All right, brother. Do me a favor. Just go that way. >> I know drunk. You called me a drunk, didn't you not? >> I did not, ma'am. >> Did you not? >> No, ma'am. You want to stand up? You want to stand up? >> Stand up. >> On April 13th, 2025, chaos had a new local champion. A young skater tumbled into the night, leaving teeth, pride, and patience in scattered pieces. Rescue crews arrived to a scene that looked more like a slapstick audition than an emergency. Watch the video to see how the chaos unfolded. >> Are you following the piles right now? >> They're right here. >> What happened? >> She's so Can I get to my location? >> You okay? >> Trying to get her home. >> Okay. >> Okay. I have an ambulance coming to come check you out. Okay. >> What happened? >> She fell skateboard. >> I just skateboarded over here. Get the out of here. >> You skateboarded over here and fell? Were you on the >> I know. Look at my teeth. >> I f I saw him. >> Okay. Yeah. Rescue's coming. Okay. They're going to check out your teeth. Okay. >> All right. Get IDs for both of them. >> Yeah. >> I am >> from me, too. >> I have my ID. >> Yeah. I saw it. >> He had nothing to do with it. >> I had nothing. >> Okay. So, you were skateboarding. You just fell by yourself, >> right? Awesome. >> All right. Take your ass. >> Look at my hair. >> I know. >> Get away from me, bro. I don't want you around me. >> You can go stand over by my partner if you don't mind. >> Do you have ID with you, ma'am? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay, let me see. Hey, just just so you know, medics are coming. >> I don't give a >> They're fine. They're fine. You You just You just hurt your lip is all. Okay. >> Listen, ma'am. You just hurt your your your lip. Okay. Your teeth are fine. You have meds coming. All right. Can you give me permission to go through your wallet here? Okay. >> Look at my teeth. It hurts. >> Can I get a lighter swing? I hate it. >> Yeah. Just a moment. Okay. Here. Here's your >> Look at my teeth. Broken. >> No, your teeth are fine. It's Let me see. Let me see. >> Let me see. >> They look fine. You just need to It's your lip. Okay. >> But why? I've never felt something like this. >> Well, they're probably a little sore, your gums, but >> look how embarrassing this is. >> It's just your lip. Everyone gets a boo boo. Huh? >> It's not a boooo. >> No, I told go with you guys. >> Look, this is embarrassing. >> She's just >> Look, why am I bleeding? I just Why am I bleeding? >> You fell off. This is going to be a laceration. >> You fell off the skateboard. Okay, I think we go to both. >> That's fine. Okay. >> Following us is fine. Why am I bleeding? >> It's because you fell on your face, right? >> Why are my teeth bleeding? >> Your teeth aren't bleeding. It's your It's your gums. Your lips. Okay. >> Lips and skinny. All right. Can I see you got flash? >> Uh, we got it here, brother. We're good. Thank you, though. >> I'm a paramedic. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. But way, bro. She's not dying, so we'll be >> She's She's fine. >> No, but we're good. Thank you. >> They're on their way. wants to drink. >> You guys are [ __ ] If you wouldn't I love you guys. I'm not saying you're >> Hey, we're here to help. >> I'm saying you're [ __ ] You're not going to give me my teeth. >> Your teeth are there. They're fine. >> No, it's not. >> We're getting rescued. No, their teeth are there. But ma'am, like we're looking there. Your teeth are there. >> So, it all starts with our leading lady who apparently decided that skateboards and pavement are a thrilling combination only to claim her teeth had vanished. Officers had to patiently again and again explain that her teeth were still intact. Yet she repeated, "Look at my teeth like a tiny traumatized monk." Turning a few lip scrapes into a full-blown dental apocalypse. >> 16 on your >> Well, you might have bounced them loose. I don't know about that. I don't know what your teeth look like to begin with, but they're all in your mouth. Okay. Then none of them broken. >> Copy. Florida by number. >> None of them are broken. Okay. >> I haven't already. I'll be out with 4103 and 523. We're just waiting on rescue, right? We had to wake up America's hero. Is >> there anything I can do to comfort her? >> Uh, we're good. Thanks, man. Appreciate it. We have medics on the way. Um, it's just a deal. >> Small little bump on her lip. That's all it