nose. >> No, don't touch me. I don't care. Don'ting touch me. >> Sit down. >> Don't touch my fingers. Don't grab me in any way. >> Don't touch me in any way. >> You don't have a choice. >> I saw a guy sitting next to children. >> Some people go to the park to feed ducks, but Courtney decided to bring a tire iron and a 99 bananas cherry limeade. On June 30th, 2025 in Farmington, she turned [music] a peaceful family outing into a chaotic crime scene. Apparently being intoxicated made her think she was a onewoman neighborhood watch. She decided to hunt down a guy playing with his own family because her sixth [music] sense was as blurry as her vision. It was a recipe for a disaster that only a squad car could fix. Uh, >> turn off the car. >> It's already off. >> Why? >> Hey, go over there. What's going on? >> May I find out why? >> Oh [ __ ] >> Yeah. You >> want to step up? >> I drove. >> Come this way for me. >> Okay. >> All the way. Just It's okay. You can just It's okay. Go that way. Go that way. >> Go that way. 47. >> Go ahead and stand right here, ma'am. Go ahead and stand right here. >> Go ahead. You can you can face me. It's okay. Officer Ru, I'm with the Farmington Police Department. >> The reason we're contacting you today, ma'am, is because we're we're called here for a possible fight. They said that a girl had some wrenches in her hand with chasing someone with it. >> I'm chasing I was living. >> This is the information. >> I saw a guy sitting next to children and I thought it was on Pumpkin. >> Okay. So, that's just the information we got. Okay. Yeah. >> And then I approach you. There's a order of alcohol comes from the car. Your eyes are watery and then there's an open container in your door pocket. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, >> am I getting arrested? Yes. >> What happened with the bike? >> I literally pulled up. There was a guy sitting there with all the kids. I thought it was kind of creepy. >> Okay. >> Dealt with bad incidents before. I didn't know what the situation was. >> Okay. I thought it was weird that a grown ass guy was sitting there watching little kids play that that that's literally all it was and then he started coming at me and I started standing up. >> The suspect's logic made zero sense [music] as she tried to convince the officer she was the hero of the story. She actually admitted to thinking it was creepy that a grown man was watching kids, completely ignoring the fact that he was [music] actually part of the family. The officer wasn't buying the act, especially with the smell of booze radiating from her car like a neon sign. >> Did you guys see what happened? >> Yeah, we were we pulled we parked here. We were parked here for how long we >> Yeah, about 10. And my kids got off with my niece. They were playing over there. She pulls up. >> She hit the curb. >> Yeah, she hit the curb pretty hard. >> Show me where she pulled up. >> Just right next to next to the >> in between. >> Yeah, right here. Yeah. >> Okay. And then she saying that I'm a freak cuz I was watching my little nephews and my cousins and stuff and while she was in the car this truck right here. >> Yeah. I mean I like what the heck I'm pull up to next to someone. She can't watch her own kids and all that stuff. And I didn't instigate nothing. >> She was on the phone. >> Oh yeah. It seemed like I don't know if she's talking to radio or I don't know. And then yeah then I don't know where she pulled out his uh Iron Man and stuff and I was like dang. So I went around this side. I was like what the heck man? And then I came back this way. I just got back in. She's like, "No, I don't know why you made us don't exist in this world." And all that stuff, you know? I was like, "What the heck?" >> You guys don't exist. >> That's what she said. Like, >> you guys are here. [laughter] >> Yeah. Kept laughing. She's just all like, "No wonder why. No wonder why this and that." >> Okay. Does she threaten to hit anybody? >> Yeah. Just me. >> And she tried fighting me, too. >> Yeah. She's underage. She's underage. And the reason why she got is because she's over here like disrespecting me and I ain't saying nothing back to her, you know? And then she's over here like, "No, what the heck?" >> And I was like, "What?" >> He's calling me creep and all that. Even this is like my family right here, you know? We just keep volleyball. >> Okay. >> I didn't know that he was related to the >> I I had an open container that was from 3 weeks. >> 3 weeks. That was not from today. I've not drank today. Why would uh someone call and say that there was that there was a female chasing a male with >> I literally sat in my car the whole time? I don't know what they