Hey, do not bite. >> I didn't. >> Do not. >> I need you to stop. >> I need you to stop. >> Relax. >> Stop. >> All right. Now you touching me. >> Some entitled women think attitude gives them control. Even when officers are giving clear commands, they keep pushing, keep resisting, and turn simple encounters into a fight they were never going to win. Here's what happens when entitled women try to fight cops, and it backfires. Starting with this insufferable Karen who flew into a rage and spat on a police officer while being arrested. On June 6th, 2022, officers responded to a disturbance at a Florida resort after a woman reported that her friend had just assaulted her. And before long, the call was already moving towards something more serious than a simple statement at the scene. Gathered information, the victim and a witness gave matching accounts of what had happened. And within moments, their attention shifted to Josie, who had just returned to the area and was already making it difficult for the officers to even begin sorting things out. Even after being read her rights, she responded by claiming she was an attorney, and the encounter quickly stopped, adding entirely new problems to a case that had already started with an alleged assault at the resort. Josie was charged with trescharged with trespass after warning. Simple battery. Battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence and threats to law enforcement. Next, meet an entitled woman who was convinced she knew the law better than the officers standing right in front of her on September 22nd, 2024. >> You ain't got no warrant, so let me stop. >> Okay. Why are you acting out? >> Cuz I know my law. I know my law cuz I >> On September 22nd, 2024, deputies in Fairfield conducted a traffic stop after a driver made a dangerous lane change that nearly caused a crash. And what began as a routine stop quickly became more complicated once they asked for her license. >> Stop. When I cut across, it was no use your sign. I cut across, it was legal to go. >> Okay, I got you. It was right in front of the car without turn. Do >> you have your driver's license with you? >> Listen to me. You cut in front of that car. You had to hit his brakes to keep >> cutting what car? >> The car in the left lane. You didn't even see him when you went across that lane to go in the med. >> Tell me when I stopped. >> You didn't stop. >> I did. >> You cut in front of you. >> I did stop. >> It's on video. People heard you in our 49. Start me another. >> First thing I'm going to be and I know I stopped because I had to look to make sure traffic coming both ways now. And I promise we going to argue in court anymore. >> At first, it looked like she might cooperate when she handed over a card, but a closer look showed it was not a driver's license at all. And from there, the conversation began shifting away from the lane change and toward whether she was lawfully driving in the first place. Does that say driver's license on it? >> It's educated by license. >> Where? >> It's educated by It's in the system cuz I don't have to give you a copy. >> Where is it? >> It's on It's off driver's license. >> I do. >> Where is it? >> Put it in the system. >> Where is it? >> That pin and pad on your shirt. >> Mhm. >> Let me get out. Hm. >> Come on. No. >> Stay right there. >> Let me get out. You ain't got no warrant, so let me stop. >> Okay. Why are you acting on the phone? >> Cuz I know my law. I know I cuz I stopped. I stopped. I know I stopped before I crossed over the traffic. I stopped. >> Why are you making this more difficult? >> Because I'm not making this difficult. I'm telling you my law. >> But I'm willing to get out the car. Please. >> Here. No. Stay in the car. >> You want me to stay? >> Stay in the car. >> Please calm down. >> Shut the up. >> Mhm. I'm sitting right here waiting number on the text Lancer Lancaster >> Lancaster. >> Lancaster. >> Mhm. >> If you don't shut the [ __ ] up, bro. You still But I don't want you to shut up. >> They don't give a about you when they came up to the house doing it. I want you. >> They don't give a about you. Why don't you? >> They don't give a about you driver's license. >> Because I do, valid. I don't have to give you my ID. I can tell you my number and I can show you the picture on my license and you got accepted cuz the Florida law says you have to. >> Oh, okay. >> As deputies tried to clarify that, she insisted she knew the law. Argued that what she had provided should be enough and kept pushing the encounter further away from a simple citation and into something harder to control. >> Your driver's license at >> Am I under arrest? >> You're you're saying you got a driver's license? >> I'm under arrest. >> Are you going to answer my question? I promise I'm going to get out the car, please. >> Okay, >> mama. Under arrest, please. >> You are right now. >> Why are you doing this? >> Cuz if I'm under arrest, I'm going to be under arrest. No, bro. No, bro. No. If I'm under arrest, what is my charge? Please. No. >> You are detained based on your get. Okay. I am >> I am. Get the key. Get the key. Get the car. >> Come over here. >> I am. Please. Cuz I'm I'm under arrest. I promise I'm going to be jail. I've been waiting to go jail. That [ __ ] going to drop before I get there. There's no reason why you have to detain me. And if the car is a no nothing wrong with nothing wrong. I ain't did nothing wrong. I stopped at the red light. I ain't do nothing wrong. I ain't do nothing wrong. Nothing. Y'all know this charge going to be dropped. No. Come right here. Give him the key. >> I'll give him the key. Stand right here. >> Stand right here. >> Give them the key. Give them the key. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. Give them the key. Sir, >> I'm going to give them the key. >> Give them the key. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Give them the key. No. Give them the key. >> Right now, >> I want a sergeant. Give him the key. I'm not moving. Give him the key, please. >> Turn around. >> Give him the key. >> Turn around. >> Give me a sergeant. There. Turn around. >> Lancer, give me a key. >> Turn around. >> Give me a key. Give me a key. Stay right up here. Get in the key. >> Get through the key. >> Damn. >> Once deputies moved to detain her, the resistance started almost immediately. And even after she was out of the vehicle, the situation kept escalating instead of settling down. >> Sergeant. Sergeant. >> I'm going to push this car if you don't get in. >> Quit. Nope. Nope. Do you all day cuz you ain't got no rights to lock me up. >> No rights. No rights. No rights. No [ __ ] rights. >> You ain't got no right to push me in here. None. >> Oh my god. >> N. Call the L. Call the start. I'm down. Out. Out. My wrist. Oh, Emily. Oh, Emily. Oh, you cut my wrist. Into your sit up on your knees. >> Oh, you cut my wrist. Oh, you cut my wrist. You cut my wrist. You cut my wrist. You cut my wrist. Yeah. Hold your wrist together like that. >> You better have I never I never I never go [ __ ] ass cracker. I never go. [ __ ] ass cracker. I never go. [ __ ] ass cracker. You ain't got no wish to lock me up. I never go. [ __ ] ass cracker. Go your side. Go. Go your side. >> You a husband. >> Go your side. >> That continued when she refused to get into the patrol car, dropping to the pavement and forcing deputies to deal with resistance that had now moved well beyond the original traffic stop until a sergeant stepped in and tried to calm the scene. >> I'm not going nowhere, boy. I swear to God, I ain't going nowhere. Can I pull my dress down? They want my >> Yo, can y'all pull my panana down? >> Thank you for actually doing something. >> Are you hot? I told you what's up. I'm asking you I'm hot. >> No, but I still don't do no illegal stuff. I need my rights. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to need you to stay calm. We going to try to figure out what's going on. >> Oh, I swear to God cuz I I stopped. >> Okay. They were with you. >> I swear to God. I >> stay right there. I'm going to go ask him. I'll be right back. Okay. Just Just chill out for me. All right. Be right back. What's his name? You know his name? >> Dale and Glenn. >> Damn. Okay. I'm right back. All right. >> I stopped the knock. I stopped or not. >> You taking a whole another level. >> How are you feeling? How you feeling? >> I'm wonderful. I'm doing good. Just giving them a ride to their destination. >> Okay. You're not going to get in trouble. >> No, cuz that to No, listen. That Tito shot that 189. I chose not to drink and drive. F. So everything I know is what's going on right now. >> Hey, look. I'm have EMS come check you out. And then when they check you out >> and I promise I can already test and rock straight line. >> Hey hey hey no EMS. >> No I don't want to sit none of that folk. >> Okay >> cuz they was no reason why I should have been stopped. >> I ain't do nothing to them. >> Till EMS get here. You going to just stand there or you want to sit down? >> I sit right here. >> Sit down and sit in the truck for >> No, I don't want no sit on the ground. If you want to sit on the ground that's fine. But if you want to sit in this you want to sit here. >> I never want to sit. I never get in your car. Okay. >> It's not my car, but I'm just asking. >> Have a seat. >> Never get in your car. >> You want to sit on the front bumper? You can sit there. Hey, y'all can come. >> Let me go. >> Let me go, please. >> Let her go, man. >> Let me go. Where I'm going? Let me go. >> By then, her behavior had become increasingly erratic, shifting from anger to please and then back again. And with deputies now balancing the arrest itself against concerns about her condition, the scene eventually turned into a medical transport as well. Do you want to go home? >> I'm trying to get you to the house. See kids, you want to go home? Please sit up here so they can check you out. Make sure you good and we'll get you up out of here quickly. >> Well, come up. >> I know I don't need your help. Walk away. >> Hey, >> walk away. Are we walk away? Walk away. >> I don't need your help. Walk away. Are we just checking? >> I don't need your help. Walk away. Y'all cannot violate my order. Walk away. the alter. >> Um, so I don't know if it's narcotics if it's alcohol, but she's been acting erratic, trying to bite us. Trying to put her in the Tahoe. Oh, that's why right now I'm not >> I said I'm Not going, [ __ ] That's what I say. You fight. Not going. >> I'm not going. I got tight. What? You got >> You ain't got that [ __ ] life. Hold my head. Never [ __ ] You pull my hair again. I promise there's going to be a charge you going for the rest of the [ __ ] >> She was ultimately charged with five counts of battery on a specified person, resisting with violence and several additional drugrelated charges. The drama didn't stop there. This aggressive young woman was about to make things even worse. >> Give me your hand. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Relax. >> I didn't do anything. >> Give me your hand. >> Give me your other hand now. >> On August 28th, 2025, police received a report of a disturbance in a parking lot involving a tow truck driver. Upon arrival, officers observed two women confronting the tow truck driver over a vehicle being towed away from the area. The daughter started behaving like a hooligan. I'm ready for that from me. Back up from me. >> I need you to listen. I need to take one. I need you. You're going to let him. >> I need you to listen. Relax. Back up. He's doing a job. I need I need you to stop. I need you. Stop. Relax. Stop right now. You're touching me. Get the ground. Get the off the ground. >> Don't touch me. What's wrong with you? >> Look at this. Look at >> Give me your hand. >> Look at this. Look at >> the one fighting one. Look at this. >> Give me your hand. Just give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> Yeah, you're going to arrest. You don't touch me. What's wrong with you, little girl? >> What is wrong with you? >> Because you don't get to touch me like that. What is wrong with you? No, you just smacked my hand, girl. What's wrong with you? No. Now you're going to jail for something stupid. >> Now you're going to jail for something stupid. Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. >> I'm not going to say it again. You're going to get tased. It's not going to go in. It's not going to go nice for you. You need to give me your hand now. >> The daughter started behaving like a hooligan. Not only defying police orders, but also physically assaulting the police. The situation has officially become non-negotiable. >> You can record everything. Everyone's being recorded. >> All right. Give me your other hand now. >> Give me your other hand now. >> I'm not doing it. >> Relax. >> Give me your other hand now. >> Relax. >> You stop [ __ ] [ __ ] You doesn't matter. Stop touching [ __ ] You ain't get to touch anything. >> Give me your hand now. Relax. Stop. >> You back the up because you about to get tased. >> All right. You're going to go to jail, too. You're going to go to jail, too. Hey, secure her. Hey. Hey. Secure her. No. Keep playing. Run your mouth. Put your hands behind your back. Out. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. Got you. I got you. You're good. Secure. >> Put your mouth, bro. Put on hand. No, you don't need to touch your equipment. >> Give me your hand. >> This is resisting. Look. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. Resisting on the floor when you told me. >> Doesn't matter. It doesn't work that way. >> How does it not matter? I got on the floor when you said get on the floor. >> Like you guys said get on the floor and I got on the floor. How is that resistance? >> 44. We got two to 10. >> Why am I incorrect? Even while pinned to the ground and handcuffed, she kept screaming at the top of her lungs, insisting she was innocent. Her mother also joined in, further escalating the interference. Officers then turned their attention to securing the situation and gathering statements from the tow truck driver. >> There's no parking. She's blocking a dumpster. I looked it up. She came running down. Okay. I offered her the 6250 John. Okay. She started talking hella [ __ ] That [ __ ] ass this, that, and the third. I'm like, "Look, if you continue, I'm going to tow the car." >> She kept on. I started to set my dollies up. She would grab them and throw them into the grass. >> I went to set my bars up. >> Tell them how you push. >> I didn't push her. I don't have a body camera. >> Everything's all important. >> I'm walking with my dollies and she's trying to like like push me out the way. >> Which one hit you? >> No, >> any of them hit you. They just pulled up. >> See, they just pushed. >> Whoever was grabbing the tow truck's stuff. >> I saw her grab it. The mom. Okay. >> That's why she's in handcuffs. >> The daughter. The daughter. Every time I was setting my dollies up, she would grab them and toss them into the grass. >> Okay. >> The daughter. The one that >> she's going to jail for smacking my hand while I was trying to push her away. So that's resisting the She's going to jail something else. Anything happened to you besides her trying to block. >> I'm not hurt. I'm not worried. I'm not hurt. >> Perfect. >> I'm not hurt. >> So I was I was trying. So besides her just trying to stop you from equipment. >> I was I'm grabbing my dollies. I'm just use as an example real quick. Like she would like try to like like push me out the way. >> I didn't physically touch her. I didn't put my hands on her. Nothing. My hands were on my equipment the whole time. >> Okay. So, so when you started h towing up the truck or the car, when did they what apartment did they come out of? They were upstairs. They were coming like by the time I started to to like lift, she was at the bottom the bottom steps. I didn't know it was her car. There's plenty of other cars. She didn't say, "Hey." No, she didn't say none of that. >> Okay. >> So, I I lifted the car. She came up. She actually opened my door. >> Okay. >> She yanked my door open. The daughter, >> the one in the bank. >> Yeah. She She actually pulled my door. I was like, "Right there. We're going to stop right there cuz you're not going to sit there and yank my door open." >> Okay. >> That's a big no no. >> All right. And then you have authority to take over. >> Beautiful. All right. I'll just need you need to produce that. >> The crane driver's calmness, nonviolent response, and the availability of video evidence completely protected him from the two women's false accusations of police and drivers assaulting civilians. The officer returned to his patrol car and spoke with his calmer daughter. >> Calm enough. Okay. So, right now you're being you're going to jail for battering a law enforcement officer. You don't get to touch me. And on top of that resistance, all that could have been avoided. All I was doing was pushing you away so we can talk about it. At the end of the day, he has a job to do. He has a contract from here to tell any vehicles that block that parking lot or that parking space. You chose to park there. That's no one's fault but yours. And all you had to do was just talk to me. But because you were such at a high elevated state, you didn't you didn't want a reason. Putting your hands on me is unacceptable. So that's what you're going to jail for. >> I didn't put my hand on. >> Yes, you did. It's caught on camera. It's caught on camera. I did >> You don't get the smack. No, no, no, no, no. All I did was remove your hand from my >> Listen, you will get you will get that's your that's your argument. That's what you want to stick with. You will get that in court. At the end of the day, you're still going to jail. Now, do you have a medical marijuana card? >> No. >> Okay. So, you have weed in your in your in your in your possession. Okay. So, your mom is probably going to take a ride, too, because she wanted to interfere and resist the officers over there. So, all of this could have been avoided had you