STOP TALKING TO HIM. >> I DON'T CARE. >> You don't like this aggressively cuz I'm black, right? [ __ ] them. [ __ ] them. I'm darker than you. [screaming] >> Walk that way. >> You spit on you. >> Pride can be a difficult thing to let go of. For some entitled citizens, it's easier to keep arguing, keep resisting, and keep digging the hole deeper, even when everyone around them can see exactly how it's going to end. Welcome to some of the most embarrassing entitled citizen arrests you'll ever witness. But first, let's start with the aggressive woman who thinks she has the right to lay a hand on the police. >> Call your police. What are you doing? >> Police here. Stop touching it. >> Oh, call them. >> Stop [ __ ] touching me. That's the last. >> On September 7th, 2024, deputies respond to a disturbance call at Daytona Beach involving an intoxicated woman. But from the moment they arrive, it becomes clear this won't stay a simple interaction. >> She's really drunk right now. She's >> something about a drill. Does she have a drill? >> Is she with y'all? >> Yeah. >> My issue is >> What's her name? >> What's wrong? Sir, this issue is I was sitting here enjoying life asking women about what they believe about counter culture and not big counter culture. >> And this [ __ ] came on to me. We're like four [ __ ] deep. >> Okay. >> And saying that I shouldn't be on this beach. And I was like, [ __ ] what are you talking about? I'm just sitting here talking to people about >> Do you need something specifically from him? >> No. >> So, >> I tried to move away from him. He keep talking me. Call that. Talk to him. >> I don't want to touch him. Stop touching me. >> You touch me. Why don't you move? >> Talk to him. Why are you still looking at me? Talk to him. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop talking to him. >> I don't care. >> You don't act this aggressively cuz I'm black, right? Talk to them. Talk to them. >> I'm darker than you. >> Call them. Call them. Call them. >> Okay. >> From the start, she refuses to settle down, speaking over everyone and making accusations. And instead of calming the situation, each response only adds more tension to what's already unstable. >> Call them. >> What do you need? >> Call your police. What are you doing? >> Call the police. Why are you here? Stop touching [ __ ] >> So calm. >> Stop [ __ ] touching me. That's the last time. >> I'm gonna tell you to stop touching me. >> Off of you nothing. Off of you, [ __ ] What are you? I >> Come on. >> Y >> walk. >> Walk. >> Yeah. >> How many times does someone have to tell you to stop touching them before you learn your >> before you touch me? You I think I should let you me before I let you touch me. You hear that, y'all? >> You want to me before he touched me? >> Right. Right. You want to you touch me, right? >> Oh my god. >> You want to before you touch me, right? Because another [ __ ] here go [ __ ] around. Arrested for what? Arrest >> for battery on law enforcement. How many times does a mother got to tell you to stop touching them? >> Sir, hardwood, what am I getting arrested for? >> Come on. Come on. Get to me. I'm getting arrested for hardwood. WHAT? WHAT? WHAT AM I GETTING around you for? >> Relax. >> For what? >> YOU HAVE ROOM IN YOUR >> FOR WHAT? >> HE AIN'T DOING [ __ ] TO ME. I told him to move on. >> What? >> Jump in. >> For what? >> Cuz I said so. >> Cuz you said I move on. >> Get in the [ __ ] car. >> Move on. >> For what, [ __ ] >> Move your foot. >> For what? For what? Get in the car. >> For what? >> I'm so intoxicated. Y'all can't car. >> For what? >> FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? WHAT? I DON'T HAVE COPS. >> REALLY? THAT'S HOW YOU FEEL? I'LL CALL THE [ __ ] POLICE IN ORLANDO department and you won't feel that's how you feel. >> As deputies try to understand what happened, her behavior becomes more erratic. shifting from argument to confrontation. And it doesn't take long before the situation starts moving in a direction that's harder to control. >> Did y'all see where her friends walked off to? >> I'm not sure. >> They went that way. >> So, what's her problem with you? She's going for putting her hands on the over there. >> So, she was her and her friends were walking off the beach. I think that's her stuff over there as well. And I saw out of the corner of my eye that she had basically dropped herself in the sand. >> Okay. >> And I think the friends were [snorts] pleading with her to, you know, keep walking with them. Well, the friends eventually walked away and she was still sitting here behind me. So I could see her out of the corner of my eyes still for about maybe 5 minutes >> and then she began to crawl underneath our setup right here >> to grab my drill. >> Okay, >> I'm assuming. I'm not entirely sure. And then that's when I ended up asking her, "Do you need anything or or do you need help?" Because I was very shocked when she did that. She kind of like just crawled up on me, >> right? So after a little bit of going back and forth, I asked her to leave politely and that's when our friends began walking up and then she went to grab our drill >> that we used to. Yes. >> And then >> when that hurt, I tried to take the drill back from her. uh and then >> so she ended up just here just talking back and forth with you. >> Yeah, it was back and forth. >> All right. >> You okay? Do you want to just want her out of here? >> I mean, she's leaving with us anyway. >> Okay. So >> even as witnesses step in and provide context, the gap between what they describe and how she's acting becomes more noticeable and the situation continues to escalate instead of settling down. You >> [ __ ] rape me and you don't give a >> And that's your [ __ ] right? You can rape a [ __ ] and you don't give a I don't care. So let me go. >> Get her out then. >> Yeah. Get me out right. Get me out right. Get me out right ain't charging me right leg restraint. >> It don't even matter because the truth is one of y'all sons rape me >> AND YOU'RE SITTING THERE LOOKING AT your gloves like you give us >> look at them to put them on. Right. >> Look at them to put them on. Like I got to look at a nigga's dick to put me on. You got to put your nigga's dick in me to put me on. Right. >> You don't need to tell your daughter. >> Relax. Just sit. >> Is that what you want to tell your daughter? What do I I don't have a daughter. >> Okay. But when you have a daughter that you going to tell her that then a [ __ ] put his dick in >> things way worse. Well, that's how people have children, right? >> Right. Okay. So, cool. Let me give Come on. >> I'm not going to do that to you. >> Okay. Let your other [ __ ] me and give a Right. But now y'all give a Because I'm being loud, right? But you ain't give a your other [ __ ] that me very loud. I have no >> But you don't care. I'm Hispanic. I'm black, [ __ ] I'm not even Hispanic. What are you talking about? I'm >> What are you talking about Hispanic for? >> Loud women. I want to talk about your white [ __ ] that rape me. What are you talking about? I don't know. >> All right. I want to put a police report for the white [ __ ] that rape me and made me uncomfortable >> and the Where are we? The land area. >> We're not in the land. >> Let me get it. Where are we? >> We're not in the land or Daytona Beach. >> Daytona. Okay. I want to get a report for [ __ ] that raped me in Daytona Beach, including your [ __ ] that are sitting here with you. >> We can handle that when you get out of jail. >> That's how you feel? >> Yeah. >> That's how you feel? >> Yes. I'll be not in your way. I wasn't there. I'll just sit down. >> At that point, the focus shifts as deputies begin to take control more directly while she continues talking, resisting, and reacting to everything around her. >> You got children. >> There's no child. >> You don't got no wife. You don't got no wife. You don't got no [ __ ] you want to talk to. >> You want to die the rest of your life how you are right now. Yes or no? >> CAN YOU WALK, SWEETIE? >> YES, I CAN WALK. I WANT TO LEAVE. [ __ ] I don't understand why he's treating you. I can't fall. I I have Look at my feet. Look, I know. Look at my feet. Walk. >> You can take very short steps. >> I can't [ __ ] move when these [ __ ] are putting cuffs on me, but I'll reap it. >> Nice tiny step. >> I'm trying to win. >> Tiny steps, babe. Backwards. >> I don't understand. >> Back up. Back up. >> I can't move. He's >> trying to loosen them. >> There you go. Back up. Little back. Little back. >> I don't. >> We're going to go have a seat over there. >> I can't even move. >> You don't have to run. >> Run. >> I said you don't have to get your nasty breath out of my face. >> Your dog get real good, my [ __ ] You stupid. >> Well, keep imagining cuz I don't have a daughter. >> No, it's cool. When you have a daughter, I'm a real girl from the back, [ __ ] She can talk