mean. >> You never got off your car. >> No, I never even opened my door. Oh, that's not that that's a lie. I opened my door to turn off my warning lights on the car. >> Okay. >> I never got out of my car. Things got even more ridiculous when she claimed she never even left her car, despite the witnesses seeing her chasing people like a low-budget horror movie villain. She even blamed her behavior on past trauma. But having a rough past doesn't give anyone the right to traumatize [music] an entire family at a park. She was trying to play the victim, but her story [music] was leaking faster than a broken radiator. >> I did have a tire iron. I do have a baseball bat. And I do have maze in that driver door. >> Okay. >> I'm a small white female. in a Navajo kind of situation in the area. So, I do have mates. >> Okay. Um >> I have things to protect myself cuz I am not okay with having the gun. >> Did you display any of those as a weapon at any point? >> No. >> Okay. >> I told them I had a tire iron, but I never displayed it. >> Okay. I told him if he gets into my car, I'm going to hit him with the tire iron cuz he got real close to my driver door and I got kind of freaked out. So, I did grab it, but I didn't show it. And like I said, I I saw a male with a bunch of female kids. I got kind of upset. I've dealt with a lot. I've been through a lot. I'm going through a lot. So, I I didn't trust him. Okay. >> And then he started trying to fight me, so I started trying to fight him. >> Yeah. What do you mean by that? >> Um, yelling at him, pussing at him. >> Do you have any relation to any of them? >> No, I don't know any of these people. I just saw a weird man acting strange and like messing with his groin area with a whole bunch of kids in the area. >> So, I found it kind of weird. >> Oh, it was a verbal thing. Yeah. >> Did it get physical at any point? >> No. >> Did you push him off your car or anything? >> No. >> Did he keep push you into the car or try to get you out of the car? >> No. >> Okay. >> It was literally just a verbal thing with me like, "Hey, you're kind of being a piece." I didn't know he was related to your family. >> Why didn't you call us? >> Uh, I didn't take this as something serious. My dad slammed my head into a wall and I didn't think that was serious. Her story kept shifting like sand. She was clearly projecting her own strange behavior onto a man who was just playing volleyball with his nephews. Even after admitting she had been drinking shots at 3:00 a.m., she still couldn't understand why the officer was suspicious. >> I tend to fight. I tend to yell. I do not get actively involved. My therapist can tell you that. >> As far as alcohol, uh how long ago was the last of alcohol? this morning at like 3:00 a.m. >> Okay. This morning at 3:00 a.m. >> Yay. >> What was it? >> Uh 99. I think it was a cherry limeade. >> Why does that matter? >> There's a cherry limeade, you said. >> Yeah. Why does that matter? >> Um that matters because of the um open container that it's inside of the vehicle. Um along with the uh watery eyes that you have um during the time they've been here we've been here they got a little red >> I've been depressed I always have watery eyes >> and and I don't know that right I don't know you um obviously >> I'm always crying that's why >> okay and then as far as your education I know this sounds like a silly question um what's your highest level of education >> 8th grade okay um do you know how to count from 1 to 100? Yeah, kind of. >> Kind of or yet? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you not count from 100 to one? >> No, I I >> Do you know your ABT iss from A to Z? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, we're going to do some tests. Make sure that you were okay to drive. Okay. Just based like again, like I said, based off the alcohol that was in the car, >> even with >> Yeah, we got alternative We got alternative tests that don't require you to walk uh >> broken leg and mess up. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Military. Sorry. >> And then hands down to your side. To your side. There you go. All right. All right. And don't move from that position until I say to do so. Okay. >> Okay. >> Now, do you wear contacts or glasses? >> Nope. >> I wear glasses. >> You wear glasses? What do you wear glasses for? >> Um, everything. >> Okay. How come you don't have them with you? >> Cuz I look like a librarian. >> The officer decided [music] to test her sobriety. And the results were a total train wreck. After claiming she only had an eighth grade education, she struggled to even comprehend how to follow a finger with her eyes. She might [music] have sat in a classroom for eight years, but she clearly didn't have an eighth grade education based on this performance. >> Follow the tip of my finger using your eyes and your eyes only without moving your head. