Why? I'm going to jail. >> I do. >> I mean, think about it. I mean, it kind of looks like the same guyy's sister or something. That's what I'm saying. I was my best friend in high school. Dressed like a girl. Here's the thing. If I have one penny, I just told him why I was upset, right? >> Okay, let's listen to action. You bastard. >> On November 8th, 2023, a normal day at Target blew up when a customer randomly slapped an employee, leaving everyone shaken. The suspect was acting all confused and giving weird excuses. Tension ran high when the cops showed up, showing just how erratic the suspect was. >> Hello. today. >> Thank you guys for coming so quick. >> Yes, same. >> I had her step off the floor. >> Hi like even um there was a gentleman that was at the check lanes >> and um when he went to leave he said hey with his hand like this and he slapped me >> and it just caught me off guard. >> Interesting. Do you know him? >> Somebody said we have video of this. >> Yes, it's on I'm sorry that's on the other side. I just didn't but yes we can definitely >> share that. >> You don't mind looking at that? I'll take a look at you. Okay. I think so. I'm just kind of in shock that it even happened. It was so random. Um >> I think he has issues cuz he was cussing himself out on the camera at selfch checkout and he had already called me over to take something off that he couldn't get and then when he was leaving, that's when he said, "Hey." And just >> interesting. Okay. >> Yeah. If we take a look at that video. >> Yeah. I'm sure we find him walking around here somewhere. >> Do you happen to have an ID on you? I'll grab it. >> Thank you. You sure you're okay? I'm just >> Yeah. I mean, that's really upsetting. >> I've never had anything like that happen before. >> Yes, ma'am. No, I'm so sorry that that happens. >> Thank you. >> You're good. >> Do you also have a good phone number that I can get from you? >> Oh, and you just now moved here. >> We've been here for a few years, but I have I've just used my number for so much stuff, it's easier just to keep it. >> Oh, yeah. Honestly, I understand that cuz you're always respect. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. >> Um, can you tell me anything else? Do you know what he So, you said he was like a shorter white male. >> Um, was he wearing like what kind of hat was it? A baseball hat or a >> white baseball cap. And he's in here a good bit. Um, at least like one or two times a day getting stuff >> and um we all kind of keep our eye on him because he like if you say something to you to him, he'll respond, but then keep mumbling to himself and things like that. So, you can tell, I'm not trying to be ableist, but you can tell something's off there. And >> but today was the first time like he um >> they have a report on him for the store already because he was upfront like cussing. I don't think at anybody just randomly. >> Okay. >> But today was the first time he's ever done anything like this. >> Yeah. And been like aggressive towards anybody else. Okay. Um do you know was there like any logo or anything on the hat that you can't remember? >> I can't remember. I'm so sorry. Yeah, that's okay. I understand. You've been You've had a tough day and it's only 11:00, so >> Yeah. Okay, I got you. >> The employee was clearly shaken and surprised, showing just how unexpected a slap can be during a normal day. Cody kept popping up in the store and acting all unstable, which hints at mental health issues. The officer stayed careful and professional while asking questions, sticking to the rules. >> Yeah, I I don't know. He's shorter, really skinny. He looks like he might be in his 40s, but I don't know. >> Okay. Like extremely skinny, like unhealthily skinny. >> Not unhealthily, just like smaller for a man. >> I got you. Okay. And was he about like my height or >> He's probably closer to my height. >> To your height. Okay, I got you. Okay. Um, and you said that you see him at like at least twice a day. Do you also see him? Like have you ever seen him walking around outside of the store? >> Um, just randomly. Yeah, he'll walk by the windows or whatever. So, he does walk around a lot. Do you ever see is there like a specific direction that he goes all the time? Like does he go this way down the street or this way? >> I'm not sure, but when it when he left it looked like he was going that way like towards CVS and >> towards CVS. Okay. All right. And then does he wear something different every time? >> It's pretty much the same. >> The same thing. >> Gotcha. Okay. All right. Well, thank you so much. She has Thank you. >> Does she want to press charges? >> I did not ask. I don't know. Sorry. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. You don't have to be too hard for anything. Don't apologize. >> Say, "Yeah, that's just our job." >> I don't know. It's just This whole thing is just weird. >> Yeah. >> You shouldn't feel bad. You're the one who got attacked. You know, >> okay. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. It's okay to cry. >> Anything else from us right now? >> I don't think so. Thank you. >> All right. We're going to drive around the area, see if we can find them. If he ends up coming back in the store, let us know. find them if you uh want us to borrow them from. >> Yeah. And we can send the video as well wherever you guys need to send to um or if you need it or >> Yeah, if you want to give it. >> Oh my gosh. Hopefully my case cards aren't soaked. >> I love your nails. >> I know. They're so pretty. >> Thank you. >> Like there's no way I haven't done mine in so long. >> Okay, if you can just send it to the to this email and then that's an R right there and then there is no space. >> I'll have them send it. um as soon as possible. So, >> thank you so much. I really appreciate that. And then we can >> absolutely >> get a good picture of him and hopefully somebody can ID him. >> So, yes, ma'am. Thank you. I hope you have a better day. Okay. >> Thank you guys so much. >> Yeah. Call us and let us know if he comes back or if y'all think of anything else. Okay. >> Okay. >> What did he say? >> White dude with a gray shirt, gray hat, khaki pants. They had like a red blanket over them and a Walmart bag in there. >> Okay. >> Yeah. There's a lot going on today because of the fact number one it's raining and then number two their college kids are back. >> Yeah. Well, I've seen him in here before but you know yelling at >> I'm pretty sure I mean he's downtown right there. >> Yeah. So he's obviously shaking up and stuff and he'll stay on. >> Oh yeah, for sure. All the focus was on Cody's movements and what he was wearing. Showing he kept coming around the store, checking where he went and how he was hanging around showed why police strategy and witness help are so important. Hello. >> Hello. Okay, so this going to be him right here. And this is going to be the team member right here. And then he stopped it right there. And then he just exits the store. >> Do you have a exit shot? Yeah. Something. >> Try to take a picture. >> Maybe. I don't. >> Yeah. I thought I better watch him entering the store. >> I got this one. >> White dude, gray shirt pants. He has a Walmart bag. Mhm. >> He's probably sleeping on that red blanket. Did y'all see which way he went when he left? >> He went out that way. >> That way. Okay. Not sure around here somewhere. >> Yeah, definitely. Like a storefront. >> She wants to press charges. >> I don't know. Stephanie's right now. Okay. Um I'll go drive around and look for him. >> Huh? Go drive around and look for him. >> Yeah. Okay. Do you guys still need me in here? You guys still need me in here? Yeah, let's go dive around. Look for him. Why did you Why'd you slap the girl in the face? >> Girl, I slap a girl. >> All right, put your hands behind your back. >> Why was she slap in the face? >> Or now you just huh? >> But now you're just detained. >> Okay. I guess she said, "What happened? What about right? So, what's going on? What happened? What you said? I'll >> let you know a second. What? >> What's your name? My name's Cody. Cody. What? >> Huh? >> No. >> What? I might have Cody. She did a B. >> Uh, here's the thing. >> What? You get a bur? >> What? Uh, >> what? >> I knew that person you're talking about. So, I mean, I need to know what Huh? What year? >> 1983. But see, I don't want to be kicked out of Target either. You know what I mean? I didn't know what she said. I was so wrong about me being there. >> Well, I mean, I don't know if that's I saying. I don't have my own ID to tell you guys who I am. If you think I'm doing starting trouble, that's why I need to know what she said. I did wrong. My court find the same two months. I mean, I mean, well, I thought I knew who it was. She said she started she was coming at me cuz I threw a penny by her and I mean I thought I had money. Somebody gave me money so I got upset. I threw a penny by her and she she started laughing at me. So I just I shook her face. She I knew she's going to tell me