just would have listened to me for a second, and you chose not to. Your mom didn't make it any better because she thought I was violating your rights. At the end of the day, you guys have to listen. And nobody was listening at the moment of time I came to make contact with you. You already riled up up in his grill before he was trying to do his job. You cannot do that. You cannot obstruct a tow truck driver. That's the problem here. You think you had that motion. You didn't have that. You have to relax. Breathe. Let me talk to you. This probably could have figured out. You probably would be having your car right now if you would have just listened because he was going to say she would have to pay a a fee to for me to drop it and then you you take the car back. Ma'am, you were not trying to do you were upset to the point that I couldn't even reason with you. And because you you couldn't I couldn't reason with you at that time, you decided to smack me and I'm taking you back. >> I did not I did not That's fine. That that's that's on body camera. >> I did I definitely did was going to give him the money that he asked for. >> The police revealed the truth. The matter could have initially been resolved simply by paying the toll fee on the spot, but her arrogance turned a few dozen dollars into a direct ticket to jail along with her mother. resisting now. Do you have anybody here that can take care of [music] your child? If not, I'm calling DCF. >> Yeah. >> Who? >> The person who has him right now. >> Who is he? >> She's like an aunt to him. She's been here since we >> Okay. I can ask her, see if she wants to take them. If she doesn't, then like I said, you'll have to we'll have to call DCF. Do you have anything on your persons? >> All right, step out. You have your camera. Turn around. >> I mean, my phone's probably in the grass somewhere. >> Y I'll see if I can find it. Well, I'll see if I can find it. If you don't find it, I'm not going to leave my phone. >> That's not my problem. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> You became the problem. >> No, I didn't. I listened when I was Okay. >> So, I'm not going to speak. I got down and you guys am all over. >> Take a seat. Following the investigation, the daughter was arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest with violence, possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana, and obstructing an officer in the performance of his duties with a vehicle or trailer. The mother was arrested and charged with obstructing an officer in the performance of his duties with a vehicle or trailer and resisting arrest without violence. But if you think that was bad, wait until you see what happens when this girl takes their delusions to a whole new level. >> What's wrong with you? You're not going to see my youth. >> On June 22nd, 2025, Mayfield Heights police received a report of a group of about a dozen teenagers suddenly arriving, shouting, swearing, and taking over the indoor swimming pool of a private apartment complex. >> Be arrested. >> You will be arrested if you do that. I got to go >> immediately. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Get out or you will be arrested. >> If you do not live here, you will be arrested. Get out now. >> Get out. >> You will be arrested. >> Do you live here? >> You will be arrested. If you do not vacate the premises, we leave you. >> Do you live here? >> You want to go to jail? No, I was just >> Are you the ones who brought him here? >> Did you bring him here? >> No. >> No, I just got >> Let's go. >> All right. Well, this is [ __ ] >> If you live here, you're going to be responsible for Where's your What's your name and address? >> I don't live here. >> You don't? So, why did you tell me you did? >> I just got here. >> So, you're lying. >> I just You said, "Do you want to go to jail? >> Do you want to go to jail?" See, >> done start moving now then. Now, >> the group was told to leave immediately. Apparently, cleaning up after themselves wasn't part of their plan. And once everyone reached the parking lot, the night became even more complicated. >> In the cars, let's go. >> You don't belong on the premises. You'll be the first one here cuz I've been telling you, >> start moving like you have a purpose. Move like you have a purpose. I don't want you sitting here congregating and talking. Go somewhere else. This is private property. >> Let's go, guys. Get in the cars. Let's go. >> Thank you. >> And we will arrest people all summer long. I'm telling you this now. This is your one warning. Do not come back here. You will be arrested. You will be arrested. If you come back to any of these pools, >> you guys stay here. >> That was the problem is that like it was like I don't think anybody stayed here. Sure. Sure. I appreciate you guys. >> I mean, I get it. It's hot. You know what I mean? But >> get in the car and go. You're not moving fast enough. >> I'll help you. >> Hey. Hey. Come on, man. Don't Don't Don't >> You don't belong here. Go. >> You're not. You're standing here with your hands up. Go. >> I can't believe this. >> I know. >> They just showed up thinking they could just swim. >> Yeah. Just like we did over at Copper Tree. I go, I'm not doing this all summer. >> Go away. They don't. >> Oh, she is pretty. Absolutely. >> Let her go. You're holding her up. Go. No. I'm going to go. You're interfering with us. >> I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. I just want to talk to her. She looks >> You have an ID. >> Why do you need my ID? >> You say you live here? >> Yeah. Yeah. You want a good ID? >> My ID. >> Give me Give me your name and social. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Play that game. >> Go. Go ahead. >> Do you live here? >> I do live here. >> Stop the car. Stop. >> God damn it. >> God damn it. As the crowd began making its way back to the parking lot, a vehicle driven by a woman named Myara suddenly accelerated, striking officer Kudo, who was directing traffic before fleeing the scene. In an instant, this was no longer just a disorderly gathering. >> You didn't have to hit somebody and run away. >> It was burning. You don't have to do all the exerc. >> My hands is relaxed. If you can't get the club, that's not my problem. >> 6467. >> Can you get them? >> Go ahead. >> Okay. Go to here. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> No. It's going to be sore later or more. Got me with the window or whatever. >> I'm knocking the Listen. Listen. You're not the one. You're not driving aggressive. >> You're not going to tell me what to do. >> Get in. Hello. Wrong with you. You're not going to get my aggressive. You weak. Scary as hell. I don't care. Hit-and- run accidents can never be justified as inadvertent accidents. Her arrogance in criticizing the police as aggressive reflects a serious lack of moral and legal awareness. But she doesn't want to end the fight here, especially while sitting in the car. [music] >> [music] >> Why are you calling? Can they call my mom so she can get my daughter? >> Where's your daughter? >> Not with my mom obviously. So that's why your daughter's not in the car. Yeah. >> He trying to get traffic. >> I I'll get the >> Okay, that's our phone. Okay. [music] >> Can you uh recognize your female? She was kicking and screaming in the back of the car. Not do that. [music] >> All right. Do me a favor. Stop kicking the door. You told your sister. All right. [music] Okay. All right. You want to be in my >> cuz you put all of my arm aggressive. You must have been offended. That's why I don't like female cops anyway. >> That's fine. You don't have to look at me. >> Yeah. I don't like you anyway. >> That's fine. >> Yep. I know it's fine. >> Despite the woman's continuous, provocative kicking at the police car, the officers maintained a calm and professional demeanor. They then shifted their focus to safely escorting the suspect to the detention center. >> Come up here. >> Come up here. I'm going to chuck you. Come up here. You know, having an attitude not >> pull it down. >> Me for real. I have a baby suit on. >> Pull it down. You can pull it down more. >> You can I'm going to take off the cup. You pull it down. Come on. Give me your phone. I'm going to cook you. Come on. >> Hold on. There we go. >> Hold on. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. >> Don't grab my arm like you. I'm fine. Stand against the wall, please. That's going to be you can stay here. >> Hit nine. >> Okay. >> When you make when you dial out. >> Okay. >> If you need something that white button, hit that white button. >> Okay. >> Those are the jail rules. Read them. Get familiar with them. Um don't destroy anything. Don't beat anybody else up with, you know. >> Am I the only one in here? >> You're the only one here for now. >> So yeah, TV's there. >> I'm sorry. How long do I know before if I'm staying or not? >> So, we'll let you know once we once I find out. I'll I'll let you know. >> That's why I was asking like what the charge was. >> So, the charge should be assault unless there's something else that we have to charge you with. Okay. >> Myara, 22, is charged with firstdegree reckless driving on private property and one count of aggravated assault. Next, this dumb woman believed that having the police call her grandma would somehow get her out of trouble. >> Call my Hey, call my grandma. On June 17th, 2023, Ohio police were called to a bar parking lot after reports of a woman attempting to drive home while heavily intoxicated. >> Me, Leave me alone. I hear your dog. I know who the you are. >> Okay, well, >> who am I then? >> Then you I've dealt with you and your partner when you >> stop screaming right now. >> Okay, then tell him to leave me the alone. >> I will talk to him in just a minute, but you I'll stand right over here. >> Okay, you can hold him. That's fine. >> Where's your ID at? right here. >> Cuz this is about to go where you're going to end up going to jail. >> No, because I don't want to go to jail. >> Because you're being disorderly. >> I'm not because he's literally screaming at me. I literally have seen you. >> Am I screaming at you? >> No, you're not. And I'm sorry, but you have literally have seen me and you're like, you have dealt with this. >> I've been sitting over there listening to you scream. You have dealt with me. >> You have dealt with me. >> Well, these people over here are complaining. >> I don't care. >> Okay, let's see your ID. Like I don't care. Get your dog on me. I don't care. I'm not doing anything >> disorderly in a public place while you're intoxicated. >> Well, I'm I'm very sorry. I'm not trying to be disorderly condict out of all that. >> So, I want you to stop so we don't have to arrest >> myself. >> You're not going to drive. >> So, who's going to drive me? Who's >> I don't know. You need to get an Uber or something like that. >> I have my keys to this [ __ ] >> Do what? >> I have my keys to this. >> Okay. Well, you're drunk and you're not going to drive. >> I'm not drunk at all. Do you want to follow me home? >> No. I can smell the alcohol coming off. >> Why don't you follow me home? We've already dealt with each other before. Just follow me home. >> It's not like that. >> It's not like that. >> Okay. Well, you're under the influence and we're not going to follow you home. >> You need to find a rock. >> This intoxicated woman fails to grasp the danger they pose. sometimes even expecting officers to escort her home while she continues breaking the law. Sensing the situation was not in her favor, she began stalling. >> Last time you [ __ ] literally told me about sit right there and >> No, I'm getting out of the car. >> You told me to get out of the car. >> No, I said sit right here. >> Okay, then I'm going to sit right here. Officer, I want to listen to you. >> It's a good idea. >> 1,000% I'm going to listen to you. Get your dog out so he can stop barking at me. No, you don't want to quit. >> You came to my apartment before >> when I literally said I was like, "You guys are calling over some bullshit." And you said, "Oh, we're calling over the incident that happened at apartment one." I was like, "Yes, over apartment one because they wanted to [ __ ] my ass over all this shit." That was two years ago, bro. done everything to get you out of like getting over your This is flower. >> This is hilarious. >> No, I'm going to get my phone. I'm trying to get my phone. >> You just about fell into me. >> No, I didn't. I'm going to get my phone. >> Okay. >> With no valid defense for her current actions, the suspect attempted to dig up past encounters with law enforcement, trying to paint herself as a victim of harassment. Her worsening intoxication only made her more unmanageable, leaving officers with no choice but to intervene further. Hey, stop. >> Are you going to shoot me? >> Your keys aren't in there. >> My keys are not in there. >> Are you going to shoot >> when I get my Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> Behind my back for what? >> You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Persistent. >> Conduct because I literally said that I was >> because I told you to shut up a hundred times >> and I was fine. >> How do you want to do this? You want to go to jail or you want to do it? >> The entire time. >> I was fine the entire time. When you want to put me behind when you literally try to arrest me. You try to arrest right now. >> Arrest me then. Arrest me. >> Arrest me. Please arrest me. >> Stand by. >> Call 911. Call. No, you have the right to call. >> Call my Hey, call my grandma. >> Close my door right now. >> Close my door. You need to pay attention to us. Okay, you're walking over here and getting through. >> Close my door. >> Close my door. >> Don't touch the car. >> Close my door. >> Don't touch it. >> Hey, >> have a seat in there. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Not until I right now. You're under arrest. Okay. You need to have charges. >> Have a seat. >> Get in the car. >> Get more. >> Get in the >> If you get in the car, you can tell him. Stay over there. Okay. >> Put your feet in. >> We'll talk to you in a second. Just hang out up there. >> Watch your feet in. Watch your knees. >> No. Not until I know when I can get >> Not until I know when I can get my [ __ ] done. >> Put your feet in. >> I don't care. >> Put your feet in. >> Shut up. >> While being detained for her own safety, she suddenly escalated the situation, shouting, "Are you going to shoot me? Go ahead. Shoot me." The provocation clearly failed to have any effect. Shortly after, officers learned of an unexpected act by someone connected to the scene. >> Take her to my house and I got her keys. >> No, I wouldn't. >> She'll be right back over here. >> No, I'll make sure she stays at my house. >> No, she can either some accept somebody into her house or she goes to jail. >> I'll make sure she goes to my house and not leave. It's unlocked. >> You're clear. Shut up. Shut up. >> Hey, don't knock on the door, man. >> You can stand there and talk to her, but >> we want to see. >> I want to release. >> Who? >> She don't sound like they're getting along too well right now. >> You can release her to me if she can get a B. >> We are not releasing her to you to take over there and walk back over here and have the same problem again. >> Oh, we're not going to. Yes, sir. >> Hey, I've been here years. I'm pretty well known in this place >> and she knows me. >> No. >> A male acquaintance had quietly taken and hidden her car keys beforehand to prevent her from driving. That action significantly reduced the severity of the situation, but even after being presented with a chance to resolve everything peacefully, she refused to back down. >> But let me out so I can breathe. >> You're not getting out until we're done. >> Breathe. >> Okay. Well, shut up and we'll roll the window down. >> Okay. Well, then let me roll the windows down. I can't breathe. Destiny, >> man. >> That's my sister. >> Destiny, >> stop a minute. We're trying to help you. >> Destiny, >> listen to me. You can't breathe. You're having a panic attack. >> If you don't chill, though, >> we're they're going to let you go. >> Get me out, dude. >> If you >> If you don't calm down, they're going to take you to jail. >> I don't care to jail. >> I can't get out. Destiny, stop. >> If you just calm down for 5 minutes, they are going to let you go. They just said they would let you go. What's his name? What's your >> They're going to let you go. >> Let me out. My name out. >> You're good. They're going to let you out. Tell them you're sorry for freaking out. Scream >> for freaking out. Please let me out. >> She has like super Guys, quit yelling. Let us talk. Go over there. Go over there. >> I'm not yelling. >> Here's what's getting ready to happen. Are you listening to me? >> Get me out. >> That's not the way it's going to happen. >> I'm not asking that. But please, dude, for the love of God, >> you're going to sit there and he's going to write you a criminal summon. >> I don't care. Please get me the out. I don't care. Just get me out of these handcuffs. >> I don't care what the he's doing to me. Get me out of his handcuffs. I can't deal with this. >> Well, that's not going to happen now. >> Okay. >> Please take me there. I don't care who me. Take me there now. >> I was about to take her. That's It's my grandmother's house. That's where she lived. She called me and said, "Thank you for going to ride here. She don't want to drive." >> This is ridiculous. >> I don't know where my keys. Someone here has my keys. >> No, someone has your keys. They won't give them to me. >> My car. It's like I need to leave right now. Please. >> They're in my car. Someone's got them. We got them. We got them. I just want to go home. >> Police issued a citation and summoned the suspect to court for disturbing the piece before sending her home. The suspect was charged with disturbing the peace in court, pleaded guilty, and was fined $100. Next, the disrespectful daughter who assaulted her mother and harassed the police was about to learn a