I >> your position. You're going to get more charges. >> I'm trying to help you up the facility. >> Why are you doing this? >> I didn't assault you. >> You put hands on me, ma'am. Now, please put your feet inside the vehicle. >> Patricia, I don't want >> Wait, what? What about my husband? But it but what >> on May 16th, 2024, officers walked into a hospital showdown that rireed of bad decisions. A woman hellbent on dragging her ex-husband out turned a medical visit into a full-blown circus. Her defiance was louder than the sirens. Things were about to get messy. Watch the video to see what actually happened. Right. >> You're not needed. >> I think it's an agreement that he's going to go. >> Okay. Okay. >> Was there Ma'am, I need your driver's license, please. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, ma'am. Like, >> no, you don't. >> No, you don't. Let's go. >> Let's go, Michael. Mike, let's go. >> Let go of the door. Let go of the door. Let go of the door. >> He is coming with me. He needs to come with me. Talk to the first. No, he needs to come with me. Come on. >> He needs to come with me. Off of me. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> What are you doing? >> Drop your purse. Face the wall. No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. Put your hands behind your back. >> Do not handcuff me. I have a medical facility. Let me go. I'm trying to get him. Attention. He's not going to get him here. Sir. Sir, let me go. Let me go. I am not a threat. I am not a threat. behind your back. Stop position. Look, get your position. You're going to get more charges. >> I'm trying to medical. Why are you doing this? >> It's almost 36. I have one in custody. I'll be escorting her out to my unit. >> What are my rights? What are my rights? You can't do this. You can't do this. I'm trying to get him attention. >> We're going to walk out. >> He's having a crisis. >> Okay. We're going to walk out to my neighbor. Look, I don't want you to catch any more charges. >> What charges? What charges do I have? >> You put hands on me at the door and you weren't looking live and you weren't identifying yourself to me. >> I'm his wife. I'm trying to get him out of here because they're not treating him. >> Okay. So, we're gonna go out. We're gonna have a conversation. We're gonna figure this stuff out. Okay. Your name's Patricia. Is that right? >> Yes. Patricia. Go get C O T. >> Okay. We're going to go to my unit. We're going to have a little bit more of a talk and we're going to get this figured out. Okay. My name is Jason. It's almost 36. The subject is going to be Patricia C. Patricia kicked things off by snapping at the cops, waving a red flag for the chaos to come. Clinging to the door like it was her lifeline, she insisted her ex-husband needed her rescue. Her logic was shakier than a Jenga tower in a windstorm. Officers tried to keep it civil, but Patricia was already lighting the fuse for a meltdown. >> Joke. You're a joke. Is that them? Is that them coming? Is that that siren that are hearing? >> He might be. We're going to come back here to my unit. Okay. >> I just want to take him down to his sleepless so he can get some care. That's all I'm doing. And they're not letting me. No, I'm not going in there. >> Okay. Patricia, I need to conduct a search of you to make sure that you don't have any weapons or anything else on you. Okay. >> Weapons. Go ahead. >> Go ahead. >> I'm going to be running the back of my hand down the center of your chest. And you brought sure you don't have anything. >> I know. I don't have any weapons. I took them all out. >> Took them all out. Did you have something beforehand? >> I had I'm a firefighter, so I carry knives and and stuff like that. >> Okay. >> But they're all at home. All right. Have any weapons? No, I don't want to get into this. >> Okay. Will you do me a favor? Have a seat. >> I don't think it's going to happen, Patricia. Okay. Have a seat for me, please. >> All right, Patricia. So, look, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. You cannot afford an attorney. >> Why am I getting arrested? If you cannot afford an attorney, won't he invite you to get the cost of the court? >> What did I do? >> You want don't want to listen to his rights. He'll tell you everything, but you listen to your rights first. Okay. >> Well, that's the first time I've been bred my my banana rights because it's never happened before. >> Okay. So, if you can afford attorney, one can be appointed before you by