to you all day about how I [ __ ] >> You're going to sit there like what the is wrong with you? You've been talking for an hour. I TOLD YOU I was right, baby. I told you one of the [ __ ] that you sat here and put your hands on your >> time is a little you got no daughter. >> And even as things move forward, she doesn't slow down, continuing to speak, argue, and push back as the situation reaches a point where it can't remain verbal any longer. >> What are you talking to me and some assault? Like these [ __ ] ain't had their [ __ ] raped and the [ __ ] ain't had the [ __ ] courage to speak up. Honestly, >> move forward. We're going to take cuffs off. >> Sorry. You probably got it again, too. >> All right. This [ __ ] M. This [ __ ] is going to get >> I'm not too worried about you, my [ __ ] >> Yeah, whatever. Talk to your girl. What do you like? I don't care. You don't care, right? So, I don't care. So, what is your issue? >> This or what is this for? >> You mad that I said your your [ __ ] is going to get by me? Are you really that unprofessional? If your girlfriend get on me, then you should talk to her, not me. You need to have a >> quite upset if that happens. >> So what are you talking for? I should let you see your lips move. >> Wait, mama. What am I getting? >> I don't WANT TO FIGHT HIM. HE'S NOT WORTH my time. He's not a real [ __ ] I grew up in Atlanta. He's not a real [ __ ] He's a [ __ ] I don't want to fight him. I don't want to fight him. Him, his daughter. I'm going to I don't care. Why am I getting put in on you? >> What is this for? >> For what? >> Can we swap cuffs? >> Someone tell me for what? >> What? >> Someone tell me for what? What? >> Calm down. >> Yeah, we don't need the Yeah, she can't get out of this. >> About what? >> About what? >> He's a long time. >> About me getting raped. Calm down. I hope your daughter gets raped, [ __ ] So, anyone tell me something different? Calm down about what? Cuz I confronted her. Am I rapist? >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah, cuz Yeah. >> Don't touch me again. >> Yes, smells like you rape me because I I I adore I I Bro, I hope you're not even >> What are you talking about right now? >> I haven't done nothing. Why am I getting shot? For what? She was later charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. Now, let's shift our attention to the weeping woman calling for her daddy to save her as the police smashed through her car window. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR, DADDY. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. ON MARCH 26TH, 2024, a deputy in Santa Rosa County stops a vehicle for speeding, initially intending only a warning, but the driver's refusal to step out immediately starts pushing the situation away from a routine stop. >> You're coming this close. All right, you're about to go to jail. All right, I I'll explain everything to you if you step out. >> I'm telling you right now to step out of the vehicle or you are going >> you are going to go to jail if you do not step out of the vehicle. I will tell you that in a second. >> Okay, tell me now. >> I don't have to tell you that. I'm telling you to step out now. I'm giving a lawful order. Okay? You're going 60 mph in a 45. All right? Step out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you to jail right now. Do you understand that? I have other units coming right now. Step out or you are going to jail for resisting. I'm not I'm not playing around with you. You almost got pitted out. All right. You for failing to stop. I turned my sirens on. Sir, hold on a second. Hold on a second. >> Listen, I ma'am, >> you are I'm As soon as another Listen, I'm telling you I am right now. I'm telling you, step out of the vehicle. I don't want to talk to you in the car. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle, ma'am. Once another unit comes, I'm busting this window and I am dragging you out. >> Bust my window car. You're not even letting me talk and let me explain. >> I don't need I don't need you. I'm telling you to step out. I am legally allowed to tell you to step out. I don't I don't care what you think. I am telling you right now to step out of the vehicle or you're going to jail. I'm giving you one last chance. If you do not step out of this vehicle, I am taking you to jail for resisting. That is it. The end of discussion. You are going to jail. I will break this window and I will remove you forcefully. >> You can do whatever you think. >> Zeler Zer. Yes, ma'am. I'm telling you right now, I am I'm giving you a lawful order. Please step out of the vehicle. I don't have to explain myself to you. That is a lawful order. You should probably understand what the law is >> because you're wrong. After repeated instructions and a final warning, she continues to question and delay instead of complying. And that hesitation quickly begins shifting the encounter towards something more serious. >> I'm going to bust your window if you do not step out of the vehicle. >> Sorry to have a conversation. >> I don't need to have a conversation with you inside the vehicle. I am giving you a lawful order. This is the last time. Good to go. You are going to jail right now for resisting. >> No, because you're not talking to me. You're being very rude. >> 174. >> And I'm not going to stop in the in the park that I don't even I don't even know you. And I don't even know. >> Just be advised the as soon as we get the female, she came 10:15 for >> conversation with you. And the fact that you're being very rude right now, like I'm trying to run away from you. I am not. I'm just over. >> Good to go. I'm We're not having I'm done talking to you. >> Rather than resolving the stop, she makes a sudden decision to drive off. And even after being stopped again, she remains inside the vehicle, forcing the situation into a point where officers have to act. >> Step out OF THE VEHICLE NOW. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE with your hands up. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> Hey guys, watch crossfire. I'm going to put spikes on your tires. here. Just take care of business. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. DADDY, >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT. >> DADDY, GET OUT. [screaming] DADDY, >> GET OUT. >> STOP. STOP. GET OUT of the car. >> TALK TO ME. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> SEAT belts off. >> STOP to me. >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. STOP. STOP. >> GET OUT. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> SOMEBODY IS DOING ME WRONG. I DIDN'T ME WRONG. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> 97. >> As she's taken into custody, her reaction shifts, repeatedly insisting she's done nothing wrong and calling out for help while continuing to resist what's happening around her. >> You have anything on? >> YOU DID NOT TALK TO ME. I'M NOT TALKING TO NOBODY. >> You guys did not talk at all. AND YOU HIT MY CAR. >> YES, I did. >> WHY DID YOU HIT MY CAR? YOU DID NOT TALK TO ME. YOU DID NOT WANT YES, YOU SHOULD. YES, I HAVE A RIGHT to be talked to and I have a reason why. I'm not telling you anything. I DO NOT KNOW MY RIGHTS. You guys are wrong. You guys are absolutely wrong. I'm not going anywhere. I'M WAITING FOR MY DAD. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> I'M WAITING FOR MY DAD. >> YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A SEAT. >> I'M WAITING FOR MY DAD. HELP. HELP. I'M BEING PULLED TO LIFE BY THE POLICE. HELP. >> Put your head in. >> I AM SITTING HERE. >> PUT YOUR HEAD IN ALL THE WAY. >> NO. NO. >> HOLD UP. >> NO. >> STOP. NO. I WANT TO LOSE. DON'T TOUCH ME. STOP >> TAKING YOUR GLASSES OFF >> SO WE DON'T BREAK THEM. >> NO. NO. STOP. HELP. >> YOU KICK ME, you're going to GET A FELONY CHARGE. >> HELP. HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. YOU'RE PULLING MY HAIR. [screaming] HELP. HELP. >> GET THAT SIDE. >> HELP. >> CLOSE THAT DOOR. HELP. >> I GOT HELP. HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! I'M BEING PULLED BY POLICE! >> MA'AM, GET IN THE CAR. >> I got you. I GOT YOU. >> HELP! [screaming] HELP! HELP! >> Get in the car. >> Even after everything that's happened, she continues explaining her version of events, insisting the officer was in the wrong. And with each statement, it becomes clear she still doesn't recognize how far the situation has already gone. to break my windows, which I don't think is right when he could have just came to talk to me and just gave me a ticket and and I would have left. But he just he just came to me very aggressively talking like he's going to break my windows. I need to step out of the car. I'M LIKE, "NO, I'M NOT stepping out of the car. I don't know you because you would have just did this anyways. I don't feel comfortable." AND THEN HE CRASHED MY CAR. I DON'T CARE IF that's what what you