Yeah, we can walk. Let's walk. >> Well, let's go. >> On January 3rd, 2024, what began as a routine call for dogs quickly turned into chaos that could only be described as a full-blown circus. Officers walked into a scene where an adult woman was behaving less like a grown-up and more like a cartoon character mid meltdown. By the time the dust settled, punches were thrown and puppies had been rescued. Watch the video to see just how far it went. >> Okay, there's no need to yell. We're here to help. Are you going to leave in your driveway? >> No. Cuz you can't even stand up. >> I I'm done. I can't >> believe that you're done. >> Been drinking today, Miss Kavanagh. >> Yes, I did today. >> I didn't want to. I haven't done for I want to try done one two one two >> you good. >> No I'm holding >> I bet we have a seat in the c hun. We'll get you checked out. >> You can't even stand up without us holding you. Right. We can't leave you here by yourself. >> You're fine. >> I'm fine. Yes. But you're not. >> I'm fine. >> If my partner let you go, you're going to fall down. >> I'm fine. >> He can let my ass go. >> Well, we just can't. Hold on. What do you guys want to do? >> Go. >> Well, >> I said go. >> We need somebody to be here with you. >> I have a phone. Lily, no. >> Oh, it's Mike. Are you okay? >> Who are you? I'm the police. >> You're in my house. >> I brought your dogs in here. >> Oh my god. You're in my house? >> Yes. Hey, excuse me. >> You're going to be in my house. >> I brought your dogs in here. >> Get the out of my house. >> Bring your dogs in. >> Don't ever hit me again. You understand? >> No, you don't. >> You're going to go to jail. >> No, I did not ask them. Yeah, you're not. >> Here. We'll let your dogs go. You good with that? Come on. >> You're not your fault. >> Are you mine? All right. >> Jen, you on a leash? >> No, it's not my problem. She mine. No, she's not anybody of mine. Why she my mom? >> Come on, bear. >> What? >> Why you say he's bear? >> Now you're just Now you're under arrest. >> Jen, she's 95. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She just punched me in the face. You didn't mean to. You were warned. >> Well, >> there's probably a good chance of that. >> John 20, we have a female in custody. >> We're just trying sitting here trying to help you and you kick kick one officer. And he punched me in the face. All right, let's go. Let's walk. >> Yeah, we can walk. Let's walk. >> Come on. >> Yeah, it's all on body camera. Don't worry. >> Come on. >> Hi, sweetie. Looking adult. She was already wobbling like a toddler on skates when cops arrived, struggling to stay upright, clutching whatever dignity she had left. Officers tried to guide her gently, but the chaos was relentless. Every attempt to help was met with kicks and punches and arguments like she was auditioning for a slapstick comedy. is going to take her to the hospital. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You're going to the hospital first. >> No, I'm not. >> You okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. But I'm not going to let her get away with it. >> Just so somebody can't hold the alcohol. >> I am not going to a hospital. I am not going to a hospital. >> Perfect. [Applause] >> Yeah, we're going to follow you up there. >> I don't want to. Come on. >> All right, Mary. Let's try this one more time. [Music] All right. Don't do that. I'll take it. You're under a risk for hunting police officers. No, they >> we came and tried to help you get your dogs. >> They were trying to do >> cuz while you were laying in the middle of your driveway and your neighbors were holding on to your dogs, >> so your neighbors called >> you want to say whatever you want to say. Thank you. >> That's right. Your your neighbors tried to help you too, but >> you're pass you're passed out on your driveway. >> I want to do what I was not. Thank you for every whatever you're doing. Just let me go. Not going to happen. >> No. Anything else? No, we're good. >> Thank you guys. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> I was thinking they were disposable and I would just do it, but >> Sorry. >> It's okay. >> No, thanks. Okay. The dogs. >> I'm sorry. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, you want to hook it up? Thank you. >> I really don't have anything in my pocket right here. >> You're really dumb. Um, yeah. I'm such a >> Let me Sorry. That's all right. I have to stand up now. I'm just done. I'm done. >> You want to say I'm done? I'm done. >> By this point, officers had shifted gears, trying to calm things down with a hospital trip instead of a jail ride. But cooperation wasn't on the menu, and the back and forth dragged on with tension bubbling under every word. When patients finally wore thin, the cuffs came out, and the ending was as messy as the start hinted it would be. Well, we tried to set you down and that's the position that you went in. So, do you want to sit down or do you want to lay like this? It's not going to be comfortable laying like this. So, can you sit up? Are you going to sit? >> I don't know. Well, it's a car and I've been in one before. Man, there you go. >> Your hand. You ready for this? >> Yeah, I guess. going to get you. Okay. >> All right, Mr. Camel. Come on. >> Just >> come on. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> Come on. >> You know what? >> Let's go. >> Hey, just take it easy. >> Well, let's go. >> No, no, no. Do you understand it? You don't >> want to do it in there. Just a searcher. I don't think any information or any further [Music] Yeah, we're going to unhook them. >> All right, handcuffs are coming off. Okay, >> we're going to take your jacket off as soon as we get the handcuffs off. flashlight. Chicago settings [Applause] Chicago. [Music] >> Do you have anything on underneath this red shirt? [Music] >> No. No. No. >> All right. Turn around. Have a seat. >> Are you serious? Go ahead and have a seat. >> No, no, you can keep your shirt down. You keep your pants on. Keep your shirt down. You're fine. We're just checking. Make sure you don't move around. >> By the end, she had somehow turned a simple welfare check into a full-blown spectacle, leaving officers exhausted and viewers wondering if they had accidentally tuned into a chaotic reality show. Dogs were safe, tempers frayed, and dignity remained MIA. But her stubborn flare stole the spotlight. This abusive, heartless woman was charged with disorderly conduct and assaulting an 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. 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. 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