harsh lesson. >> I'm [ __ ] awesome. >> No, you suck and you suck, too. >> On September 30th, 2023, deputy sheriffs from the Pole County Sheriff's Department were on duty controlling the crowd at a concert when suddenly an attendee jumped onto the stage and began causing a disturbance with the band. She ain't the one drinking. That's my mother. >> Your daughter's [ __ ] carrying on crazy and you want to be rude. Get out of my mother's face and get the home and take her with you. >> Okay, everybody's had enough. We all seen it all goddamn night. >> I don't care if it's your fault, but you got in my mother's face and now I care. >> I hope you know people. >> That's my mama. She ain't going to do that. And she got up here to get your daughter away from me >> and you got in her face. Now we're having a problem. >> Let's have a good time. >> So, let's find out. >> I hope you like me. I hope you let my mom. I hope you let go of me. I'm coming. >> I got I hope you let go of me. Godamn. >> I apologize. >> Oh [ __ ] I'll put up with my 18. Take her >> and go to that fence and you guys can wait there. >> Right now, >> can I beat my child? >> She's of age. I'm about ready to >> leave with her or you leave with me and you go to jail. >> [ __ ] move. The daughter's extreme intoxication and erratic behavior left even her own parents visibly frustrated and powerless, forcing them to step in and try to discipline her on the spot. But just when it seemed like the situation might finally deescalate peacefully, something unexpected happened. >> Not do noting touch. >> Get over that fence. Don't touch. Get over the fence or I cannot help you. No, I'm calling dad. Good. Call your dad, please. >> Do noting touch me. Call dad. Do not touch me ever again. >> Do not touch me ever again. >> Get over the fence. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Do noting touch me. >> Over [music] the fence. >> And [ __ ] you, too. Don't [ __ ] touch me. Do noting touch me. >> [music] >> Don't [ __ ] touch. >> I cannot help you. >> I help myself. You >> I help myself. You [ __ ] touch me. You will not do noting touch me ever. Do noting touch me ever again. >> So, I'll tell you right now, your two options again. You go over, you go to jail. >> Don't you go or you go to jail. Touch me. >> You think you're a policeman? Okay. >> All right. Go ahead. Talk big. I don't give a [ __ ] You're getting out of here. You're going to jail. Those are your two options. >> Hop the fence. Get out. >> [ __ ] over that fence. >> No. >> I will I am so I'll call my dad. You don't get the respect that you deserve. >> [ __ ] over the fence. [music] >> I taught her better than this. >> Don't worry about it. >> I I'll get my dad. This is [ __ ] I will throw you over thising pit. Roll me over the fence then. >> Get over the fence. >> No. >> Get over the fence. >> Get over look. Look. Look. Look over there. It's low. You don't have to jump it. >> I'm not worried about [music] jumping. >> Then jump theing fence. >> No, I'm worried about the people. >> The mother initially tried to shield her daughter. A reflexive act of familial affection. But instead of stopping there, the girl became even more emboldened. She continued with the calling for family tactic, a typical reaction of privileged teenagers. But this time, order wasn't dictated by emotions or family ties. [music] >> They never help. They never care. >> Are you going to go there or you go to jail? >> You never >> I'm here to help right now. I'm trying to save you from going to jail. >> You never help. >> All right. >> I have been here and you guys never help. I have no clue. You guys never help. >> I have no idea what you're talking about. >> It doesn't matter. You guys never >> I have called for DV >> and I've never gotten any help. So, she doesn't trust you guys. >> I need period. >> Here's my right. I need you now. >> Pick up trash. That's your job. >> Because you guys don't help me. >> You know what? I'm going to be all I'm going to be all on my own because you guys you guys don't give me >> I don't know where I am yet. >> What side of town is this? South I don't know my directions. >> We're on the south side with the barricades. >> The road that takes you to the co-op. >> The right the road that takes you to a co-op. >> The road that takes you to >> Why are you touching me? >> Why are you touching Stop. >> Why are you touching me? >> Stop, baby. >> You're going to put hands on somebody. You're going to jail. >> I'm not putting hands. >> Well, you just did. So, you're going to jail. So, that was your decision on ours. >> Yep. >> Anybody? Why am I going to jail? >> You did, baby. I did not. >> You didn't listen to me. >> [music] >> Go the away. >> Back the up. >> Guys, I didn't do anything. Instead of stepping over the low fence to leave, the girl stayed to lecture and insult the police profession directly leading to her arrest. She truly landed in prison through her own merits. But even after being subdued, the story didn't end there. >> Gracie, look at me. >> Shut the [ __ ] up and do not say a dumb damn word. Do you understand me? >> I'mma kill somebody. >> You know what? I'ming kill somebody. >> Stop. >> Can I please just >> sit down, mother? >> You are not worth the street. >> You're not worth [ __ ] dude. You think you are, but you're not. >> You got that badge on your You got that badge on your arm and you're not worth [ __ ] I hope you know that. Take me to prison. Put me in jail. I don't care. You're not worth [ __ ] >> I'll protect I will protect my mom over everything. And you're not worth a goddamn >> He's not worth a goddamn thing. >> I love you. >> Don't care. I love you, too, but he's not worth a goddamn thing. >> Keep your mouth shut. >> No. Neither is he. You [screaming] >> worth You are 20 years old. like it. >> Not I'm not worth the goddamn thing. I'm sorry. I >> not worth the goddamn thing. I am Can I help you? I love you. >> I hope you know I'm worth everything. [music] >> I love you. >> I hope you know I'm worth >> Do you know that? >> Yeah. >> I >> I'm worth everything and they're not worth a goddamn scent. >> Always. >> They're not worth a goddamn >> caning. Leave me, Mom. [ __ ] leave me. >> I'm not leaving you. >> Everybody's worth nothing. Flitying remember it because I'm different. Flity, you know who the I am. You know who the I am. Yeah, Google me. I ain't done [ __ ] wrong. Google me. Literally, Google me. I ain't done wrong. Google me. [snorts] I ain't done [ __ ] wrong. Google me. I done wrong. I'm here for my mom. >> [ __ ] Google me, mother. >> She was clearly suffering from a social media power delusion, challenging the police to Google me to threaten to expose someone and ruin the officer's career. This reckless behavior quickly led her to a worse outcome. >> Off right now. And I guarantee you that I could totally end your career right now. Also, I could totally end your career. You think you're okay because you went there and like thought you were okay because you went to GAU and like all the football careers were okay. Nah, man. >> I'm there. I'm there. I seen everything. I know what the you did. I know what the you did for your service. >> No, I know what you did. You ruined everything. You ruined everything. You ruined everything. And I'm here with or without you. I'm here. You're a piece of [ __ ] I hope you know that. >> Grab me by the wrists. Grab me by the wrist. I'm literally going to grab you by the goddamn throat and choke you because I don't give a [ __ ] >> No. Whoever's on the phone right now can shut the up because they're not involved. >> Hey, shut the up. You're not involved. Shut up. Shut up. You're not involved. >> You're not involved. You're not involved. Shut the [ __ ] up. You're not involved. You are not involved. You are not involved. You are not involved. You are not involved. I literally got a concussion and everything else because of my goddamn head. And I'm telling you, you are involved. So, literally shut the up and stop talking to me. Literally shut the up and stop talking to me. God, please [ __ ] hell, man. I'm going kill someone if you don't because this is [ __ ] The woman was then taken to Poke County Jail where she was profiled and charged with public intoxication and obstructing official duties. Finally, the deranged woman thought she had the right to harass the police. >> I'm going to make you feel good, boo. >> On October 25th, 2025 in Florida, airport police were called to the ticket counter after a female passenger acted aggressively towards a Spirit Airlines employee. >> What's the issue with her? >> But you guys are done with her, right? Yeah, >> I just want to make No, I have not been refunded. >> Okay, so you're not flying. >> Are you guys going to refund? >> Okay, so you missed your flight. You're not refunding and you got to exit. >> That was help. That was She was helping me. >> You don't want to help me no more? He said he wanted because nobody can. >> No, I said she cannot help me no more because >> she being weird. Okay. >> You don't want to help