guys protocol. I wasn't trying to run officer initially. But if he's going to say he's going to damage my car, which I have to pay for at the end of the day, because I know and y'all ain't going to try to pay for my car being broken now, both of my windows and my bumper. Like, come on. That is totally Do you have any questions or anything? >> Totally disrespected by him. And I know you don't even care because of the way you're you're acting right now. >> Okay. Do you have any questions or anything? one, why couldn't he just pull me over normally and just came to my car respectfully and told me that I was going over this feeling so I don't have to explain to you first. He should have he I don't care what type of mood he's in, but he shouldn't be disrespectful to anybody and just threatening them as soon as they come to the car. That is an abuse of force. >> Okay, >> that's an abuse of force. >> We're I'll look at the body cam footage. Okay. >> Cuz I asked him. >> Do you have any Do you have any questions or anything? >> Wait, can I go? I'm not going. >> You're going to No, you're going to jail and we're taking your car for fle for failing to stop and refusing to leave. Okay, we're done. >> I'm not I wasn't failing stop over. See, now you're being ruled too. >> And as officers attempt to move things forward, she resists again, refusing to fully comply. And what's left of the situation shifts from verbal push back into something that has to be handled physically. >> Hey, you're going to go to my car. Okay. >> All right. >> No, I want to be let go. >> Okay. >> You're going to drive. You going? >> No, I am not. >> You're listen. >> No, he was rude to me. He was totally disrespectful coming to my car. >> If they hurt your feelings, >> I'm Debbie Kim. Okay, but we got to go to jail. Okay. >> No, >> that's not >> No, I'm waiting for my dad. >> No, we're not doing that. No. >> So, >> you going to go with us or >> No. STOP. WAIT. HOLD ON. >> LET'S GO. >> STOP. CAN YOU WAIT? STOP. >> COME ON. GET OUT OF THE CAR. PLEASE STOP. WAIT. I'M TRYING. >> WE'RE FAST TALKING. You already ran. Get out of THE CAR NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> ANYWHERE. >> THAT'S MY DAD. >> I'M TRYING TO TALK. >> I'M TRYING TO TALK. STOP. [laughter] >> We're done talking. What are you talking about? >> I'M NOT EVEN RUNNING. >> It's open. >> STOP. >> Get in THE CAR. >> STOP. >> Get in the car. >> Thank you. Just have a seat, please. >> Sit down or they're going to grab you by your handcuffs and pull you in the car. >> SIT DOWN. STOP. WAIT. LET ME GET IN THE CAR. LET ME DO IT. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. OKAY. SIT DOWN. OKAY. Sit down. Sit down. Please. >> Okay. Damn. >> Sit down. >> Okay. No. >> We're about out of time. Sit down. >> No. YOU GUYS ARE BEING HEY, HEY, YOU HEY, [screaming] STOP. OUCH. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> What began as a simple warning ultimately led to charges for fleeing, refusing a lawful order, and obstructing officers without violence. The situation takes a volatile turn as the suspect lashes out, demanding to know why the police are acting on behalf of white people. >> Gatekeeper, black gatekeeper, why are you doing the white man's bidding? Why are you doing the Tell him why are you doing the white man's fage? >> On April 15th, 2026, officers were dispatched to a McDonald's after reports of a disruptive woman causing a disturbance inside the restaurant. >> Let's step outside. Let's step outside. I have never been kicked out of any McDonald's. >> Come on. Let's go outside. >> Let's go outside. Let's go outside. Why are you doing the white man? Let's go outside. >> Why are you doing the white man's bidding? >> Let's go. >> Huh? Let's go. >> Huh? Gatekeeper. Black gatekeeper. Why are you doing the white man's bidding? Why are you doing the Tell him why are you doing the white man's bidding? >> Why are you doing the WHITE MAN'S BIDDING? WHY ARE YOU A GATEKEEPER? >> CALM DOWN. >> THE woman refused to comply, repeatedly hurling insulting and racially charged remarks at a black police officer. She then escalated the situation into a full arrest after refusing to provide her ID. >> Your ID. >> No, that is not going to be the first. >> Let me see your ID. You are You are not going to leave right now. >> Okay. You're not going to put your hands on me. You're not going to put your hands on me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're not going to put your hands behind. >> Stop resisting. I'M NOT RESISTING. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR hands behind your back. >> I am not resisting. Stop. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I AM NOT RESISTING. STOP. STOP. PLEASE. MY HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP. STOP. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. STOP IT. STOP. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. >> 94. Can I get anything? >> I haven't done anything. I haven't done anything. I haven't done anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you doing this? >> Put your hands behind your back. Drop your backpack. >> I haven't done anything. >> Drop your backpack and put your hands behind your back. >> I haven't done anything. Put your hands behind your back. >> I haven't done anything. >> Let go. >> I'm innocent. I haven't done anything. Stop. I need my glasses. I >> Let go. >> I haven't done anything. Let go. >> Let go. 25 years. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I have a son at the University of Florida. I had a homeless person. Do not >> I don't care. >> Stop. >> I don't care. Once restrained, she launched into a stream of self-pity, claiming she was homeless in an attempt to gain sympathy. But the officer firmly stated he didn't care, leaving her visibly spiraling into desperation. >> Let go. >> Do this. >> Let go. You're going. >> I am a mother. I have done nothing wrong. I have done nothing wrong. Stop. Stop. Stop. I have done nothing wrong, sir. I've done nothing wrong. >> Put your hands behind your back. did nothing wrong. >> You're going to get tased. Put your hand behind your back. You're going to get tased. >> Stop. >> Keep Keep them behind your back. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop. >> Stay seated. >> Stay seated. Do not move. Stay seated. >> Please. I haven't done anything wrong. My son graduates from >> That's great. I don't care. You failed the identifiers to have you failed to leave after being asked. My son graduates from the University of Florida next month. Please sir, stop. You don't need to do this. Why are you doing this? Please don't. >> You have to listen to the officer. >> I will give you my ID. >> You will. You failed to give it the first three times I asked. No, that's too late for that. We're not doing that. >> I asked her three times. >> I need my glasses. >> Half of them are right here. >> Why did you excuse my glasses? All right. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> I can't see without my glasses. >> I NEED MY LAPTOP. >> NEED TO WALK. >> I NEED MY LAPTOP. I NEED MY LAPTOP. PLEASE. Please get my laptop. >> Please get my laptop. Get your stuff. >> Please get my laptop. >> My dog. My dog is in the car. Please. >> My dog. Sir, >> my dog. What are you going to do with my dog? SPCA. I don't know. >> Get in the car. >> Sit down. You're going to jail. >> I know. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I didn't I need my >> As the taser was drawn, she finally realized the consequences of her stubborn resistance had arrived. Ironically, even in that moment, she was still worried about the dog left inside her car. Afterwards, officers spoke with store employees to obtain witness statements. >> Yeah, no problem. So I came out the lobby. There was her sitting over there and then another guy that was sitting over there that was uh I guess he was homeless or something like that. >> And then there was a family over here. So I do our rounds. Every 30 minutes we have to do our rounds. Let the customers, hey good morning. Um you have a 30-minut time frame while consuming food and then you know you have to be off the property. It's 30 minute time frame. >> Mhm. >> She didn't even consume any food. She was just sitting here using the Wi-Fi. And so she was like who are you? the white gatekeeper. Ma'am, I ma'am, this is not even a confrontational thing right [music] now. I'm just letting you know the rules is 30 minutes. Well, I traveled the world and blah blah blah. Okay, well, congratulations that you travel the world. I I don't need to know all that. I just need you to know that there's a 30 minute time frame and that's it. That's all I'm coming here to do. And then that's when she's got a raise. She started calling me names. Ma'am, I don't have time for that. Oh, you hate your mother. Oh, you you need to go get some tea and all this. I'm