Don't touch me. Am I touching? I'm a female. I don't get my balls done. >> WHAT IS MY CHARGES? MY WHAT IS MY CHARGES? PLEASE TELL ME WHAT IS MY CHARGES? What is it? >> On April 25th, 2024, officers rolled up to a wrecked car. A furious lesbian woman trashing her own ride, slinging insults left and right. Her girlfriend and dad tried calming the storm, but the drunk rage exploded into chaos. Things turned ugly fast when she fought the cops. Watch the video to see what actually happened. >> What happened? I'm not >> drunk. She's just drunk and she's just destroying her own car. >> I know. Please for nothing. Please call me. >> Come over here. Listen. Leave her alone. And I need to speak to with you guys separated. >> I don't need you. I need you guys. I need you guys. >> I ain't doing nothing wrong, bro. >> I pay for my owning car. If I wreck it, that's on me, bro. That's on me. >> That's fine. We're just here. We're just here to figure out what's going on. That's it. It's very simple. We're here to have a conversation. What's going on? What happened? >> I know. But somebody called the cops on you guys. So now we got to make sure that you guys are good. That's all you guys upset. >> People get upset. You're allowed to You're Listen. You're allowed to argue and you're allowed to be upset. So yeah, that's why I go home. >> Okay. So what what got you upset? >> I told Bro, >> what happened? >> I don't I don't care about nothing, bro. I don't care. I don't want to go home. Literally. >> Okay. So what happened? Okay. So what happened? >> God damn this. I just want to go stay, bro. >> Why? Why you mad? What got you mad? >> Everything. >> What's What's everything, >> bro? You got a real magic threes for 99, then you go and get them for 73. How you feel? >> Okay, >> I'm mad. You feeling mind-b blown. Just go. >> Shut up. I'm not talking to you. >> Entire time, boss. Let's just talk. I get it. Well, we're just going to talk to All right. Nothing. We're just going to have a conversation. Listen up, man. >> We're not arguing, though. She's just >> I heard you guys yelling at each other. Like, >> no. She trust me. She's yelling at me, but I'm not paying her no more. I just got here. She's just destroying her own car. >> What happened? >> She's just drunk. She doesn't know what she's doing right now. That's all. >> So, she's not driving anymore, right? >> No, she didn't drive. >> The front tire's blown out, too. Anyway, the front tire and this front damage. >> How old are you? >> I'm 26 years old. That's my father. That's That's the man of my life. >> Okay. >> Okay, I understand. But like, leave alone. I just want to be left alone, bro. >> Okay. All right. So, you're mad. That's the only thing you're mad about. >> I'm just mad. You're just in my All right. You want me to have EMS come check you out? >> EMS will come check you out. >> I'm going to have an ambulance come and check you out. All right. I'm just going to have All right. Have a seat. Just sit. >> No. No. >> I just You want me to get EMS for you? >> Oh, >> you sure? >> Yeah. I'm just like they just pissing me off. >> Who's pissing you off? >> What happened? All right. Why did they piss you off? >> What happened to her car? >> I don't know. It's been like this for a minute, but she put a flat tire and she brought it home like that. >> End of this just put it inside. >> No, I'm trying to. We can't find her keys. >> Oh, great. >> So, what So, what happened? What she Who Who are you to her? >> My girlfriend. >> That's Yeah, that's my girlfriend. >> Okay. Um, so what happened? >> I just got here. Literally, I just got here from my my lash appointment. I haven't seen her all day. I haven't seen her all day. >> I just want to go home. So, you're upset. It's >> Did something happen to the car? Accident or anything? >> No, nothing. She just pissed me the off. >> Who? Your girlfriend. Was that your girlfriend? >> Vote for them? No, it's my girlfriend. My father. He's just >> He's pissing me off. Like, he's just doing his job. I know. >> So, it's just normal family problem. >> Yeah. I just want to call you get home. I just want to go home. I just want to leave me alone. I just want to be >> right away. The scene sounded chaotic. She denied being drunk while actively proving otherwise. And her friend tried playing Peacemaker while also stirring the pot. The word bro flew around like punctuation, which usually signals the IQ is dropping by the second. The vibe felt less like adults resolving conflict and more like noise competing for attention. >> But what started you getting you agitated? >> I know it's not him. >> Since she's your girlfriend and you guys are arguing and they called us, um, it's uh like it's domestic violence. >> No, she didn't hit me at all. >> I know, but arguing. So, it's we have to treat it. >> You guys You guys have had incidents before, right? >> My dad don't do nothing. My dad is just like He's like, "I'm collected. I just I got these anchor." >> You sure you don't want an ambulance to come check you out? Make sure you're good. Make sure you're all right. Have you did you