cuz I don't like being bi that fast. I TALK TO THEM. >> SO, today our video starts in a regular apartment complex. The place where people expect peace, quiet, and a normal day. But the special characters we got today are an ex couple whose drama is about to take things way too far. On February 18th, 2024, police arrived in response to the call from the man about a fight. They found something very different than what anyone would expect. His former girlfriend was seated in her vehicle, and each statement she made seemed to confuse the situation further. This is the kind of situation that could have ended quietly, but instead it's about to explode and you're about to see the full chaos unfold. >> So, it was her and the guy I just talked to the complaining. She just wants to get her stuff. >> Okay. >> So, he's not telling >> I don't even know. I DON'T KNOW WHY he listen. He's mad. He got HE'S MAD. HE GOT CAUGHT UP. HE was just tired. I'm just tired of him. SO, I DO my thing. So, he's acting like, >> "What do you have in there that you would need to get out?" >> I just bought an oculus. I want my oculus back. I spent $350 on there. I took out my clothes and stuff and I was over here the other day, but I want my hand. >> Okay. What's your number? >> 202. He's the one I just talked to and he's like, "I don't know where they are." So, he was arguing. >> Oh, okay. >> All right. Just Just stay where you at. We We will come back and get you so we can get your stuff. Do you have uh identification? >> Yeah, that's something if I heard you leave. He's not trying to talk to y'all. >> Yeah, he he's Yeah, but we'll get >> He's the one who called the police. That's what I'm saying. I was going to get it without y'all cuz I'm not even lying. I hate being involved with y'all because I last time I end up going to jail for being here. So, I'm not trying to get y'all involved at all. But >> he KNOW THAT I DON'T DO like nothing with the police. I guess he called y'all to make me go away or something like that. But >> he just told us heard arguing. He didn't even mention he was involved. So, >> yeah, he didn't tell us that. >> Is this your car, D? >> No, it's my brother car. >> Do you have your driver license? I don't have nothing with me, but I'm I'm going have my mom come get it CUZ HE THEY TALK and he work with my mom. So, I'm going to go see if she'll come get it cuz I don't like being involved with y'all. I'm not even going to lie. And that's when he call him so I may as well go back up there and see if he's willing to give it to me. >> I doubt it cuz he would tell you it was argument. Like, >> now we know that this isn't going to end peacefully. She started screaming about her $300 Oculus while sitting in her brother's car. She claimed she hated being involved with the police because she usually ended up in jail. Yet, she stayed right there escalating the drama. These young kids today clearly had zero conflict resolution skills and seemed to prefer yelling over making any sense. I could barely understand a single word she was saying through all that high-pitched rambling during the initial encounter. Can you give her name and dirt and then I slash so we can go ahead and make contact with them? >> Is your driver license upstairs? Hm. >> Is your driver license upstairs? >> No, I I removed all my clothes and stuff from his house the other day. I my office is under his bed and I just forgot to get it. >> Okay. >> But I'm gonna have like I said I don't want to be involved with y'all. So >> Okay. We we here. >> Well, but I don't want >> I think it's a little bit too late for that. >> Well, no, it's not because he's like preparing with y'all. He told y it wasn't him arguing. So, it's really not too late because I didn't have to tell y'all it was me either. But, it's the fact that I'm just >> What I'm saying it's too late is about us being involved. We already involved. We here. We're talking to you. You didn't do anything wrong. I mean, I'm not here to make sure you're good. >> That's all it is. So, we we we're over there. We're involved. We already here. Okay. Um we're going to go upstairs and we're going to try to get your arus back. >> Um >> Wait for me. Wait for me. I'll go with you. Ma'am. Ma'am. No. up. The officers tried to be reasonable, but she decided that driving away was a better option than providing a simple name. It is crazy how people think it is okay to just ignore police commands. She clearly didn't realize that if you don't like messing with the police, you should probably keep your registration and license handy. >> Hey. All right. I got a question. >> Why didn't you tell me it was you that was involved with >> I just talked to girlfriend ex-girlfriend who was >> That's not why I called. That's not why I called them. I promise you that I accidentally get on the phone. Act called a disturbance. I was even at my house, >> bro. Why did I hear y'all? Why are you here? >> A door slam. She's >> just being bro. Just be honest. You're not in trouble. I'm just >> That's the reason why I would tell you. That's why I'm trying. That's why I would tell you. I called on my I call her all the time. I called my police. >> Here's the thing, though. You didn't say that. It was