the court at the cost of the court. If you choose to answer any questions, you can stop answering questions at any time. Do you understand these rights as I've explained them to you? >> No. >> You do not? >> No. >> Okay. What don't you understand about your rights? >> I don't I don't understand your language. >> Go ahead and put her inside. >> Okay. Patricia, if you can please put your feet inside. You're being arrest uh arrested for assault on an officer. >> I didn't assault you. >> You put hands on me, ma'am. Now, please put your feet inside the vehicle. >> Patricia, I don't want >> Wait, what? What about my husband? What is What What gear is he going to get? I will get in, but please take him down to his spa so they can take care of him. >> That's something to figure out later. Right now, I need you to place your feet inside the vehicle. Okay, >> please put your feet inside the vehicle. >> Okay, I'm going to seat belt you in. All right. Can you face towards me real quick, Patricia, so I can reach over and get this clipped in? >> Patricia's firefighter claim landed like a bad joke. More believable if she said she was an alien. Her refusal to ID herself, and the shoving match at the door screamed, "Control freak, not first responder." Officers stayed calm, but her, "I'm not a threat, please," were as convincing as a toddler hiding candy. The cuffs had already been placed and her hospital crusade was headed for a brick wall. >> Patricia, will you turn towards me so I can get this clipped in for you? >> Is he okay? >> I can go in and check on him. Look, >> can you please? >> Do me a favor and sit back and let me clip this. >> Running to you, please. >> I I'm sorry. I don't really have anything to help that. Can you do me a favor? Sit back. Let me put this in. All right. >> Reach over you. >> Can you please check that? He's okay. >> I can check if I need to get you belted in first. Okay. Please check that he's okay. >> Okay. Just do me a favor and sit back, please. >> No. No. >> Okay. If you're not going to cooperate with me, I'm not going to be able to seat belt you in. You understand that? >> Okay. So, she was uh they were escorting her out. She walked out the door. Then she turned around and she started fighting with the nurses over the door. I inserted myself in between her and the nurses in the door and asked her to back away. Uh, and prior to that, I asked her to identify herself. She refused. Um, as I'm asking her to back away, she puts hands on me like trying to get through me or pass me. >> Did you see her put hands on the other individual? >> I No, I didn't see hands on anybody else. Just the door. >> Not the medical person? >> Not the medical person? No. >> Okay. Cuz if she does or or if there's a statement, verify. If you keep hitting the door, we're good. >> We'll charge you with damage to a police vehicle. >> Okay. Urban will handle this. Take her. >> Say that again. >> Me and Irving will handle this. Go ahead and Okay. By the way, this battery, >> let me out. >> Patricia, so that's Commander Roberts. >> What is going on with him? Is he okay? >> So, Commander Roberts, the other individual that was just with me, he's walking in to check on your husband right now. Okay. >> Is he okay? >> He's going to go check and he's going to find out. >> Right now, I'm going to be transporting you to the jail. But Rander Roberts is going to check on everything you [Music] uh detention officers here, they're going to need you to just give them a breath sample to make sure that you're not intoxicated or under. You're not going to get a breath sample. >> She was already cleared or no? Oh, >> we need to get a breath sample. >> I'm not doing it. Why not? Cuz I'm not. Those are my rice. I don't have to do it. If she's refusing. >> Okay. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. >> So, Patricia, the way this is going to work, if you refuse to blow, that's fine. That is your right. We're going to have to take a trip to the hospital. We're going to have to get the medical staff there to get the clearance for you. We're going to spend that time and then we're going to have to come back here. >> I'm not giving you anything. >> Okay. So, do you want to blow here? Do you want to go hospital? Patricia's what are my rights rant echoed as she squirmed in the cruiser, still obsessed with her ex-husband's care. Her refusal to blow a breath sample was as predictable as her defiance. Officers smelled liquor and her I'm a firefighter act wasn't fooling anyone. She