like, >> what names was she calling you? She called me a black and then she called me a black gay dude. Then she said she just kept saying, you know, hateful things, you know. Oh, you you you here to um to control the white people and ma'am. She's like, oh, you need to be in jail somewhere where all [music] the black people is. You know where they want you. I'm like, ma'am, I don't care about all that. I have a degree. I I just applied for law school. I'm just waiting for them to say congrats. >> Yeah. I'm just waiting for my acceptance letter. That's it. So um all that unnecessary stuff ma'am I can't you know I can't engage in that you know there's ethical things that I have to you know maintain that I can't you know I can't do that. So it's like the things that you're saying is very hateful and I really want to react but in the back of my head I'm thinking like you're just applying for law school so you know there are certain standards that you have to go about things. out. [music] Um, then I just called 911. Just said, "Can you guys just come and remove the lady?" And by the time you got here, she was already back here trying to record me. And I'm like, "Ma'am, stop recording me. You don't have permission to record me. Stop recording me." Oh, I'm recording. Uh, >> and that's what happened. >> Okay. Um, I just need Are you a manager? >> Yes, I am. >> I just need to get you a quick ID. No problem. Let me go get my drink >> and then uh I'll have you on your way. >> Okay. >> The store manager stepped forward to confirm the suspect's aggressive behavior, noting that she had even directed harsh insults at him. Yet at this point, seated inside the patrol car, she appeared completely different. Quiet, subdued, and unrecognizable compared to her earlier outburst. >> I have never been kicked out of a McDonald's, and I've traveled this country 6 months. I'm a journalist. I'm not a nobody. I lived in Florida for 25 years. I have two sons at the University of Florida. I am not a homeless person. I am not somebody to be pushed around. I have a master's degree. I'm educated. [crying] And this is I don't know why you're doing this to me. >> Well, I don't do I just got here, so I'm just making sure everything's >> These are super tight and they're really constricting. >> All right. Well, I guess the issue was >> Why did he have to throw me down and break my glasses? Is my phone also broken? >> I don't know. I'll look into all that. I have to review everything. We have body cameras on throughout the entire counter. So, everything that happened, we'll see. >> He broke my glasses. There is no need to get that kind of aggressive with me. I'm a 50-year-old woman. I'm 53. I'm not dangerous. I don't own firearms. I was a victim of domestic violence in this state. My ex-husband spent 6 months in the Sarasota County jail for smashing his wife into his third into his third wife's face. And I was the second wife. You don't need to do this to a woman whose mother was murdered. Also, [laughter] you don't need to do this to women. >> Keep your hands together like you're praying. And they're they're real loose. Okay. >> They're not. They're They're driving into my wrist. Can you please give me water, please? Just give me a drink of water, please. [laughter] >> You could have loosened them up. I am not a threat. I don't own firearms, nothing. You did this on purpose because you're a sadist. You like to brutalize women and black people. This is This is the stupidest thing you've evering done. Like, it's so useless. It's so useless to be so fascist. It really is. It's fascist as Florida, man. It's so bad here. It's so bad. Like, honestly, there was no need to harass me. There wasn't a need for that guy to harass me, and there wasn't a need for you to harass me. >> You said to your boss YOU WERE GOING TO GET ME WATER. WHY DID YOU LIE TO YOUR BOSS? >> [music] >> The suspect faces charges for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, criminal trespassing, and battery on an officer. Next, the aggressive girlfriend aiming to spit in the faces of the police was instantly served a heavy dose of justice. >> He know you better get the behind me. You touching me. You're touching me. On August 13th, 2025, police officers were dispatched to a reported domestic disturbance. >> What's going on tonight? >> And I'll wait till she get her story cuz I ain't got time to go back and forth. >> So, you don't want to tell me what's going on? >> Yeah, I'll tell you what's going on. But what's going on? >> Honestly, I don't want to call no short. But >> she get in 4:30 in the morning. I come in. The kids here. >> Okay. >> I'm getting off work at 3:30. >> Okay. >> She come in. I mean, I come in the house. She I called her 1:30. She says she's going outside. Left the kids here. >> Okay. >> 3:30 I get in. Call her. What's going on? Oh, I'm so and so, so and so. I'm at my house taking a piss. >> Okay. I'm drunk as hell. All right, cool. >> I'm uh 4:30 get here, she walk in with her cousin. >> Yeah, we got into it. >> Yeah. Verbal argument. >> Yeah, verbal argument. >> Okay. Nobody got physical or anything? >> No, she just drunk. >> I got you. >> I don't drink. Don't smoke. I got you, man. >> Did you see what these did about children? >> She was talking about some children, but she left the kids here >> for a whole hours. I got off work at 3:30. >> And that's what this comes all coming about. >> Yeah. >> Tell her she can, you know what I'm saying? Yo, this ain't it. >> Were you asleep when she got home or awake? >> Yeah, I was sleep cuz my alarm went off. >> She come in all drunk or something or >> Okay. >> I would prefer her to leave. >> You think the cousin will take her somewhere? >> How about Yeah, it's a cousin. >> Okay. >> Can you ask the cousin? >> All right. Okay. I mean, we'll have to bring her out here. So, >> the man told officers the dispute had been purely verbal, but he wanted the woman to pack her belongings and leave his home because children were present and she was intoxicated. When officers approached the girlfriend to sort things out, the situation immediately turned confrontational. >> You do not understand. There is no coming back. I've done this before. I've tried to do this before. I have a support with this man before. And I tried to come back here and get my things Christmas. It was maybe December 27th or December 28th. Can I tell you a solution to this problem though? >> Because we're not going to sit here all night for for you. >> You want me to give you a reason to take his ass? You want me to give you a reason? >> No, I'm just I'm telling you what the solution is. Can you listen to me real quick? >> I'm trying to, but you guys don't understand. >> Okay, >> I understand it. And I understand. So, here's if you're if you're that scared, get the bare essentials. Leave right now. >> No, I want all my things. >> Can you just please listen to me and let me explain this? >> Are you being aggressive to me? I'm not being I'm not I'm trying to get you to listen to me so I can give you the solution. Okay. Half of my things. >> I need you to listen to me and not talk over me. Please. Okay. You get the bare essentials right now and we leave and then in a couple hours when you're cooled down, you call us. We come do what's called the domestic standby and we'll stand by for however long it takes you to get all your stuff. But right now, if you're that scared, you need to get everybody out of the house. Okay. Okay, right now it's just taken care of right now. We want to move everything out. >> We will not open this door. >> Look, if your stuff's in here, he will come back. >> No, no, no, no. You don't understand. I've done this before with you guys. >> Where y'all stuff August? >> I just did this with you all in December. The end of December, he did the same exact thing. He would not give me all my things. Not only did he do that, but he showed up to the >> What's the stuff that you're talking about? >> My clothes, my food, everything that I have in this house. He would not allow me to get my children's things. He will not allow me to get >> what what your kids say. >> If you can ask him to give me 15 minutes, I will take me and my children's things out of >> officers propose a practical solution. Take essential items now and return later with police assistance for the rest. After several heated exchanges, she finally agrees. >> Hey, hands up. Hands up. >> Hands up. I'm just showing you a smart move. >> Absolutely not. But I just told y'all he just threatened my life and he's trying to move all of them. He's been doing this for years and I keep running. I'm tired of running. You want to see the red? >> No. Stop. No. No. >> Get out of the room. >> No. Gus, >> what are you doing? >> I'm trying to tell you I'M TIRED OF RUNNING. Y'ALL NOT LISTENING TO ME. I TRIED TO DO THIS TO THE SAME OFFICES. THEY wouldn't listen