head down like this like she doesn't me. >> No, I swear to God. >> Stop. >> I WILL TASTE YOU. >> STOP RESISTING. >> LET ME. >> AT FIRST, it seemed routine. Then everything changed. In a matter of moments, officers realized this wasn't just another call. It was a situation no one saw coming and a man who needed saving. >> Inviting you in. She admitted it. She invited Joe in. Right. >> But this is when cops save man in a situation no one saw coming. Here is law zone where features real police body cam footage documenting how officers handle tense and unpredictable situations as they happen. The first incident is that new couple pulls up to ex-girlfriend's home. It all goes wrong. >> He takes my head and slams me down on the ground. She throws two different glasses and it almost hit my baby and it hit me and my she would have ran me over and my son. >> When she struggled me, I had no choice but to hit her back with my child in my hand. She threw that at me. >> On October 2nd, 2023 officers responded to a residence after a reported physical altercation between two women connected through the same father of their children. The reporting woman states that the father and his girlfriend came to discuss prior issues. >> Inviting you in. She admitted that she invited Joan. >> Right. >> Hey, how are you? >> I'm good. That's my girl and her baby. >> I heard I hear screaming hot. I ran out the house, brought her my phone. >> Yeah. >> They threw her phone. I almost hit her and the baby with the car. >> I'm coming. I'm trying to phone with some people right now. >> Who is it? My son's dad and his girlfriend came over to talk with me about stuff that's happened in the past. >> When you say your son's dad, I need a name. >> I'm sorry. David Jackson. >> David Jackson. >> Yeah. Where they live? >> Tyrone Jackson. >> And who? >> And Shamara Anthony. It's like a light uh gray van. >> SUV. >> SUV. >> All right. What's y'all fighting about? >> So, um they came over here because she I thought to my understanding it was just going to be her and her baby cuz we they share a dad. So she was, >> the reporting woman explains she invited the girlfriend to talk, but the father arrived as well. She alleges that during the discussion, her girlfriend became upset and initiated a fight. She claims the father slammed her head onto the floor while the girlfriend threw glass objects causing injuries. >> Going to come over there and we're supposed to be hashing everything out just so we can move forward without drama. When she got here, my son's dad got out the car and I was like, "Wo, okay. He wasn't supposed to be here because me and him are not on good terms right now. I'm so sorry. I'm trying to catch my breath. >> We're not on good terms right now. Me and his dad. So when he got off the car, I was like, I told him both. My camera doesn't like keep recording, but I can show you where they both came. I told them both right there. I said, do not come in this house with any drama. I said, I'm not fighting. I'm not arguing. And do not curse around my spine. They came and they sat down on the couch. And it started off respectful. And then she got really angry and upset because she asked me the truth. She was like, "Last year when we first got together, did you and him have something going on?" And I told her the truth because we're supposed to be moving forward. And she got up to fight me. And while she's fighting me, he's mad at me because I told her. So he takes my head and slams me down on the ground. And she takes the glass and throws it. She throws two different glasses and it almost hit my baby and it hit me in my lip. I'm screaming bloody merch so someone can hear us cuz the whole time he's holding the door while she's fighting me and saying and I'm trying my best to hold on to her hair so I can scream and get somebody to come in here and he's slamming the door. >> She further alleges the father held the door closed, prevented her from leaving, took her phone and damaged it to stop her from calling the police. She states that minors were present inside the home during the incident and requests to press charges. >> My phone away from me, ran outside, threw my phone on the ground, and he has my case with him right now cuz he snatched my case off and took it with him so he could try to break my phone. I came out here screaming, told somebody tried to call the cops. They >> I don't know. I just cut my um hand and my lip and he bang my my head on the ground. So, I don't know. But >> it's up to you. Do you want me to get somebody to check you out or >> I have nobody to watch him. So, it's okay. They can check me out, but I can't leave him. So, I'm really mad. I'm shooking up cuz they had their baby in their hand the whole time. They had the newborn baby in their hand the whole time while they're jumping me with my son right there. So, I want to press charges. I let her go last year cuz she came over here to fight me with six different cars. Everybody in this neighborhood saw it. She came over here to fight me last year if it was six different cars. And I told her, I'm calling the cops on you and I, but if you show me that we're not going to have any drama, I won't press charges. And she told me we wouldn't. And we just this I'm pressing charges this time. I need to press charges on her and my son's dad or something. >> Did anybody witness this other than your son? >> Just my son cuz we were inside. Like >> Officers observe visible injuries to the reporting woman's lip and handb broken glass inside the residence and damage to a phone. She reiterates that she asked for no conflict before allowing them inside. >> I said he was shutting the door. So, I couldn't get out. I did come and scream so my two neighbors can hear me. They heard the commotion from their house, though. I'm trying to think if I can give you any more information. She She wasn't driving her car, so I have no idea. >> They almost Yeah, she did not care. She would have ran me over and my son. >> What's your name? >> Trayvon. T R E V O N. And I said I told her before she tried to find me, I said, "Put your baby down." >> Made me cry. >> I said, "Put your baby down." >> All right. >> You mind if I look in your house real quick and look at all the stuff that throw away? Let them check you out. I can just turn my camera on. We were just all right there. >> Those are her shoes, too. Right there. >> Oh, them her shoes. >> Yes, sir. >> When he threw me on the ground, I hit my head really hard right there, but I'm not sure. >> Um, just I feel like a little something right there, but it doesn't hurt. Oh, and there's glass out here. >> Any hurt in your neck or anything? >> No, sir. >> Did you lose consciousness? >> Knock you out? >> No, I didn't. I was just adrenaline rushing really, really bad. That's it. >> And he did this to my phone. He took my phone and broke it cuz he saw I was calling the cops. So, I don't know if you need to take a picture of that. >> The girlfriend provides her account, stating the conversation was calm at first. She claims the reporting woman swung first and that she struck back while holding her baby. She acknowledges that they left before officers arrived. >> You said you invited them over here. >> I did. I invited her. Well, this is how it happened. We were on the phone talking. I was talking to her on the phone at first and she sounded like she was very irritated. So I said, "Can you can you calm down and pull over since you have the baby and we'll talk?" And she was like, "Well, I'm outside." She said, "Well, I'm outside your house. We can talk now." And I said, "No, the first few minutes we're on the phone." And I said, "No, do not come to my house. I mean, don't come to my house cuz, you know, it's been drama in the past." And she was like, "I'm not on none of that. I'm calm. We can talk like we're adult." She was like, "I have my baby with me and everything. Go ahead." >> So she had her baby with her so I felt safe and I invited her and then whenever she was getting out of the car, that's when I saw him in the passenger seat and I was like, "Oh, he's with you, too?" And she was like, "Yeah." And she was like, "Want to have a family meeting?" And I told them both right before they came in. I said, "No drama." I said, "I am inviting you on my house, but no drama, no fighting, no cussing in front of my son." And at first it started off cordial. Then it got crazy cuz it my son's dad. He made it more what you call it. And he did put his hands on me. So I do I do want him. I want to >> Who broke all that in? >> She did. She picked up my thing and broke it. And my son was right there and she still threw it at me knowing my son was in front of me. I said, "Please get your baby." I was screaming her. Get your baby out of here. if you're gonna keep fighting me, because she was gonna fight me no matter what. Get the baby out of here. And he held the baby, fought me while he had the baby in her arm and was shutting the door and they both was just going crazy. >> How long has it been since you and him lived together? >> Uh, we haven't lived together in 2 years. Okay. >> We've just been co-parents and they've been together for a year. >> You said he slammed your head against the floor. >> Oh yeah, he did. He grabbed me whenever we were fighting. He grabbed me and slammed my head down on the ground and he did that a few times in the middle of us fighting. >> He's the one who grabbed my pony. >> You think anything else that I need to know? >> No, sir. I mean, they're family. They do fight a lot and they actually deal with a lot. I just don't want no drama. So >> Oh, I understand that. I'm going to do everything I can do. >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you so much. >> I'm going to go to the office and deal with them. >> Okay. Thank you. >> And since you're about to go deal with him, I do have one more thing cuz they're going to bring up Facebook. I told them before you can look on my Facebook. They are talking about >> The officer notes the reporting woman's visible injuries and significant glass damage inside the residence. The girlfriend admits to fighting inside the home and confirms they departed prior to law enforcement's arrival. >> Some girl he's cheating on her with reached out to her on Facebook. That is not me and I have nothing to do with that. That's the main reason why they're mad because of a whole cheating situation. So, I'm just bringing that up now. That has nothing to do with me. >> Okay. >> You can have a seat over there. So, I need you to tell me what happened. >> Okay. So, he told me he was like page like doing stuff or whatever like tagging me in status like talking about me or whatever. I was like, "Well, is it a dude?" He was like, "No, dudes don't do that or whatever." So then he was like, "I know it's gone or whatever." So he was like, he called her and so we was in the car and they he she was talking, "Oh, you doing this and you doing that and you know you doing this both whatever." I went mad at all. She was like, "Show me your surroundings." And he turned the camera like not on me but like towards the woods and I stopped the car and she was like, "No, show me your other surroundings or whatever." And then so I just took the phone. I said, "Hey bun, it's me or