drink today? It's fine if you did. It's fine. It's completely fine. But maybe that's what's, you know, making your emotions go away. >> We're going to We have to tow it. It's unsafe. And she Look what she did. You know, >> there's only No, but >> we don't know if where where did this happen? She obviously hit something somewhere, so we're not We can't just like >> No, but it'll drive. It'll drive in. >> She didn't No, she didn't hit anything. >> Have you seen this? >> Mama, I want to know what's up. It's my car. I bet I love you. That What the did I do wrong, bro? >> Listen, let's get out. First, let's get out of the walking. You better >> You don't treat me like a dog. >> Shut the up and calm down. >> Listen, listen, listen. Relax. I >> was right there the whole time. >> Okay, relax. >> Dang. I know. >> Just get out of the street. We want you to get out of the street. We don't want none of us to get hit by a car. That's number one. >> Who the is doing that? >> You never know. You never know. People driving. Let's just get out of the street. Okay. Say she was driving. She was she >> All right. >> Come this way. Come come to this way. >> Come this way. >> TV is not cuz bae >> if you guys are going to talk to people >> away from domestic violence. >> Exactly. That's my girlfriend. So that's my dad. That's my girlfriend. >> So bae >> what are we doing? >> You're going to you're going to calm down. >> Exactly. Yeah, I know. I'm going to calm down, but I told them I'm calm down. But like, come on, bro. >> Like, um, bro, >> what? >> Emma, calm down. Go upstairs and go to sleep. I'll take care of it. >> That just go upstairs. >> They're trying to hit you with a DV, bae, for no reason. Just call me, babe, for talking to me like that. >> Calm down before you get a DV license. Calm the down. >> Babe, you're just making it so do. I'm just saying upstairs. downstairs. >> No. >> Oh my god. Stop. Stop. STOP. STOP. >> EMMA. EMMA. As officers tried to sort things out, emotions stayed loud and logic stayed missing. She insisted nothing happened yet couldn't explain the wrecked car, the blown tire, or the scattered bottles nearby. It was the classic, "I paid for it, so rules don't apply" mindset. Apparently owning something now meant destroying it publicly was a personal right. >> Bullying eighth grade mad as hell. >> She's not even herself. >> I'm 6 years older than you, bro. You mad. You bullying eighth grade. >> She's not himself. You not myself. Shut my B. Shut my eyebrows done. Shut your eyebrows. >> You're mad as hell. >> Oh, really? >> Mad as hell. >> All right, you're the one. >> Mad as hell. He's got your eyebrows done. >> Look at you. Look at this. >> Mad as hell. >> Record this. Make sure I don't record because he's mad as hell. His eyebrows are done. >> He's mad as hell. >> All right. Come on. >> He's mad as hell. >> He just slammed my face four times. He's mad as hell. >> Yeah. Take everything out. You got your own cameras. Units respond to 6. Take a slow >> four. Not one. Not two. Not three. Four. >> Put your legs up. >> That was unnecessary. >> That was unnecessary. My goodness. >> Give her a victim witness. if she doesn't want to play put any uh >> that can't happen >> complaints. She's uh >> she hit her in front of us. She pushed her in front of us. So, >> she did not hit me, you guys. >> She hit me. I'm telling you, she didn't drunk. She's in She doesn't know what she's doing. I believe we have to hold this. >> You could uh keep her ID and see >> I would >> I would just say >> she's not really Yeah, I was going to say you could talk to her and ask if we could leave him with the dad, but she's there's no point in talking to her right now. She's >> I understand she's not there. >> You got to control the Okay, but so that doesn't that doesn't get like for example, if he's drunk, he's not he doesn't have the right to assault anybody. >> We're trying to talk to them watching her and like you have to understand >> she's going in and out of the car. We can't have that. We told her to stop and she's not listening. And then and then she'll put her hands on an officer which we're not going to have. >> But she did not mean it in that >> when she goes to court. When she goes to court, you could explain that to the judge. >> We have nothing to do. >> You really got to go through all this? >> Absolutely. I guess she made that decision. >> Listen, listen. I was trying to talk to her over there peacefully. >> I get it. >> So you guys could talk over there and she ran over there. I didn't want to grab her cuz I didn't I didn't know what what was going on. In case somebody pulls up, I'm tired. >> And the car's getting closed cuz it's not safe. >> The rim's on the floor. >> Okay. Unsafe. All right. >> I can't put it in the garage. >> It drives. It's just a rim. If If I got to put a spray, I put a spray. It drives. >> I don't It's not just definitely not just this point is the axle, too. >> Things got uglier fast. Cuffs came out after she pushed officers multiple times right on the body cam. Girlfriend begged mercy, swearing innocence, but footage showed