Stop. We're going to have to put handcuffs on you if you don't stop. Okay. >> Did you have the audacity? >> What is that? >> It's a pen. >> Yeah. No [ __ ] Ch. I don't do drugs, [ __ ] >> Can you get this [ __ ] off, neighbor? >> Yeah, I said back at the police station. >> No, it hurt. On September 18th, 2024, around 8:12 p.m., patrolman Devon Bole of the Barnagut Township Police Department responded to a reported disturbance at the Barnagut Motel on South Main Street. The call involved a female suspect who allegedly punched a victim in the face after a noise complaint, then fled before officers could gather identifying information from witnesses. >> What's that? Okay. >> What's going on, guys? Officer Boy Township. What's going on? >> Yeah. I don't know what the case is going on. Um, she [ __ ] hit her. Whatever. The girl, she [ __ ] ran off. I don't [ __ ] >> Oh, the chick. >> Yeah. >> You guys weren't involved? >> No. >> No. >> She [ __ ] hit her and [ __ ] and ran off. She I don't even know what happened. She just started arguing after she knock at the door. >> She started knocking on your door. >> She [ __ ] ran off >> like like the owner of here just >> her. That [ __ ] right there. She started knocking on the door like, "Oh, there's [ __ ] y'all screaming. Y'all can't be here no [ __ ] more." I didn't even know it was another girlfriend. I'm not even a [ __ ] girlfriend. I'm just a [ __ ] friend. >> Okay. >> And the the girl who was here, whatever. What the >> she [ __ ] we got into an altercation and she they [ __ ] she started hitting her and [ __ ] and then she ran off. So, I don't [ __ ] know. You get in a car or something? >> I just don't want to. No, she >> There's nobody else in the room. >> Huh? >> So, it was it wasn't it wasn't the girl in the red that hit you, right? >> Can I go take a look? >> Yeah, go ahead. I mean, it's your mental. >> No, I don't like to be punched in the face again. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> I'm here for almost 30 years. Never happened to me. >> Yeah. and she dropped her bug and she was running up and down parking lot towards the >> simple right now. >> There were boots and >> No, no, no. >> Maybe she's in a bathroom. Maybe she didn't sleep. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> Yeah, I thought >> I mean they know her now. >> Yeah. So, so the other female was in there >> was missing a lot of noise. Some people are working. >> Yeah. >> Tomorrow morning to sleep. >> All right. the last. >> So, here's the drill. >> What's the drill? Yeah, we got to go. Sorry. >> Well, yeah, that for I just came here. I didn't even [ __ ] I don't even know nothing. Nothing. >> All right. So, here's the deal. She's saying that the other girl was in there with you guys. Who is she? >> I don't [ __ ] know who she is. >> That's That's my fiance. I put on the paper that there was two people here. That's who was here. So, >> you know her name, I guess. And she she just banged on the door. She just banged on the door. And then like she was like, "Why are you banging on the door?" And they got into an argument. >> I didn't come outside until they were arguing and I grabbed my fiance and I was like, "Yo, just get away from it." >> Okay. So where' she So you guys obviously came here together. >> Yes. >> Okay. So where'd she run off to? >> I don't know. >> Okay. We might maybe try to give her phone calls or come back here or >> I don't I Her phone's definitely off. Like she ran off. >> You know, she turned her phone off. >> I don't know anything. >> Okay. >> From the start, this call was pure chaos. Officer Bole trying to untangle who did what while everyone was shouting over each other. Guests are confused. One swearing innocence, another pieced out mid drama and the tensions thick enough to slice. You can feel the adrenaline pumping as the officer separates fact from fiction. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Yeah, I have an ID. What do we get? Copy here. >> The only thing is the door was wide open. If I cannot, then I didn't. >> It was not wide open. The door was not wide open, man. It was shut. No, it was shut. The door wasn't wide open. >> The door was not wide open. It was shut. >> They need to check out right now. There's no >> I'll speak I'll speak with you. I'll speak with you. You have no problem taking my money again. >> Okay. >> I don't start problems. Nobody starts problems. What happened was the door was closed. I'm not going to close door. Door's closed, but when door's closed, she started banging. Me and her were in an argument and the the lady who owns place banged on the door. You could see that on the cameras. I'm sure her cameras are working. Um >> Yeah. So you guys are all in here. Originally originally originally you said you didn't know who the other girl was. So she was like who I am. >> We know who the [ __ ] that's her. That's his fiance. >> Okay. She's just like get the [ __ ] out. My fiance has mental issues. >> You're 465 101 and NG. >> What happened was the lady came hanging on the door. I went back inside. Oh, >> they were arguing and then I came back out and I grabbed her because they were in each other's faces. She was in her face and she was in her face. So, I bear hugged her. I picked her up. >> You can check the cameras. >> I got >> Yeah. So, I picked her up. I lifted her this way and she ran off and I said, "I'm not running after >> I'm just not running after you. I'm not >> Why was she uh banging on the door? You guys were loud." >> Yeah, we were. I guess we're loud. The door's [ __ ] The window's [ __ ] wide open. >> Like everybody's allowed here. Like I I've lived here. I paid $2400. >> She has [ __ ] the lady who has [ __ ] pounds with her anyway. So it's like she I don't know. She's [ __ ] trying to start something. I don't know what the [ __ ] >> It's not partying. No. We just came back here. Me and her got into an argument because she cheated in the past. My ex, my fiance. Is it just verbal? >> Yeah. No, no, no, no. She was here. It didn't get It didn't get It didn't get physical. It didn't get physical. It was just It was just an argument. >> She heard the yelling. >> I I I guess she called. She comes over. >> No, she definitely heard it because >> I've been here 3 weeks before and there's been way worse where she was slamming on the door. >> It's not someone calling. It's like I have on paper with us. >> Yeah. I was tired. >> What did she say? Uh she was saying there's three of them in there. >> She >> the one female is missing right now. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So she find that there was more than one people in there that are on lease or whatever agreement. She's knocking on the door. The other chick there see punch her in the face and or maybe in the bathroom something like that. So all we have is simple. >> Yeah. She's on her own place. >> Yeah. Exactly. Tension cranked up as Officer Bole dug through a mess of conflicting stories. Everyone's arguing over whether the door was shut or wide open, pointing fingers about who started what and letting past drama fuel the heat. Tempers flared, voices rose, and the missing female added a whole new layer of chaos. >> But wait comes back at us and then get her ID and then sounds good. >> I don't think she is. She was going to make a phone call. Be in a car. >> She was just running around >> probably. Cool. Back. Back. I see her running. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> What's going on? Where's my boyfriend? >> Okay. I don't know where he is. >> Why are you running away? >> Because I my boyfriend. >> What? What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> He's with another girl. >> I know. No, no, I know. Listen, listen. Listen, listen, listen. >> He's with another girl. >> Start. Just get a rap. >> I'm going to jail. And he's with another girl. >> You're not You're not going to jail. >> I am. >> For what? What did you do wrong? I have a warrant for my arrest. >> What? How much? You know, >> no bail. >> What? For what? A failure to appear. >> For what? What was the uh the uh failure to appear for? I'll take >> my friends with >> Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. I doubt you before. I just can't remember your name. What's your name? >> Stephanie. >> Judice. >> What's your last name? >> Star. >> He's with >> Listen to where he lives. I don't live there. He's with another girl. >> All right, Stephanie, listen to me. Stephanie, start stop. We're going to have to get We're going to have to put handcuffs on you if you don't stop. Okay, we just anyway. >> No, we're not. Relax. All right. >> I have a warrant, dumbass. >> Okay, we'll figure it out. Stephanie, just hold on for a second. Okay. >> My boyfriend stop. Take a seat right now. >> Stephanie, come here. Listen to me. We We're going to figure it out. Okay. Chaos explodes when Stephanie shows up, panicked and sprinting, convinced her boyfriend's cheating. Officers try to keep it cool while confirming who she is and checking her warrant, but the mix of panic, confusion, and confrontation makes the scene unpredictable. >> We're going to figure it out. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Stephanie St. >> Okay, look. Listen, >> relax, Stephanie. We're going to have to put hands on you. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Look. We're going to have to put handcuffs if you'll stop. Got cuff cuff. Let's cuff her up for a second. Okay, Stephie, listen. You got to stop for just a second. Okay, we're just going to detain you. >> My boyfriend. >> We're just going to detain you for a second. Okay. >> Look, we were just with him. We were just with him. No, you're not. We were just with him. >> I have a >> Stephanie. Listen to me. Stop. Stop. Stop. Okay. Take a deep breath for a second. Okay. I've dealt with you many times. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. >> It's not a good time. >> It's okay. >> My appearance. >> I know. Stephanie, just take a deep breath for a second. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. my hair. >> All right. Here, I'll move your hair out of your face. Okay. Is that okay? Can I touch your face? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Please >> take a deep breath and calm down. >> Where is he? >> So, we went with another >> Listen to me. I'll listen to me. I'll explain to you. All right. We're going to walk to the front so we're not in the back over here. Okay. >> Is he here? >> Well, we just made him leave. Go this way. Go this way. This way. This way. Go this way. This way. This way. >> I want him. >> Come on. We're going to come over here. Okay. >> I want him. Put your behind him. >> I don't need you. >> Okay. Well, I just want to make sure you don't fall. Okay. >> Um, not unless you [ __ ] step on my [ __ ] toes. Then I won't fall. >> This [ __ ] >> Let's go this way. >> All right, Steph. I know. >> I want to run. >> Look, we made him leave cuz we didn't know where you were. >> All right, Stephanie. Stephanie, you got to stop. Okay, you got to stop for a second. >> He went with some girl and he left me. And >> he was here. >> Where is he now? >> We We made him leave. >> No. No. >> Get her back. >> Stephanie. Stephanie, come here. Stephanie, that's not him. Stop. All right. >> I'm not going in your cop. >> Well, at this point, you're not going to have a choice. Okay. If you don't calm down. All right. So, just relax for a second. >> You told me that I wasn't going to be put in your cop car in that. >> Well, yeah, but I didn't I didn't know anything up until that. Okay. >> It's not him. >> Oh, [ __ ] you. You [ __ ] >> Okay. >> You fat [ __ ] >> Stephanie, stop. Stop. I will literally next time I see you [ __ ] on sight. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. No, it's not. Now you're Now you're >> Now you're being too much. Okay, you're being too much now. Just relax and stop right here. Stay here. Look >> your dogs. >> You love your dogs, right? >> 463. >> 463. >> You love your dogs, [ __ ] >> Can't get up there on that paper check. >> No, you can't. Step away from the car now. >> All right, it's fine. Just step away from the car and go away. Okay, sit down. >> Hello, sir. >> Sir, >> yeah, [ __ ] >> Copy. You show a female 41. >> Whoa. >> Stephanie, let's go. You're done. Let's go. We're not going to play this game. >> Stephanie, we're not playing this game. >> 207. >> All right, look. We We'll take care of when we get up to the headquarters. You're getting in the car. Let's go. >> Tension skyrocketed as Stephanie lost it over her boyfriend. Convinced he was cheating. Cops had to tread carefully, detaining without sparking a meltdown while she spiraled through panic and entitlement. Between pleading, resisting, and pure chaos, the scene was unpredictable, like walking a tightroppe over a fireworks show. >> We tried talking to you. Get in the car now. Do you have anything on you? You have anything sharp object on you? Anything you can stick poker or stab him? >> Answer the question. >> No. >> Okay, you get in the car. You come with us. >> Where's my boyfriend? >> I don't know now. All right. Now, you want to be uncooperative with me now? I have no idea where he is. >> I'm so sorry. >> You're getting in the car. We're not playing this game. Get in the car. Get in the car. Really? You're under arrest. >> Take a seat. You're under arrest. >> Yeah, because you have a warning out of the county. Let's go. Get in the car. >> Oh, yeah. We just actually confirmed another charge. >> Come on. Get in the car. >> Yeah. >> Stephanie, is this your bag? >> Yep. >> 100%. >> All right. There's a bottle inside with your name on it. Can I check to see? >> Are you sure? No, >> she's under arrest. Under arrest. All right, we'll search you. >> I got she >> Nope. >> No, she's going for the She was almost going for the kicking, but she stopped. Take this. I got her. >> Yep. >> She ran to my back. >> She ran my car. Yeah, she ran all the way to the back. You have a camera? What's this [ __ ] say? >> Stephanie Star. >> She's from town. >> Um, Judice Anthony Jud. >> Oh, she took her off for Ravenwood. >> All right, relax. Don't move. Come here. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out. Face the car now. Okay, turn around. Where are they? up my ass. >> Don't walk around with me. That's not going to destroy. >> If you keep it up, you're going to get you're going to get >> Oh my god. >> It doesn't matter. >> Turn around. Stephanie, turn around. >> Stephanie, do you want any smaller cuffs? >> No. >> We have uh >> It's all right. >> We'll just put um cuffs on. >> Where's my boyfriend? >> Hold her here. >> I got it. >> Stephanie, stop resisting. >> You're arresting me anyway. I don't give a [ __ ] >> All right. Well, you want another charge? >> No [ __ ] I thought I want another charge. >> Why you being nasty? >> I want my boyfriend. >> Okay. Where is she at? >> I want another girl. >> Okay. It seems like he's not a good boyfriend then. >> What are you doing? >> Just going through make sure you have all your stuff. >> Sherlock, >> why are you being rude? >> Yeah, I don't understand this. >> My boyfriend hates. >> Where is he? Can you call him? >> We made him leave cuz we didn't know where you were. Now I am gone. >> Stop yelling. >> He's with another girl. >> Stephanie, how old are you? >> 19. [ __ ] how old are you? >> The tension hit peak mode as Stephanie flailed, still fixated on her boyfriend and totally missing the point. Cops worked to lock her down, dodging her resistance while scanning for any surprises. Chaos buzzed around, belongings tossed, tempers flaring, but the officer stayed locked on safety and control. >> 29. >> That's good for you. >> I act like a dog. My boy. Oh, do you? My boyfriend's 25. Does he act like it? No. >> Stephanie, stop. >> Dude, you have the audacity. >> What is that? It's >> a pimp. >> Yeah. No [ __ ] Shut up. I don't do drugs, [ __ ] >> I don't know. You >> should have. >> Where you from? >> How's it? Where's your um Where's your Where where's your um quote unquote [ __ ] search warrant, [ __ ] Searching. >> Where is it? >> You're under arrest. Search >> to [ __ ] suck, doesn't it? >> I don't know. >> Where's my [ __ ] boyfriend? >> Want to get sucked ass. >> Where's [ __ ] Ellis, bro? I need Ellis out over this [ __ ] >> Stephanie, stop moving. >> Chuck Ellis, [ __ ] ass. >> Where is he? >> Not here. >> No [ __ ] Chuck. >> How do you know Chuck? Yes, I do. >> Stop. >> You move. Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> This is the problem when you do that. >> Ow. >> If you stop your [ __ ] what the [ __ ] >> Stop moving. >> I'm not sure. Get that [ __ ] out of my face before I [ __ ] you up. >> All right. That's a charge. >> It's just you're just tallying them on, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. God. >> Ow. >> I'm going to tell you this coming out of >> If one person comes out of their room because of you, it's another truck. >> Sucks. >> Yeah. >> My [ __ ] hurts. >> Guess what? >> Listen out of the other ones. All right. The cops are going down. >> Stephanie, get in the car. Let's go. >> I know. >> Stephanie, get out of the car. >> Get in the car. >> Where's my Find my boy. >> I'll find them for you. Sure. >> Sit down. Sit down. Go to the other side and grab the seat belt for me. Stephanie, sit back. Okay, sit back. I'm going to put the seat belt on you. Sit back. Sit back. >> Stephanie, stop kicking. >> Kill you. >> You want another one? >> There you go. There's another one. >> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] sucker. >> Now you got locals. >> Okay, I'll meet you 10 three. Got him. >> Stephanie hit full meltdown mode, flailing and lashing out over questions about her boyfriend while testing every boundary with the officers. Every wild move stacked up another charge. Yet, the cops kept their cool, focusing on locking her safely in the squad car. Chaos and tension hung thick, and anyone thinking it would smooth out next, big no. Morning 465. >> That's going to be affirmative on locals. And can you see if there's any female officer in the area for a matron search? It hurts. It hurts so bad. Get off. He's got no staff. >> Oh, I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. [Applause] Bobby owing 465 101 started. >> It hurts so bad. It hurts so bad. Can you put Can you put a little tighter >> 1 5 0 >> Stephanie? >> Copy that. >> We will be at the police station momentarily. >> Okay. >> It hurts. I'm suing the [ __ ] out of you. Ow. It hurts and hurts and hurts so bad. It hurts so bad. It hurts so bad. It hurts so bad. Oh wow. My baby. You would have never done this to me. You [ __ ] sucking [ __ ] I'll kill you, [ __ ] I'll kill you. >> Are you talking to me? >> No. My [ __ ] boyfriend cheating on me. Go ahead. >> Both Stafford and Wear Town have a dispatcher. You got to bring them to us to wear town. >> I'm sorry. You're going to have to 10. Staff in town have a dispatcher, but you got to bring it through them. >> Stop moving around. >> I can't. It hurts so bad. I'm going to hurt you guys so bad. I'm going to [ __ ] Just >> let me know your pleasure when you can. [Music] Steph, stop. >> I'm going to kill myself. >> Tensions hit Max as Stephanie twisted between screaming and pleading like the world was ending. Officers moved with precision, keeping control while running a careful matron search. Every step was a tightroppe walk, calming her without losing authority. Her meltdown wasn't just chaos. It showed serious emotional cracks. >> Good. Are you headed for? >> I was waiting to see if we had 103. That's magnus. [Music] Copy. Good to head over to Stafford. >> You have uh local charge coming from >> Stephanie. They're going to be off soon. It hurts so bad. Ow. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] I cannot wait to be in there. It hurts so bad. It hurts so bad. It hurts so bad. Hurts. Ow. >> Stop screaming. >> I can't believe it. >> They are going to be cut off very soon. >> My daddy's going to come here. Daddy. Daddy. They hurt me so bad. Daddy, I'm so I can't feel it. I can't feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it. They're going to be cut off soon. >> I can't feel it. You have to You have to let it go. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> No. I can't feel it. >> Stephanie, I washed them. Put it on. They're not tight. >> Stephanie, stop. Ow. Ow. It hurts. [ __ ] Ow. Ow. Ow. Dad. Ow. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I'll be there. I'll be there. >> We are going to be there in a couple minutes. Okay. >> We will. I promise. >> [ __ ] It hurts so bad. >> The second we get The second we get in there, I will cut them off you. Okay. >> My hand hurts so bad. I can't do it. I can't. It hurts so >> I wouldn't do this. It hurts so [ __ ] bad. I want to be there so bad. >> We're going to be there soon. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. I can't do it. I can't do it. I got >> Stephanie cranked the drama up to 11, writhing and crying like the world owed her comfort, while cops held firm without losing their cool. Every twitch screamed panic, but officers balanced authority with just enough reassurance to keep things from exploding. The ride to the station felt like walking a tightroppe over a storm. It hurts so bad. I can't feel it anymore. I can't do it anymore. >> Stephanie, we are going to be there very soon. >> Mama. My mom. This is so funny. Nobody loves me anymore. >> My man is $100. I hate your station. >> When you get to our station. Yes. But not when we get to Stafford. Cuz when we get to Stafford, just going to have you get searched real quick. I >> I didn't put them on you. I didn't put them on you. But to be honest, those other ones those other ones wouldn't be on if you didn't slip off the cuffs. >> Okay. And the cuffs are going to be coming off very shortly. Okay. >> How far? >> We are half of a mile. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Everything is in here in your purse. It hurts. You don't get it. You fat [ __ ] >> Me fat. >> It's just my uh my >> Oh, okay. Say I don't think I'm fat. >> You're sexy as [ __ ] And maybe if I would let you [ __ ] me. >> Oh, >> that's Well, that's not happening. >> That's That's not happening. Um, I could give you a whole list of reasons. Uh, no. No. >> This [ __ ] hurts. >> It's going to D. Dude, we're we're pick we're driving up here right now. >> I'm about to turn in. >> I didn't mean to. You're so tall. >> Oh, again I'm not fat. >> My hair 465. I'm 10 9 st [Music] 11. [Applause] Barney 465. Landing is 1 15 06. >> Stephanie, stop. Stop hitting. >> Stephanie hit peak panic, swinging between begging for her mom and full-on frustration mode. Every movement screamed tension, pain, and fear. Yet the officers stayed razor sharp, firm enough to control, calm enough to keep her from spiraling completely. >> This garage All right, Stephanie, we are here. Okay, >> gentlemen. >> She's got uh she's got zip ties on her. So, I got to cut this. What's that? >> Okay. >> Yep. Get away from me. Calm down. >> All right. You fat [ __ ] [ __ ] Can you get rid of it? >> Microphones here. Calm down. >> Stephanie, take a seat. >> Take a seat. Take a seat. >> Listen, you calm down. Maybe we'll [ __ ] >> Stephanie. Stephanie. >> Stephanie. Stephanie, take a seat. What did we talk about before? >> Don't give a [ __ ] >> Okay. All right. I'm in a [ __ ] room. Where am I going to go? You fat ass [ __ ] >> Stephanie, take a seat. >> She's going to search you first. All right. >> Yeah, sure. Search me. >> Oh my. Can you get this [ __ ] off? >> I don't think you're done with her. Do it. We're done. >> Stephanie, >> I don't know where you think you're running to. I have a peanut. Oh my god. >> You can in here if you cooperate with it, you fat [ __ ] >> I'm not that fat yet. >> Stephanie, come on. Go this way. >> Come on. Just get this on the window and then we'll get him off. All right. Come on. >> I don't want her. >> Can I have her do it instead? >> Sucks to suck. >> Come on. >> I don't want this [ __ ] >> All right. Come on. >> This [ __ ] is weird. >> You look like your [ __ ] fat ass high school teacher, [ __ ] >> Come over here. Oh, >> pick me. >> I don't have to pee. >> Church [ __ ] search my [ __ ] bro. My was just all up in that [ __ ] >> By the time Stephanie hit the station, tension was off the charts. Officers had to manage every flail and outburst, balancing cuff removal with a fast search, all while keeping her contained. Chaos clashed with control at every step. And even in the madness, the focus stayed sharp. Safety first, drama second, because letting her run wild wasn't an option. >> 19. >> How old is she? >> 19. >> Um, hello. >> Nah, you ain't going up in my [ __ ] bro. That's my [ __ ] I don't got you, bro. >> Watch until she's done searching. >> I'm done. I'm searched. >> You're not. Appreciate you guys. You're done when she tells you she done. >> No, >> no. She punched the man in the ran off. She >> And now [Music] what I said, [ __ ] I ain't I know I'm good, bro. >> Already. >> Appreciate you, guys. Yeah, no problem. Huh? >> Are you processing or anything? >> No. >> No. No. I'm processing. >> I'm Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. No. [ __ ] >> Can you get this [ __ ] off, neighbor? >> Yeah. I said back at the police station. >> No, it hurts. >> Yeah. Is it going to get No, I can't. >> Where am I going? >> You're going to bar it. It's going to need 5 minutes. >> No, it's not. I'm going to need it. Can you put it a little bit tighter? >> Why would I mean looser? I'm going to I'm going to [ __ ] up you guys. >> Take a seat. >> My dad knows y'all. >> Stephanie, >> you just kicked me. All right. So, now you're going to act. All right. So, now take a seat. >> Take a seat. >> Stephanie, take a seat. >> What are you doing? [Applause] >> Stephanie, take a seat. You guys don't understand how bad it hurts. >> The second you get in here, the faster we get down to bargain. All right. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. I don't want this [ __ ] on. I can't feel my head. >> I want you to be safe. Okay. >> Cut. I don't. >> Watch your head. >> Don't care, [ __ ] >> There we go. >> Appreciate it, guys. Thank you. >> Appreciate it. >> 465. >> Back in route 103. Starting is 1 Z 1 15 06. 10 449 10 11 New Jersey bridge. Romeo 51 alpha break. >> By now Stephanie was running on full frustration mode. Search finally done. flailing like a sunbaked lizard trying to escape the heat. Officers danced around her chaos all while keeping control. Every move was a careful tightroppe walk. Containment first, chaos second. Because handling Stephanie was like trying to hold sunlight in a jar. >> Got it. >> Oh, [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] I can't feel it. It hurts so bad. >> Stephanie, we are going to be back. >> It hurts so bad. It hurts >> very fast, >> dude. I can't feel my hands. It hurts. How far are you? How far are you? >> We are less than 10 minutes. Okay, >> dude. It hurts so bad. I can't feel >> Stephanie. I just I just saw them. They are not that tight. >> Dude, where are they? Where are they? >> What? The the flex cuffs? >> No, June. June and Kiki. >> Oh, I have no idea. >> Oh, [ __ ] Watch me abort this [ __ ] me instead. I don't care how it me, you fat [ __ ] What you do it for? What you want me? It's just going to leave me. It's going to leave me. Ow. It hurts. It hurts. I can't feel it. I was sleeping, >> dude. What's going on? >> It it it sure is. I just checked them. They're not that tight. >> Copy that. Is that red sound? >> You have to protect 51. We are going to be there very shortly. Okay. >> So bad. So bad. It hurts so bad. It hurts so bad. [ __ ] with another [ __ ] He's with another [ __ ] You're a fine ass [ __ ] You're going to find whatever you want, bro. As long as she got [ __ ] Stephanie's panic spiked again, hands aching, voice a non-stop cocktail of pain and frustration. Officers stayed ice cold, dropping calm reassurances while dodging her outbursts like pros. Every second felt stretched, like watching someone wrestle a storm while the calm eye of control hovered just out of reach. >> Never care. He never cared. Ow. [ __ ] >> Stephanie. Stephanie. No. >> Stephanie, I just checked them. They are not that tight. [Music] Going down the wall. No, I can't feel. I should have [ __ ] her up. Well, she's going to rest today. 