me. Now you got to exit. >> Yeah. We're going to escort you out. >> Exit. Where >> are you from? Here. >> No. I need to I need to get >> What city you with her? >> Come on. This is >> Where yall from? >> Missing a flight due to personal error is not an excuse to vent anger at ground staff. ma'am. Realizing the female passenger was heavily intoxicated, the police officers did not make an immediate arrest. They still wanted to give her a chance. >> I'm not going to leave until I know you okay. I'm not going home until I get a flight. >> Listen, y'all going to drag me? >> We don't want to do that. Do we look like >> You going to have to do it. You going to have to do it. >> That's not cool. That ain't cool. We ain't going to do that. You just got to not drink before you come to the airport. Okay. >> I didn't come to the airport drunk. >> You are drunk. Uh-huh. But we're not going to go back and forth. >> I'm trying to make my flight. >> I know, but you're not. >> The flight's already gone. >> It's already gone. >> Exactly. >> So, let's move forward. We want to get you on a new flight. >> So, how do we get a flight that I can get on? >> We got to You got to rebook. >> Okay. Why book it? >> You have to book it. >> Exactly. >> Spirit refunded you. >> No, they did not. >> She had a non-refundable ticket. >> They Yeah, they didn't refund. >> She had a non-refundable ticket. >> Oh, non-refundable. Okay. So, then you lost your money for that ticket. So, you have to find a new flight. It just is what it is. >> That's what I'm doing. >> All right. But we cannot let you stay back here drunk. You have to leave this here. >> Listen, she's going to help you. Listen to her. If you take the Listen to her, >> so please do what we ask you to do. >> Okay. Well, drag me out of here. How >> we We're not going to do that. We don't want to do that. Don't make us do that. Please. I'm ask you. Please don't make us do that. >> All right. And if if I can't find another flight, then you gonna have to drag me out of here. That's what you gonna have to do. >> The woman repeatedly denied being drunk and demanded that the police arrange a new flight for her. Despite this defiant attitude, the officer remained calm and steered the situation towards a peaceful resolution. You got my phone. >> You all right? >> Somebody say something on your phone. No, >> ain't my phone. Come on. We almost there. Come on. Let's go. >> You checking on me. I'm checking on you. >> I appreciate it. >> I was at 10 10:50. >> 1050? >> Yeah. I can walk. >> You go. Come on. Come on. We trying not to, you know. >> Yeah. >> Hey, hey, hey. Don't go down them steps. Still. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> You going to bust your head open? No. No. We going to stay upstairs cuz you going Cuz you going to bust your head open, sweetie. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. I don't want you to get hurt. All right. Come this way. >> Why are you touching me? >> Cuz I don't want you to hurt yourself. >> Don't touch me. >> All right. Good. All right. I don't want you to bust your head open either. >> Okay. >> All right. So, just go that way. Go that way. that way. >> For what? >> Cuz we're going to go outside and she's going to wait with you. >> No, she didn't catch a fight. >> Yeah, she's she got time. >> Come on. Come on. We almost there. Now, we almost out of your face. All you got to do is just walk these last few steps and we gone. All right. So, come on. Let's go. >> I can't walk down the stairs. >> No, that's not a good idea. >> Why? >> Listen, man. I'm not going to keep saying the same thing over again. All right. Just listen to us. Let's walk outside. She's going to stay with you. >> Ah, you got to get me out the airport. >> You going to be right outside? >> You got to get me out the airport. >> Yep. >> Trying to get you to your ride. Trying to get you to your ride. We're trying to be nice. Thank you. >> You got to leave. >> On the way out, the girl repeatedly protested the police touching her, calling it excessive. But what she didn't realize was that those controlling gestures existed for safety reasons. And then she changed her mind, seemingly unwilling to leave peacefully anymore. >> Just go sit down, please. >> What you want now? >> Just go sit down. You almost done. >> I'm on a ride. What you want? >> You're good now. Thank you. >> Exactly. Get the home. >> Yeah. >> Uh-huh. >> Hey, take care. >> Take care. All right. Take care. We appreciate you. >> Yeah. Get the home. >> Okay. Bye. >> Thank you. >> All right. How we going to get a hotel? We can take a Uber. >> Uh-huh. I'm I'm I'm I'm doing it. >> I'm leaving. I'm going. I'm going. >> Okay. >> Uh-huh. >> That's what we're waiting on. You going to end? No, we don't just chill. We exhausted a lot of patience with you. >> What do you do? >> All right. We're We're going to ask you here. >> Listen. No, you have to leave. Oh, okay. So, I'm I'm trying to find a way to leave. >> But you got to leave. Go with him and figure it out. You either leave. >> I don't know him. >> Listen, I'm going to ask you one more time to leave. >> You want to take me to jail? >> That's where you're going to end up going, unfortunately. But you don't have to take that route. >> Take me to jail. >> You don't have to take that route. >> I don't have I don't know what else to tell you. I missed my flight. You never going to take me to jail. >> We tried. Put your hand behind your back. Let me try to escape. >> Yeah. Yeah. We tried to help you. >> I'm terminal 3. So, I got her. Three out of 16. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> I'm ready. >> I'm ready. I'm coming. Come on. [ __ ] >> I'm walking. I know. Keep walking. Listen, keep talking. Come on, man. I'm trying to help you out. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> The suspect squandered her last chance at freedom with an incredibly foolish decision. She proactively requested to be imprisoned. Then she escalated the situation to the point of almost harassing the officers with vulgar language. >> I told you ain't going to win this battle. >> Uh-huh. You got some camera footage? >> Yep. >> Okay, great. >> Lay down. Lay down. >> Uh-huh. Let me go. >> You're not going to win this, Bab. I keep telling you. Stop. >> I don't mind. >> You're not going to You're not going to win. >> You okay with me? >> You're not going to win. >> I'm going to make you feel good. >> You're not going to win this. I know make you feel good, boo. >> Right. You're right. >> This make you feel good. This make your dick hard. It's make your dick hard boo. Bum ass dude. You thought you ate. >> I feel bad for you. >> You thought you ate down. >> I feel bad for you. >> I feel bad for you. I feel bad for your wife, actually. She'll never be happy with a [ __ ] like you. >> I feel bad. I feel bad for your family. >> Now you got to be recording. >> Now your Now your camera matters. >> No. >> Oh, thank you. Get your head. Stop. >> My shoes. >> Watch out. >> Huh? Just come with us. 19. >> Just come with us. The suspect was charged with drunken disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and spent a night in jail after his arrest. >> You're hired guns for them. >> You'll talk to them. Talk to Trump. >> Ma'am, >> leave me alone. I'm pregnant. >> Relax. >> Officers responded to calls about a woman blocking traffic and causing a disturbance. From the very first moment, she made it clear she believed the rules [music] did not apply to her. >> Be careful. Pull back Juliet. >> Hey Laura, window for me, please. >> Should come back to >> Okay, I'm not doing that with you. Do you have your driver's license? >> Tell you something. Insurance. >> I am pregnant. >> Okay, >> get out of my face. >> Don't tell me what to do. You're blocking the road. >> Get out of my face. >> You're blocking the roadway. So, I just wanted to talk to you. You just flicked me the bird. So, I'm going to ask you for your driver's license, registration, and insurance. Do you have your driver's license, registration, and insurance? >> No. >> You don't? >> No. >> So, you're operating a vehicle with no license, registration, or >> insurance? I want this to stop. >> What would you like to stop? >> I'm trying to talk to you. Do you have your driver's license? >> I am not talking to you or anyone else. >> Okay. Do you have any medical conditions that I need to be aware of? >> Ma'am, do you have any medical conditions that I need to be aware of? >> I just told you. >> Okay. What is that? Before the explanation ended, she focused on two cameras, filming every move as if recording could replace cooperation. >> What is that? Can you tell me what medical conditions do you have? Do you not understand my questions? >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Do not understand what I responded. >> No, ma'am. That is not a medical condition. Um, congratulations on being pregnant, but that's not a medical condition. That would affect your ability to understand my question. >> Supposed to be on bed rest, and I was trying to go