is. Nothing Nothing serious here. Okay. Thanks, man. Appreciate it. >> All the time, but >> rescue. All I need is goddamn >> what? >> You wouldn't mind. Just hang tight over there for me, brother. >> I appreciate I'm with you. >> He's almost on the way. >> No, no, we we're we're good here, brother. line is super glue. >> Exactly. >> Super glue for your lip. >> Well, I'm skateboarding. >> Yeah, it's all good. >> And now your wife is pissed off because of me. >> Listen to us. >> It's my fault. >> 786 Delta Bravo 786. >> Your wife's going to be pissed at me. Take a picture of me. Tell your wife. This [ __ ] right here, >> dude. He knows it. I said I'm not supposed to be Were you like helping her on the skateboard or what? I don't know. I just need both of y'all here. >> My homie stop the cut. >> No, you're good. Just curious. >> I know who she is. >> Okay. >> I trying to get her home. >> Okay. >> And she's just not jumping a skateboard, but I could not stop >> where she lived. You know, >> um, >> let me see. >> Banana day. >> Okay. Right now it's been a day. >> Um I see >> as for um as of tomorrow. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So I think >> Okay. >> And do right somebody that's very intoxicated. >> Beyond that reminds me of my my uh >> Okay. >> I get it. Um well >> I'm one of those people injects myself into problems and >> I hear what you're saying. Yeah. in good faith. Correct. >> If I will do that. >> Okay. >> You're supposed to take a video game. No, you're going to need it. He's here. Get him. Get her. Get her. Get her. You're okay. You're okay. >> The self-proclaimed medic kept popping up only to be shued off by the cops. The other man chimed in, insisting she reminded him of his stepdaughter, giving off major eerie vibes. Both dudes basically radiated creep alert. At last, the actual paramedics arrived with sirens blaring, ready to assess what might just be the most overhyped medical emergency in history. >> No, I'm not. >> All right. [Music] >> I'm not hammer. >> You want to be hammer drunk? I'm not hammer. >> If I was drunk, I would be stupid drunk. But I'm not. But I'm drunk. Hey, why don't we do do me a favor? Just sit down, okay? Let them check you out. >> You want to call me him again? >> Call me again. Say it again. >> Don't get arrested. Please pay attention to this man right here. He's going to give you help. >> This man right here. >> Pay attention to him. >> I don't want to hear >> I don't like a word hammer. You guys see your fault? Did you hear that? That's my fault. Go ahead. Way point out here. >> Said I'm hammer. >> I am not hammer. If I was hammer drunk, I would not know my authority to my own. >> Hey, you're all good. You're all good. Okay. >> If I was hammer drunk, I would be >> would I not? >> She had drunk. >> Am I hammer drunk? one. >> Stop. Can you please pay attention to this man right here? He's here to help you. >> That's it. >> That's it. He's here to help you. Don't pay any attention to anything else. >> All right, man. Let's see if we can get that checked out. Okay. Sound good? >> She's good. >> All right. Go. >> All right, brother. Do me a favor. Just go that way. >> I look drunk. You called me hammer drunk, didn't you not? >> I did not, ma'am. >> Did you not? >> No, ma'am. >> I think I heard that. >> I think we need to I think we need to get your your lip check out. I think I heard you call me a hammer drunk. >> I That just never came out of my mouth. >> You call me two toes two toes wasted. >> I don't know. I don't know what that means, but I heard. Okay, let's let's calm down here. >> Listen, they want to check your lip. Okay. >> Yeah, but I think I heard you call me two toes hammer. >> Not Not a chance. >> Doesn't matter. >> All right, I'm not going to ask you again. Can you please just go that way? Okay, you're going to go to jail. I understand. >> I don't want to listen. >> Amanda, you restricted the answer. You asked for an ambulance. >> I didn't ask for am. Not once. Okay. All right, have a great night. >> Give her ID back. Let her go. Amanda, stop. >> I respect you though, and I appreciate you coming out and helping me. >> How about a fist bump? That work? Cool. Have a good night. Thank you, Amanda. >> She exploded at the accusation of being hammered, denying it with a theatrical flare only she could muster, even though anyone with functioning eyes knew the truth. The logic, she'd only be hammered