I was laughing or something. So I said I don't have the time to be identificated in the same place. I had no bus ride for the money if the bus ride's free and I go somewhere else to see where I'm lost. You know be the best driver in the world. I don't I don't know when if I was born that year either. >> Why not? I was born in his birthday. See you know what I'm saying? I don't have the idea to prove that. The cops caught Cody, who looked defensive and confused at first, showing he didn't really get what he did. [music] His tangled explanations and attempts to explain himself showed problems with responsibility and understanding. >> I'm going to your right. Where am I going? Why am I going to show? I didn't know what I did wrong, sir. You're a handcuff. We got to read you that before you just because you think it what I do wrong. >> You have the right to salad. Anything you say can be used against you in court law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you for any questioning if you wish. Even if you don't want a lawyer now and agree to talk with us, you at any time change your mind and ask for a lawyer. >> Okay. Just just give me the other guy. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> All right. Happens right. If you want to talk to us, >> Yeah. I want to know what I did wrong to go to jail. >> So what's going What happened at Target? Did you tell me? Well, unless I'm not. I mean, I don't know. That's what I'm saying. I didn't know the target worker in the face. >> No, I shook her face. >> You shook her face. >> I face her face from the side. So you slapped her back. >> Why your face? >> Unwanted contact with her face was me. >> Well, what was her problem? >> That's a simple battery charge is what it is. >> Who is she? If I know who she is, why is there a battery charge to me? >> It doesn't matter who she is. >> Well, is it your sister? >> No. Why am I involved with you asking me what they did wrong? >> Cuz they called 911 because you >> they called 911. That makes sense, right? Here's the thing. If I have one penny, I just told him why I was upset, right? Yeah. >> Okay, let's listen to the actions. If I throw a penny by, how many times have I been at Target throwing a penny by? Why would I do that? >> I don't know. explain it for the reason why I don't have the court fines for my birthday if you're upset about that, sir. >> I mean, if I wasn't born in 1983, how do I get the identification for your bill for why I'm going to jail? >> Okay. >> I mean, think about it. I mean, it kind of looks like the same guy sister or something. That's what I'm saying. That was my best friend in high school. Dressed like a girl, I think. >> All right. >> So, I mean, that's what I'm saying. If I thought I knew who it was, see, every time I go in that Starbucks, I throw a penny. All right. Now, why would I be in Starbucks with no money penny? I mean, come on. >> So, you're under arrest for simple battery. Okay. >> Simple battery of what? >> You made unwanted contact with a Target worker space. Yeah, but I know that person. That's what I'm saying. Somebody else over here just gave me 20 bucks, right? So, what's the what's the bill for the money? I mean, >> I don't know what the bail is >> because I know I'm born, right, sir? I mean, you're my friend that went to high school with me, right? You know when I was born, don't, sir? >> 1983. >> So, if I don't know what year I'm born to go to go to jail for somebody I was just with you. >> Listen, how many times a day? >> Yeah. Pay me with a gun. >> Listen, here's what I'm saying. Uh, hey, >> you want something? >> Yeah, I got you. It's on your identification from the law, right, Sergeant? >> That's right. >> Okay. So, what year was I born, sir? Do you know? >> I was born 1983. >> You just told me I was born in 1983, sir. >> I heard that correct. >> I don't have an identification. I had a court going for my birthday. What are you saying? >> You're falsely trained for a cop is the point, bro. >> You don't know your birthday? >> I don't have my ID card. >> I don't have my ID card. >> I don't care about you. Shut up. You are you bastard. He get my reward. Man, it's pretty. I mean, you can't wear females out here and be slapped on target ball. You're stupid. Say that's a seven. Can you bait this one? I mean, why would you have they say, dude? Cody admitted that he shook her face, which made the assault clear, but he seemed confused about why he did it and who was involved. The officer stayed careful, explaining