443 >> 443 >> we'll be clearable now >> copy that >> daddy what I said >> are you talking to me >> yeah [ __ ] Oh, that's not my name. >> You know you want to answer. >> I have. Huh? >> All right. >> Huh? >> There you go. There's the positive. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Next time I [ __ ] see [ __ ] rock. And guess what? And I jail in jail cuz I'm assault. >> Well, you also kicked me back there, too. >> My ship hurts. >> Well, you can't just kick police officers >> cuz I watch your dick. >> Oh, boy. >> I appreciate that. >> I'm sure you have white, but I'm sure she's cheating now. >> I assure you she is not. >> I'm sure she is. I like to think she doesn't. >> Whatever makes you like sleep at night. >> It does. It does help me sleep at night. Alcohol. >> She does. I'm sure she helps you sleep. >> Oh boy. >> Today. >> Today is Wednesday. It's Wednesday, September 18th, 2024. And it's approximately 9:17 p.m. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, we're going to be there pretty pretty soon. >> Oh, no. You Yeah, you are. >> Listen, I told you from before. I'm not going to lie to you. I'm going to stay this calm the entire time. Exhaustion radiated from her, but the officer's steady persistence kept the chaos from tipping over. They checked restraints, offered repeated reassurances, and stayed unshakable while she swayed between pain, fear, and disbelief. Every second felt loaded, the tension thick enough to slice. >> I have no idea. I don't even know what your warrants for. Do you know what your warrants for? >> I violated my training for you. Oh, >> okay. Well, I mean, that that'll do it. crazy like a high standard and everything like >> Uhhuh. >> I don't know. I have no idea. >> Can I be >> I've never definitely not. No, >> my other cops. >> Well, they they didn't get kicked. You kicked me earlier. So, I'll be honest. So, I'm a little upset about that. I can take a call at barbecue and everything. >> It It's going to be a little bit, but at some point, Sure. >> Is that who Is that who you have the uh TTRO with? >> So, you have a TTRO against him? >> No, his mom does. >> Oh, so his mom has a TTRO against you? >> Oh, okay. That makes sense. >> What did I do? [Music] All I did was >> some other girl. Why are you doing that to me? >> Couldn't tell you. [ __ ] hater. My last >> Did you kick that guy? >> No. >> Oh, well, maybe that's why he let you vape. >> Oh, I made it. >> I didn't kick you. >> You did kick me. It's on my body cam. Imagine you was getting blasted. >> You mule kicked me. >> You was getting your whole life [ __ ] up because of your girl. Imagine you couldn't go home with your girlfriend. Imagine that. How she was. I know you don't give a [ __ ] >> No, I I hear you. >> I care. >> Tension spiked as Stephanie's frustration smashed into the officer's patience, creating a storm of exhaustion, confusion, and raw emotion. Questions about warrants, past fights, and protective orders peeled back a messy personal history. While every attempt to get compliance felt like walking through quicksand. >> Imagine your girlfriend was leaving and you watched you watched her 465 years. He watched her leave. [ __ ] report on me cuz he smacked me. >> I am 108 1031 my ending. >> Got it. >> One zero 1512. [Music] >> All right, Stephanie, we're here. >> No [ __ ] I know where we at. >> All right. Well, just letting you know. Yeah. >> All right, Stephanie. No trying to run away again. All right. >> Imagine your girlfriend trying to leave you. >> Okay. Can someone grab the purse in there? Stephanie, we're going to go this way. All right. Come on. >> I know. And the faster you get inside, the faster this ends. >> Yeah. >> You have to run. >> I want to run. I want to go. I want to get out of here. I want to go to county. I want to get the [ __ ] out of here so I can catch my man's cheat and I can [ __ ] him up. >> All right. >> Relax. >> [ __ ] you. >> Okay. >> I know you. It hurts, [ __ ] >> Come on. >> Oh, >> I'm suing you guys. so [ __ ] hard. >> Come on. >> This [ __ ] hurts. You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Get over here. >> Apparently, you guys want to know what it's like to get cheated on. >> Come here, Stephanie. Stop. >> Got [ __ ] sucking [ __ ] >> Oh, boy. All right, Stephanie. Come on. >> Can I get out of this? >> Yeah, you're going to get out of this, huh? All right. Just basically >> stop hitting your head. >> I want to. >> Well, I don't want you. >> Stop moving so I can cut these things off. >> Be in here. The [ __ ] >> I'm trying to stop moving. >> I hear you. [Music] >> Stop moving, Stephanie. >> Stephanie, he's trying to get him off. If you stop moving, he can get it off. >> Okay, stop moving. >> By now, tension had maxed out. Stephanie's frustration slammed into the officer's practice patients like a freight train. Every twitch, every flare up mattered as they worked to calm her enough to safely remove the restraints. The pressure was thick, almost visible, and every move felt like a countdown to the next chaos spike. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Hey, there we go. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Get this one off. All right. Face that wall for me. face. Turn around. >> I can't feel my hand. Just >> move him around a little bit. Turn around. >> All right. You take a seat on there. Take a seat on the bench. >> Take a seat on the bench. Come on. You pop your shoes off for me. >> Can I take a piss? Can I pee? >> No. Not until you listen. You have to listen once. Listen to me. >> Thank you. >> Take your shoes off. >> [ __ ] strip. >> No, I don't want that. Here. There you go. >> Put your clothes back on right now. >> Off right now. >> That's what I thought. [ __ ] >> take take your socks off. >> They ain't nothing here. >> Okay, take a seat. >> Uh, no. >> Nope. I take a seat. >> Uh, what's up? >> Uh, this shit's dirty. >> Where's the lock for this? Oh, thank you. >> Did you take it off? >> No, I didn't take it off. >> [ __ ] >> Stephanie, >> put your clothes back on. >> For what? >> Stephanie, put your clothes on. Put your clothes on. Stephanie, >> put your clothes back on. >> Do you want additional charges? >> I'm going to Mammoth anyway, you dumb. >> No. >> Stephanie, >> I'm going to Mama. >> Put your clothes back on. You're not going to mama, Stephanie. >> Yes, I am. >> Thank