drunk if she were hammered. A defense almost understandable to anyone who's ever, well, been her. Eventually, real medics checked her, fists were bumped, and the drama seemed ready to nap until it roared back to life. >> I'm not >> I already told you multiple times. >> I am not mad at you. >> Would you like to get transported by rescue to the hospital or you want to take a taxi? >> I don't want to pay for all that [ __ ] >> Then take a taxi. Okay. But it is bad is I have to go. >> I would go. You looks like you might have chipped a tooth now that I'm looking at it >> and you're not actively bleeding anymore. >> Yeah. >> So you chipped the tooth and you look like you smashed up your face pretty good. Yeah. Like I would go. >> I don't want to go. Yeah. You go out there. >> All right. You want rescue? >> You go and get it. >> Do you want rescue or do you want a tax? >> No, I don't want to take your money. I respect your money. >> I'm not asking you for money. I'm not giving you one. >> No, I know. But you guys don't need to deal with that. Shut up. >> Okay. Would you like a taxi? >> Oh, hell yeah. I need a taxi. >> Yes, you need a taxi. >> But I will call. >> Okay. >> Yes. No. You're going to listen to me and you're getting your ass home. >> Taxi is right. But that's not up to them. >> Let them do their jobs. I'm the one that up. I got to get a taxi. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Taxi hospital. >> Get her home if she wants to get >> and I am not upset with you any treated. That That's to go to the hospital. >> Obviously. >> Yes. >> Is it that bad? >> Go to the hospital and get treated. >> Yes. You have >> Am I going to be toe with dairy? >> You have face issues and you have a broken tooth. It looks like you need to go to the hospital. >> I can't force you to go to the hospital. >> Come here. Come here. Amanda, come here. >> Let me see. Come here. All right. All right. Come here. >> I'll be in service. Open your mouth. >> It's bad. >> This bloody. >> No, but I have to go. >> You want to go? >> I don't want to go. I don't want to go. >> I'm just waiting to see where this is going. >> No, but I don't want you guys to be involved in it. You guys are my >> Well, here's here's the thing. >> I respect you. >> No, but here's the thing. Okay. >> No, listen. Listen. >> Stop. >> I don't know. Stop. >> Listen. >> Stop. >> Amanda, listen. You're about to go to jail for disorderly intox is what's going to happen. >> Why? Cuz I don't want >> disorderly intox. >> You haven't left. You haven't called a taxi. You're grabbing people that aren't part of your party. >> Recording me without my knowledge. >> He's not recording you. We're turning a knowledge. >> He was turning a flashlight on. >> Yeah, he was without my knowledge. >> Ma'am, you're about to go to jail. >> I don't want to see. Leave. >> Come with me. Come with me. >> Come with me. I know better than you're going to trespass. Stop talking. Just go. Go. >> Before you get in trouble, come with me. [Applause] >> I didn't do anything. >> Ma'am, stop. >> Keep your hands there. Do not move. Do you understand? Do you understand? >> Put your hands behind your back. A simple taxi debate spiraled into full-blown theatrics. Each suggestion greeted with shock and flare. The creep medical guy resurfaced, offering to escort her home while overstepping every boundary, graduating from mere creep to maximum red flag energy. She nearly stormed off, then somehow returned, orchestrating her own arrest like it was the grand finale of the day's absurd spectacle. >> Why? Hey, stop or you will go to the ground. You understand? I have her stuff. I have her. I'm only grabbing a jersey. >> Ma'am, get up. >> You're going to make you want to add a resistant charge. >> You want to stand up? >> You want to add a resistance? >> Stand up. >> Talking about stand up. >> What are you stand up? But what are you? >> We will explain later. What I need you to do is put your hand. Are you guys so >> stand up? >> Get up. >> Hey, >> stand up. I don't want to use force on you. Stand up. >> What? Why? >> Stand up and we will explain to you. We will explain to you why. >> But why? >> They're asking you to. >> Come on. >> They're telling you to. >> Ma'am, stand up. >> So, you're not arresting her? Why? >> I got her hand. Let go. >> Cuz you're not listening to me. >> I I have listened to you the whole way. You did not. You did not. >> Car. >> All right. Ready? You're going to stand up. >> I need you to stand up. >> I don't want to listen. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. 1 2 3. Let's go. >> Let's go. Front of my car. Front of my car. >> Why are you guys arresting me? >> Like you guys arresting me for no reason. >> This way. >> My car. >> You guys are my car. >> Hold the arrest. >> Hold on. I feel the rest of you. >> Stop. >> Don't read this. >> I love this stuff. I think you >> stop. >> I'm standing only tomorrow. >> Oh, I'm a woman. All right. Stand up. >> No, man. Stop. >> Stop. >> Oh, cuz I walked across the building without even knowing you. >> Oh, no. That's fine. Look, we're not here to play games. You understand? >> All right. This is the last time I'm going to tell you. If you don't stand up, I will add a resistant charge. >> All right. >> All right. >> We're being as gentle and easy as we can. >> One, two, three. We're going to stand up. Stand up >> this way. Come on. >> Which side? [Applause] very honest. You're going to end up with an allegation against you. >> How? >> Because she's making up stories about everybody. She's walking out on the road, almost got hit by cars. >> I tried to save her from that. >> I understand. But here's what I'm telling you, okay? She's in talks to the point where even for you, it's bad for you to take her home. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> Thank you. So, she's >> I have I have her belongings. >> I'll take them. >> I don't even know if it's her license or anything. Okay. >> I have the skateboard. >> Yep. >> Um, >> is the skateboard hers? >> His is hers. >> Okay. >> She looked shocked after being cuffed as if the chaos she caused was someone else's doing. Every wild outburst vanished from her memory. On the way to the squad car, she crumpled to the pavement, sobbing in full melodrama, knees scraping asphalt, every whimper of performance as though the universe itself had cast her in an impromptu tragedy she alone could star in. Please, please, >> you want my number >> for >> No, I understand. But listen, she's just drunk to the point where honestly, you're going to end up, you're either going to get end up hurt or getting battered or something. I don't want you to be in trouble, right? >> Okay. >> I have done nothing wrong. >> I have not done this. >> Did you search? Did you >> You can search me all you want. >> Nope. I'm not going to search you. Uh, go against the hood of the car. No, >> just hold her. Just hold her there. >> Stop. >> I'm going to use the back of my hand. >> Do you have anything in your pockets that I should be aware about? >> Okay. >> You did nothing wrong. I have done nothing wrong. >> I have nothing wrong. >> I have done nothing wrong. >> Relax. >> I have. Let's go. done nothing wrong. >> I have done nothing wrong. Do you have the Hobble? >> I have done nothing wrong. Get the Hobble. >> I have done nothing wrong. >> I have done nothing wrong to the back of the car. >> I have done What have I done wrong? >> Why am I being arrested? Why? >> But why? >> Because public and a danger to your seat. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. Why? Have a seat. But wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. No, wait, wait. That's not fair. That you can't >> All right. She's getting you guys. You can't put me into a place. That's not okay. Like, can I just Can I sit outside? >> You You think it's okay to put someone in a place? >> I will get in here. Look, I will get in here. >> But why am I getting >> But why am I getting put in here? >> Have a seat. >> But why? >> Have a seat. >> We already told you. >> But what did I do? >> Oh, okay. >> Don't worry about it. You're doing your job. Listen to them, please. 13. >> I'm going to have the female in custody. So far, >> 4103 is going to take primary. >> Did you ratchet the seat belt? >> Yeah. All right. Here's her stuff. Here's somebody's camera. Okay. I'm going to go ahead and get her to fisherman. >> 535. >> Yeah. Put it in the bag and meet me over there. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Skateboard and bag. >> I do have my ID with me. >> You're not going to You're not in any trouble. I'm just going to add it to my report that she was with you. That's all. I promise you're not in any trouble. >> I want her >> because if anything, you were helpful. So, thank you. >> Thank Thank you for understanding. >> She flailed like a fish on dry land trying to get into the car, insisting with theatrical innocence that she'd done nothing wrong. Every struggle twisted into a full-on resistance performance. Limbs flailing, voice soaring like she was rewriting the laws of arrest in real time. Can you get this ride you wanted in the in your car? You mind? >> Huh? >> You mind putting this in your car? >> Uh, sure. >> Go ahead. >> Thank you. >> A bunch of [ __ ] >> You put that report that I was trying to be helpful. >> Yes, that's what I That's exactly what I needed for. >> Thank you. I don't need that. >> No, trust me. You You really helped us. But you Hey, can I can you write a statement for me? In what way? >> In saying that if she did if she didn't go to I mean because it's the truth. That's the reason why I pulled up because I saw that she almost got run over by a car. >> All I saved her for that. But >> all I need you to say >> I I don't I don't want to incriminate her. >> No. No. It's not going to incriminate her. This is So this is just for her safety because I have I have a feeling that she wasn't going to make it home because you were you were >> She would have but she probably wouldn't have made it home to my place. >> She She would. Yeah. And >> there's my there's my ID. >> I would have gotten her home to um >> where she lives, which is two blocks from me at the record show. Searching cuz it's going with her. >> Yes, I have to search it. Any personal items that go in our vehicle need to be per uh looked through that way. We are not >> trying to I'm not trying to hurt her. >> And you guys are awesome. I mean, I've been arrested by I think you >> me I don't think so. >> I think No. No. I think you you took me to uh uh Key West. >> Ah, I haven't been to Key West. Probably somewhat different. >> All right. Was somebody asleep? >> Cuz my wife my ex-wife accused me of uh hitting her in the totally opposite way. >> I'm just trying to hurt I'm just trying to help somebody. What is this? Come on. Thank you. >> All right. So, can you write me a brief sentence that she got >> that she had a little bit too much to drink and she was a little unsafe to get home? If if you'd like, I'm not going to force you. >> I I really I really don't want to. >> That's fine. I'm not going to push you. >> I don't want to because >> But the thing is that like I'm trying to help somebody who is really struggling with life. >> I know. But the thing is that like I'm trying to help her because her name >> her her name is Amanda. >> Okay. >> Cuz if you weren't there to stop her, she would have gone over. >> So you saw that too that she crossed the traffic. >> So I want to take her home. >> I know. But >> I wanted to take her home before you guys even seen me. >> Well, I was just making sure that she would make it safe. And >> I I I I understand and I appreciate >> in my eyes. >> That's what you guys do. In my eyes, she just she was not safe to make it home even with you. So I imagine she was not going to go home with you. So >> my my best friend is a deputy sheriff over in um Palm Beach County. So I understand >> she's going to catch probably some narcotic charges as well. It looks like she's going to have some nannies. >> What? >> And this [ __ ] No. >> The creep hovered like a persistent shadow, and the officer, hoping to channel his energy, shoved him into giving a statement. Turns out he'd been arrested before, allegedly for beating his wife. Even the seasoned cop knew she wouldn't be safe going home with him. Maybe the dude fancied himself helpful, but every gesture screamed red flag louder than a siren. >> Hold up, search it. >> No, no, no. Let me know. Let me know what else. >> Hold up. Hold up. Just leave it. Okay. She's got what? All she's got. >> Hey. All right, sir. Um, I got all your information. You're good to go. >> Thank you. >> So, you're not going to let me know? >> Uh, I mean, as far as I know, you wanted to stay out of this case, sir. So, with due respect, we're going to continue with our investigation. >> Thank you for helping us. >> I understand. >> Thank you for helping her. >> I appreciate it. >> You guys are awesome. I It just sucks, man. That's right. >> I I I understand. So I need to step out of because of illegal. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> All right. So, all right. So, >> this is not >> So, you search the bag incident to arrest, right? >> I already put it on record. On record because it's going to be transported to her. I cannot have I have to search everything that goes in my vehicle. >> Got it. Let me see. >> Everything else you got this these two right here. >> What is this? I >> still got to look through it. >> You didn't search this paper. >> It's not. Look prescription. Yeah. Not her prescription. Not that I know of. >> I just leave it closed like this. >> Um, and that looks like a Xanax bar. That's saying, um, >> we'll we'll take it to the station. I'm going to put in the evidence bag. >> Here, this is your skateboard. Can I take it home or is it hers? >> Yeah, you can take it home. >> Wait, but are you related to her? >> Not at all. I I >> Don't worry about it, though. We'll take it. I'm good to go. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Amanda, you're just too drunk for everybody's own good and you're going to get yourself hurt. >> So, what's going to happen is you're going to the >> I don't care. I don't care. I didn't do anything. >> Okay. You don't want to listen then you don't get the explanations. >> Listening. I don't know what >> Well, you're yelling and you're saying you don't care. So, >> I'm yelling cuz I said I don't know what I've done wrong. >> I'm telling you what you've done wrong. Disorderly intox is when you are drunk in public >> walking along the streets where it's deemed >> where it's deemed that you're dangerous to possibly get hurt. >> Take me to jail. >> This is an arrest for your safety. You'll be out tomorrow. Okay. >> All right. Now, will you answer medical questions for the nurse? Will you answer medical questions for the nurse? I don't care. >> Okay. >> I don't care. I don't care. >> You want to kill yourself? >> Oh, but when it comes to this [ __ ] >> Is that what I just heard you say? >> No, I don't want to kill myself. I just don't want to be here cuz you don't know what I'm going through and you're putting me in jail for nothing. And you don't even know what you're listening to and you're saying. Even in the back seat, she couldn't wrap her head around why she was cuffed. Trying to explain what had actually happened was like lecturing quantum physics to a goldfish. Each clarification bounced off her like rubber bullets, sparking fresh waves of confusion and theatrical outbursts worthy of a sketch comedy. >> Okay, >> that's not true. There's nothing I can say that's not true. I'm not supposed to be here. >> Hey, it's Hill. Can you put me through to medical for clearance? >> Yeah. >> 5266 266. >> I can't believe this. >> I can't believe this. >> Don't hit the cage. >> I don't care. Medical. >> Well, I care. I don't want you to hurt yourself more. >> I don't care about you. >> Hey, ma'am. I have a female arrest on board that um I'm trying to get medically cleared. She's probably going to deny questions and she's >> already been sm like she already smashed up her face on the ground. >> I need medical. >> No, she hasn't. >> Would you answer the questions, Amanda? >> I need medical. I need medical. >> She She's drunk and she crashed her skateboard and hurt her face. >> So, I was just making sure that you you would say that we have to have a medical clearance. Okay. >> All right. Thank you very much, ma'am. >> Bye. >> I need medical. >> Not a problem. We're at the hospital. >> I'm getting you medical. >> Okay. >> Swear to God. I swear to God. I swear to God. >> Yeah. You're just too intoxic. I swear to God, I'll never let you. >> Hey, buddy. All right. Give me. >> Huh? >> No. She crashed her skateboard and bloodied herself up and then we were trying not to arrest her for disant. Told her to go home. She started playing chicken in US1 >> with cars. So, here. Just hold on real fast. I'm not ready yet. >> Don't touch me. >> Touch me. >> Okay, here we go. >> Come on out. >> No, don't touch me. Don't touch. >> I have to hold you because you're in handcuffs. Okay. So that if you fall, you don't hurt your face more. Cuz you've already fallen before. >> You want to put me up. You hurt. >> We're not picking you up. >> Go slowly cuz I'm not working out fast. >> You go slowly. >> Ow. That hurts. >> Okay. Now you're going to get charges for resisting without. I didn't want to. >> Even after being hauled to the hospital, her drama didn't take a coffee break. She demanded to remain untouched as if the world owed her a personal bubble. 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