her. You said you heard two people arguing and that's all. >> That's what I'm trying to tell you. I didn't call it my involvement because I just >> That's just a verbal argument. Why would you even have to worry about >> That's That's what I'm trying to tell you. The argument that I called about was a legit call cuz I had her under control. That's why I'm listening about someone else. >> I That's what I'm talking That's why I'm confused. I >> So, do you have her um Oh, this Oculus. She wanted that back. However, she's not. Listen to me. She's not here. She left. I'm just letting you know she wanted it back, but she's not here right now. So, you guys have to figure out when you want to give it back to her. >> I tell you, I I believe that when she stopped you, she believed that I called the police on her because I I normally do that. That's what I'm trying to tell you. But I didn't, if you listen, if you call back or ask her, I didn't mention her cuz I already knew this situation was going to escalate and deescalate a lot. It was already dissolved. It It was a dissolved situation. Like the situation I legit call about was legit. I was hearing somebody banging on the door. Not her female. Like I said, like I legit heard someone bang on the door. Then I heard arguing. Is that the fourth? So I just call the police. >> She trespassing. >> Upstairs. The ex-boyfriend proved to be just as confusing as his counterpart. He pretended he didn't even know she was the person he reported. A bold lie considering they were just screaming at each other. He claimed the situation was dissolved. Yet he had called 911 because someone was banging on his door. It was a pathetic attempt to play both sides of a situation that was already spiraling out of control. >> Trespasser trespass. >> Yeah, I had a trespasser before, but that's what I'm trying to say. >> So why would you let her come back? >> But I had a trespass in the past. >> Okay. >> So >> But why would you let her come back? She can go to jail for that. She has not been here at my house. What >> is that? >> That's not how I just came in with a backpack. I could show you. I literally just came from my girlfriends. She lives right next to pizza. Uh right there in the green with the green apartment. >> What's your name? What's your >> If she never been at your house, how is her clothing? She said, "I just got my clothes out the house. I can tell you though that's a false statement is she has no oculus here. She has no clothes here. You can come here and change. >> I don't know. I listen. >> We don't we don't know your girlfriend. So it's not that we're going to tell your girlfriend look your ex was at your house. We have no idea who your girlfriend is right now. What we're trying to see is like this is kind of confusing because she was here. She was going big on your door. Let me be honest with you. What's happening, okay? But she was listen for a second. She was going big on your door. You don't want the argument. So you call law enforcement and get out of it here. Okay, we got that. It's clear. There's there's no mysterious thing happened here. Someone was arguing about somewhere around your house and then Rul is in your house. You never been in your house. None of that. Okay, let's cut to the I don't have time for that, man. Let's cut it. Okay. Uh you're not in trouble. She's not in trouble. There's no reason to lie to law enforcement right now. So let's not do that. Let's be okay. Be honest with me. You have no reason to lie. So don't lie. That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Okay, now tell me the truth. >> I promise you. Listen, I literally just got back here. If you listen to the call that I made, I'm telling the people it's somebody covering the people and somebody coming knocking at my door. That's her. That was her. Correct. But yeah, the people is covered. I can't see them. >> I was not engaged cuz she was trying to get her stuff out of the house. That's what I'm trying to tell you. The boyfriend eventually admitted she was banging on the door, proving that his earlier story was nothing but a weak attempt at deception. He claimed there was no Oculus under the bed, which made her earlier meltdown look even more ridiculous. It was annoying how both of them kept lying to law enforcement for no reason at all. If you don't like interacting with police, don't call them. >> Yeah, cuz the Oculus that she's speaking on >> is is mine. That's one of the stuff I touch on. I have I mean that's all. So that's other than that that's all I wanted to know. She quickly stops again. >> Get out of my car. Get out of my car. >> Get off the >> GET OFF. GET OUT OF MY CAR. GET OFF OF ME. >> GET OUT THE CAR. >> GET OFF OF ME. I CAN'T get off of me, SIR. GET OFF OF ME, SIR. GET OFF OF ME, SIR. YEAH, I'M [ __ ] YOU CHOKING ME. >> Get out the car. GET OUT THE CAR. >> WHY DID YOU LIE TO THEM? WHY DID YOU LIE TO THEM, MAN? >> WHY? He's lying, sir. He's lying, sir. Sir, get off of me. >> Hurry up. Stay here. Hurry up. >> Let me call my mom. Let me call my mom. >> Get out. >> GET OUT. >> GET OFF OF ME, SIR. >> GET OFF THE PHONE. I'M GOING TO GET YOU OUT. >> WHY DID I DO IT? WANT to find a car that park? >> Mom, >> get off me, sir. >> The