get something to eat. >> Okay. And the hired guns for the government keep harassing me. >> Okay. Okay. Now we're getting somewhere. What? What's going on? Talk to me so I can understand. >> I You're hired guns for them. >> Talk you talk to them. Talk to Trump. >> Okay. >> Talk to Congress. >> Okay. >> To stop this, >> okay, >> in Metal Lakes with me. >> Okay. So, what's going on in Meet Lakes that we need to be aware of? >> They know. >> Okay. But I don't know. >> The board knows. Your HOA board knows. Do you live here? I'm asking you a question. Do you live here? Do you know where you're at? Okay. I'm not going to play this game with you. So, if you don't have a valid ID and you're operating a motor vehicle and you're obviously blocking the roadway, I'm going to have to take you out of the vehicle because you cannot be mo operating a motor vehicle. You understand that, right? So, I'm going to give you one more opportunity to comply with me and then I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. You understand that, right? So, I'm giving you an opportunity to either comply and answer my questions or I'm going to have to physically remove you from the vehicle. You understand that? Do I need to call EMS? Are you having a medical episode right now? >> The officers had reached their limit. With firm, controlled moves, they restrained her, snapping the illusion of power she clung to and pulling her back to the hard edge of reality. >> Don't touch. >> Don't touch me. >> Do not touch me. >> Stop. >> Sam, why are they doing this? >> Stop. >> Sam, [screaming] I can't believe you. >> Relax. >> I believe you don't take my phone. >> Relax. I'm not trying to take pranks on ma'am. >> Leave me alone. I'm pregnant. >> Relax. >> She's sleeping. >> I know. That's what I'm trying to get to. [snorts] >> Seven umbrella. 64. What happened? >> Ouch. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Damn. >> Get out of >> Where are you? >> Ouch. >> Relax. I cannot >> bravo 64. We have one black female. Can you send one additional unit, please? >> Any code. >> One additional 23 416. >> Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. >> Why are you hurting? >> Ma'am, stop resisting. >> Cuz you're resisting. You're a man and you're doing this. >> We're not hurting you. >> He is hurting me. >> Okay. >> Well, if you stop resisting, >> that will make a lot easier for me to do what I need to do. >> I'm going to have you name. You haven't even >> Come on. You haven't even read me my wife. >> Come on. I want my purse. >> I'll get your purse. I need you to sit down in the back of the vehicle and just take a breath. Okay. Bye. Just sit in sit in the vehicle. >> I want my purse. >> Okay, I'm going to I want I will when I get my purse. >> Okay, I'll go. >> She continued kicking, refusing to sit properly and claimed medical distress due to pregnancy. You bastard. >> Hey, you're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> Ma'am, >> why? [screaming] Otherwise, >> ma'am, >> we're not doing anything. >> We're not >> You're hurting me. [screaming] >> We're not doing anything. >> Harding me. >> She slipped off. >> Sit down. >> I need my shoe. >> I'm going to get your shoe and I'm going to get your purse. Just sit right there for me. Okay. No, put your feet inside for me. Ma'am, put your feet inside for me. >> I'm waiting for my shoe. >> I'm going to grab your shoe right now. I'm just asking you to sit inside for me. >> I cannot with this seat back like that. >> Okay. [ __ ] Metal Lake. Hot in here. >> It's hot. It's hot in here. >> Okay, I'll put the AC on. >> You know, it's like 95° outside or 3. >> I need my purse and my phone and my shoe. Yeah, everything is 104. >> And I do need EMS because I'm pregnant and I >> Come on, lady. Arguing is pointless. Every word you throw only speeds up your one-way ride to a cold cell where reality finally hits and excuses lose all meaning. >> I need medical attention because they pushed me into my car. >> Okay. >> With my belly into the car. >> Hi, M. Can you please step out the car so you can sit over here? cannot do that unless you uncuff me. >> Well, we are once you get off the car. >> I cannot. I my I have a an injured ankle and I just cannot be thrown around like that >> like you've been throwing me around. >> Okay, >> we're going to help you out. >> We're going to help you out of the car slowly and I can't cuz I can't take the handcuffs off while you're here. >> Okay, then don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Would you like me to help you out? >> Who is that idiot? >> He's the sheriff and we're the fire rescue and we're trying to help you out. How about we get you out of the vehicle and under our instruction? Does that sound like a good idea? >> We'll help you out. We're with you. I'm right here. >> No, don't touch me. >> Okay. Well, then let's go. We're here for you, though. >> Listen, I'm going to tell you this once. Ready? Hey, it is in your best interest for you to come with us and you can come in here and just >> In the end, the suspect faced two serious charges. attacking an officer and violently resisting authority. >> And I've been nothing. You're a mother. >> I hope your daughter. >> On December 21st, 2024, multiple 911 callers report a white truck swerving in heavy fog. Officer Garza initiates a DUI stop and begins questioning the driver. >> Hi, ma'am. How are you, >> Dad? Good. I'm officer Garza with Newport Police Department. >> Nice. Nice to meet you. >> Okay. Can I have you hang up the phone? >> Yeah, I'm just >> No, I mean No, >> that was rude, but okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah. You're welcome. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> No, ma'am. >> Hey, any intoxicating uh I don't know, substances? >> No, ma'am. >> Compressed air. Are you on any prescription medication? Anything like that? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. So, the reason I'm asking is there's been multiple calls about your driving. >> The other side. >> Okay. So, I got very turned around in the uh in the fog, like confused and and kind of worried about it for a minute. Um especially cuz I'm obviously low on gas. Actually, I'm I need to get gas. So, I was kind of panicking for a bit for sure. >> Okay. How many kiddos you got back there? >> One. >> Just one? >> Just one? >> Okay. >> Yeah. Thanks. >> I've got little ones. >> So, >> wow, your window tent is really dark. >> [laughter] >> Hard to see. >> We're not talking about my kids right now. So, I got my body camera on just to let you know. Okay. >> Cool. >> So, what you where did you start out tonight? >> What do you mean? >> Like, where are you coming from? >> My mom's house. >> Okay. Where did she I don't know who your mom is? >> Newport. >> In Newport. Okay. And then you were headed which direction? I was trying to go home and toward Lane, but I got turned around in the fog and I ended up actually I was driving for about 45 minutes and I was so turned around the fog and I got actually I didn't even know I was back in Newport until I saw the coffee cup over there and I was like, "Oh my god." And then I realized I got to get gas. Yeah. So I was in a little bit of a panic mode. >> Noticing clear signs of impairment, officers demanded sobriety tests. And from that instant, the secret she tried to bury began to surface. >> Okay. So, if you want to step on back here to the front of this officer's ring, >> maybe I will be right back. >> We can have someone kind of stand here so that if she really starts, thank you. She's not going to know any of you, so that would be >> I didn't say that I would have anybody in there with her, but we'll have someone stand by the front here. Okay. >> Go ahead and have a step over here, please. >> Okay. Are you familiar with standardized field sobriety tests? >> Yes. Yeah. Thank you. >> Okay. Is there any medical reason why you wouldn't be able to complete a standardized test? >> Okay. So, I need you to keep looking here at the tip of my finger. >> I'm watching my daughter. >> We can go back to the other car if it's if it's >> fine. I'm going to keep an eye on my daughter no matter what. So, >> I'm going to need you to I'm going to need you to watch this, though. Okay. >> I got you. >> Okay. Right here. >> Mhm. >> Just keep looking for it if you can't see it any further off to the side. >> Sorry. >> Sorry, I'm hearing my daughter. >> Okay. So, we can start over right here. Okay. So, just keep your head straight forward. No, we're not starting from the beginning. Okay. >> Keep your head straight forward. Tip of the pin right here. And then just follow it as far as your eyes can see it. Okay. But you got to be looking at it. >> Sure. >> Every unsteady step and delayed move exposed her condition. Yet, she kept insisting she was perfectly fine. >> And I understand what you guys are doing, but don't be mean to me about it. It's not cool. Go ahead. Sorry. What can we do next? >> Okay. So, uh, next thing we're going to do is called the walk and turn. What I'm going to have you do is stand with both feet together, heel to heel, toe to toe, arms out of your pockets and down at your side. Okay. >> Just imagine if there was a a line here. Okay. Whenever you're ready. 