clear aggression. She headbutted the walls in the patrol car. Accused cops slamming her while banging herself. >> Yeah, there's like there's >> there's hinekins and that >> there's like hineans all over the floor and open like >> the axle might be off this thing. You want a light? >> I want my back. Go to sleep. Ice was intact. All I got to do is reverseing it. >> I'll speak to the sergeant. Um, like I said, it's more the fact of it's a lot of other factors right now with this car that we don't know about. Um, so if he says it's got to get towed, it's got to get towed. I understand it's a simple thing. It's a simple fix, but I'm going to speak with the supervisor and just verify whatever he says. >> We're going to do the paperwork and then we'll release her. She's not Listen, we're not going to do anything back to her. If you're worried about that, >> I don't want her to go to jail. >> She's not going to go to jail. >> I don't I know what it feels like to be there. I don't want her to be there. >> She's not going to go to jail. If she if she has no criminal history, she's not going to go to jail. >> Okay. So, she's not going to go to jail. >> Are we calm now? >> I'm being calm, bro. Like, I love you. Like, I love you. Your eyebrow process is amazing. >> We'll be out of here right away. >> Come on. Just suck on my You can't like this. >> All right. >> You're bothering me. For what? I >> Listen, this is what you wanted. This is what you wanted. >> I wanted to change my drawers and go to sleep. I got money. >> All right. Listen. If you cooperate, everything's good. You'll be out before. It's not even that. It's just Bro, >> we're home. It's not even about that. I want to fix my hair. Like, [applause] I'm worried about you being sexy. Come on. You look cute, buddy. Come on. >> Come on. One of these. Don't call me one of these. Just sit down, please. >> Thank you. >> Goodness. >> Like, do y'all look too fat or like Listen, I don't want. You're pretty. You're >> very handsome. Get out the handcuffs. Let's go take my mom. I understand that I could be an but you can't be >> Are you trying to get out of here? >> Of course. >> So, just be quiet. The The quicker we do this, the quicker. >> You're a pretty boy. You're not even that pretty gang. You're ugly as you're sitting here trying with me. For what? For what, bro? I got my gang. Let me know. >> Relax. >> No, you saying that in front of him. >> You're going to get out of here. SO, >> WHY IS HE SAYING THAT? >> RELAX. You eyebrows. Suck my I'm a female. I don't get my BALLS DONE. >> WHAT IS MY CHARGES? WHAT IS MY CHARGES? PLEASE TELL ME WHAT IS MY CHARGES? WHAT IS IT? WHAT IS MY CHARGES? OFFICER, WHAT IS IT? YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW. [screaming] HOW ARE YOU? YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THE IS THIS, BRO. I'M not psycho. I'm not psycho. >> No, I want >> You're going to put your hand in the wall. You're going to relax. Insults replaced sentences and maturity left the scene entirely. She mocked appearances, hurled names, and somehow believed she still had room to call anyone ugly. At that point, it felt like watching chaos with subtitles. The faster the mouth moved, the less sense it made. If Vomit were a person, this would have been the personality match. [snorts] >> Listen, we tried to tell you just comply with us and things would go smoothly. Okay? >> Can you start up EMS? Start up your mess. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. RELAX. >> CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. >> WE'RE NOT DOING THIS. WE'RE NOT DOING THIS. >> Just back of my head. >> Stand up. Just look back. Please. Just look back my head. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Yo, you're banging my ass, bro. What's up with you? You hit women. Feel my head. >> I want you to feel it. I want you to feel it. >> Listen to me. >> You can cough for me, bro. I want you to feel my head. >> I I haven't dealt with you yet, >> bro. Film my head here. Cough it. I don't care. Film my head. What you just did. You hit women, my [ __ ] >> We ask you TO >> YOU'RE CORNY. I DON'T WANT YOU. I WANT YOU OUT OF HERE. >> You really don't understand, bro. >> Listen, listen. Listen. I haven't dealt with you yet. So, um, I'm going to put this on you. Okay. >> Okay, gang. Feel my head, though. Why did HE JUST DO THAT? WHY DID HE JUST BANG MY head against the wall? What's wrong WITH Y'ALL? Y'ALL MEN AGAINST THE DAMN WOMAN, my >> I still beat the both. Y ain't got bae moms. >> By the end, it was pure meltdown. Accusations flew, victimhood was claimed, and responsibility still never showed up. She blamed officers, the system, and everyone except herself. At no point did reflection enter the chat. It was the kind of behavior that adds nothing to the moment, nothing to society, and only guarantees consequences. Emily was charged with aggravated assault, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, and aggravated assault on a police officer. 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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