situation turned violent when the officer tried to pull her over again, and she decided to play a game of get off me in the driver's seat. She started screaming for her mom as if a parent could magically make a traffic stop disappear. Why do they always have to call their mama in these situations? It was pathetic to see a grown woman fight with the police and then act shocked when THEY USED FORCE. WHAT DID I DO? >> You want to [ __ ] sway you? >> MOM, you're going to get me. >> What did I do? >> I'm going to get mace. >> What did I DO, SIR? PUT YOUR [ __ ] HAND. Get >> your [ __ ] hand out your back. I'm in the car. GET YOUR HAND. I'M IN THE PARK. GET YOUR HAND OUT. Get your hand to the left. >> Exactly. To the left. SIR, WHAT DID I DO? DID I TELL YOU WHAT I'M HERE FIRST? What did I do, sir? I came to you talking to y'all. >> Why? Why do you have to do that? >> Why did you arrest me? For what? For what? >> Why are you arresting me, sir? >> I need to play alone. ARE YOU CRAZY? >> NO RESISTANCE. >> OH MY GOD. YOU'RE LYING. >> ARE YOU DONE? >> I GOT YOU. >> HOW YOU DOING? >> STOP. I TALKING TO YOU FIRST. I STOP Y'ALL. >> He's lying to you. I swear to God. >> Too early. It's too early. >> Please, sir. Too early. How you doing? >> He's lying. >> How you doing? >> Because I'm confused on that. I stop you. >> What's up? Back up. BACK UP. >> Back up. at your POCKET AND BACK THE [ __ ] UP. >> BACK UP, BRO, BOY. GET OFF. [ __ ] off. THE [ __ ] UP. YOU AIN'T GOT >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> WHAT did I do, man? Okay. Get that out. Don't walk up on me. >> She screamed about being choked while actively fighting the handcuffs, proving she was more interested in a performance than following orders. She accused the officers of lying while she was the one who fled a lawful stop. It's hilarious how people are so scared of the police but do everything they can to get force used against them. She turned a simple traffic stop into a wrestling match for absolutely no reason. >> What I did? You just dragged me in the car. >> What happened, ma'am? That fast. I JUST >> YOU GOOD? >> I'm good. >> Ma'am, MA'AM, BACK. >> MOM, I TALKED TO THEM. I DON'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED THAT FAST. >> It's happening. Mom, I don't know what happened. >> Search. >> I know. He won't tell him. >> I'm going talk to you. >> He won't tell me. >> I will. I will talk to you in a second. Okay. >> Have a seat. >> Talk to her. >> NO. I WANT TO KNOW WHY HE ARRESTED me though. >> Wait, why is he arresting me? >> Put your feet in the car. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Put your feet in the car. >> No, he's not. He will. >> Put your feet in the car. >> JUST DRIVE ME IN THE CAR FOR >> Put your feet in the car. >> Wait a minute. HE DRIVE ME OUT OF THE CAR FOR >> NO, I don't want to hurt you in the car. Get your feet in the car. >> What do I do, though? >> He'll talk to you. I promise he will tell you. >> WHAT DO I DO? YOU'RE NOT TELLING ME WHAT I'M ASKING FOR. He's not telling me what I'm arrested for. >> What's going on? All right, I'm going to talk to you. Hold on. Let me explain to you what's going on. >> Damn. I mean, you ass girl on the ground. Like, for what? >> Really? >> Okay. So, we got that call we responded to. Okay. She went back to that call. Okay. She had some sort of argument with her boyfriend, whatever. >> Boyfriend, whoever. Yeah. >> We talked to her, she left. We I told, "Okay, we don't have no reason to talk to you. You can go ahead and go." >> Okay. However, she don't have a driver license on her. You can't drive without a driver license on you. Okay. So, we let that go. She was leaving the she come back. So, run and she left again. That stops right there. The stop sign limit. >> She didn't stop to that. She just turned. So, I said, "Okay." So, we went and pulled over for that stop sign. She refused. She stopped right there. See that? the stop sign over. >> The officer stayed remarkably patient while explaining that her fleeing was what triggered the rough physical arrest. Her mother tried to make excuses, claiming the ex-boyfriend was just at her house the night before. It didn't matter who played basketball. What mattered was the woman trying to use a car as a weapon against a cop. The family dynamic was a mess with everyone trying to justify her reckless behavior. >> Stopped there. She stopped. >> Mhm. >> I got out the car. She pulled back on the drive. She continue driving >> over here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, here's all right. >> So, when I'm in contact with her, I said, "Okay, what are you doing? I'll stop you over there. Why you try to get away for I already know your name?" >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I already got your name. You can't I mean, if you get away, we're only going to put one out. What? >> You see what I'm saying? >> So, if I'm right there, you can't put it in the car. So if I'm waiting in there, I told, "Okay, well get out the car." Cuz she already tried to leave one away from me from that side. So from that point, I said, "Get out the car so I can talk to you without winning me over." It happened to me before. People did all the time. So