to me. He keeps hiding them. >> Okay. He keeps hiding them in there, in the backyard, in the neighbor's yard, every where he's hiding them. He keeps coming after me every time I leave and run. He keeps coming. I'm tired and I'm scared. I'm tired. >> Okay, I understand. >> You You want what he took out? HE TOOK OUT THE DIRTY ONES. Want you want to take your stuff and let's go. Never ever do something like that again. Will you get your stuff and go? >> You're not listening to me, right? >> I am. First of all, you just went and got a gun underneath. >> No, no, no. I slept with my foot with my hands up. >> What about that seems smart to do? >> With my foot with my hands up like Officer, my >> There is a gun underneath the bed. Not >> I did. I'm sorry, sir. Did I not tell you and your other fellow officer in the backyard where it was? >> I wasn't back there with you. >> While packing her belongings, the woman grew increasingly emotional, accusing her boyfriend of threatening her life. She even claimed there was a firearm under the bed, suggesting she might retrieve it to show officers. Even as she was being escorted out of the residence, her attempt to lunge at and attack her boyfriend was enough to get her taken into custody. >> I would call your ass in front of them. They act. >> You want to go in if you just leaving your ass. She's not going to do She's not going to do nothing. She's not going to do nothing. She's Oh, wait. >> She's not going to do nothing. >> I'm not going to do cuz I spit on your ass. And he know how this [ __ ] can get. You better get the behind me. You touching me. You're touching me. >> Walk that way. >> No. Spit on you. She didn't spit on you. She didn't. >> Did I spit on you? >> Yes, she did. >> No, I didn't. Yeah, you're under arrest. Under arrest. >> Okay. >> But I didn't have >> under arrest FOR ASSAULT. I NEVER TOUCHED HIM. >> BATTERY IS >> I NEVER TOUCHED HIM. >> SPIT ON MY FOREHEAD. >> NO, I DID. SHOW ME. >> Central 29:30. Mark one female 95. >> I'm not going to rob you. >> I'm tell >> I NEVER TOUCHED HIM. >> I NEVER SPIT ON THIS MAN. SHOW ME WHERE IT'S ON YOUR FOREHEAD. IT'S ON MY FOREHEAD RIGHT NOW. IT'S ON the camera. >> Show me. >> Stop. >> Show me. >> Come on. We're going to jail. >> Can I give her our keys? >> Mommy, here. Get your keys. >> She never >> He had my keys the whole time and y'all won't let him do this [ __ ] to me. >> But I never touched him. >> I never touched him. Do you hear me? I WILL APOLOGIZE TO YOU, BUT I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. >> You spit on me. >> No, I didn't. I said >> you spit on me. >> I'm mad. You don't understand. >> You're about to get resistant. >> I'm trying to resist, but y'all don't understand. my leg. Can I give her a key? She has my children. >> Here, give me your keys. >> In an attempt to avoid arrest, she went as far as spitting at officers. An act that only escalated the situation further. At that point, her path to jail had never been more certain. >> Can I help? Grab my phone. Give her my purse. >> Okay. Well, we can't do the purse right now. >> Okay. I'm not going to go nowhere. I promise you. MY RIGHT HAND TO JESUS. I'M I WOULD I'M NOT that type of person. You got to understand >> what's in the purse that needs to go with me. >> My ID, my money, my credit card. Don't do this. Stay with you. No. Don't do this to run to my daughter, please. No, I need her to take it so she can bomb me out. >> There's no bond. There's no bond. >> WHAT YOU MEAN NO BOND? >> ILLINOIS HOURS. >> Come on. Don't do this in front of my kids. Y'all don't understand. BUT YOU KNOW I JUST SPIT ON YOU. >> OKAY. You're going to want Yeah, you did. >> PLEASE. PLEASE. CAN I HUG MY RESISTANCE? Y'ALL DOING FRONT OF MY DAUGHTER. >> YOU'RE DOING THIS. into your car. You had to KEEP >> this right now. 942. She's being charged with assault. >> I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. MY MOTHER WAIT. >> Why you >> I'm TRYING TO WALK WITHOUT Y'ALL PUSHING ME. JUST LET ME WALK IN MY OWN PACE. That's all I'm asking. I will walk. I'm not resisting. Jesus Christ. And this handcuff is so tight. Please. This [ __ ] is covering my wrist real hard. >> Every chance just couldn't help you. >> Can I speak to y'all? >> Do you have her car? >> Can I speak to you? >> Can I speak to y'all? Please. >> Hold on. >> I never spit on you and you know it. >> Yeah, you did. >> LET ME KNOW I DIDN'T. >> Get in the car. >> Okay. I don't mind having to see. Can you please loosen this? >> When we get back, I will take them off. We're going >> No, I don't want you to take it off. I just want you to loosen this one up a little bit. This [ __ ] hurts really bad. >> I don't mind mad you loosen it up. >> My fingers, please. No, you don't hear. >> We will be taking off. I have two bracelets on this. >> Come on. >> And they're not touching either, right? >> Okay. Just lift it up a little bit, please. I'm sorry. This hurts. I'm I don't want to resist arrest. I don't want to do none of that. I don't want to do this in front of my >> In the end, the woman was charged with aggravated assault on law enforcement and resisting arrest. In the situation unfolding here, the woman's deliberate nudity on the beach has taken things to a whole new level. On October 15th, 2022, officers responded to a report of a woman allegedly exposing herself in front of children. >> Are you trying to go to jail? >> For indecent exposure. >> No. >> No, I just watched you. might be at the end of film call. >> I'd ste okay 1755 to one of the other units on Leo Beach. Can you 56 over uh where Lisa is? It's safe to >> I bet you would. >> Yeah, it's just the shorts fall down. Everybody's been there. >> No, that's not how it work. I watched you. >> Watch me. >> I pull down your pants. >> I pulled down >> right here. >> You can show me 10. >> When caught, she showed no embarrassment or attempt to rectify the situation. instead trying to justify it by claiming her pants had simply fallen off by themselves. This shameful behavior quickly earned her a stern reprimand from the police. Grab your Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Hard. Put your hands behind your back or you're going to get an additional charge. That's all of our stuff. Who has a car though? Excuse me. Can you pick my things up? Got all this guy. I can watch it. Can you pick my things up? We'll need her stuff. But whoever has a car, we get the truth with me. After being handcuffed, Lisa further worsened the situation by cursing, threatening to assault the police, resisting arrest, and causing a constant disturbance. >> I was just trying to eat my lunch and you couldn't help. >> You know what? You're telling the goddamn truth about this [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Okay. I'll go downtown, release, pick my goddamn property back. How come you're watching me? >> Okay. Got to >> got it. >> Okay. >> Put me in there. >> This is not a patrol vehicle. We're going to go. >> Well, you know, I don't really give me enough. >> You got it. Got it. >> Yeah, you got it. >> Got it. >> What? >> I guess he's over there. But >> Oh, once again. >> Touch me. your hat off. >> Yeah, >> I have to search you. >> Oh, I just went over there. I'll try and get >> Do this right now. >> Ironically, Lisa seemed more upset about being arrested than about the actions that got her there. No one made her expose herself, resist officers, or threaten police. Every bad decision was her own. >> We're watching me got it >> about rather you take her. >> Yep. >> I don't think I'm in jail. That one be out. >> You should have thought of that. >> You're so friendly. >> You're That's why. >> Stop moving. >> We don't need to expose it. >> I'll whip I'll whip your ass right here, [ __ ] >> I don't think you will. >> Yeah. Do you want me to >> stop? >> Do you want to try that? >> Yeah, I will. >> Okay. You'll end up staying a lot longer than what you would have. >> Oh, see I'm not. >> Okay. Second chance of a purpose statement. Okay. >> Just to take to that over that first time. There's someone willing to >> but you know I'm willing to wipe >> you guys out. >> My camera probably caught her the second time pulling her pants down just to show everybody. But in case it did >> whatever about how >> I definitely saw it with >> I got shut up >> on camera but one of them is to write a witness statement. >> What did you do? Stop >> cuz I wouldn't go back to my jail. So it would be better if you would just cooperate. >> Shut up. >> You cooperate. >> Okay. >> Oh, we need all this and that. >> Grab sight because there's a female. If you want >> Good job. Oh, she's going to jail. >> Be happy to take her to jail. >> I'll take her. All right. >> I didn't double lock him. >> Shut. Take me. >> Where's my stuff? Lisa was charged with repeat indecent exposure, obstruction without violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer. On