was less about saving lives and more about starting fires. >> This doesn't go against you in any way. Like there's no >> This is just making sure you're okay or safe for the job. >> People take me to the hospital. >> Okay. >> I I'm not doing it here. I'm not giving you anything that you want. I'm not doing it because I didn't touch you. You brought me here for no reason. I'm trying to give my husband medical attention that he needs. >> I hear you. >> And and that's what I'm guilty for. And you arrest me for that. >> Patricia. Okay. Sorry. I can smell a little bit I think. Probably. So, >> sorry. >> No worries. Los Alamos 36. So, real There's a love. >> That's enough. >> Let me out. Let me out. I need fresh air. >> Patricia, you're staying right here. >> Why? Why? >> If you calm down. Why? Why are you Why did you calm down? I didn't do anything. I'm just trying to get my husband medical attention. That's all I want for him. >> Stop kicking. I will leave this door open and I will give you the fresh air. Okay. [Music] >> What are we doing now? What are we doing? >> The doctor's coming out to clear you. >> What a joke. I don't want to talk to anybody. I don't want to be here. I don't want I don't want this medical facility. >> Look, Patricia, the sooner they come out, they do their medical clearance, the sooner we leave. >> Yeah. So, you can take him to jail and you can arrest me. You can put me in a building where I don't get him medical attention. Yeah, I know how that goes. Where is my husband? How is he doing? That's all I wanted. >> He is being checked by >> I wanted him to get out of here. >> Patricia, I understand that's what I understand that's what you want. Okay. But I talked to him. He made the choice to come here. He has the choice to leave if he chooses. >> He was leaving. He was leaving. I was trying to get him to go and he was going with me until you guys showed up. >> Patricia, okay, I talked to him. He said he wants to be seen here. >> No. No, he doesn't. Because I'm not going to do anything for him here. >> Okay. Well, he can choose to go to Presbyterian later. >> Can I talk to him? Please. >> No. >> Why not? I'm the victim in all of this. >> Patricia. >> Hey, boss. I'm sorry. We got a subject that's cooperative. No. Okay, sorry. We got a clearance. >> Oh, okay. >> In the cruiser, Patricia dialed up the drama, accusing officers of ignoring her past assault claims, dragging up old grudges like a soap opera villain. She painted herself the victim while kicking the car door. Her ex-husband, wisely staying put, wanted no part of her circus. Her controlling antics were clearer than the body cam footage and jail was calling her name. >> You're recording? >> Absolutely. >> Yeah. Why don't Why don't you record what happened to the to the allegations that I had when assaulted me? You guys didn't do anything about it. You didn't even interview him. You didn't do an investigation, >> man. >> Nothing happened and I was sexually assaulted and you guys did nothing because an ex cop. Yeah. Yeah. I have a lot of respect for you guys. What about my rights? What about protecting me? You guys did nothing. >> Ma'am, I apologize uh that that happened to you. I had nothing to do. >> They arrested me for no good reason when I was sexually assaulted. >> Sorry to hear that. >> Because you're a good all boy association. Yeah, you protect each other. Yeah, I have a lot of respect for you guys. >> I'm sorry, man. I'm not familiar with that. >> No, you're not. No, you're not. Because you would do the same thing. He sexually assaulted me and you didn't do anything. Your police department didn't do anything to protect me. The lab didn't do anything to protect me. I was the aggressor. No, I wasn't. And it was not consensual. He's an ex cop. He's up here in Los Alamos. Yeah. Why don't you do something about it and arrest his ass? No, of course not. >> At detention, pending mileage 104 298. All right. Sure. That's one. Come on. >> Patricia's meltdown ended with her in custody, her ex-husband safe from her grip. Witnesses, including his mother, confirmed she was drunk and unhinged. At the end, she was hauled off to face what she deserved. Things could have been calmer if she'd left her ex alone. Lesson of the day, control freaks belong in cuffs, not hospital hallways. Patricia Coat was booked for battery on a peace officer, resisting and disorderly conduct. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. 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