I said, "Get out the car so I can talk to you because you don't have a driver license. You just run a stop sign." So there's a legal traffic stop. I don't know why you try to get away for she refused to get out. She tried to put the car back in reverse. She dropped off with me in the car. Okay. So here we are now. and put that car back in park inside the car. Just keep fighting back with me and pushing me back and shockingly try to get away. That's why we ain't having a fun. >> And here's the other thing. >> Then your son pull up on me. This is a physical I'm in physical altercation here. Your son pulled up on me with his hand in his pocket. >> Walk up to me now. You see where why Okay. >> So I'm assuming that's a family member coming up to me like, "Okay, what are you doing to my sister? Hey, I'm coming here for revenge." >> He didn't know. Don't tell. Don't do that. >> Yeah. Don't do that. Okay. Cuz this is a You're talking about we're in a physical fight here. You pull up on me with your hand like you got you got your cell phone in your pocket. I don't know what it is, but you got some in your pocket and you walking up to me. >> I DON'T UNDERSTAND. I'M TALKING about just everything that just happened because you're a mom. >> Here's the other thing. She's >> she's she's been trespassed from his apartment. >> No way. >> And here's the thing. I heard So, I heard them arguing in the stairwell. No, she left before I could get to work, but it's been, he said, a year, so she knows. >> The officer did the family a huge favor by not towing the car, even though she was heading straight to jail. He gave the brother a very stern lesson about keeping his hands out of his pockets during a high stress police encounter. You might have a gun, and the police aren't going to wait to find out the hard way. It was a rare moment of grace in a disaster. I don't know. She wasn't there. We're not going to obviously, but you know, he knows. I don't know that relationship. >> He was just at my house last night. Matter of fact, matter of fact, >> he picked me, my little grandson, uh, play basketball. We went right to Mount. >> We went right to Matter of fact, >> he put him in jail. He done B out. Oh, yeah. The only thing >> all this and >> Who that car belong who that car? >> My son. We went just walk. >> Okay. >> Yeah. He's so bad. I'm so sorry. >> Okay. You have your driver license if someone come over. Yeah. Tell your son come over here. I can't believe carp work >> I'm so sorry. She woke me up. Not now. >> Okay. >> Jesus. I catch a break. >> Um, like I said, I can I can release the card to him since it's a registered owner. So, I don't have to throw it. Otherwise, I'll I'll throw out >> your life. Get char. >> Who got the keys? She still got the keys. >> She just I'm I'm >> okay. She stopped. I got the car. She got she put it back in driving world here. >> This your car, right? >> All right. Now, let me talk to you about one thing. Okay. What you did, don't do that again. >> Come on, man. >> You got your hands in the pocket. I'm physical altercation and you w up on me like that. Don't do that. >> For real. You got your hands up. They don't know. >> You might got a gun. When you deal with law enforcement, get those hands out of your pocket. All right. Um, >> so that call belong to you. You register. >> The mom was apologizing. The officer was trying to sort out the car, the keys, the grandson, and who even owned what. Honestly, this whole thing could have ended so easily if everyone just stayed calm and used their brain. But no, everyone had to add more drama. All of it was completely unnecessary. >> Okay, so I'm going to do you guys a favor, okay? Cuz I don't want you guys to pay more than whatever the situation is. I want you guys to pay the consequences for it. So, since the car is yours, I'm going to release it back to you. Thank you. >> Usually, I would tow it >> because she's being arrested. She's fighting and all that. She got all these looting charges. I would have to. But I'm going to do you the favor. I'm not going to throw your car. So, you have to pay for a lot of toi and all that we talking about. >> What's the question, sir? >> Because right there to there, right? She try to get away resisting arrest with violence. This one rest with violence. >> I got all the rod. >> I'm right here on >> Oh, I got a P. >> Tango 616. >> I got 101. In the end, this woman's obsession with a $300 Oculus led her straight to a jail cell that cost much more in legal fees. She thought she could scream and fight her way out of a routine stop. But the law doesn't care about your feelings or your gaming habits. She turned a simple domestic argument into a violent felony because she couldn't keep her hands to herself or her feet off the gas pedal. The woman was officially booked into the local county jail and faced a serious charge of resisting an officer with violence, which is a felony in many jurisdictions. It was a high price to pay for a VR headset that she didn't even get back that day. If you enjoyed watching this domestic disaster unfold, make sure to hit that like button and subscribe for more daily reality checks. Leave a comment below if you think the Oculus was worth the jail time.