you. >> Okay, whatever. You see where you go? >> You can try to >> put your shirt back on. >> I know. I have a warrant. >> You do. And now put your shirt on >> now. >> Put your shirt on. >> Don't look at me then, you weirdos. >> Did you notice I have scoliosis? >> My boyfriend's out with another [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Maybe you should get a new boyfriend. Every every time we deal with you is because of him. We tell you this every time. So I don't know why you keep doing it. >> I just got back when it broke. >> Then stop. You got to stop it. There's a million men out there. There's a million men out there. >> He's with another girl. Where'd he go? He left in the wake. >> I don't know. I wasn't out there. >> Why was he allowed to leave? >> We couldn't find you. That arrested me. >> Never arrested him. >> Yes, he did. >> By this point, tension was thick enough to cut. Stephanie's frustration boiled over as she was nudged to follow instructions. Every tiny movement carried weight, proving that even simple compliance can feel like an Olympic event under chaos. >> You were hanging in the trailer here. >> Yeah, behind it. >> Guess what? Listen, you told me you were going to >> You left with another girl. >> There's been so many dudes out there. >> I can't. No, he's the only one. >> No, he's not. >> I went with other guys. >> You have a lot to learn. >> Why do you think he's the one? >> I tried to be with other guys. >> Why do you think he's the one? >> Tell me. >> Cuz there's no one else that treated me like him. >> What? Sleeping with other girls? Cuz that ain't a way to be treated. >> What? Buy buying you alcohol? Cuz that's not cool either. Is that Is that literally the only reason? >> No. >> Huh? >> You're laughing. I think it is. He's the only one that brought you out. >> Act like there's the other >> And every time you drink, we every time you drink, we meet you like this. >> Like that. >> Yeah. >> They're going to get you out of here as quick as possible. Okay. You got to be cool because screaming. You start screaming. >> You want me to once with some other guy? He had some weird mustache. He looked like Hitler. >> Oh boy. It was All right, I'm leaving. You promise you're done like that? >> Your thing is cute. >> What? Am I right? >> Yeah, I'm a good man. >> Why don't I buy? You got to get away from the man that cheats. It ends up in a Barn Motel. Come on. That ain't classy. Looks dirty. >> I look dirty back here. >> No, he looks dirty in the Barnagate Motel. >> You know how he looks? >> I don't, but I can imagine in the Barnate Motel. >> His face tattoos. That's disgusting. Come on. >> But no one else treated me like that. >> What? >> No. But the other guy I was with, he didn't. He He's on the run from the cops and everything. And he made me lie for him. You're not with him. >> The cops told me if I lied. I lied for him that I was going to get locked up. >> Yeah, that's called obstruction. >> He's there. You guys want to go get him? Go ahead. >> Well, they got to deal with this first. Hlet. >> Oh, we're not going up. >> All right. You're gonna chill out and let them process you and get you out of here quick >> because the better you are, they're going to give you a vape. But like if you're screaming like crazy, you don't have to do that. No one's going to bring me a vape. >> Oh, you don't have one on you? >> I do. They're not going to let me hear it before I go to town, though. >> You're cool and you don't scream. >> I don't want to be bloody murder. >> Can I just sit out there and cuffs you guys up against the bed? No. Last time I put you in cuffs, you slipped out of them. >> Yeah. >> No, it's not good. >> Say see the grid. >> Say that. Look what you did. You >> all right? >> I didn't put anything on. >> Look at it. >> Your tattoo. >> No. My my here. >> Well, that didn't cough you up here. >> You handcuffed me down here. >> Yes. I'm not. >> No more screaming. >> I promise. >> I already know. >> You sounded like the exorcist when you're screaming like >> that's what my brother said. That's what it sounded like. >> By now, chaos had leveled up. Stephanie's emotions tangled with exhaustion and confusion, spilling over into debates about loyalty, past mistakes, and the men in her life. Officers navigated the storm, guiding her through compliance with precision. Every twitch and reaction felt loaded, like a scene cut from a tense movie. >> So, you guys, >> I just don't like my [ __ ] clothes on the ground. It's nasty. >> There's some weirdos in here. Socks. Sure. I'll give you your socks. How about that? >> Listen, you have to It's too late now. Shit's running on this [ __ ] >> Do you not want the socks then? >> Or will you take the socks? >> Okay. All right. So, I'm give you the socks. So, what's going to happen is I'm going to let you out from here. Okay. We're going to take your pictures. I'm going to get your fingerprints done and then we'll get you out of here. >> Can I get the pictures in the mail? >> Uh, you can absolutely over request your pictures in the mail. >> This shit's disgusting. You guys know how [ __ ] germaphobic this is? >> No. I Can you bring them to me? I don't want to [ __ ] walk on that floor again. This shit's nasty. >> I'm a germaphobe, bro. I don't deal with that [ __ ] >> Okay. You were just nasty. I'm going to go put with some black girl and she's going to [ __ ] violate the [ __ ] out of me. Eat my [ __ ] [ __ ] when I don't want it to be. Now when I bend over in the shower, [ __ ] is going to [ __ ] count for one night. >> Yeah, this [ __ ] black girl. I swear to God. >> I'm just some little white girl. >> Can you put your uh bag against that door for me? >> Uh the door, please. >> No, can't do that. Just Just look up. Look up at the camera. Okay. >> I know. >> I love it. >> Wait, can you take another one? It looks bad in that. >> No, you look fine. I I'm going to take another one. I'm going to take a couple more. You just look >> that way. >> No. No. Back up against but just look over your right shoulder. Okay. And then county's going to ask, "Are we tattooed?" >> What do they mean? Don't worry. >> All right. Take one more photo. Okay. >> Yeah, I got you. >> Um, just look front front facing again. Okay. >> Mhm. >> I want to smile. >> There you go. >> Yeah. Maybe this one will be on the internet, too. Stephanie zeroed in on socks, germs, and the horror of paperwork like they were life or death. Officers stayed calm, guiding her through fingerprints and mugsh shots while dodging panic waves and tiny freakouts. Every small detail became a battlefield, proving that even routine steps can turn into highstakes drama. When Stephanie's mix of anxiety and stubborn energy takes over, >> on the internet, >> I have two mug shots on the internet. Yes. >> I'm going to recapture it. Why? >> Cuz the resolution wasn't good. >> The computer. >> There you go. >> Yeah. No, no, >> I look good. >> Just look to the side one more time. >> Same thing