begging for a set of handcuffs. >> I like limited people. You're not one of them, sir. >> I circle small and you're the out of it. >> That's fine with me. I'm not asking. >> So, what do you want from me? >> Well, right now I want your ID. It's in the bar. Mother, >> I'll grab that from them. How is What's your plan for going wherever you're going? >> I'm going home. >> How are you? I'm walking. Obviously. >> How would I know? Obviously. >> Obviously, I don't drive when I'm drunk. I'm not a >> I didn't say you were, Anna. I don't I hate you. >> For what? Hannah, come your job. >> Hannah, you're not free to leave. >> Good. Then I'll sit here. >> Okay, then sit here. You >> pigg dude. >> Okay. I'm sorry you feel that way. >> I think of you nothing. >> So quit talking to me. >> Are you my dad? >> I am not your dad. >> Are you my mom? >> Definitely not your dad. >> So do I give a what you think of me? >> Probably not. >> Right off. >> Okay. >> Then off again. >> Okay. >> Arrest me. I don't give a I don't like you, dude. I won't even give you the chance to like me cuz you're not worthy already. >> What? >> You know where your ignorance comes from? Your badge. >> Sure. >> Should have picked a different occupation. You saved your life, dumb. >> Maybe. >> What are you hiding from? Get your When you were a kid. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You do too much wrong, you have to hide behind it. Sure. >> What's your real deal, sir? >> I don't do test. >> No one coming at me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I already know it. And if you're not, well, can God strike me dead? But guess what? I ain't dead yet, mother. >> Okay. >> Now what? >> Do you feel better now? >> I do. I feel a lot better than I told you how I felt about you before I met you, pig. >> I'm glad I could help you with that. Me too. >> So my understanding of the situation, >> there's no understanding. Take me to jail. I'll explain it later while you lose your badge, pig. >> Okay. >> God damn it. You know who I am. It's always not. >> Anna got more and more hostile, insulting, and demanding to be arrested. This was likely the only way she could get people to interact with her miserable self. Anna decided she didn't like the officer because her circle is small and he was outside of it. Truly, being [music] excluded from her circle felt like winning the lottery. She claims she didn't drive drunk, but her walking wasn't looking too promising either. >> What's going on here? >> This pig doesn't help. He comes to my door. You know what he says? Yeah, I'll get Mike to move his cars. But does he? >> No. Two days later, he moves his cars. What do you want from me? >> I am real. Take me to jail before I >> Well, obviously we need you to leave. Especially since >> I'm trying. I'VE BEEN TRYING SINCE I WALKED OUT THE DOOR and caught me. >> You don't have to yell at me. >> I don't care enough not to. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand what road you're going down? You know that road that Chloe went down >> to jail? I've been there last week. I love it. I'll get out. I'll drop my charges. You know why? Cuz I'm not wrong. I'm right. I'm real. Take me. What do you want to bet? >> You're sounding exactly like >> Yeah. You know why? It's a real purpose. We go to jail for a real reason. Like you guys do your job. Arrest the wrong. >> Yes. >> So, how are you going TO GET HOME? >> WALKING. >> IT'S COLD. >> I don't give a yelling at me. It's not going to do anything. >> I don't care. Dude, >> isn't it obstruction or something? I'm sure you got fines up the ass for swearing at you. Aren't you a cop? >> I don't care if you swear to me. >> Oh, now you don't care either. >> Makes you feel better. I'd like to smash your brains, but I won't. I'm smart. >> Well, guess what? >> I hope you have done >> for threat for threats to a law enforcement officer. >> Threats to a human for no reason. You're done, dude. >> Anna went from yelling and arguing to openly threatening the officer to smash his brain, making it clear she had crossed a line. Her behavior stopped being just disorderly and became criminal, leaving no choice but to act. Threatening the officer was a bold move for someone who probably couldn't even find her own shoes. She [music] was quickly becoming the woman hated by everyone in that town. >> Do it right. >> Hey, take those apart for me, please. >> You want to hold that for me, please? Thank you. >> Better hope I never get out. You're not safe. >> Sure does. >> Yeah, it does pig. Better get the stray jacket off. >> Pig tape that. There goes my friend. >> Down. >> Had it. >> You got anything on you? >> 437 435. >> Get the out of town. >> Try to take my clothes off there like you did last time. You pig. before I poke you in eyeball with it. You >> pig me. >> How about you stay right there? Stupid. Wait, they're coming for you. I know. Pig, you dumb dumb white pigs. You like black. >> I got off me. Then ass me, pig. I am. >> I'll bite your face off. I don't give a [ __ ] give up and then go pray to God that I don't later. >> Yeah, it's good. You >> can't control her as she >> Thank you for handling that. I'm nervous. >> The arrest finally [music] happened and Anna reacted by threatening to bite the officer's face off. She used every slur in her limited vocabulary, proving that she was a real class act. Her logic was as twisted as her personality. She felt better after insulting a man who was literally just doing [music] his job. Inside the bar, the victims were visibly shaken. They explained how she spat in faces and threatened children. >> She was she said she would have but I was scared. >> Well, I would have she spit in his face. She didn't spit in mine. She would have spit mine. Trust me, I wouldn't have hit her. They don't hit women at the second floor. I can press it. I mean, >> so we'll get on. >> What's that? >> The owner's friend. He's back there. He's worried she's going to get the windows over