rights and keeping things legal. This shows how vulnerable store workers can be and how messy a suspect's mental state can get. Okay. This is the stuff that was in his pocket. >> I'll go get the >> Okay. >> Okay. Something told me that he was going to be right over there. He was right over there. Something just told me. It was in It was just in the back of my head. >> I know. It's like gut feeling, man. >> Yeah. >> It was like part of the robot. >> I figured that he would end up either the reverse >> the lady that was like Yeah. He basically just kind of like he he turned down the >> water department. No. Were you at the water department? >> No, sir. >> Oh, there's other I'm sorry. I don't want to say a girl with blonde hair in a ponytail has been at the water department. >> Oh. That's you know how that where you have to sit there all day. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. You know the time with the kids to come turn back. >> Yeah. You look very looked through the glass. >> Yeah. I got you. >> Anyway, >> you too. >> Thank you. >> Hey, I got a question. I drove in from the airport yesterday for like gazillionth time in 3 years. And that road out coming into town, it's 55 miles an hour, right? Who sets that speed limit? >> Uh, do you know? >> We have no idea on the state that sets them or is it local news? >> No, it's the state that >> state sets it. >> Yeah, cuz 55. >> I mean, I guess during night cuz there's no lights. But during the day, >> Yeah. >> like you can I look down. I was doing 75. I'm like, look at your speed. >> Oh, yeah. I do the same thing on that road all the time. And it just keeps like going forever, too. You can see like everything going straight down there. So it's so easy to speed. >> Yeah. >> But at night, like I drove up here one night and I could see it. There's no lights. >> Oh yeah. >> So it's a state that checks it. Yeah. >> Yes. That road. >> Yeah. It's crazy. >> It's easy to go quick. >> Yes, ma'am. You too. >> Will you ask? I'll do it. >> We need a photo of him on the F drive so that way we can verify his phone. >> Huh? >> Okay. Okay. 71 central. Can you upload a photo of that mail on the F drive? >> Hi, just here to let you know you are from Target for a year. >> Yeah. So he's taking our forecast and then this is also going to be and so they're supposed to be available about >> Cody's past behavior Idaho issues and police strategy showed that even small but violent store incidents take serious attention. The back and forth between the cops staff and Cody shows how chaos and confusion [music] can slow things down. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> She went home so >> good. Yeah, she was break. >> Yeah, I mean any any reasonable person would be. So, >> yeah. >> Hopefully it doesn't happen again. >> Thank you. >> Yes. >> Can you just um ask me her information or um >> here >> I'll take the paper >> cuz I think you added it to the call already, right? >> Her? >> Yeah. The victim. Oh, that head. Okay. I dare you to get out of that. 235 registration. No valid insurance. >> I got to print the ABR. I forgot to print it out. >> Are you cool? Are you cool with him if I go print out the ABR? >> Am I cool? >> Yeah. If if I go print a bar, >> it wouldn't be me. It would be the rules. >> Okay. cold. Okay. Well, right here. >> Oh, yeah. >> I don't know if she's coming or not. It did look like she's coming now. >> Yeah, he he's got to go out to his car. So >> I'm not sure why they opened the door anyways. >> Yeah, >> cuz it wasn't a dick over here. >> Yeah, I don't know. >> I got to put the ABR. >> Oh, what in that sale? I got to go print the AVR. >> Sir, you can come back out. >> At the end, the employee got support and the cops finished their reports. Cody has to face the consequences and the law will make sure he pays for what he did. This is a reminder that every action has a result and no one can dodge responsibility. He was charged with simple battery for slapping an employese's face. >> [ __ ] Don't me. What do you want? Arrest me. Let's go. Let's go this way. >> Okay. Let's go this way. Come on. >> Go, baby. >> Come on. >> Let's go, baby. >> Come on. Baby, >> come on. Walk for me, please. >> Kill you in general as a person, baby. >> Why would you want to kill me? That's me. because you are a piece of [ __ ] >> On November 28th, 2023, a routine traffic stop blew up into chaos, mixing confusion, defiance, and zero respect for authority. What started as a simple license check quickly turned into a wild showdown full of erratic moves and threats. Every second made you question her judgment and accountability. >> Can I right here? >> Huh? You stay right here. You're fine. Can I see your license? Please put your car in park for me if it's not already. Can you put your car in park for me? Thank you very much. Do you have a driver's license? Can I please see your driver's license? >> You all right? >> Yeah. I mean, I have driver. >> You what? >> My my driver is suspended. >> Your license is suspended? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you don't have a driver's license? Yes. >> Whose car is this? >> This is mine. >> This is your car. What's your name? >> Tammy. What? Tammy. >> Okay. Where's your license from? Florida. >> Arkansas. >> Arkansas. >> Yes. >> Okay. And you said it's suspended. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Any reason why it's suspended or what's the reason? >> Um for suspended tags. >> Okay. Okay. Do me a favor. Stay inside your car and hang out here for me. Okay. Do you know this gentleman over here or you don't know that guy? Okay. He's not a friend of yours or nothing like that. Okay. Just make sure the car stays in park and stay right here. Let me uh finish up. You're good to go. Thank you. >> Fire in here as well. Yeah. >> I watch her pull into my yard and peek from my window. >> H Okay. >> And she was staggering. >> Yes, she I I'll deal with her. So, thank you. >> You said the car is yours, Tammy. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Hang here for a second. She was stopped there in the middle of the street when I pulled up. Her show is >> she left her sitting in the seat in the car. >> She's just sitting there. Car's in park, but she was just stopped in the middle of the road sitting. So, >> you talk to her? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, I spoke to her. I have her information. She's suspended. She has knowledge. She told me and she's probably signaling. >> What are you doing? >> So, I was just getting everything. >> Don't ever step out of the car. >> Why you dressed like that? Okay. Put a scar on you. Whatever you wear, you put it on your face. I was changing clothes. >> You have a pair of pants or anything? This is it. >> Wear the rest of your clothes. >> You want to put your pants on that way? You're not done out here in >> just Yeah. Can you please put your pair? Can you please put a pair of pants on for me? Or a pair of shorts? Do you have a pair of shorts or pants? >> As soon as the car stopped, things were already messy. The officer asks for paperwork and the driver's nervousness and admitting the license was suspended made it clear this wasn't going to be simple. Claims about who owned the car, staggering movements and excuses all screamed that this person treats responsibility like a joke. The tone of conversation was harsh and there was zero cooperation. Her body language was full of tension and every hesitation showed she thought she could dodge accountability. Well, >> you said your clothes are in the back of the car, right? What do you mean this is it? Sit. This is what saw. >> Okay. You said you were changing. So, is that a pair of shorts or a pair of pants sitting on the seat? No. >> What's that right there? That that gray. Is that a pair of like sweatpants or something? >> No, it's a shirt. >> It's a shirt. A shirt? >> Yeah, a shirt. >> Oh, a shirt. Okay. Do you have any pair of Where are your pants? Do you have pants or anything? >> No. >> You have a luggage in the back? No. You have a pair of shorts. Anything you can put on so you're not standing here in your underwear? Just the same. >> You have a driving license? >> No, it's it's in the call. It's GDRO. It's suspended. You don't actually have it on her. Okay. Um All right. Where are you coming from tonight? Tammy. >> Tammy, you all right? >> Tammy, are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. How what do you need? >> Okay. What? What? Where are you coming from this evening? >> What do you need? I I live here. What do you need? >> Live where? >> What do you need? >> I'm a summer. What do you need? What do you want? >> I'm a nurse here. What do you need from me? >> Okay. I'm just asking. >> What do you want? >> I'm asking where you were coming from. >> What do you want? >> I was asking where you were coming from. >> I'm coming from somewhere. What do you want? >> What are you trying to get back to tonight, Cammy? >> Someone. What do you want? >> Okay. And you don't have any pants