1 2 3 socks up four. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Would you like us to get your >> No, I just Well, I understand that. But you have shoes in the truck, right? >> Yeah. >> Can we get them out for you? >> We'll do this truck. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 1 5 1 >> Arms down at your side. >> 700 9,000 10,000 11,000 12 Sorry. 12,000 15,000 15,000 51,000 2123 >> Don't fall over. Okay. I don't want you to fall over. >> My nose My toes are numb. I'm sorry. 23. Sorry. >> Okay, you're fine. I don't want you to have enough. >> I do the other foot. >> Nope. We're good. So, I'm going to have Do you mind just standing up here for a quick second? Okay. >> Can we get your Can we get your shoes out for you? >> You want your shoes? >> I will grab for you. >> I will. >> Can I grab them or are you guys against that? >> That would probably be better than We can't have you back in the vehicle right now, ma'am. Okay. >> To confirm their suspicions, officers brought out the breath tester and just as expected, the result came back with no real surprises. >> Okay. Your feet were super cold, though. >> They're frozen right now. >> Okay. So, do you want to stand where it's warmer? >> They're already frozen. >> Okay. >> I just want her to leave my daughter alone. >> Have you um taken a portable breath test before? >> Uh yes, I Yeah, sure. >> Okay. Are you willing to take one now? >> Do I have to? >> It's that or my It's that or my license get revoked, right? >> Yeah. It's your It's your choice. So, do you do you want to take it? >> I'd rather not, but you're going to make me. >> Well, I'm You can, but you're going to make me. >> It's your choice, not mine. So, sure. >> Okay. So, you know, big deep breath in, wrap your mouth around the straw, and blow out strong. She just saying blow high. So, so try not to blow so hard apparently. I know there it's an instrument, not a So, deep breath in and just steady breath out. Okay. Okay. You're blowing too hard is the problem. It's what it's telling me. High flow, which just means it's too much air going through it too fast. >> So, we can try it one more time. >> Okay. >> Just smooth and steady out. All right. That's all we're looking for. Okay. Are you ready? >> Yep. >> Keep going. You can't You can't suck in air. I'm sorry. >> Come on. I >> Upon arrest, she erupts, screaming about her daughter, hurling insults, and accusing officers of cruelty. >> So, at this point, you're under arrest for DUI. I understand that what you're waiting for. Can I see my daughter, please? Radio. >> You're not a mom. You guys aren't parents. Like, that's my daughter. She's freaking out in the car. >> Okay, let me read you this and then we can chat about that. All right. >> You got a kid? >> Okay. You have the right. Anything you can say? >> That's my daughter. That's my daughter. It's time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while I understand is that's my daughter will be appointed to represent you before. freaking out and none of you care. That's what's going on. That's my daughter in the back. The only thing I give a about is my daughter in the car. The only thing I give a about is my daughter in the car. The only thing I give a about is my daughter in the car. Let me Let me say goodbye to her. I'm freaking out. Are you seriously? She's freaking She's already freaking out. She's already freaking out. You're [ __ ] up mother. You're a mother. You're a mother. >> Is there another guardian of the child that we can contact? You go. >> Okay, I'll call CPS. >> Oh [ __ ] I hope your daughter dies. >> Is there another guardian? >> [ __ ] You don't even have my phone or nothing. That's my daughter in there. That's my daughter. I did nothing wrong. I haven't done a damn thing wrong. I've been nice to you. That's my daughter and she's freaking out. You piece of [ __ ] >> Make sure there's nothing in that. Oh, wait. >> Is there another parent or guardian I can contact for your daughter so that she doesn't have to go with strangers? >> My phone. I'll tell you. >> The answer is yes or no. >> Yes. Give me my phone so I can call her parent. My daughter's freaking out in the car. >> Bring it down a notch and I'd be happy to work with you. >> Bring it down a notch. We'll be happy to work with you. I don't >> My daughter is in the car freaking out. You calm down. You got a kid? We're not answering questions about me. >> Of course, you're not. >> Okay. So, is there a parent or guardian of the child that I can contact? What's the name? >> Bring me the phone. I'll tell you. >> Close the door. I'll call >> CPS. >> Worried about the child's safety, officers tried to reach the father, but the woman was never going to let it go smoothly. >> Got the phone and only the phone. How do I open it up so you can get the number? >> I don't know. You have to hand me it to me so I can do it. >> Is it face recognition? >> No, it's not. >> Okay. Okay. So, >> you can type it in. >> Hand it to me and I'll do it. >> This isn't a game over who's driving. >> I'm not trying to be shitty. Hand me my goddamn phone so I can call her dad to come get her. I love my daughter. I understand. I understand. I'm going to jail. I understand. You want to be like really authoritative right now. So, give me my phone. I'll open it up and in front of you. I'm not going to do anything crazy. Let me call her dad so she can go home and be happy. That's all I care about. >> Okay. >> Do you understand that? >> You don't have kids, do you? >> Okay. Listen, >> sweetheart. I just want to call her dad. >> Open the passcode and tap it right there. Give me the phone. >> You're holding it. Put Put your passcode in. You're touching it right there. >> Give me the phone. >> It's right here. >> You can stand here in front of me. I just want to get her dad. Look. You You're so dumb. Really? Do you not know how phones work? She continuously stalled in silence, dodging, delaying, and clearly running from responsibility. >> Lower so he can talk to me. Lower. >> Dumb. You're dumb. >> Well, the other >> Well, I'm trying to help you. You're making this harder than it needs to be just cuz you're mean to me. The other No, you're being I'm trying to fix this and you're you're making it harder just cuz you want to. Can you lower the phone so I don't have to hurt myself to do it? Cuz you don't care if I hurt myself to do it. Cuz you don't care about my daughter and you don't care about anything else. That's awesome. Can you just lower? I just want to hit the phone button. Seriously, lower like and Yeah. And my hand is right here. Oh my god. You're Can you hit the side button then? Cuz you're kind of doing this on person just purpose just to be mean at this point. Lower it. I've done nothing to you. I can't hit the phone button. Like seriously, one seriously. >> We probably ought to call the on call CPS then and make sure they can get someone rolling. If we can't get a hold of anyone, that's awesome. >> Let me put on messages. Let me put on CPS is going to come. >> A call has been forwarded to an automatic voice to her. This is I remember. >> No, I think it's just a star 67 version where it's blocked. >> Let me at least see her. Don't be a jerk. >> Does he get another call? >> Yeah. >> Um I'm going to I'm going to need >> This is her dad and he will come get her. I just got to get in touch with her. Don't Don't put her in CPS. Don't put her on that. She will freak out. >> Yelling on my I'm not yelling. I'm talking about my daughter. This is important tonight. You're obviously have no children. I don't know if you can't have children or something, but you're obviously such an >> If you want to give me the name of someone so she doesn't have to go to CPS right now. >> You care. >> This is our option. >> I don't care. I >> CP then CPS it is. Do you want me to get your wallet out of the car or not? >> I want my phone and my wallet and my dog. >> So, where is your wallet at in your car? >> Take me over and I'll show you. No. Where is it? >> I want to see my daughter. >> Okay. She's not cooperating at all. So, I've got her phone. >> You want to see my daughter? I'm not cooperating. >> Um, do you have any luck reaching that number? >> Called twice and left a message. Call dispatch. >> Finally, she was charged with DUI and reckless endangerment in Washington. A serious misdemeanor carrying up to 364 days in jail, a $5,000 fine, or both. When ego outweighs cooperation, a simple encounter with the police can quickly turn into a trip to jail. The law is genderless, and resistance rarely yields the expected results. If you've made it this far, you've just seen arrogance crumble while the law stood firm. Now it's your turn. Drop a comment and tell us what moment stunned you most. Don't forget to like and subscribe because what's coming next takes chaos, defiance, and consequences to an entirely new