there. >> She's got the same hairstyle. Same. She's got the same clothes on she had three days ago. She probably >> you want to fill this out thing that happened and what you want done, >> right? What what she did to you or what she did to others and and again how you felt and what you said to her and >> you said she started yelling >> screaming and she went down there. >> Okay. her kids. She threatened my kids. >> Correct. So, as far as what we can do, we could do there isn't really a threat per se statute. What we have is harassment and it would either have to be repeated action or have to be action followed up by the threats. >> I told [snorts] her [laughter] of the bar. I barked in here as what >> bird spitting in my face. >> So, as far as her spit in your face, like I said, I'm going to be pressing some charges there. there is some discharge bodily fluids onto another person statute. >> Oh, >> so that's that's what I asked you when I asked you if you wish to press charges. >> Yeah, >> that's that's what I was taught. Okay. >> So, it's going to be that it's going to be disorderly conduct and it's going to be the law. >> So, you'll be charged with that and then >> those three things. >> The patrons were left shaking as they filled out statements about her threats. [music] Anna had the same clothes on from 3 days ago, proving her life was a total mess. It was heart-wrenching to hear her targets describe her vile behavior. It wasn't just harassment. It was a repeated pattern of absolute [music] filth. Everyone wanted her out of town and behind bars. >> I just conceal and carry and bring I'm not used to that. >> You again, you don't have to, but it's just why we like >> what I'm saying is I don't see so well, >> right? Sure. >> I can't see what >> and and even still, even if you can't see and write, you can still tell somebody else to write for you. That would work as well. So, >> I don't know how to do it. I've never done this. >> Coril. Well, I never had one. Cor Danny. >> Okay. [snorts] >> Yeah, I don't. >> And then sign your name after that one. >> It'll be okay, honey. [laughter] >> Just remember you I'm nuts me hanging out with you. I said, "How do you know I'm even with him?" Well, you're sitting by him. I said, I'm sitting by Joy, too. And she goes like you that I'm >> said, really? I didn't know you knew me. >> She called you all the same name. She called me all of us. We were >> all I said, it wouldn't have mattered what you said or who you were. >> I mean, it was like >> But I I have never hit a female in my entire life. >> She was close. She would have slipped my face. >> You got right over here right in your face. Real close to you. I thought, "Oh, I turned around the uh I'm going to have to stick my hand over there and stop all this whole time." >> No, he wasn't. Cuz she spit one more time. >> My handwriting is not good either. >> Me neither. Cuz I'm used to taking orders that I write where I can understand. My handwriting is not. >> But anyway, get her out here and keep her. >> When she threatened my kids, I'm like, "No, I'm done. I'm done." >> Yeah. >> I'll your kids. >> She started naming them all. That's awful. >> I know. She named my kids right off. >> Yeah, she knows your kids apparently. >> Did you put that in there? >> No. >> She probably put that in there. And she named your kids. >> She was going to heard that. >> She goes I'll >> And she said she goes and so and so. It was like she just took it made my heart pound. It was >> when she started start going to start people. Then I was like, "Okay, I'm getting a little bit worried now. Now what do >> the victims were terrified because Anna actually knew the names of their children. that [music] turned a standard drunk and disorderly call into something much more sinister. One man even mentioned he had never hit a woman, [music] but she tested his patience by getting inches from his face. This lonely old drunk clearly lashed out at people she was jealous of. She terrorized innocent people just trying to feel good. >> I think be going to jail. She'd be going to the hospital. >> I can guarant >> you told me that. Yeah. What does she say about want to get some real glasses? Like I mean other times >> what's wrong with glasses you sign there? >> Yeah. I guess as as awkward or odd as it sounds, I wouldn't take anything personal. >> Well, you can't you can't threaten a minor. >> No, no, no. I mean, >> no. I don't care. >> The right the things that you said were inappropriate, but I don't you know what I mean? Like I I think it's more >> there's some issues there. If I were to hit her, then I'd be going to jail, right? >> After she my face, >> right? What I'm I don't like to speculate. There's a lot of There's a lot of variables there. >> Let me grab you guys some other paperwork and that might help you out a little bit with your concerns. Okay, >> I'm not worried about me again. >> No, let me let me grab you some other paperwork. >> The officer grabbed more paperwork to help the victims feel secure about the upcoming legal battle. Anna was finally hauled away to the county jail, leaving a trail of insults behind her. The bar finally got the silence it deserved after hours of her screeching. [music] It was a win for common decency and a loss for anyone named Anna. Anna was found guilty of two counts of battery and threatening a law enforcement officer. She also faced charges for discharging bodily fluids at a public safety [music] worker. The court gave her 3 years of probation to think about her life choices. Anna's night ended exactly where it should have, in the back of a squad car headed for a cold cell. [music] She tried to play the victim, but her own mouth betrayed her at every turn. Spitting on people and threatening kids is a fast track to becoming a local legend for all the wrong reasons. [music] If you think she deserved more reality dose for that attitude, hit the like button. Subscribe to see more videos. We appreciate your