or anything like that? So, you're driving around in your underwear? All my [ __ ] is asleep. >> Okay. >> Well, you said you were changing, so I just try to make you feel more comfortable. That way, you're not standing out here in your underwear. >> [ __ ] Don'tize me. What do you want? Arrest me. Let's go. Let's go. Let's do Let's go. >> Tell me, what's the >> Don't patronize me. Let's go. Do this. Let's go. >> Do what? >> Here we go. Arrest me. Stop patronizing me. Let's go. >> I'm not patronizing you. I'm trying to have a conversation. I'm just trying to talk to you. >> You're patronizing me. Let's go. Okay. Where are you in there at? >> I'm I'm at the pool. Let's go. >> She's the one who is calling s all the time. >> Yeah. >> But they pulled her over then took her driving license. Why you driving? She's going to drive me license. Okay. >> You or me? I was going to do signal one if you don't want, but we're we're just here to defend it. >> You want to take it? >> I I don't No, you can take it. I don't care. >> So, come on. >> You or me. You need to decide it. >> I'll take it. I'll do it to suspend it. suspended in signal one day long. >> Tammy, relax, Tammy. >> No, I'M NOT GOING TO [ __ ] RELAX. You [ __ ] >> There you go. Stop. Stop. >> The situation quickly got even more complicated. The woman's behavior was straight up confusing. She insisted on standing in her underwear, made excuses about changing clothes, and gave sarcastic answers to every instruction, pushing the officers to their limit. Her tone was pure stubbornness, like the law should just bend for >> what? What you doing? You relax. Take a seat. All right, set up. Let's get in the car. Yeah. [ __ ] Emmy. That's not like heavy. Walk for me. I got to pull up. >> Can you walk with me? Walk with me. Candy, get the car for me. down. Oh, wow. This is insane. Dead. You're dead. You're dead. You know that you're dead. You're dead. You're dead. Your camera next rotation, please. 1128 is taking her. She's going to be in custody. >> Wow, that was fun. That was unexpected. >> That came Yeah, >> that came quickly. >> Well, I had all her stuff and she was just sitting there and she was in her underwear. So, I'm like, I'm not going to get her out and start doing stuff. No, it's not yet. So, I was like, >> well, I was thinking take her for like, you know, driving suspended driving license, do a SAP at the jail. >> Yeah, because I didn't want to be here like a dress like that in the open, you know. But since you want to take it, that's fine. So my last vi yesterday's >> Yeah. You heard cop with a cop? >> 25 years. >> As the officer asked more questions, her attitude got even more extreme. Threats, anger, and signs of being intoxicated were all present. Together, they quickly made the situation dangerous. Cooperation went out the window, and she picked up a challenging tone. >> From where? >> Uh Michigan. That was the one up. That was the one up north. >> Yeah. In a marathon. Did she kick you? Did she punch you? Anything? No, I didn't feel her kick or punch. just vote up and was just acting like sweet up, right? >> Yeah, it's out. She just kept pushing back and guessing they took her license the other night. She was just stopped like yesterday. >> Yeah, but she's wasted. >> Oh, she's hammered. And there's a Sierra Nevada center. >> Yeah. Yeah, I know. >> So, so it's like a control of the vehicle, right? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Ouch. Jesus. My head just bumped my head. She's insane. Like, no need for any of that. She's the RO of it. >> Can you ask for open number? >> Yeah. You fine sticking around? I'm run her out there. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Did you search everything? >> Yeah, it just looked like a bunch of clothes. And >> so just put the mysterious clothes. >> Clothes and there was some jewelry in the center console, but that's about it. >> What jewelry? >> Just looked like some like necklaces and bracelets and stuff. >> Okay. So just nothing fancy, nothing expensive. Just miscellaneous jewelry and clothes in the back. All right. Okay. Yeah. She was like, you know, uh she was like, uh being drunk like for like two two days in a row calling s like complain that the bush pulled her over and take her citation for uh because for was suspended. So she has a knowledge. So she was calling like uh once once yesterday and twice the day before wanted to talk to Freaky why the fury took her driving license. >> Oh, okay. So this is that one >> that Tommy. Yes. >> Okay. All