July 6th, 2023, a jury found her guilty on all three counts. Most notably, in the next scene, a driver fails miserably in a desperate attempt to swap seats and evade the traffic stop. >> By getting into the driver's seat, you have assumed that she has a valid license, right? You have valid license. On February 11th, 2026, an officer spotted a vehicle speeding. After it pulled over, the officer observed suspicious movement inside the car, immediately shifting the focus of the entire investigation. Do >> you have a photo of your driver's license or ID? anything. I first >> So on the iPhones, what's really cool, if you hit the little search button, the little magnifying glass, you can type in driver's license or type in license. Oh, right there. >> Right there. >> That's not yours. >> When the police got out of the car, the dash cam recorded passengers frantically switching seats. The female driver initially scrambled into the back seat while another girl jumped into the driver's seat to take her place. >> Ma'am, what was your name? >> Talia. >> Talia. Okay, go ahead and step out for me. >> What's happening? >> Step out of the car. >> Can I call somebody? What's up? >> Step out of the vehicle. Hey, tell me what's going on first. I'm >> telling you to step out of the car. Come step right here. >> Come here. >> No, I think I might be going to jail or something. I don't know. Cuz they just stopped me and they told me to get out the car. >> Spell your first name for me again. >> Um I I guess he said I was speeding. I didn't realize I was speeding. >> Okay, this is more important than your >> Okay, go ahead and spell your name. >> T. So, you realize that you have a learner's license, right? >> Mhm. >> Okay. And by >> by getting into the driver's seat, you have assumed that she has a valid license, right? You have valid license. >> Okay. So, you've opened yourself up to five different tickets right now. >> Okay. Listen, >> now Well, >> you got in the driver's seat. You have assumed possession of the vehicle by getting in the driver's seat. I'm not going to write you five tickets. >> Okay. >> Okay. Because you're probably the only one in this car that has a valid license, right? >> You have a valid license in the back. >> Hm. >> I don't think she doesn't see your name like this. >> So, you're probably the only one that has one in this car. >> Your license is out of order, >> right? >> So, we're going to deal with whatever we got going on back here. But understand that y'all could get in a lot of trouble by doing what you just did. Okay. >> This trick was quickly seen through by the police. Only the woman who had just switched to the driver's seat had a valid driver's license. The police acted swiftly, removing the suspect from the vehicle >> from the spelling of her name and her birthday. >> 99 or 98? >> 99. >> You told me 98. Oh, I didn't realize I could get back. Talia L is my middle initial. >> Okay, Miss >> I told R. I didn't know I told you. >> All right, Miss just for right now, I want you to step up to the back of my T. Can you put your phone down for me a second, please? >> What's going on? >> I can tell you to put your phone down for a second, please. >> Speaker, >> you can put on speaker. That's fine. All right. For right now, I'm just going to put your >> You're just being detained because your name Your name is not coming back to anything right now. I don't know why. Okay. If it does come back to you have a valid driver's license or any driver's license in any state with the name Talia with a date of birth of 1999 or 1998 and you can give it a citation go on your way. >> Okay. >> Okay. But the problem I have right now is you're coming back with absolutely no record at all. >> Okay. That's something mom was saying that right now I'm going to be in detain right now. I'm coming back with no record at all. So he was trying to like find my thing um on there for my my driver's license and stuff and then >> Right. >> I know it doesn't look like you have any pockets, but you have anything hidden? >> No. >> Okay. No knives, nothing like that. Mm-m. Nothing in your bramm. Okay. How do you see the window and talk to keep talking to my mom? Can I get my phone? >> No. Not while you're back here. No. >> Can my sister don't get out and talk to me while I'm right here? >> I'm going to have everyone get out of the car here in a second, but just go and put your feet in for me. Thank you. >> The police returned to their patrol car to check. The name Talia did not exist in any state's database. The pink-haired girl was then arrested. The police didn't forget to return to their car to remind the girls who were with her. >> Just so lady use you ladies are aware, you can't drive this car more than to that wall gas station parking lot. >> Okay. >> Okay. The owner of the car is aware that a licensed driver has it, but you need to call someone with a valid license to come get the car. >> I should be towing it. Okay. >> But I'm not going to leave the three of you on the side of one of the one of the worst roads in Palm Beach County. Okay. So, I'm going to ask now, >> are there any drugs in this car that I need to know about? >> No drugs? >> No. >> Okay. >> I am not right now. I don't want to write you any tickets cuz you necessarily didn't do anything wrong other than try to help out a friend. However, I want you to understand that she this is a felony charge and by assisting her, you're aiding in abetting a felon and that itself is a felony. Okay. Okay. I am going to give you guys back the paperwork and you need to call her mother and tell her that you guys are at the Waw Wa and she needs to come get it. >> Okay. >> Okay. So that's what that's what happened with my sister. >> She's going to jail. It's a felony. I can't let it go. She's a habitual traffic offender. >> So she shouldn't even be anywhere near the driver's seat of a car cuz every time it's a felony. >> The officer didn't impound the vehicle, but warned the passengers that helping Chantalia switch seats could be seen as aiding a felony suspect. The suspect was then transported to the station to complete the remaining booking procedures. So after I do the 10 door 10 doors 10 days mandatory I'm able to get out. >> That's up to a judge andor magistrate depending on who sees your case. >> Oh I hope so. Lord please please. I don't got time to be doing more than 10 days. Then then when I get in there I'm able to make phone calls, right? Cuz I have to be to work in the morning. So somebody going to have to >> make then for 10 days. That's going to be so freaking bad though. Let me call these people. >> They um did you give my phone to them? >> Oh my god. I don't get phone. >> Huh? >> I don't get phone. >> Um Well, cuz I know I just don't I um that's my mom's car and those are my cousins and sisters. Are you Are you or someone able to call since I don't have my phone right now to tell my mom like that she has to um contact them to be able to pick her car? told them that you need to contact her. Okay. >> Park the law and not move until she gets there. >> Okay. >> Cuz she only has learner's license and she shouldn't be driving at all. We just passed her past her curfew. No one in that car's license. >> She was detained for multiple traffic violations and giving a false name to police. Court records show she was detained for approximately 7 days before being released on $4,000 bail. Subsequently, the initial charge of aggravated driving was reduced to a suspended driver's license violation, and she pleaded not guilty to both charges at the preliminary hearing. Finally, the dumb Karen makes a desperate run to escape the handcuffs, only to face utter and absolute defeat. >> STOP. On April 19th, 2026, police respond to a disturbance call at a residential pool area after reports of a woman acting erratically, screaming, and behaving unpredictably. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Come here. I'm >> not a victim. I am not a martyr. >> You cannot sacrifice me. >> Excuse me. What? >> Oh, sorry. I like to sing and dance and be free. >> You like to sing and dance? Just stay back. Just stay back over there for me. Okay, sure. >> Can you actually forest? Hawkeye. Hawkeye. I'm forest. >> Hey, you're not free to leave. Come here. No, it's okay. >> No, it's not okay. Come here. >> Come here. >> What? >> Okay, come here. Go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. You're being detained at this time. >> Why? >> Because you are acting erratically and you're moving. 