over your right shoulder. >> No. Conniey's going to have to freaking prick my finger again. I don't like needles. >> All right. You guys are so lucky you get to go home at night. >> Well, why do you have a warrant? What's the warrant for? >> I didn't support slept for it. >> All right. Well, then you contact the court. Turn yourself in. >> I was trying to I was trying to wait it out, but you know. >> Right hand. >> Why do you have to glove me? really cute one. >> I have to What do you mean I have to club? >> You don't have to. >> Well, I am a uh like you said, you're a germaphobe. I'm a little bit of a germaphobe. Okay. >> You don't have to be. >> I'd bend over the table for you. >> Oh boy. >> Oh boy. >> Can you uh put this in your just Okay. Just a little bit. >> Yeah. Sorry. I got makeup on me. >> I like your boy over here. >> Yeah. >> He's mad cute. >> Thank you. Appreciate that. Uh, >> yeah. You eating that [ __ ] up. This is >> ridiculous. >> No, you eating it up. I know you are. >> I'll take the compliment. >> I know. >> Then why'd you kick him? >> I didn't mean it. >> I just wanted to suck that dick for real. >> Oh boy. >> Oh boy. >> Do you think your wife would fight me? >> No comment. >> All right. All I got is [ __ ] turning in jail, bro. Or else I got plans. Nothing. I got some cheating ass boyfriend. >> Might as well [ __ ] find a cop boyfriend. >> I can assure you. >> You want to be my cop boyfriend? >> No. >> I'm taken to a >> Sorry. >> You're cute, too, though. >> Thank you. >> Did you eat it up too? >> Eat up. >> You going to think about that at night? >> No. >> I know you will. I am not stepped on my hand. I have to take parents. All right. >> How old are you? >> I'm 27. I still need your ring. >> Oh, you're my brother's age. That's crazy. My brother's 27. >> Oh, that's awesome. >> I think my brother would die if he thought like No, we're good. We're good. We're only partnering. >> I'm about to be 20, bro. I >> feel like you just turned 18. You've been dealing with me for that long now. >> April and like I'm 20. Stephanie bounced between mug shots, fingerprints, gloves, needles, and even fussing with her makeup. Officers balanced professionalism with patience, dodging flirtations, banter, and random confessions like pros. It was a backstage pass to the human side of booking, where chaos meets control, and every tiny interaction felt like its own mini drama. >> What's your goal? >> I don't know. Uh, my goal in life. >> Yeah. What do you want to do? >> Uh, >> do you think this is going to help? >> No. Uh, my goal in life is um to actually have a really successful family. That's all I want. I don't know what I want to do like jobwise, but I just want like a happy and healthy family cuz I get that. >> That's everyone's goal. >> Do you think drinking is going to help out? >> Every time I deal with you, it's always alcohol. >> That's it. How do you think I get it? >> I know, but I've never seen you. you sober before? I'm sure you're a pretty cool girl when you're sober, but I've never I've never seen you sober before and you're only 19 years old. You You don't think that's a problem at all? >> For my family. >> I know. Well, listen. Like, you got >> You think I wanted this for? >> No, Stephanie, but you have to want to get help. We could provide you with help, but you just need to want it. >> How >> How could we have Volunteers of America that could help you get into a rehab? You have to want >> I don't want to go, >> but you you just >> I don't want to go like away like I'll go. I know. But sometimes that's what it is to to get this addiction out. It's just that's what it is. It's an addiction. >> Sure. >> My thumb sprayed. It's okay. >> Did you spray your thumb? >> Punched. >> Smack you in the face last night. Punched him in the face. You >> should have called us. >> I did for two seconds. >> Your uh >> There you go. >> Even if you called 911 for two seconds. >> I didn't call 911. I called Barney police for two seconds the phone cuz I told him that I was going to turn myself in and I just needed to get done with >> he knew about the warrant. >> Yeah, that's why he didn't give us uh >> it's been a thing for a really long time. >> That's why he didn't give us your name earlier. >> Does he know that? >> Hindering he gave you a recipe for >> Yeah, he was going to he was me and him were going to leave and go to South Carolina with my brother and I was going to dip this [ __ ] I mean, it's not that big of a warrant. It's not a murder warrant. You know what I mean? >> That's what I said. You know, it's whatever. Ow. >> What the [ __ ] Why do I have like a well on my head? >> You have like >> probably because you were banging your head in the police car. >> No, but that was the front of my head. >> Like you were doing both. Trust me, that's what I watched. >> All right. I >> Can you please make me make sure I'm in a cell with like some safe girl? >> We don't We don't do >> I can't with your money. If I call you guys, I will come back here and I'll be like once I get out, I'm be like, I got to put this on the bed. I'm going to be mad. >> Just be quiet for a little bit. Go to sleep. Wake up. Get up. >> It's hard to go to sleep. What's up? >> That That's the >> What? the mattress. >> She need your signature >> for what? >> That those are your fingerprints. >> Are you sure? >> What? >> I'm hungry. [ __ ] >> They gave you chips. >> Oh, there you go. >> Yeah, bet. >> Here, just press click okay right there. It's a very nice signature. >> Thank you. >> You have a very nice face. >> Appreciate that. Just need one more signature right here just so you can get your vape back later. >> Can you put it in my mouth for me? >> I cannot. Why? >> Cuz that's not much. Can you just >> The lady said that I can vape before I go. >> Yeah, but he doesn't need to put it in your mouth. You put in your own mouth. >> Well, if you guys love me. >> As processing wrapped up, the scene took a softer turn. Stephanie started spilling about wanting a happy, stable family amidst all her chaos. Officers steered carefully, dropping reality checks about alcohol, warrants, and past mistakes, all while keeping her engaged and calm. want him to do it for me. >> Oh, >> wait. Wait. Can I get my phone calls in my hands? >> Apparently, he probably get all this paperwork. Okay. >> She probably [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I already told her that. >> I hope I don't catch charge. I heard her. >> Why do you give us a hard time? >> I don't like cops. I would I would beg to differ the way you've been talking to him and me. >> Well, I mean, I do like you guys. My uncle was a cop and he shot himself in the head. >> It's a tough job. >> Don't like cops. >> What does that what >> I don't like cops? >> Okay. >> Like I want my uncle. >> He was alive. I would not be here. That is your go-to guy. >> What? >> Is he your go-to? >> No, cuz he died. >> I have to go back in here. >> Go back in there. >> For