whatever." She was like, "I knew you was with your mind or whatever." She was like, "If y'all going to come over here and talk like adults, then come over here." I was like, "Yeah, we can talk like adults or whatever." Cuz I'm like, at this point, we both got chills, man. Like, it is what it is. So, we did she show you door. SHE OPEN DOOR LIKE EVERYTHING OR WHATEVER. SO, WE IN THERE just talking or whatever. You look like how I was 2 years ago or whatever. I was like, "No, I don't look like how you do two years ago." Whatever. And like she just like kept popping off, popping off, popping off, whatever. Then she was like, "If you want to fight, then put the baby down. Get a baby to David. Get a baby to David or whatever." So I was like, "Man." So I'm sitting trying to, you know, she still like coming towards me. David like, "Shamar, just chill. Just chill." Whatever. So then like she snuck on me. So when she snuck on me, I had no choice but to hit HER BACK, RIGHT? I MEAN, WE CAME IN THE WHEEL TALKING FOR ABOUT A GOOD 10 MINUTES. CALM. And it's like something just snapped in her and she just didn't like start doing the move. And I still was calm cuz my baby sitting ON MY LAP. STILL CALM. MY CHILD WAS WITH ME. So why would I go over there and go in her house with her son running around to fight? She wouldn't even invited me in if we went to fight. She would have called y'all. >> The problem ain't her inviting you in. She admitted that she invited Joanne. >> Right. >> So that wasn't that ain't the issue at hand. The issue at hand is what happened inside the house. >> We were talking. Mhm. >> So what this is what I got at this point in life. Okay. I have her with visible injuries to her mouth, her hand, the back of her head, and then she's bleeding. So, and then I look inside of a house and there is literally glass to me. >> She threw a glass at me. She threw that at me. >> A glass from one side of that apartment, slammed through the other side. >> She threw that back. >> So, >> she threw that at me. >> She whipped my baby in my hand with my jaw in my hand. She threw that at me. Based on physical evidence, statements, and prior history referenced by officers, the girlfriend is informed she will be charged with battery and cruelty to children due to fighting in the presence of minors. >> So, why didn't y'all stay there? >> Why didn't we stay? Cuz we started fighting. >> Okay. >> So, you knew the law was going to be called and then you text your sister and told your sister that she wasn't coming out if the police come over there to the house. >> No, I didn't tell her that. >> We got a going to text message. I was going to say I said no I told her I said they come to your house don't answer the door that's what I said I didn't say I wasn't coming out >> I didn't say that now >> the problem that we got >> not ever I think it's broke >> you are going to be charged with battery >> I'm going to be charged with battery and she hit me first >> you at her house inside their house and then y'all fled the scene so >> I should have stayed >> absolutely so y'all have had problems in the past you've always been the aggressor from what I can understand from other officers >> so this is the this is the problem okay so well it's hard to say she starts with you when y'all was literally a hurt. >> When I went to court, I literally >> She dropped the charges a year ago. >> No, she did. I had to go to court for that. >> She said, "Well, she dropped the charges. That's why you didn't get in trouble." So, this time we're not dropping charges. Well, when I told her straight up that when I press charges, it ain't going to be there ain't going to be nothing. So, this is what's going to happen. You're going to be charged along with him. He grabbed her and threw her on the ground, held the door closed. She couldn't get out. She was screaming for help. >> He took her phone, threw it out in the parking lot. Now, you see where this is going? A whole lot of stuff. Okay. >> So, that's him, >> right? Well, you're just as guilty as as fighting inside there. >> So, this is you're going to be charged with batter and you're also going to be charged with cruelty to children. Okay. >> The father provides his statement saying the meeting was intended to resolve social media disputes. He claims he attempted to prevent the fight while holding a baby and denies slamming the reporting woman's head. >> That's the way it's going to have to work. >> They didn't throw him off anything cuz she swung on me. >> Mhm. But how come she don't get charged with nothing? >> Well, I mean, at this point, she called the law. She was where she was supposed to be at. Y'all ran. >> Am I going like, "Am I going to have a B?" >> No, ma'am. You're going to have to go in front of a >> today or >> No, you probably won't be today. Hey, man. Tell me what happened. >> It all started out with a post, numerous posts uh being made >> um targeting me, you know, my girlfriend. you know, me knowing that it could be, you know, certain people and everything to do it, I kind of knew who it was because by the way they were testing. I'm like, "Okay, it's only one person that test like that." So, turned out to be my um baby mother's uh fun. So, I called her after I got her number. I called her and I was like, "Why did you make pages?" She tried to turn the situation and, you know, uh make it seem like it was about her page. Like, hey, I ain't I'm sorry. I didn't know I supposed to put you and your son on my story for everybody to see this and that. That's another reason how I know that it was her because how she trying to, you know, change. We was talking on the phone. My girlfriend had came to pick me up cuz uh she had been, you know, she she told me she was going to come and get me and everything. I had an interview to go to that I already attended but Brandon just wasn't there and everything. So I was going to go back to her res and stuff. So I stayed on the phone with Von and then that's when you know she was getting everything because that's my girlfriend and you know I'm talking on the phone with my baby mama and my baby mama saying this and saying that like okay keep she like keep talking because you know she don't know that she's here talking. >> So it came to a point when FaceTime was uh activated and I was talking to her on there and she started getting uh like I don't know like a feeling that I guess uh Shamar was listening in. I just, you know, ended up hitting on the camera like, "Okay, it's me. I'm here. Like, what's what's going on?" This and that. Boom. And uh like uh like a brush over, whatever. It came down to a point when like Van was like, "Okay, not going to keep doing this. Do you want to come over here and talk about this situation or not?" We go in the house and everything. She invited us in, you know, we >> The officer confronts the father with witness statements alleging he grabbed the reporting woman, held the door shut, and damaged her phone outside. We trying to have cordial talk and everything. So everything was going good until kind of bring out the page because that's the main that was the main reason I even hit you up because the pages that were made and that were this being said and like harassing and this and that. So like I know you know. So every time I bring that up it was like she'll get riled up. So I'm like okay it's deeper than that. office. She just got like went berserk out the blue and everything and was like, "Uh, okay, this happened. This happened." Boom boom. I don't give a feel about it. Blah blah blah boom type. She was like, "I really don't like you." This and that, blah, blah. So, I don't care what you do. Boom, boom, put the baby down and let's [ __ ] it. She was she was going to put put the baby down and everything, but sometime he I think I had got him because it was going to get too bright and everything. I'm I'm holding her back. She don't want to do this and everything because like we already know what Avon do like she just needs a little bit of something to call y'all and the fact that she invited us in then didn't do that. It ain't make sense. So when I was holding back and everything like you know I got my baby I'm like no no no no no V came in straight like that hit her first and everything and I'm like I'm I'm got a door open so we can go and everything. Like we literally trying to leave at this point before that part even happened. steady going this way with her, leaning her towards the door. Bun literally damn near froggy hopped over me, hit her right in the head. After that, it was just >> crazy. It was crazy after that. >> Crazy how >> crazy as in >> What was your role in that? >> My role I was trying to break it up and, you know, making sure. >> How' you try to break it up? >> Holding her like this. I was holding I holding V whenever I could get her. I'll hold her whenever I could get. But it's kind of hard when you got a baby, you know. So, I'm trying to break it up. I'm like, "No, no." They pulling in each other hair. I'm like, there ain't no way I can do this way. After she did let go and everything like that, she just started throwing and I knew it it was time to go at that point. So, I got my keys, I got her phone and everything. And think I might have grabbed her phone, too, because it was on the floor. It had a crack back on it. So, I was like, "That got to be mine." But after we got everything, [ __ ] she just started. She threw some type of ceramic thing and literally like I got my head baby head down like this LIKE SHE AH! AH! GET THE OUT. SOMEBODY CALL 911. LIKE doing every like this on the floor and we leaving at this point, you know? >> So my question is, at what point did you grab her and slam her head into the floor? >> Ain't nobody slamming. Ain't nobody I'm telling you this like >> I got I got another statement that says otherwise. And then after that, you held the door so she couldn't get out. She was hollering for help. I got a witness saying she was screaming for somebody to call 911. >> She was she was >> cuz she was holding the door closed and wasn't letting nobody out. >> And then hang on a minute. Hang on a minute. Let me finish talking and then I'll let you explain everything that I got to say. Okay. You do grab her phone, you go out there, you rip the case off of it in the Hang on a minute. I gave you an opportunity so you going to hear what I got to say and then I'm going to let you talk about it. Okay. We just went through that. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, you went outside and you took this phone case off of it. Then you slammed that phone into the ground to keep her try to break her phone. Now, that didn't come from her. That come from a a completely different witness that was out there that actually called 911 that seen everything unfold. So, that's the way that went down from somebody that ain't even involved in this. That come from a completely different witness that wasn't even involved in that. Now, >> all right. You done? >> Yeah. >> You going to let me finish that and fix it for you? Okay. Before you write it down before Yeah. As I was saying and everything when I got a phone, like I said, her phone, I make sure I grab everybody phone. I grab phone and I seen she got same iPhone as me. Literally, Vun has the same iPhone as me. It was on the floor by the uh whatever it was on the floor face down cracked on and everything. So I'm like I crack my phone and everything. So put it in my pocket and everything. After that since we on this phone topic when she was coming behind us and everything, you know, snatching door open this and that. Boom. I was looking at everything that I had making sure I had everything. I had bay phone gave it to her and I had what I thought was my phone. I looked at I was like I pressed the power button. >> What kind of phone case was on that you took off? >> Uh it was no I ain't take off no phone case. Like I said I'm going say this one more time. I looked. Okay. >> Hey, wait a minute before you keep on with your little attitude. Okay, I can I can end this conversation at all. >> I'm giving it right now. >> That's good. I'll let you know your charges here shortly. Okay, >> man. This got me locked up for nothing. >> Who got you locked up? >> Von I don't know how long I got on the phone, but the bull and everything goddamn uh she invite Von invited me and Shamar over there so we can talk about this whole what you call blah blah boom boom. All of a sudden, Vun just started saying stupid and everything and damn, she was like, "Yeah, if if you want to do something about it, they fight this man." Boom. Boom. Oh, I got a B and you know, Sage in there and everything. So, I'm like, "No, no, no, no, no, no, no." So, I'm like, she was trying to get the damn everything. I was trying to keep Shamar from damn fighting her. So, then she did some type of damn leap behind me and smack Shamar on the damn head. And so I was like, it ain't [ __ ] I can do now because trying to lead us to the damn door so we can go and sh >> what was the um police officer? The first one on the u I had to ask for where it happened at. >> Yes, sir. >> That was me, Officer McMillan. I told him I wasn't going to do it wrong. Like I got to do my job though. >> Officers charged the girlfriend with battery and cruelty to children endangering a dependent based on visible injuries. broken glass inside the residents admissions of fighting and the presence of minors during the altercation. Remember, inviting unresolved personal disputes into a private home can escalate quickly and lead to criminal charges for everyone involved. When minors are present, any physical altercation can result in additional charges related to their safety. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. This should have been handled somewhere neutral. Once it turned physical, it was over. Bringing everyone together like that clearly didn't help. You think the officers were out of options here? Watch what happens next on the body cam and tell us if you would have done the same. The next incident is when girlfriend's hasty decision to trash phone goes horribly wrong. Don't pull away. You said you took it. >> I took it and to in the garden. I got feelings. Don't say you going to do what you want to do. And you a man, right? You're hurting me. Hold up. >> Move your foot. >> On June 4th, 2022, officers responded to a residence after a report that a woman threw a man's iPhone in the trash. The woman initially denies having the phone, then admits she took it, but claims she no longer has it. >> Yeah. >> Right here. >> You know what I mean? >> So, what's going on? >> The police. >> Yes. >> What's going on? >> Come see my clothes. I don't have a phone. I don't have his phone. You want to see this? I don't have his phone >> and and the police come and see. Come on. Come see. >> That's your phone? >> No, I guess not. >> Talking my chance. Come and see. I don't have his phone. >> No. Come see. COME ON, SON. T MY CLOSET UP. I don't have his phone. >> Well, I'm going to jail. I'm good about it. I I'm good about it. >> Why would he think you have he you have his phone? I took it, but I don't have it now. Come and see. You come see. >> I'm not going to dig around and look. >> No, you ain't digging and look, but come see. I don't have his phone. >> That's the part. I don't have it, son. Right here. I don't have his phone. >> Okay. You said you took it and then what? >> I I don't Sir I ain't got his phone, sir. So, dollar number. >> I'm not dialing nobody no >> You just told me you >> Yeah, I took it. Yeah, but I don't have it now. >> So, what did you do with it after you took it? >> I to in the garbage. I don't have his phone. I know. I don't have his phone. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go, man. >> You go see. I don't have his phone. >> I'm not going dig and look for somebody's phone. >> I don't need to go inside. >> It's right there. It's right there. I don't have his phone. >> Why did you >> Look, my son right there. I don't What would you do with the phone? >> Why did you throw it away? When did you throw? >> The officer asks clarifying questions about which garbage can and whether the phone was placed in a bag. The woman becomes argumentative challenges the officer's tone and refuses to retrieve the phone herself. >> Throw it away. Where did you throw it away? >> I throw in the but I don't have his phone. >> Oh, when? >> When? Early. I throw it. But I don't have >> Where at? >> In the garbage can. I don't have his phone. >> Jesusing Christ. Hello. Hello. Know what you say? No. I I ain't like what you say. >> What? >> No. What did he say? >> I don't have I don't have >> I don't have a >> You put it You just threw it in here. You put it in the garbage. >> I BROKE THE GLASS. I THOUGHT it was fun. Sir, >> I I I get that. You said you threw it in the garbage. Now, did you put it in a can? Did you put it in a bag OR WHAT? >> YOU AIN'T GOING TO TALK TO ME LIKE THAT. I'M GOING TO TAKE IT OUT. >> As tensions rise, the officer instructs her not to walk away. She continues arguing and physically pulls away when the officer attempts to detain her. >> Hold on. You ain't going to talk to me like that. Put you in a bag. >> 15. >> You You come to me. You ain't going to talk to me like that. >> YOU AIN'T GOING NO NO NO NO NO. Hold on, sir. >> You ain't going to talk to me. You got a badge, but you going to state me that respect. >> You going to give me respect, too? >> Me, too. >> I came here GIVING YOU RESPECT. >> OKAY. NO, BUT WHAT YOU DIDN'T SAY TO Y'ALL OF THAT? NO, NO, NO. >> I came here giving you respect. You ain't gave me [ __ ] Don't Don't walk away. Don't walk away. Now >> you going to figure >> the officer places her in handcuffs after she resists instructions. Miranda writes are read and she is secured in the patrol vehicle. >> We're going to figure this out real quick. >> I Sir, you don't go in my closet. >> Why am I going to go check in your closet? You told me you do it IN THE GARBAGE. >> BUT YOU WON'T SEE. I DON'T >> GO IN THE GARBAGE and get it. >> I'm not going there. >> Go in the garbage and get it. >> Not me. I ain't put my hand in that. If you want, you go get it. Get it over there. Put your hands behind you back. >> Don't walk away. Don't walk away. I promise you. >> Don't pull away. >> 30 headquarters 1105. >> Call it. >> Walk this away. >> Anything you think can be help. The reporting man tells officers he only wanted his phone back and does not wish to press charges. He explains the phone was taken from his porch and that a dispute led to it being damaged and discarded. >> To get you in the court of law, you got a right for an attorney cannot afford one. One will be appointed to you. Anytime you can exercise these rights not answer any questions, make any statement. You understand? >> Did anybody see where she threw at >> the phone? Man, >> do you have the phone number? >> No, I'm looking at it. >> Do you have that guy's phone number? >> You unlock me. I Sir, I done had it all. Go >> you. Come around to the other side. >> I don't have that for him. My son told him. >> Have a seat. >> I don't have that for him. >> Have a seat, >> sir. Can you see? No. Slide over. >> I can't. This is my first time riding up in the gym like >> All right, slide over. >> No, please. I'm asking please. >> Hey, I'm asking you to slide over. There you go. Thank you. >> Don't make no [ __ ] sense. The man don't talk to you or talk what you [ __ ] what you say. I say they say you nothing for nothing. and nothing. >> Make [ __ ] man. >> Call uh your mama. >> Call your mama. Call your mama. >> You going to get the phone? >> He don't have it. >> Where he went? Does Does he know? >> He don't know. He >> does he have the phone? Anybody have Chad's number that we could call and try to see? >> I She done call the phone and all that. >> I wish. >> Officers explain that the arrest decision was based on her behavior during the investigation, not the phone itself. The man reiterates he does not want her jailed but understands it is out of his control. >> I don't know. Don't make no don't make no sense. >> 10fold. We call for understand. >> No, that's cool. And we we're trying to figure out where the phone was at, but >> she want to get smart and have an attitude. ran up. I was next door across the yard, grabbed my phone, got ran in the house. I ran in the house. So I I've got my phone on top of the porch. You want a witness? Witness. I'm not trying to press charges on a woman. I'm just trying to >> get my phone. Get what I'm saying? >> Yeah. That's That's all we were trying to do. >> She is a single mother, >> so I'm not trying to She a single mother, right? >> So I'm not trying to put her in jail. You understand what I'm saying? >> I get that. We wasn't I wasn't >> I I know I know >> I was just trying to get your phone. >> I know. I know. I know. I appreciate it. But she acting stupid, man. Tell that girl come to the door. Get my phone. >> She in her car. She going to jail. >> She had an attitude. It's It's past that point. >> Oh, okay. >> I told like I said, I wasn't trying to arrest her. I was trying to get your phone. >> She won't play cards certain way. >> Cars will name >> Chad Anthony Johnson. Oh, I have to get back to you with that one. >> I ain't got no numbers at the top of my head. >> What kind of phone was it? It was a iPhone 11. iPhone 11 12. Not the Pro room. >> iPhone 11. >> Yeah, 11 or 12. Not a Pro. I can't remember exactly, but they're not the Pro room. >> Any kind of like case or stickers or >> uh black kids on the back and they got a sticker that says uh the GNC sticker that says uh >> got like a little key ring that you slide your finger through on the back of it. >> You know, like the mounted when you sit down and watch it. Got a GNC. Officers give the woman an opportunity to avoid jail by producing the phone. She continues giving conflicting statements about whether it is in an outside trash can or inside the home. >> Going to back up. Gold, red, white, black. So it ain't nothing I can do to help her at this point in time. >> At this point, no. Because the reason she's going to jail is strictly because of her attitude and the way she talking back. >> No, I'm kidding. I didn't do it to her. Oh, >> but that's my phone. And if I mean, y'all have an officer that live back in the friend. Maybe you could talk to the officer. Um, you cutting that. Maybe I'm I'm I'm just asking for a little lenency with this woman. I don't know if she might understand what I'm trying to do. You get what I'm saying? I don't know how you feel and I don't know what she does cuz I wasn't here. You understand what I'm saying? >> Ain't that I can do it. It's out of my hand. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She got to go. It's gone now. >> That's over with this sir. >> Not at all. >> Phone was on my porch. >> Uh-huh. >> She came. She took the phone off on my banister. She can't move. >> We did have a camera, but it not operation. >> Not operating. The phone was there. I threw the phone down. She must have She broke his glass. >> She said she threw it in the garbage. This is why I went in that car. She walked around the street. My sister reh. The woman didn't bust my glass. I still didn't call y'all. You understand? I'm trying to be lenient here cuz she's a single parent who going to watch her kids. >> But if she going to be stupid, >> how many kids she got? >> She have two. >> Where's the one death? So I'm I'mma end up staying with >> Where's Where's your Honda? >> Right. No, I'm not pressing charges on that, but I'm just asking you. You see how lenient I'm being? >> Well, you see the pattern that >> was it her that did that? >> Yes. >> He wrong. He He wrong. He wrote, he wrote. >> Listen to me. >> He won't. >> Listen to me. >> My chair right there. My B. He >> listen to me. >> This Listen to me. >> That hurt nothing. He ain't got no time to move. >> Listen to me. >> Okay. Oh no. >> Okay. >> I going to let me go. But he still wrong, sir. >> Listen to me. You got two options. >> Two options. You understand? >> Yes, sir. My baby did. >> You option one. That's >> transported to the jail and booked. >> Option two, I cut you a summon if you get that phone. >> Sir, go in the closet, please. >> Huh? >> Throw my clothes. I don't have the phone. I tore my clothes up. >> You told me you took it. >> I took it. I threw in the garbage. I don't >> Oh my goodness. >> Cuz if this phone doesn't reappear, you going to the jail house. >> Come on, let's go in the closet. The woman admits breaking the phone's glass and placing it in the garbage, but remains unclear about its exact location. Officers attempt to verify the trash container she referenced. >> Let's go see. >> Why we need to go in the closet if you told me? >> I don't have it, sir. I'm sorry. >> You threw it in the garbage. >> Yes, I don't have it. >> What garbage can? You You don't have it. No, you don't. But you put it somewhere. So, you're going to tell me where you put it and get it or you going to jail? He call the police on me. >> Michelle, listen. Just please. >> Okay. >> If you have the phone, just tell them where my pur and Kelly and me and me kill me to my everything got my right. >> I know. I just want your room. >> Okay. It's to up, right? It's to up, right? >> You said you threw it. >> I thought the GUARD WAS A HOUSE. >> WHY WE LOOKING IN THE IN the closet? >> It not in my house. So why why you calling me? is not in my house. So why you calling people? >> You said you took it. >> I took it to in the garbage. In the go in the garbage. Yes, >> sir. I'm going to say I'm respecting I'm respecting it. >> So where in the garbage? What garbage can? >> Right here. But you I'm going get it myself. >> What is it in? >> Let me Can you tell me? >> I ain't never gi this. I can tell you now. >> Never going to >> Is it in a bag? Is it just thrown in there? >> I Sir I Sir I Can Y'all say I want J my life? >> Yeah. I'm done with him now. I'm done with it. >> It's in that green garbage can right there. >> Yes, sir. And no. And we going to go look at We going to look together. You want to look together? We going to look together. No, but I'm put some gloves on. I'm in. >> It should be in there, sir. Please, sir. I ain't no one G in my life. Never put my name. Never. Did you put it in something or just throw the phone straight in there? >> No, me and him got into it. It was like a misunderstanding. He got into it. It was a misunderstanding. He got mad cuz I said about what he done like you know boom boom boom boom right. It was a misunderstanding. He didn't like what I say. So he like he say we friends we I'm going to do what I want to do and and you a man. I got feelings right. >> No I got feelings right? >> I got feelings right. What he said right? He going to do what he going to do, right? I I got feelings, right? Right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And that why me that that's the mess. That's how it went down. That's how it went. That's how it went down. I got feelings. Don't say you going to do what you want to do. And you a man, right? You ain't going to tell a woman that, right? Right or wrong. >> I'm not I'm not in your situation. >> Not real. After continued non-compliance and resistance, she is transported. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Where at in that garbage can get in the phone, >> boo. Go in the closet. I tore that thing up. Boo. I don't do the closet bull. Don't Don't start getting me to run around and give me a head. I'm going show you something. I'm going show you something. No, let me put some gloves on. I ain't put my hand I a put my hands in the car. Let me let you see the the real cuz I know it's mess with him cuz he see you came. He ain't come over here, right? No. Did he came? He came with me, sir. Did he came over here? >> I'm good. I'm good, buddy. >> What's the >> Tell him where the phone at. He gave you two options. >> Rock claws out the closet. I can't do nothing with the claws or care. I don't have it, man. >> We understand that. But he need to know where it is. >> They're gonna take you into >> I beat the glass of that foam. I beat the glass of the foam and I put in the garbage. That's all I can tell you. >> That's all I can tell you. I can't tell you. >> In that garbage can, >> my That's all I can tell you, sir. >> Is it that garbage can or is it a garbage can in your house? >> In >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> What? What garbage can? No. Listen to me. >> No, you listen to me. What garbage can? Go in the thing. >> No, I'm I'm telling you cuz I ain't never went to jail in my life. >> Well, if you don't stop Go right here. Go right here. >> What is right here? >> Can I get it, please? >> No, you're going to tell me where it's at. >> No, you're hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> I don't know about this here. This is my first time. So, like, see, look. This is my I don't know about jail. >> They're They're not built for comfort. >> Is it in this garbage can or a garbage can in the house? I'm not >> I'm asking you one more time. Is it this garbage can out here or is it one inside? >> Go look. But I know I beat it up. I beat the glass out. I'll beat that glass. >> Sir, >> move your foot. >> Move your foot. >> Please don't do that. >> Move your foot. >> I I beat it. >> Move your foot. >> Don't do that. Please don't do that. Hold up. >> Move your foot. >> NO. BUT I >> MOVE YOUR FOOT. >> LISTEN. >> Let's go. You listen to me. You had your chance. and Michelle Coleman was charged with resisting an officer and disturbing the peace. Officers indicated the arrest was based on her physical resistance refusal to comply with lawful commands and escalating behavior during the investigation. Remember, cooperating calmly during an investigation can significantly affect how a situation is resolved. Even if a reporting party does not want charges filed, conduct toward officers can independently result in arrest. This is the reaction of netisonens to this situation. He didn't even want to press charges. This escalated over a phone that could have been handed back. Arguing with the officer made it worse. The tension is already high, or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life. Pause and comment. What you do here, bro? >> I'm not going to hell today, bro. I ain't I ain't >> J. Be cool, man, or you're going to get tased. What' you do with the knife? >> What are you doing? >> On June 1st, 2024 officers respond to a report that a man allegedly slashed his exgirlfriend's tires at a mall. When approached, he immediately appears agitated and keeps his hands in his pockets despite repeated commands to remove them. Morning. >> What's going on? >> What's going on? >> Y'all got me. >> I got you. >> What you pulled up on me for? >> I wanted to talk to you >> about what? >> So, what's the deal with what's your face up there at the moment? Ain't no deal about me. >> Ain't no deal about nothing. >> Hey, take your hands out of your pocket for me. Let me >> Youard me. Get your face out. >> What's going on, man? What happened? >> What you doing for? >> What happened at the mall? >> I ain't I ain't been up at no more. Look, you tell these people where I just come from. Well, why did you dip out when you saw me like that? >> Because I got a warning. So, >> so what? >> Explain to me what went down. >> I just >> Who is this? >> Put them all. >> Officers inform him that a witness identified him as the person who cut the tires. He denies the accusation and challenges officers to search him while also stating he is not going to jail. >> On the phone, where did I just come from? Wasn't I just over there? >> Where were you? What did she say? >> Where was I just at? >> Oh, I did on Kirby. >> On Kirby? >> I just left from over there. You can check cameras and everything. >> So, you just dipped out cuz you thought you have warrants. I do have one. >> Where? Out of Champagne? >> No. >> So, you were already identified up at the mall by the witness. Okay. >> I identified by what witness? >> The witness who saw you cut your ex-girlfriend's tires. >> I ain't cut nobody mother tire. >> Check my check my pocket. >> I'm not saying you have a knife on you. >> Come up to the hood of my car, man. Well, I'll pat you down in front of my camera. >> Bro, you going to try to arrest me? I ain't going to jail today. >> No, we do it in front of our cameras and we pat people down there. >> Bro, I'm not going to jail today, bro. I ain't I ain't did >> We're here to talk to you about this, Max. I don't. There's two sides to every story. >> So, we get one half and if we don't get anything from you, I can only go on one half of the story. So, just let me know what happened. I already know you were there. I just need to know what happened. >> J, be cool, man, or you going to get >> During handcuffing, he questions the officer's actions, asks what happened to the knife, and repeatedly complains about the tightness of the cuffs. >> Tased. >> All right. Right now, you're under arrest for criminal damage. Step over to the car. >> All right. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Step over the car. >> All right. >> What you do? What' you do with the knife? >> Put your hands behind your back, man. >> Okay. Okay. Damn. You ain't got to do all that. >> Let go of your hand. >> I am not using my hand. What do you like [ __ ] I said, "Okay, damn. >> You don't have to, bro. You don't have to just stop doing, >> man. It be all good. You'll be able to get it, >> bro. Why he steady pushing on me like that? God damn. >> You dropped your ski one time. >> He steady throwing me up against the car." >> All right, let's Can you move these up loose a little bit? They're >> I can stick my whole finger through here. >> Bro, these [ __ ] tight. They're not supposed to be comfortable. >> Come on. We'll grab your [ __ ] >> Hold on. Grab my phone. >> We'll grab it. Come on. >> You got a stick set or focus. >> Brandon, let me fix. Damn, bro. These is tight. Can you loosen it, please? Just >> Okay, I will tell you. No, I don't. I don't have me that would sit stab poke you. >> Doesn't matter. I'm searching you anyway, man. You know what I mean? >> Don't search me. >> Can't push my glass up. >> You don't want your glasses. >> No, push them up. >> Oh, you push them up. All right, I'll take these. You got a case for these? >> Yeah. Sit in my pocket. >> Hey, Sides, you can get them. Loosen these up a little bit, please. Just a little bit. Like, I ain't going to do >> I'm not going to lose all your cash, man. So, I'm going to hold on to just a second. Put it in the bag. Okay, they're fine. Damn. Side you really? >> I just made sure they're good. >> You got two sets of shorts on here? No. >> So, this y'all want to do? >> What do we want to do? >> You ain't going to loosen the handcuffs up a little bit. >> They're perfectly fine. >> They cut my wrist. >> Handcands aren't comfortable. Okay, they're fine. The sooner we get over there, the sooner you get out of handcuffs. Okay. >> I already checked them for you. You're good. >> You guys good? >> Yeah. >> All right, you can get in the car. All right. >> No, I ain't no getting no cop. Loose. Loosen these handcuffs up, >> dude. I already checked them. >> We just checked them. >> Stop. >> No. Ain't no stop. >> No. How do you think they're going to get more comfortable? >> They hurt. >> God damn. >> Look, I'll check them again. They fit. >> Officers attempt to reposition the cuffs while instructing him to sit in the vehicle. He continues arguing and refuses to comply, escalating the situation. >> So, turn your wrist towards each other. Like this. >> Like that. Keep them like that. Do you see my wrist? >> Yes. >> Do you see how fat the wrist is? >> Yes. We can get fingers in there. They're loose. >> No. Look at the Look at the Look at Look at it. >> Stop flexing. >> Keep your wrist. Hey, look at me. Keep your wrist like this. >> Serge, I'm I'm going ask you, please. That's all I'm asking. >> Can you loosen while I get in the car with no problem? Look. >> Okay. So, what I'll have you do, I'll have you sit and then I'll have you turn your face towards me and I'll check them again and see if I can get him looser. Okay. Take a seat and then spin towards me. No, I ain't getting into your >> We just y'all ain't going to do >> We don't want to do anything. >> This hurt. >> Sit in the car. Spin towards me and I'll adjust them. >> You're tensing up. >> You twisting my you talking about? >> Will you sit in the car and turn towards me and I'll loosen them up? >> You're not. You going to slam the door on me. >> Keep your wrist like this. sit in the car, turn towards me, and I'll adjust. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> I know you're not >> right. Can't So, can you just listen? >> When he resists entering the vehicle and continues pulling away, officers warn him about additional charges. He is secured in the patrol car and informed he will face criminal damage resisting arrest and additional prior charges. >> A little bit, please. This hurt. Look at my Look at my >> Stop turning your wrist. Turn your arm. See that? >> What are you doing? Stop it. >> You twisting it. >> You twisting it. >> Is that a full cage? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to give you more room. Come over here. >> All right. Take a seat. >> You going You going >> take a seat. >> You got me. >> Yep. >> Hold on. >> Take a seat. >> Hold on. >> Take a seat. Spin. Side. Spin. No, you not [ __ ] You >> don't fight us. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Can you grab my glasses before you break them? >> You're about to get pepper sprayed. >> 100%. >> Okay, now you're getting resisting. You get in here. I ain't resisting. You tell them what I said. What' you say? >> I appreciate that, man. >> I didn't I didn't want to go to >> I I get it. >> So, what's my charge? >> Oh, today you're being charged with criminal damage, resisting arrest, domestic battery, >> theft arrest. >> Yep. >> Hold on. T Come here, please. >> No. I have some questions for you, but I'm going to read you your Miranda rightits before I >> Come here, please. >> I'm going to read you your Miranda rightits. Ma'am, >> I just need you to say yes or no that you understand him. Okay, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand these? >> He begins yelling, kicking the patrol car door, and asking for assistance. Officers instruct him to stop. >> Can you add? >> He's not coming over here. I'm talking to you. Do you understand these rights? >> No, I don't. I'm insane. You would not like to speak to me. >> So, what's my charge? >> I just told you. >> No, you didn't. >> For today's case, criminal damage and resisting arrest. Uh, from previous case, domestic battery and theft. >> Dad, what did that do? >> I have no idea. >> Mental. We don't have a mental hospital like that. I can't just like take you to strides or not strides. Um, Something wrong with me, man. >> I need to go to the middle hospital. >> What's going on? >> You got to help me. >> What? >> I'm not doing Please help me. Please. You want >> stop twisting your arm. You're all right. >> Stop it. >> Stop it. >> Nothing. What' you say? >> Stop it. >> Nothing. >> What did you say? >> Stop. >> Stop what? >> Kicking the door. >> What? >> Because I told you to. >> You already tried me with all this [ __ ] One male on an awan. >> Stop. I am, but he's going to stop this. >> So, you want to say >> Hey, good. Hey, hey, good ass on me. resistance, but y'all want to grab me and play all that puss. >> The man was charged with domestic battery theft with intent to control aggravated stalking, violating an order of protection, multiple counts of criminal damage to property, including government property, and resisting or obstructing a peace officer. Remember, failing to comply with lawful police commands can quickly escalate an encounter and lead to additional charges. Disputes following relationship breakdowns can carry serious legal consequences when emotions override judgment. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. He made it worse by arguing every step of the way. The cuffs became the focus instead of the actual charges. Once he resisted getting in the car, it added even more trouble. You think this call can't get worse? The body cam captures the exact second officers rush in. Comment if you felt that spike. The next incident is when boyfriend beater flees in panic. When cops show up for arrest. >> I guess I'm a little dramatic sometimes. So, I know who Christine Leblanc is. All right? And you are not her. Stop. I WILL TASE YOU. STOP RESISTING. >> LET ME. >> On March 9th, 2022, officers responded to a neighborhood following a report of possible domestic violence. A woman claims she argued with her ex and ran into nearby bushes, but states he did not hit her. >> Can you talk to me for a minute? I think it's something the trick. I'm just staying at this hotel right here. >> You're staying at the hotel? >> Yeah. And he's my ex. And we were fighting right there. I can sit right here. You're leaving me alone. And of course that >> drag you into the woods. >> No, no, no. The guy wearing trying to get away like an idiot and then off. >> Is that from him or from you? >> No. For me. Is that an idiot? Where's he at? >> I'll be right here in the bathroom. >> Just hang out for a second, okay? Till we figure out what's going on. Okay. >> I mean, no, he didn't hit me or anything. He didn't do anything bad. >> Well, we just got We got to just figure stuff out. So, just be patient. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I I yelled saying, "Get off." Like, "Yo, get away from me." So, that probably why people. >> Do you have ID on you, hun? >> Huh? >> Do you have ID on you? >> I want to see what's inside. Is he in that camp? >> He didn't come out. >> No. Were you guys? >> Well, he was not there. >> Were you guys at the camp? >> Well, I started running towards the camp. >> Okay. Why? >> Just because we got into a little argument right here. And I was just like, you know what? I had it. So, I started going that way. He followed me. I was like, "Please just like leave it alone. Like, go back inside. Go back into the hotel. Leave me alone." Of course, he's stubborn and didn't want to leave me alone. garment. >> Officers question inconsistencies in her information. When they check her provided name and birth year, the details do not match official records. >> Leave me alone. I start screaming and I ran into bushes and everything. So, I mean like he didn't hurt me. He didn't, you know, nothing like that. It's just I guess I'm a little dramatic sometimes. >> Okay. >> I do apologize. >> You have an ID with you? >> I don't. Like I said, give me a minute. I can run and grab it. What's your What's your name, hun? >> Christine. >> Christine what? >> Christine Leblanc. >> Leblanc. What year were you born? Huh? >> 1990. >> I got anything with your name on it? >> Nails. It's all like my makeup and stuff. I don't really have anything that I You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> If you give me a moment, I can grab it. I'm literally right here. >> N just hang out a second. >> Oh, sweaty and hot. >> What's his name? >> Jason. >> Jason what? >> I think he was like >> Jason Thompson. >> They got pine needles everywhere at the pee. I mean, it was just a stupid little argan. Just >> hang out for a second. All right. Hey, where you going? >> Just see where he is. Just see where he is. Let's >> Let's point him out at least. Let's hang out right here. Where was he at? >> Where all that stuff is? >> Yeah. >> So, h the birthday that she gave me as >> officers inform her she is lawfully detained and warned that providing false information could lead to criminal charges. She continues insisting the false name is hers. >> Match up with the name you gave me. So, I'm going to let you know. Listen, okay, right now we're investigating a possible domestic battery. Okay? >> So, listen. Just listen to me. Okay? So, you are lawfully detained for an investigative purpose. I'm asking you your name. >> Let's forget about what you just told me. If you lie to me and you give me wrong information, you can be criminally charged. >> I understand that. >> So, I need to know who you are. >> My name is Kristen Leblanc and I am born in 1990. >> Have you ever had any interactions with Sarasota Police? >> No. Um, not since I don't know 10 years ago or something like that. >> And there's nothing in that giant purse with your name on it. >> I could check. >> Let's check. >> Cards, cards. >> Okay. How about a credit card with your name on it? Anything? >> Credit cards. >> Let me You mind if I take a look? Not really, sir. >> Okay. >> There was no domestic violence, though, so that's what I don't understand. Unless there's somebody else over there, but that wasn't anything to do with me. >> I would love for you to try to talk to him because he's the one that was yelling at the street. >> Where's your ID at >> inside the hotel? >> What room are you staying in? >> No, you're not going anywhere. >> 319. >> It's under my name. Kristen. Christine. >> Is it Kristen or Christine? Christine Leblanc. All right. Here's where we're at with that. And I'm just going to give you this full disclosure. All right. Stop walking around. >> Hey, stop walking around. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I know who Christine Leblanc is. All right. And you are not her. What is your name? >> That's my name. >> What is your name? >> I'm telling you that's my name. So, I promise you could if you get my ID, I could get it for you. >> Please. >> What's your name? >> I just told you my name. >> She runs and officers pursue her on foot. After repeated commands, they take her to the ground and place her in handcuffs while instructing her to stop resisting. >> I will tase you. Hey, stop right now. I got her. >> GET ON THE GROUND. TURN OVER. >> TURN OVER. >> TURN OVER NOW. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. STOP RESISTING. >> STOP RESISTING. JAY, JAY, JAY, >> stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get that hand. >> Let me breathe. Let me breathe. Got it. >> Let me breathe. >> Stop resisting. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> RELAX. >> I can't breathe. I really can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> California attack Lincoln 121. >> While detained, she complains of difficulty breathing and minor pain from the fall. An officer explains that further attempts to flee will result in stronger force. Black. >> You claw me, you're going to have a problem. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> All right, she's cuffed. >> I can't breathe. Get me off the floor. Get me off the floor. >> Please get off the floor. >> I can't breathe. >> All right. All right. I'm done. I'm done. Can I? >> No. >> Thank you. >> My leg hurts. I'm not going to run. I'm not going to go here. Please. Please. I'm not going to go anywhere. Can you let me move on here? >> No. >> Can you get Jay at least? He's down there, please. >> Definitely. >> Stop. >> Oh, all right. I can't stand up. >> NO. I ALREADY TOLD YOU YOU CAN'T STAND UP. SIT DOWN. STOP MOVING. >> Deborah Consulo. This looks a lot like you, Christine. >> Yeah, she's not going. >> You okay? >> Christine, let me explain something to you, okay? >> I may not have been in that good a shape back in the day, but I am now. >> And I'm the reason you ended up on the ground. So, I want to explain something to you. If you get up or try anything silly to try to run again, >> that's going to happen worse. Do you understand me? I know. >> So, you're going to sit there right where you are. You understand? >> Yes. Yes. >> I just want to make sure my expectations of you are very, very clear. >> I cannot guarantee your safety if you don't listen to my lawful comm. >> A search of her belongings reveals a small baggie and straw, but no immediate contraband confirmed on scene. Officers question her about possible warrants and why she ran. Do >> you understand? Can you just move the hair out of my face? Lean forward. I'm going to get this fanny pack off you. >> Can I smoke and see if I >> You may not smoke anything. You can sit right there and not move. If you move, I'm going to perceive you're trying to do something that's going to hurt me. >> Do you have a warrant or what's your deal? Huh? >> Why run? Why go through all this? What's going on? >> Because I found Huh? >> You're new to Sarasota? No, I guess here >> other than this little baggie in here and the straw that you have. >> How many phones do you have? >> They're available, you know, black female detent. So, got a little bag that was inside this mania pack here. And then in this guy, I don't see any large just straw. And then but there's I found rock or anything else. >> You're Is your hand okay for right now? You got >> All right. Are you good if I move my car so it doesn't get flown on the road? >> Hey, remember what I said? And if you move, >> I promise I'm >> going to be worse than the last time. You understand me? >> Promise. >> Am I allowed to maybe take a pull of cigarette? I know I shook your neck and I don't know. >> There's no way I can just name Ruby. >> Robert Union Tom Henry Ida. >> She admits she was on probation and says she fled because she was scared. Officers verify her true identity as Deborah Consolo and determine she has an active warrant. >> Lee, >> what's going on? >> She fell down. >> Where did she fall? right here. >> Better than getting tased and right off the ground. >> Yeah, I got you. >> Where's your at >> right now? My face shoulder. My >> shoulder right >> there. Yeah, you got a pretty uh good little road line on you. So, you have a warn or what? >> I mean, we're sort of past this at this point. We're going to find out. You have a warn or what? >> I don't know yet, honestly. I I was on purpose. >> Why wouldn't you just stay and talk to us? >> Cuz I got scared. >> So, you thought running from two cops was a good idea? >> No. >> I mean, you were literally already informed that you're lawfully detained. >> We gave you a chance to start over and give us your real name cuz we knew you were lying to us and you still chose to do that. That wasn't real smart. And um >> what's your first name? >> Deborah. Are you barefooted? >> She wasn't slides. I think they came off somewhere along the uh >> Lamborghini test run. You know, >> they really weren't even mine. They're his. He took his shoes. >> Why were you running from the cops? >> Why were you running? >> Cuz I had I put on >> Okay, so that makes it that much easier for you to run from the cops. >> No. Huh? >> I'm scared. >> Let me tell you something. In this world, you can run from these guys, but they're eventually going to find you. You don't win. Do you not watch Cops on TV? >> They lose all the time. >> My first day on day shift. I thought I'd have less of this. I thought it was a nice switch over. >> Deborah, I got to ask you simple questions. You know where you're at? >> Where you at? >> Sarasota. >> Sarasota. Okay. After confirming her identity and warrant status, officers formally place her under arrest for providing false information and resisting without violence. She is evaluated for minor scrapes before transport. >> What year are we in? >> 2002. >> 2002. >> 22. >> 22. >> All right. Who's the current president of the United States? >> Biden. >> 6003. Any reason why you need to go to the hospital right now? >> Just so you know, too, the custo don't come off. >> 29 is 54 reference. But she does have Florida. What's happening? Whether you guys need help put her in the car or >> the bottom of your foot. >> Yeah. All right. >> That's fine. Gloves. >> What else? >> What's that? >> Gloves. >> Oh, yeah. >> Hello, I'm Sergeant Mor of the Sarasota Police Department. >> You understand why you've been arrested today? >> Orange Avenue and then we have a warrant for your arrest. They told you that? >> No, I was born. >> You didn't know you had a warrant? >> Why'd you lie about your name? >> Cuz I thought I was on probation. >> Oh, you knew you didn't get one. You didn't want to get in trouble with the probation officer. Um, well, you're going to be arrested today for resisting without violence, giving a false name, and then they're going to take you to the warrant. I see you got a scrape on your shoulder and on your toes. Is that on your knee there? You may have to take her to the hospital. I don't know. She take her to the gel and see if they'll take him. Who's who? I kind of doubt they're going to take her like that. Oh my god. >> Rotate this arm down. >> Hold on. Oh, the air feels nice. >> All right, Deborah, pull your feet in there for a second. Okay, I'm going to close the door and turn the air on. >> Just slide slide your butt. Don't go face first. >> All right. grab them with your shoulder. And this really hurts so badly. I fell automatic, but just put it on there for you. >> Deborah Consol was charged with fraud/impersonation for providing false identification to law enforcement and resisting an officer without violence. Officers also confirmed an active warrant which contributed to her arrest. Remember, providing false identification and fleeing from officers can escalate a routine investigation into additional criminal charges. Remaining honest and compliant during lawful detention often prevents situations from becoming more serious. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. She made it worse by running after being told she was detained. If she had just given her real name, it probably wouldn't have escalated like that. Fear led to a bad decision that added more charges. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. >> You want TO PLAY? >> NO. SWEAR TO GOD. >> She never put her hands on me. >> It's recorded on >> Please stop. I have kids, bro. >> I don't speak to police at all. On December 13th, 2023 officers responded to a motel regarding a noise complaint involving a couple arguing over the girlfriend going through her boyfriend's phone. What began as a loud verbal dispute escalated into an arrest. Guess what? >> Can we can we go outside, please? >> Yeah, please. >> Oh, you being a big person. THAT'S RIGHT. >> YOU BEING A BIGGER PERSON NOW. >> What's going on? >> Ain't nothing. We all good, bro. >> Okay. >> We all good. She She called him. So if if you want to know what's going on, you can ask her. But like I don't want to, you know, be good. >> I love her. >> The girlfriend becomes increasingly emotional, yelling and pacing. The boyfriend says she is upset over something she found in his phone. >> But what I'm telling you, what I'm telling you, papa, you just got >> you said you this room. Guess what? You can have this room cuz I don't need that drone in my mind. >> You right. >> I don't need that drone in my life. >> Yeah. >> Go get a piece of mind. This anybody here? >> Anybody has any physical injuries? Anybody put their hands on each other? >> Nope. >> We didn't put no hand. We just argued. >> So why she so worked up for her? >> She she infatuated. >> Okay. So she went to your phone and normal stuff that happens when females go through men's phones and [ __ ] like that. >> All right. Listen. I'm going to >> That's my daughter, man. >> Okay. >> But I know >> that's my dad. >> Okay. She gone about this dude like for nothing like you taking up THAT DOING ME WRONG. YOU TAKING UP that's doing me wrong. You taking up that's doing me wrong. You taking up for that's doing ME WRONG. YOU TAKING UP OKAY, so guess what? You want to You want to play? Do dirty red want to play with me? DO DIRTY DO DIRTY RED WANT TO PLAY WITH ME TODAY? Cuz I'm with it. >> Come on. Come on. >> You want No. No, I'm with it. NO, YOU NEED TO GROW THE UP CUZ YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THE GOING ON AND YOU COME OVER HERE RUNNING YOUR WHAT TYPE OF DADDY ARE YOU? >> I relax. >> I just need a lighter. >> I just need a lighter, bro. >> Listen, I have a lighter in my car. NO, >> I SWEAR TO GOD. I swear to God. >> No, listen. I'm taking it, BRO. Listen to me. >> I'm tired of even doing me dirty, bro. >> LISTEN TO ME. >> I'M SO TIRED. I'm tired. >> Kids in Listen, >> I'm tired. >> You guys have kids in common? >> I need to light it, please. >> Lex, do you guys have kids in common? >> Just what, bro? >> Where's Where's Where's Where's he or she at? >> Gone. Where is this? >> So, nobody's here. It's just you, him, and your father, right? >> That's That's the day over there. >> Okay. So, did anything physical happen other than the stuff that's >> police separate the parties. The boyfriend continues to deny that she physically assaulted him. >> No. >> All right. Nobody put their hands on each other. No, I just want to go and you ass >> I need a lighter, please. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> I I will get you a lighter. Just come inside. It's cold outside. Lexus. >> OH MY GOD. NOBODY [ __ ] REAL. >> ALL RIGHT, LEXUS, just just walk to my car for you real quick. I got I got a light for you. All right. All right. Come on. >> I need a cigarette. >> So, where your cigarette at then? >> Huh? Listen to me. >> Listen to me. How long you and him has has been dating for? >> 4 years, bro. >> 4 years. All right. Did Did other than the whole pushing the shoving thing? Did anything happen today? >> I'm so tired, bro. >> Alexis, come here. Look. I got a lighter in my car. Right here. >> Right here. Listen to me. Stop. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. All right. Look at me. Look at me. IT'S COLD. >> BLOW ASS. >> Come here. Alexis. Alexis, come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Bro, >> no. She She Listen. Come here. Come here. Come here. I'm trying I'm trying not not not to put your handcuffs. All right. But you're out here and you're yelling. You're calling me any other service. Okay. You have >> She resists being detained, arguing that she did not push him. Officers explain that under state law, domestic violence arrests can proceed based on officer observed probable cause, even if the victim declines charges. >> So girl, I'm going to go. >> Okay. Well, listen. As right now, you're being placed on the arrest, okay? Because you >> So now I'm going to jail because you and we didn't even do anything. I didn't even do anything, bro. I didn't even do, bro. You see this? Put me through. She didn't touch me, bro. >> But they >> they can't do anything. >> No, they they don't understand. But what he's saying is they they can't do anything because it'll be against the law against them. They got the camera. >> The camera. She touch right. Right. But she going she got to go to jail because >> it doesn't matter if you want. >> She ain't touch me. She ain't hit me not once. >> She never hit me. >> He said what he did. >> She never hit me. >> You battered him in front of >> No, I didn't batter him, bro. No, I didn't, bro. >> Bro, I didn't batter him, bro. I can't. Come here. Come here. >> I didn't batter him. >> So, you I didn't batter him, bro. >> Look, he said I didn't hit him, sir. So, please stop. I have kids, bro. I'm going to go home to him. >> Hold on. Hold on. Let me figure this out. >> I didn't hit him. I did not hit him. >> Let me figure this out. >> Exactly. That's on record. >> Let me figure this out. Come to my car real quick and come talk to him. Okay. >> I didn't hit him. He didn't hit me. So, why am I being detained? >> Because the deputy said that he observed you pushed him. >> No, I didn't. >> That's that's that's considered the battery right now. >> No, I didn't push him. >> Okay. So, let me go talk to him first. But right now, I'm going to sit you down. Right. >> I'm not sitting down, sir. >> I'm not If he's telling you that I didn't hit him, I didn't hit him. So, why am I being detained? >> Let me figure this out first. >> Okay. I've been trying to talk to you for like for for for pretty much like the last three and a half hours. >> Can I please get out of handcuffs? >> Okay. No, you cannot right now cuz I've been trying to talk to you without handcuffs, right? And now I have to >> But I asked you if I could leave and you're not letting me leave. Because why would I talk to you if you're >> Because you're being detained right now. >> But I asked you to leave before you even detained me. That's on record. That's on record. I was literally trying to walk off and you following me >> because I'm trying to talk to you to figure out what happened. >> I told you nothing happened. We was just arguing. We was just arguing. >> Okay. So when I asked you that, how come you didn't just tell me that? >> Because I already told you that we was arguing that I wanted to walk off, sir. >> All right. Well, listen. For right now, it's cold outside. I don't want you to be >> I don't want to be in the car. I'm good. I don't mind what you want. >> I'm not being detained. >> Just have a seat first and I'll talk to the talk to the the officer. >> Okay. Can you stop, please? >> Okay. So, can you get in the car? >> No, because I don't understand why I'm being detained. >> I'll put you in the car. You can go to jail. >> That's what I thought. >> Why am I being detained, bro? >> He's saying that he witnessed it. >> Well, he's lying. >> All right. Well, then you >> tell him to pull up the camera. >> Why you stay talking? Just hush. >> So, I'm just trying to explain to you, man. All right. If he's telling me that he went something lying. >> Okay. Well, he said what he said and that's what it is. Now, what y'all want with him? >> Did you want Do you want to write a statement or anything? >> No. >> No. He's lying. >> Okay. >> I never write a statement. I don't [ __ ] with you. >> But he got to ask you these questions. So, don't think he being disrespectful. >> I know. >> It's just a >> Do you want to pursue criminal charges? >> No. >> Okay. >> She didn't touch me. Why would I pursue criminal char? >> You ain't got to You said no. The answers are no, yes or no. You ain't got to say nothing else but yes or no. based on based on state law, it doesn't matter if you want to pursue criminal charges shot in a domestic situation. Okay? So, she is going to race she is going to be under arrest for that. When my officer when my officer grabbed her to stay keep her over there because obviously she's a little emotional right now and she pulls away. That's resisting arrest without violence. >> Another officer confirms witnessing the push. The boyfriend continues to state she did not commit domestic violence. though officers clarify the arrest is based on what they personally observed. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I know. >> That ain't got nothing to do with me. But >> violence, she didn't do. >> Okay. >> So, >> resistant arrest, >> that's on y'all. >> But domestic violence, she didn't commit. >> All right. So, >> and I'm stating that on your body cam, your body cam, >> that's fine. >> So, y'all know Officer Harris, Officer Scott, y'all see she didn't commit no domestic violence. Now, resisting arrest without violence, that's on y'all. >> So, we would like some contact information you so the jail >> I ain't got none. >> Okay. >> We got your name and date of birth. That way >> I ain't got that either. >> All right. Well, it's going to make the report a little more difficult. So, >> that's your fault. >> So, they might hold her long report. That's your fault. >> No, I mean, it'll be your fault. >> No, it'll be your fault, though. So, >> it'll be your fault. >> All right. Once I pay that money for that bond, she coming out regardless whether the [ __ ] >> Oh, there won't be a bond. >> There's no bond. >> Yeah. Not until she go to court. Until she get a judge and she'll see the judge. >> So, you don't want to give us any info? >> I don't have for you, sir. >> Listen, I'm not I'm not >> I don't got nothing for you, bro. Nothing. Nothing. Not a name, not a date of birth, not a social, not a time, nothing. >> Okay? Can I >> I don't speak to police at all. >> The only reason I'm talking to you is cuz you standing here. Can I get Can I just give you some information that might help you out getting her out of jail? >> I I know how to get her out of jail. I've been there 20 times. >> All right. Tomorrow's a holiday. >> I've been to prison and all, bro. I know how to get her out. Listen, >> it's a holiday. >> Tomorrow's a holiday. >> I know what it is, bro. Like, you ain't got to talk to me. She got to wait to see the judge. It's okay. >> I know. I'm just letting you know. >> She made that decision. I'm just >> All right. So, I got her maybe maybe like 30 30 seconds after you. >> This this moved from South Delaware to here. Uh, you were out with her earlier? >> Uh, a couple days ago. She's causing this problem at her sister's house. >> Uh, gotcha. Okay. So, obviously you saw something 10 10 to 15 seconds after I did. >> So, she was standing at the door. She shut the door while I was walking up. >> Dad came out, went in the room, and basically was like, "Someone called the police because y'all are doing some shit." >> And there's glass all over the floor. So dad's in the other kids's face like trying to get him toing chill out. She's running around running her mouth. Walks right over to him. He's sitting on this side of the bed just sitting there like this and she goes like this right into him >> with two hands. >> Yeah. >> What she's up there arguing is not socialist. Got no name. No social. >> Which one? >> You just look up prior with her. >> The boyhead dude. >> No. The victim >> The victim said they've got one child in common. >> Yeah, I know. And she said that that that they've been in it for 4 years. >> So, she's saying that's baby daddy. >> Uh he said >> he said he's baby daddy. >> Yeah. >> She is taken into custody. The boyfriend eventually provides limited contact information. >> Okay, fine. She's under arrest. >> So that's that's >> we John Doe. He doesn't want to give us any information. He doesn't want to pursue criminal. >> I get his name. Hold on. I'll find it on her Facebook. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> All right. Yep. >> And then and then I would expect resisting when you grab her and she pulls away. >> Yeah, I will. I got your >> your number. >> Yeah. >> Oh, your phone number. >> Yeah. So she can call me from jail. >> I got it. >> Yeah, I got it, buddy. I got it. I got it. I got it. >> I'm not giving my name or anything else. Just my number. >> Well, it doesn't matter. She's still going to jail. I know. That's calling her. Let me make sure she get it so she can call me. >> You see what I want to bring now? You see what you just did, right? >> You was talking all that bull. >> I don't talk to the police. Don't talk to the police. If you had turned around and you needed him, gave him your girlfriend phone them suit. You see what I'm saying? That same individual. I don't want to talk to the police. I can't. You end up going right back to that same individual. All officers ain't bad, bro. >> I met you. I don't think I ever met you before. >> All ain't bad, bro. You can't trust. >> But that's why that's how you always you can't I understand I understand the mentality as a black man. You know what I'm saying? The situ how but I'm not I'm not no different from you. You're not no different from me. >> Touch me, bro. >> One thing about it though the truth come to light. I didn't done that. So I I was feeling you from jump. >> Yeah. Yeah. No being calm trying to talk to you. >> We already know who you are. So we can just get your information that way. It's not like we're going to sit there and make her about little petty stuff. I'm convict but technically listen if I didn't know who you if we didn't know who you were and you weren't giving us your information to him go >> you can go give it to us or go to jail >> that's it listen let's hear >> listen m I don't care about all that okay your past is your past your past is your past >> that that don't make you tough >> what I'm saying don't make you no gangster nothing you should if you listen listen you if you ain't got no want no nothing here go my ID >> she don't deserve to go to Yeah. >> Well, listen out. >> Either way, because it's domestic, right? So, >> it's not domestic cuz she didn't touch me. >> Well, tomato tomato, right? I don't know the whole story. I literally got here a couple minutes ago. But, listen, they established that there was probable cause for domestic violence arrest against her. >> Listen, they drop it anyway. >> Listen, be quiet. Hear me out. Even though if you says there was no crime, we're here investigating. If a crime did occur, >> just because you say you didn't come to be Yeah. Yeah. because the room and everything's all destroyed from what I understand because I haven't I haven't even went up there, right? I didn't even talk to you till you just now. So like we're here to investigate >> the room was like that when we got there. >> Anyways, we're here to investigate a crime. So you have to give us your information whether you want to or not. If you don't, you just go to jail as a >> we're beyond that now. We already know who you are. I'm just saying if we didn't know who you are, you know what I mean? Alexis Washington was charged with battery domestic violence and resisting an officer without violence. Remember, emotional escalation made deescalation difficult. The boyfriend's refusal to fully cooperate complicated, but did not override officer discretion. The situation demonstrates how arguments that turn briefly physical can immediately trigger mandatory arrest policies. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. If the officer saw the push, they have to act on it. Just because the boyfriend didn't want charges doesn't mean it didn't happen. This escalated way too fast over a phone argument. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. >> Like this. >> I I have a lawyer. >> I cannot go to jail. I didn't do anything to deserve. On May 19th, 2024, officers responded to a business after a man reports his intoxicated girlfriend nearly crashed his car and was preventing him from leaving. >> Cannot take my phone away. No, I'm not. >> Please, >> we're going to talk. Cannot walk away from me. >> Okay. >> I'm going ask you nicely. I'm going to ask you nicely. Okay. Come stand at the front of my car. Come stand at the front. Please just >> come stand at the front of my car. >> I understand what you're saying, but like come stand at the front of my car. >> I I just need to go. >> Come stand at the front of my vehicle. >> Sir, stop. Stop. >> Come stand in the front of my car. >> Please stop. >> Come stand in front of my car. >> Please >> do not walk away from me again. >> Please. Please. Please. Please. I'm I'm telling you. Please >> do not walk away from me again. I I'm not I'm not going to do anything. I'm not >> staying right here. >> Okay. >> When told she is being detained, she continues to pull away, refuses commands, and physically resists being placed in handcuffs. >> I understand what you're saying. >> Before we go any further, I'm going to advise you of your rights and I'm going to figure out what's going on today. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you can't afford attorney 1, be two. Anytime during investigation, you can stop answering my questions without lawyer prison. Do you understand your rights? >> Yes. And I refuse to answer. >> You refuse to answer me questions. Okay. Okay. All right. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to be detained. >> You're going to be detained for right now so I can go talk to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Stop walking away. >> No. Can we please just go into the side street? Like um >> you try walking away first and dude. I'm not trying to like >> listen. Look. No. No. No. You cannot take my phone away. No, I'm not. >> We're not doing that. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> We're not doing that. >> Stop. >> I tried giving you an opportunity and you >> No, I You didn't give me an opportunity. >> I did. You saw me pull up. You started walking away. >> Hey, I can take it. >> Okay. Okay. >> Tell them to stop. Mitch. Mitch, please. >> Get charged WITH RESISTANCE. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. I'm not. Mitch, I'm not. STOP. STOP. STOP. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? STOP. STOP. STOP. NO. I Stop. Let go. Let go. Let go. What are y'all doing? >> WHY ARE Y'ALL ACTING like this? >> Get in the car. GET IN THE CAR. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> Get your leg in the car. >> All right. You're under arrest for resisting police officer. >> For what? How you doing today, sir? Are you the one that called? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay, so refer that. >> Okay. >> What is going on today? >> I just couldn't leave. She want to splash my car. It's a boyfriend girlfriend thing. I didn't I didn't want to have any trouble. >> Okay. >> And I just called so I could just leave. >> Did she hit you? >> No. >> Okay. Why is she acting like that if there's nothing going on? >> Because she I think she drank too much. >> Okay. >> Well, the only reason why she was detained is cuz walking away. Um, >> Leon building is code for you. They don't have to wish to record. >> Officers clarify she is being arrested for her behavior toward law enforcement, not because he pressed charges. She is formally advised she's under arrest for resisting an officer and disturbing the peace. >> Mental issues. And I don't want to I don't think she has to go to jail, but whatever you got to do, you got to do. You know what I'm saying? >> Okay. Yeah, we'll figure that out. I'll just I literally the only reason why she was being detained so I back up and she was walking away and I was coming and talk to you. I got to get both sides. I guess >> all right. Well, >> it's not worth breaking the jail. I'm going to go back inside my kids. It's just that just let it go. >> 142 143. >> Uh and >> she more than likely is going to be booked for resisting an officer. So, she's probably going to go to jail. >> Wow. >> So, >> I didn't want that. I not that you wanted it. We I obviously you saw I tried to handle it civily, >> but uh if there there's nothing physical that happened, >> you're good to go. >> No, no, I don't want to press. >> Okay, we're free to go then. >> 1051. >> Appreciate it. What is your name? >> In progress 124 members of 31, >> my name is Austin. You have the right to remain south. Do you understand these rights? And with these rights in mind, you wish to speak to me now. >> Yes. >> Wait, do I need to call my lawyer right now then? >> I mean, not really. I'm just I have to ask you. I have to read you these. >> Okay. Well, I need to know if I need to like >> call my lawyer right now. Okay. I I have a lawyer. >> What? Wait. What's the >> Can you please let me know what's happening? who didn't arrest him. >> The woman becomes emotional repeatedly, stating she didn't do anything, insists she wasn't resisting, and expresses fear about going to jail. She asks multiple times to call her lawyer and family. >> What? >> You're being arrested. >> For what? >> For resisting an officer and serving the peacecation. >> How? But how am I being arrested? Bye. >> How was I charged with resisting the officer? >> Well, whenever he put his handcuffs on you, you wanted to walk away. >> I didn't walk away, sir. >> Oh, >> I'm telling you right now, I'm literally just dealing with a toxic relationship. And I really don't think I think y'all can see. I am not a I'm not crazy. >> I never said you were crazy. >> I will do whatever I need. I'm telling you right now. Can I please call somebody? >> Whenever you get to the >> Can you please call somebody? >> Whenever you get to the jail. >> Please. Can I please call? >> Whenever you get to the jail, you can. >> No. Can I please? >> I I just told you. When you get to the jail, you can. How old are you? 21 >> I don't deserve this. Did he really took all the press charges? >> He did not >> that I'm aware of. >> Then why did y'all take me? Then why are you taking me if he told you not? >> I've already told you. You're you're >> Sir, I'm not resisting charges. Please. >> Okay. Well, can I finish? >> Please. I can't go to jail. I cannot go to jail. Please don't do this to me. I'm telling you right now, like this is freaking me out. I can't I've already I can't do this. >> Take me, please. >> I'm telling you, I wasn't resisting. >> I did not. I'm literally a toy. >> While being transported, she panics and pleads not to go to jail. The deputy reassures her she will likely be released on a summon if she cooperates. >> As much as you've been hollering at me, I mean, I don't >> see because I was talking, I bet I will hold up in the court of law. >> Well, no, it's a little more than just talking, but >> I didn't resist an officer. I didn't try to walk away. I didn't try to to run. That's not resisting an officer, sir. Resisting an officer is literally running. I did not resist the officer. >> Try and find myself. >> Please just >> Come on. Look at me. If you can cooperate, >> I will. >> Listen. Listen. >> You're being charged with a peace and resisting an officer. If you can calm down and relax, when you get in there, they're going to 99.9% be releasing you on a summon, which means you'll be here for maybe an hour, two at the most. But you've got to calm down. >> You made some choices tonight that were not good. And that's why you're being booked in jail right now. Okay? I'm not judging you. I don't think you're a bad person, but you know, unfortunately, I have a job I have to do. I know, but he's just >> get your phone keys. >> It's going to be okay. >> And it's code for >> just just one second. Please, please, please. >> I just want to to to wipe my >> to wipe my face. >> Wipe your face. >> Well, I can't. handcuffs. So that's why I'm holding you. >> Well, I'm not saying I'm going to walk away. >> No, but better. >> No, >> I mean for the time being, >> can you? >> 3:45. >> Sir, this is scary. No ma'am, >> if you can. >> The woman was charged with disturbing the peace and resisting an officer. Officers indicated she would likely be released on a summons, meaning a court date rather than extended detention. Remember, refusing lawful commands and physically pulling away, can qualify as resisting, even if no assault occurred. Police can make an arrest based on conduct toward officers, regardless of whether a partner wants to press charges. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. This escalated because she wouldn't just stand still and talk. Alcohol and relationship drama rarely end well. He called for help to leave, not to send her to jail. But actions have consequences. The tension is already high. Or so it seems. What the body cam captures next saves a life. Pause. and comment what you do