8 7 8 9. Can you 51 over here? >> 44. >> Stop. >> No, that's my twitch. Cuz my body is active and light. >> Okay. Time 13. Show me with one detain. >> They're good with me. They're good with me. SERVE PROTECT PROTECT. STOP protecting ground. >> Protect. [screaming] >> Get off. Get off. Get off. >> CHOSEN. GOD. If you don't move, >> get up and move. >> Officers attempt to detain her as she refuses commands, invokes religious statements, and physically resists being placed in handcuffs. The struggle escalates as officers try to secure her arms. >> I wouldn't do that. >> I wouldn't do that. GET OFF ME. >> STOP MOVING. GET OFF OF ME. REVELATION. >> I KNOW. I'M TRYING. >> REVELATION. >> Just go in cuffs. >> Stop resisting. Go in cuffs. >> Protect us. >> Let go. What's in your hand? Children. >> Let go. >> Listen, ma'am. We're going to pick you up. Okay. >> Do not fight in any way. You understand what I'm saying? >> Yeah. Stay there. >> Stay true. >> Bring your shoes. Bring your hoodie. >> Bring your knees to your chest and stand up. >> My knees hug straight. Get up. >> You scraped my knees. >> Shouldn't have been running or fighting. >> I wasn't resisting. Ow. God darn it. >> Take a seat. >> Take a seat. >> Okay. You too. >> No. No. You don't got to sit on a seat. You got to sit on the floor. >> Nate. Okay. >> Take a seat. >> Okay. I am. >> Listen. Just do what they ask of you. >> It's going to be better for your body. Just do what's asking you. >> You're bleeding a lot. >> Where's your ID? I'm going to tell you I'm Florence. Just give me a second so I can catch my breath gag. >> That's not how this go. What is your name? >> Okay. >> Dory. >> Dory. What? >> Hold on. I got to breathe. >> No. Dory, what? >> My throat. My knees. >> You got EMS on the way to check on you. >> My knees. Thank you for your service. >> EMS is on the way. >> Thank you for your self. >> Dixon, can you get both of your ID, please? >> Thank you for your selfless service. You >> mind going in with opposite? She is restrained on the ground and placed into handcuffs while officers and bystanders observe her injuries and attempt to stabilize the situation. >> What's your first name? >> I am. >> I need both. I need Mr. Phillips who called and then this individual right here with the scraped up service. >> Dory spotted. >> Okay. D O R I I. >> What state? >> I'm sorry, but I'm >> What state is your driver's license out of? >> Texas. I only have paper permit because my ID is with my dad because I'm homeless and he let me stay with him for a while. >> No, no, just keep on stay with her for right now. Okay, >> dude. My knees really hurt. Can they check my >> Yep. We're getting We're getting >> We're getting EMS right now. >> Ow, my knees hurt. >> I don't want anything on them. Just if we could throw some water. >> They just hurt. Oh, look at my side. My right side. I was trying to figure out where it came from. >> Just burns. Should we tell the paramedic if you can check it? >> I already checked you out. Do me a favor. Put this knee to your chest. Hold on my knees. >> Put this Put this Put that to your chest. 1 2 3. >> I'm going to stand to the front of that patrol car over there. Okay. You want to turn your front camera on for me? >> Yeah. >> And turn on your rear camera. >> Right here. for that. >> She continued refusing to identify herself, repeatedly claiming she was injured in an attempt to delay the investigation. However, her attempts to play the victim were quickly dismissed and exposed by officers on scene. >> Sure. My body cam caught it. He grabs her by the back of the neck and I tell her multiple times to let her go. Worse, I'm I have both her hands. She's not letting go of something in her hand. Turns out it's a just a crystal, not a rock or anything, but at the time it looked like a plastic baggie with a rock in it. >> Okay. Uh, and then we were able to get cuffs on her and then at that point I called for you and EMS because he was actively bleeding. She had scrapes to her knees and everything. >> Do you have any idea what her deal is right now or did we even get to that or >> She was just saying how like she wasn't making a lot of sense. She was just here like I was watching her the entire time. She was uh >> Okay, don't worry. I got her. That's fine. >> She had a like one of the like big leaf sticks which she hit me with. Um, and she was just walking around with that. She was making trying to make herself regurgitate, just not making a lot of sense and saying that she was just trying to be happy and everything. And even when trying to get her name, she wasn't making sense to the point where it was like just >> Did we ever get her name? >> And I'm trying to run her right now. >> When you approached her, what did you say to her? Just kind of like, "Hey, come over here." Whatever. >> Flores, come over here. Then she tried to walk away and I said, "No, come over here. We're staying over here." She said, "No, it's okay." And I said, "No, I'm telling you to stay here." >> At that point, I I said, "At this point, you're being detained." I detain I grabbed her arm >> to detain her >> to detain her. I pulled it I put it behind her back and I told officer I went that's on the radio to say, "Hey, >> step it up a little." >> She pulled away from you at that point or did you have a handcuff on her? I was I I had one handcuff on her and she started to tense up and then she tried to move away from me >> and then before I could get it on her >> other hand >> just on her in general it it like her wrists are tiny. >> Okay. >> So I wasn't able to get it on fully before. >> Okay. >> She slipped out and then started to >> and then she hit you >> and then she hit me. >> I mean it's all in body. No worries. Officers described the encounter, stating she was acting erratically, struck an officer during the struggle, and resisted detention despite repeated commands. Further witness accounts describe her unpredictable behavior. >> Was it on my head? >> Okay. Hello. How you doing? I'm Sergeant Sets. How are you? >> Great, sir. Good. >> So, did you call originally for what was going on? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What was what was happening? >> So, first she was up here. >> Uhhuh. >> Behind those buildings. I actually thought she had like a work apron on, but I guess that was that fanny pack. She was on the ground rolling around screaming, being nonsensical. Okay. >> She'd go quiet and then she'd start screaming about teddy bears and Satan and >> just all kinds of >> Yeah. And then she'd go quiet for a while and then she wouldn't and you know, we were sitting by the pool just like we're in the chairs just the other side of the fence. >> Yeah. >> Well, then all of a sudden N has been going on like 25 minutes. She just >> boom kicks a fence, startles us. >> Your the fence over there. Okay. All right. >> And then she's like, "You that's funny as you." And I was like, "I'm done." >> And then we didn't think she was in the backyard. We thought she was out here. >> Of course, she you know, we worked hard for her rover. And she's like, "She my rover up." I'm like, "I'm calling I'm calling." >> Okay. That's right. >> Did you happen to see what happened when the officers tried to make contact with her? >> Well, so the young the young lady, the first lady, >> she she was wandering. She just wandered and wandered. Would not stop. Would not stop. And then she had that fig branch leaf in her hand. There was some discussion. She asked me to stand back. So I was 25t away. >> No, that's fair. >> And then uh she grabbed her and she had the one arm and she's like you're going to get >> So she was trying to detain her because of her behavior. >> Yeah. Something something was said between them. I don't know. And she said that's it. I'm done. She had the one arm. She had it scooped up. She was going to get a cuff on it. She was resisting. She asked me to stand back so I stayed out of it. The suspect faced multiple charges including disorderly conduct, assault on a police officer, property damage, and resisting arrest. It starts the same way every time. Someone convinced the rules don't apply facing officers who know they do. >> You need an identification though, >> right? >> I don't have to have a [music] I don't have to >> verify your identity. Yes, you do. >> On April 9th, 2022, when authorities noticed a driver not wearing a seat belt, they stopped the vehicle. As soon as they get close to the woman, they know this won't be a normal stop. Hi Hello. >> I'm Sergeant Brown, USC PD. Reason why I stopped cuz you're not wearing your seatelt. Do >> you have your license registration on you, ma'am? >> I'm sorry. Is that I'm sorry. I just took my seatelt off. >> You didn't have it on. >> Yes, I did. >> Mm-m. >> Yes, I did. >> Mm-m. >> Yes, I did. >> Mm-m. >> You're going to have to I just took it off. I wear my seatelt. Actually, I I yell at everybody for not wearing their seatelt. >> Outstanding. Do you have your license on you, ma'am? >> Um, I'm not going to do this this morning. >> Dude, we're not from here. >> I know you guys from Michigan. I saw the tag. Do you have your passport on you or some sort of ID? >> I blocked it at the [ __ ] house. It's not even on me. >> Okay, no