how long? >> We have to write up alpha. >> You have to write up all this stuff. Okay. So, once I'm done all that stuff, >> can I just go? >> No. I'm sorry. You got to go in there. Okay. It won't be too long. >> We'll check up on you. I promise. >> Yeah. There's a camera. Just go. >> Yeah, there's a camera. Okay. >> Have my vape in here. >> No. I'm sorry. You got to go in there now. Okay. Not that bad. >> Stephie, what? >> [ __ ] finally. >> What are you What are you picking for? >> I want to go to the [ __ ] hospital. I don't like this [ __ ] >> What are you What are you talking about? >> Can you get me out of here? I'm going to the hospital. I don't want to be here. >> Stephanie, what's going on? >> I'm having [ __ ] panic attack. Get me out. >> Okay. >> Stephanie. Stephanie. >> I'll be going to get you checked out at some point. Okay. >> Okay. I want to go now. >> Unfortunately, you can't. I'm in the middle of typing all of your stuff. Okay. >> Okay. Well, get me out of here. >> I can't do that. Do you want to Do you want to hit your vape at some point? Because unfortunately, >> if you keep if you keep doing this, I'm not going to let you do it. Okay. As paperwork dragged on, Stephanie's nerves snapped tighter. She wobbled between trying to stay calm and losing it, while officers held steady, grounding the storm just enough to keep the chaos from tipping completely out of control. >> You're acting like a child. You're acting like a child right now. >> So, >> how long? >> Uh, it probably at least another 20 minutes. Okay, >> dog. Can I just sit on the bench? >> No, >> I'll be cuffed. >> You slip your cuffs off. I'm sorry. I don't trust you. You can do it as far as you can. >> I'm sorry. I don't trust you anymore. >> I don't care. >> I don't trust you anymore. Okay. No, >> I'm not going to try. >> I don't believe you. I don't believe you. Okay. So, this is what happens. There's consequences to your actions. Okay. If you still want the opportunity to possibly hit your vape leader, then you will sit quietly on this on this bench. Okay? >> Until what's >> until 10:40. I said 20 minutes. Okay? Now, I'm going to check up on you and I'll let you get ahead of your vape as long because to be honest, I' i've seen you kick this whole thing. Kick this the entire time. Okay. You're not being good. >> Where's my [ __ ] >> Where do I get my phone? >> Yeah. Nurse there will be able to take any care of your headaches. >> I don't have a headache. >> When you have a headache, >> one of your officers [ __ ] like, hello. Like, hello. >> I don't know. one of your weird little officers. >> I'm not getting out of it. >> Do not [ __ ] put that [ __ ] mad tight. >> We have I I will not put it mad tight at all. Okay. What's that? >> Yeah, I know. It goes around me. >> Why can't I get my phone call? >> That's the uh What you going to do? >> Well, I'm going to the hospital. >> There's a nursing team there. >> They're going to be able to take care of everything you need there. Where? >> At the at OCJ. >> No, I'm going to the hospital. >> You're going to >> going to jail? >> To the hospital? >> None of y'all give me [ __ ] water. [Music] >> Can I have water? >> There's water. Where? >> Where? >> Lucy County Jail. I hope that guy that was on foot, bro, >> man deserves it. >> Freedom for him. [Music] No, I need a >> take a seat for me. >> I got an ambulance. >> What do you need an ambulance? >> Stephanie, you told me you have a headache and your head. Come on, be sit down. >> I'm having a >> Sit down, >> Stephanie. Sit down. >> This is ridiculous. Tension shot through the roof as Stephanie fought every instruction, whining over cuffs, vape breaks, and phone access like it was a life ordeath battle. Officers stayed cool, mixing patience with enforcement while she pushed every limit and vented frustration. >> I need water now. I don't want my seat belt. >> Well, you're getting your seat belt. >> I don't need that [ __ ] I asked for an ambulance and I needed >> Why do you need an ambulance? For a headache. >> No, it's not a headache. There's a nurse in RCJ. >> Come on. >> Yep. I know. >> You just told us she had heavy. >> OCJ will be able to take care of you. I promise. 465 >> transporting that female 41 20J 101 my starting >> go ahead >> what 512 >> what what are you what are you what are you talking about >> I need you I have no >> you're just saying random things. >> I'm bring you to Ocean County. I got >> They have everything you need medically there. >> Stephie, why are you doing this? >> I need a hospital. Like I said, >> why? >> Because I do. I don't feel >> saying because I do. Just because >> it's your [ __ ] fault. >> Listen, that is not going to happen. >> You're not going to die. for them. Negative. >> Please stop unbuckling everything. >> Why? >> Why are your lights on? >> Mine or not? >> Like, who the [ __ ] is that? >> It's the other guy. Because I'm the only available officer in this entire Where am I? I wish I was. >> Bring me to the hospital. >> You're just saying bring me to the hospital and not give me any reason. >> And you're not even giving any reason besides that you're a headache. Okay. >> But I need medical attention. >> Okay. And every and for for what and for what you're describing? >> Ocean County Jail will be able to take care of you. 6 out to 539. >> Copy [Music] 44. Stephanie's anxiety hit Max over the seat belt, demanding an ambulance like she was about to drop dead any second. Officers stayed unflapable, explaining Ocean County could handle care, but she bounced between panic and full-on frustration mode. The tension hung heavy, every second crackling with chaos. Barney 465 [Applause] [Music] >> 10 9 OCJ. My ending is 101526. [Music] [Applause] That's fail. No, that closes. >> Hello. >> What's up? They they they come out and grab you. >> Why? >> Cuz you're going to be with them now. >> Oh, there she is out of her cuffs. Just want to let you know she keeps slipping out of her cup. She's doing less than one and she hospital. She says [Applause] >> Oh, cool. But we got to come back here and keep you out of here. So you're about to stay there. I want your property. >> Uh yeah, just person this way. >> Thanks. Thanks. Can I do it? >> Yeah. Let's keep you from screaming. Yeah. >> As it is useless, just the officer driving without saying anything. By the time they rolled into Ocean County, the tension finally took a breather. Stephanie was uncuffed and turned over to medical staff. Officers stayed sharp, juggling her property and keeping her contained. Blending patience with procedure like pros. Chaos dialed down, but every move still carried weight, proving that even when the storm settles, handling someone like Stephanie is a careful mix of control and vigilance. 19 years old, Stephanie was charged with resisting an officer and disorderly conduct. 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. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. Till then, keep watching.