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Okay. Follow my finger. It's over here. Don't move your head. >> Sorry. My bad. >> Over here. My finger. >> I can't see that far. >> Ma'am, you're not even following it right now. >> No, I can't. That That's This is where my sight is. >> So, you're not even looking up. You're literally looking. Your your eyes are facing an object behind me. >> I know. I can't see beyond. >> So, just All right. For this next test, we're going to do is going to be a walk and turn test. >> It was It was nine. Turn around. Right. >> Just the way I instructed him, ma'am. >> I can't remember the instructions. Then 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 >> I'm sorry. >> Brady, can we change knees? >> Keep going till I tell you to stop. >> Yes, sir. >> Keep your hands to your side. Okay, you can stop. All righty. Mom, >> do you have any questions? >> No. >> One, two, three, four, four. >> How many was that? >> Two, three, four, four, three, three. >> Four at least. >> Okay. How many did I tell you to do? >> Four. >> Okay. And are you done? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All righty, ma'am. So, at this time, you're going to be placing arrest for DWI. >> Why? >> Why am I under arrest? Ma'am, I just told you. >> I literally did your request. >> I know. >> No. So, why am I being placed under arrest? >> You're being placed under arrest for DW. >> Why? >> Go ahead and go this way. >> I literally did what you told me to do. I know you do. >> So, then why am I being arrested >> for D? NO, NO, NO, NO. IF I LITERALLY >> If you start pulling back, I'm going to charge you with resisting. If I literally did what you said, why am I being under arrest? >> Ma'am, you smell very strongly of alcohol. >> Your vehicle. >> The moment the handcuffs came out, the hero turned into a screaming nightmare, proving she [music] was a truly nasty piece of work. She actually had the audacity to bite the officer while resisting, which is a one-way ticket [music] to extra charges. She screamed about needing her glasses to see. Yet, she had no trouble finding the officer's finger [music] to sink her teeth into. >> Strongly of alcohol. >> You have a difficult time uh doing >> I have injuries. >> Divided attention tasks. >> No. >> Widen your stance, man. >> No. No. Let go of me. >> No. YouTube. >> Don't watch you. >> Okay. Don't touch my fingers. Don't grab me in any way. >> Don't touch me. >> You don't have a choice, right? You're going to hit it. >> I will be dead. >> My thumb towards you and my palm facing away from you. >> Try to bite me. >> Yeah, I did. You >> Jesus Christ. >> What? You guys areing. No wonder nobody in for caning trust you. Go >> ahead and take a seat, man. >> I will be damned. >> Take a seat. >> Take these off of me. >> Take these off of me before I make myself bleed. >> You have to take a seat. >> No. >> Okay. We're going to have to take you in then. >> I'm not taking a seat. I want toing discuss this. Get away from me. >> No. GET AWAY FROM ME. >> DON'T. NO. I NEED MY GLASSES. >> I can't. I can hardly see without my glasses. >> I need my glasses. >> Those are shoes. >> No. No. No. >> Now. Please stop. >> I have to SCR MY NOSE. DON'T. >> I'm scratching your nose. >> No. Don't touch me with this. >> I'm going to scratch your nose. >> No. Don't touch me. >> SCRATCH HER NOSE. >> NO, DON'T TOUCH ME. I don't care. Don'ting touch me. >> Okay, sit down. Do you want your your phone in your >> What does it look like I'm doing? >> Ma'am, >> AM I STANDING UP? >> COURTNEY, do you want your phone and your wallet from your car? >> Yes. I want to be ABLE TO CONTACT MY family about this bull. Okay. >> Courtney's day at the park ended with a one-way trip to the county jail and a very long list of charges. Trying to bite a cop while smelling like a distillery [music] is never a winning legal strategy. Her cherry limeade excuse didn't hold up and her violent behavior towards a family playing volleyball earned her a permanent spot on the nasty [music] drunks list. She was officially booked for DWI, disorderly intoxication, battery on a law enforcement officer, and possession of an open container. Do you think the officer was too patient with her, [music] or did she deserve to be dragged straight to the squad car? Drop your opinion in the comments below and let's talk about it. If you enjoyed this Parkside justice, make sure you hit that like button and [music] subscribe for more daily body cam recaps. We bring you the wildest street drama every day.