right. Yeah. Offense is 26. >> Yeah. So if you're going to check know her up in Marat in 32, I believe. >> Yeah, he just text me. I think that >> gotcha. Okay. >> Kept calling about our license. Yep. Okay. >> Thank you. >> I'm not going to sure. You're not going to fall. Okay. You all right? We're going to go in this door. I'll get you out of handcuffs. Okay. Can you walk with me, Tammy? Tammy, come on. Can you walk with me, please? >> Repeated [music] calls and complaints showed this person is used to thinking she's above the law. Her words were full of stubbornness, ego, and attempts to put the officers down. Cooperation, forget it. She was only here to start fights. >> Now, I can get you out of handcuffs. Okay. All right. Let's go this way. Okay. >> It is. There's a camera. >> You got a camera. >> And there's cameras all up here. >> Let me see the camera. >> Camera's right here, Tammy. >> Okay, let's go this way. Come on. Go, >> baby. >> Come on. >> This way, baby. >> Come on, baby. >> Come on. Walk for me, please. Come on. Get those handcuffs off and get your pair of pants. Be a little bit more comfortable. All right. You did you did your job tonight, right? You did your job tonight, right? You did your job tonight, right? You did your job tonight, right? That's right. You did your job tonight, right? You did your job tonight. No, you did your job tonight. Right. Right. You little [ __ ] Yeah. You did you little [ __ ] You did your job tonight. You little you. You did your job tonight. Right. You did your job tonight. Look at you. Look at you. No. These people. These [ __ ] people. No. You >> get this way. >> Yeah. You want to try to change it or what do you want to do? >> No, no, no, no. You're not You're not taking [ __ ] off of me. >> Relax. We're going to put pants on you, Cammy. >> You're not putting anything on me. >> Put pants on. That way you're not walking underwear. >> You You're not putting anything on me. >> Relax. >> YOU YOU'RE NOT PUTTING ANYTHING ON ME. I'VE done anything. You I've done anything. I did nothing. I did nothing. >> Huh? Oh, YOU I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> COME ON, LET'S PUT PANTS ON. >> Anything you >> put a pair of pants on now. >> No. >> All right, there you go. At least you have pants on now, Tammy. See, now you're not in your underwear. All right. Ain't that more comfortable? Stand up for me. Stand up for me, Tammy. Really? This is the fight we're going to have. >> Cam, you're not going to win. >> You realize you're not going to win this fight, Cammy. So, that's fine. >> I think we might just need a green blanket at this point. The green my face. >> Once handcuffs were put on, she kept resisting, jerking back, and falling to the ground. Every single movement showed that controlling her was going to be a crazy challenge for the officers. MY FACE right here. Sorry. >> Do they want to take you off or do they want to leave her? >> She's our little >> [laughter] >> I'm not I can't do this. >> Yeah, it's all refusal based on based on this sitting here. Your face is fine. She's crazy. >> I KNOW. LET MY GO and we'll see how you are. WE'LL SEE HOW IT seems and we'll see how you are. >> Keep my head KEEP MY HEAD AND TIGHT. I can't do anything. Let my arms go. Let my arms go. We'll see how you all We'll see how you all I will get your neck. You wait. You wait. You wait. >> Oh, I will get your neck. You You're laughing. You're laughing. You think I'm kidding. [laughter] You think I'm took too long? You think you down for me? >> You think I'm kidding? I'm going get your neck. Let my arms goammy. I'm going get your >> calm down for me. >> YOU THINK I'M TAMMY? >> NO. YO. YO. I've had enough training. I hope. >> Her unpredictable reactions made it clear the officers had to stay on full alert the whole time. This is when things went from rudess straight to open threats. She claimed she was a nurse and kept bragging about her training, saying things like she wanted to get the officers killed showed extreme criminal thinking. Her words and body language were all about intimidation, making the threat feel real and immediate. >> Nurse, I will kick your ass. Let my arms go and I will get your >> THAT'S RIGHT. THAT'S RIGHT, MOTHER. >> TIMMY, STOP PLAYING. THAT'S RIGHT. That's right. THAT'S RIGHT. >> TAMMY, STOP. >> THAT'S RIGHT. YOU TALK. YOU TALK, [ __ ] >> Just relax. >> Mother, you talk, mother. Tammy, just relax. >> Talk all you want, mother. Talk all you want. A >> little bit of shrimp to her for >> you. How are you? What? >> I will kick your ass. You let me go. >> Not going to go anywhere. >> Yeah, that's right. You should know. I'm going kick your >> That's right, brother. I'm going kick your arrest fought me, too. >> Oh, this was the reckless that got called in at >> you. Signal one. >> Oh, you mother yeah. >> I will kick your ass. >> I call your >> I had >> YOU THINK I'M PLAYING? >> WASN'T PAYING ATTENTION. >> I have people that will kill you. I GOT PEOPLE THAT WILL KILL YOU. >> NOW, >> I will that will kill you, mother. You >> got You want to get out of the way? Sure. Good. Okay. >> I got people that will kill you. >> You think I'M PLAYING? >> ALL RIGHT, TAMMY. >> Just relax. >> I GOT PEOPLE THAT WILLING KILL YOU. >> You know you're now threatening a police officer's life, right? >> No, I'm not. >> You have people that will kill me. You're saying >> kill you in general as a person, baby. >> Why would you want to kill me? That's me. >> Because you are a piece of [ __ ] >> So you want me to die? >> Yeah, >> that's just me. >> Yeah, >> you have people that will kill me. >> I wish you were dead. >> That's just me. >> Well, get this mother out of the doorway. Get the back. Oh, okay. You want to stand there like you're like you're cool and [ __ ] Get the out of the doorway. What are you doing? >> You're gonna stand there. Okay. Okay. Just relax. Let's stand there. Let's stand there. Let's Let's relax and let him stand there for a second. >> Just relax, Dam. There ain't no reason the heck this way, right? >> Okay. Let's let him stand there. >> Calm down for me, Tammy. >> Looks nice. He looks good. He looks good. I Yeah. Yeah. You're good. You're good. I a heartbeat. >> Her tone kept dripping venom. sarcasm, insults, and attacking every single word proved that logic and reason were completely gone. The officers stayed silent and followed procedure while all they got from her was chaos. Every move showed zero respect for authority and no care for normal rules. >> Baby, I'd in a heartbeat. That's right. That's right. I'd in a heartbeat. Look me up. Angley Adams. Definitely point. Definitely. Get the out of the doorway. Go. Get the out of here. Why is he standing there? >> I thought your name was Tammy. >> Okay. No, my I'm I'm a porn. >> Okay. >> Yeah. My issley Adams. >> What are you doing in Key West? Uh, I work here. >> Oh, who the is this? Oh, are you a girl or a guy? >> I don't know. What are you? >> Are you a girl or a guy? >> That's just me, Tammy. >> Oh, you're a girl, aren't you? You're a girl, but you look like a guy. >> Perfect. >> Oh. Oh, you >> Oh my god. >> I'm going to let you know how this is going to work. >> You're a girl. You're a girl, but you look like >> Shut the [ __ ] up and listen up. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> You're going to go in the chair. >> No, not going any chair. >> Okay. The more you fight me, the worse it's going to get. >> Okay. You're a girl and you look like a guy. >> That's perfect. >> But what are you? Are you a girl or a guy? >> I'm your worst nightmare. >> What do you What do you What do you What do you What are you? Do you as a girl or you as a guy? Do you [ __ ] as a girl or you as a guy? Man, this is so unnecessary. Okay, choke me. Are we Are we Are we Are we taking this? Are we taking this? Please tell me we're taking this. >> Who's got video going? Cuz it's money money. I hope somebody said, "Oh my god, you hurt my neck. You hurt my neck. Oh my god, you hurt my neck. You hurt my neck. You hurt my neck. over there. >> I'll get Go down. I don't [laughter] know what I'm doing. Go down. Go down. Somebody's got the video going. Oh my god. Oh my god. Please tell me. She kept giving fake identities, making random sexual comments, and talking without any real point, calling herself a porn star, and then questioning the officer made everything even weirder. Did her wild speech and random behavior indicate that her mental state was all over the place? >> Sit up. Sit up. >> Sit up. The milk baby. I didn't do anything. Ready? Stop. STOP. I GOT IT. I got it. I got it. >> Yeah. like that. >> Even at the end, she kept resisting, screaming, firing off words, and blaming everyone. Fighting while putting on clothes made every step harder for the officers as she thought she was trained to resist. The individual was charged with driving with a suspended license, resisting arrest, public indecency, and making threats against a law enforcement officer. 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