worries. >> I got mine. >> He's got his. >> Okay. Do you have >> I'm on my way to church right now. >> Okay. Thanks, man. >> Yep. >> Do you have Do you actually have a a DL? >> What do you mean? I don't need a driver's license in America. Actually, just to be honest with you, I don't I've already won this in court. >> Fantastic. >> Yeah, I was definitely wearing my seatelt. We'll have to subpoena those uh videos. >> What's your first name, ma'am? thing. >> Ma'am, what's your first name? >> What? >> Your first name? >> But I'm trying to figure out what crime I committed. >> No documents, no license, but confidence to spare. I don't need a driver's license here, she insists. A familiar line from those who believe personal conviction somehow outranks traffic law. >> And your seat belt, man. >> That's not a crime. That's a >> It's a traffic violation, ma'am. >> It's actually a civil infraction, >> which I can pull you over for. Yes. >> Um, no. I was wearing my seat belt, though. We're having a dispute here. I was wearing it and you're saying >> we're having a dispute here. So, here >> you can't you can't tell me I was wear I was >> Can you settle down for a second here? Here's here's here here's how it's going to play out. >> I'm going to verify everything and I'm just going to cut you a traffic warning and be on my merry way. That was my whole plan just to be honest with you. Not to get into a long drawn argument about whatever. I'm just going to verify that you have a license or whatever that says you can drive in the state of the United States. Once that's clean and valid, I'm out of here. That is my plan. All right. What's your first day, mama? >> It's Dixie. >> Dixie. Miss Dixie. Okay. And your birthday? >> It's a It's in August. >> August what? >> 22nd. >> 22nd. >> Wow. I cannot wait to tell my professor this. >> Okay. And the year >> we have to do all this travel. >> Yeah. Because I don't have her DL or >> passport. But I just told you that I don't have to have a I don't have to >> verify your identity. Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Whatever you say. But I need What's your What's your year of uh date of birth? >> Oh, 82. >> 82. >> After some back and forth, the driver eventually provides a minimal amount of personal information. It suggests hesitation, as if revealing more could open doors she'd rather keep closed. >> I was looking for my my passport ID, but I only have my passport. >> All right. Thank you, Miss Dixie. >> You're welcome. Also, um, by any chance, do you have the registration? >> Uh, this is my husband's track. >> Okay. Do you have the registration or anything that has a VIN on it? >> We different. >> I've never been pulled over before. >> Okay. >> Honestly, >> I had my seat belt on. >> Okay. Hey guys. So, all she has is her passport. >> Well, the truck's not registered, so >> it's not even register. I can't even get anything back on the tag. >> There's nothing for it. It's not registered >> at this point. The signs of entitled citizen thinking begin to surface as the woman and her husband repeatedly lean on distorted interpretations of the law. >> 51. >> Here's where we're at. >> Step out over here real quick. >> Found you. You don't your license suspended out? >> Yeah. Can't find you and we can't even find the truck. It's like it's not even registered. So, I'm going to run the VIN real quick. >> Yeah. I mean, we have access we have access from we have access in the in the database of all the states, but I'm going to run the van and see what we get. That's where we're at. Hello. What's going on? >> How's it going? >> This guy seems to give us [ __ ] warnings when we get to church late. >> Yeah. Unfortunately, whatever identification you guys are providing is not coming back. I don't know if he told you that. >> He said ID me. It's a federal ID. >> I understand that, but you guys need to have at least a state ID. >> Security school. I'm like going for my bachelor associates. That's not true. >> What are you talking about? >> I understand that, but you are required to have a driver's license. >> No, you're not. >> Okay, >> that's title 18 section 31, brother. I know what the I know what the words are. >> He's a lawyer. >> Okay, >> that's why we got a passport. It actually says on there to not detain >> I've been pulled over, >> if I'm correct a few different times, never have a >> tensions escalate. Karen pushes herself from a simple citation into an arrest, yelling and daring officers as if volume alone could force the law to retreat. >> Miss Dixie, can I talk to >> I want to talk to you about the problem. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we're not finding it at all. >> Well, I don't know what to tell you. They're on a paper system. >> Okay. >> And what is this guy talking about? A passport isn't an identity. >> His formal identification is not a form for a license to operate motor vehicles. Yeah, but we're not a resident of the state of Florida. >> You still have to have a license operated vehicle in the state of Florida. >> Okay, >> go ahead. >> I actually am getting my bad associates and security info. >> Okay, first of all, that would be like calling somebody black. >> Yes, it is. Just as me, because that's a discriminating comment. You just asked me if I was a description. Why? >> I would like the Oh, I see. >> Uh, Con, why are you arresting me? Good. Arrest me. I hope you arrest me. Call Kathy right now. Get my >> This is where a well-known tactic surfaces. One often used in last ditch attempts to avoid arrest, claiming to be pregnant. >> I'm not resisting anything. You just pulled me backwards. >> Watch your head. >> I am pregnant. Can you [ __ ] USE A HANDCUFF? >> IT IS THE LAW. YOU CANNOT HANDCUFF ME BEHIND MY BACK. >> THANKS, GUYS. All right. >> My guys are not being aggressive. Your wife is taking things up a notch, unfortunately. >> But and and this is where this is where we're coming from. She doesn't have a driver's license. >> Okay. >> But she's not driving. >> No, she was she was driving. That's what I'm saying. I saw her drive. >> I'm telling you, we're not driving. We're traveling. >> Okay. You're traveling. Whatever you want to call it. But she does not have a valid >> driver's license. your computer. Now, >> you are being called. >> So, here's the deal. Now, you're being in charge of resisting. >> What? >> You're being charged resisting as well. I'm not putting up. >> I didn't resist. I was backwards. How can I resist? >> Put your left foot in. >> Not lawfully obeying to command. >> Two. What is the first command? >> I told you to go to the car. >> Why would you put me in detain me? >> Cuz you're being arrested. Put your left foot in for what? >> I already explained to you. Operating a motor vehicle in the state of Florida without a flow. >> That is not your THAT IS NOT A VEHICLE. My passport says do not detain me. >> Handcuffs go on. Resistance charges follow and the familiar collapse plays out. Everything is clearly captured, leaving no room for a victim narrative. >> A female officer pat you down. Make sure you don't have anything. >> Okay. This is an abuse of power and I will be okay. Let her pat me down. Let her pat me down. You can go ahead and pat me down over here. There you go. >> I have the right to remain silent and that's what I choose to do. So from now on, you will not get my fingerprints. You will not get anything. >> Do you have anything on you? Gunstrokes. No, I don't have anything on me. Anything? Anything? >> Do you have anything in your bra? >> I don't have anything in my bra but but my boobies. Oh my god. I cannot wait to file a lawsuit against the USUS police department. You do not go to jail for traveling through the state of Florida. >> You need a driver's license. >> No, you do not. No, I've already won that with section and case law. God damn it. I'm in Homeland Security school. Are you guys kidding me? >> I could I could be your boss in another three years. It's in the middle of teaching me that this crap is crap. >> Cody, call Kathy. Tell her to get here now. My children are with somebody else. You stupid idiot. Step >> side. Watch your head. >> I can't even believe you guys. >> Watch your knee. >> Something. >> What' you do? >> So, they're trying to walk her to the car and she's yelling and screaming and purposely tripped herself down on the ground to make it look like we were being physical. >> Sovereign citizen. >> Yeah. the terms that they're using. >> Traveling. >> Traveling. I don't contract with the government. Um, we don't need a driver's license. We have our passports. You guys are like on your high horse like authority type. The language is all there. >> Yeah, I noticed that. Sunday. People are supposed to be happy. >> Not her. >> She's She's far from happy. During this interaction, the woman was charged with driving without a license, failing to register a motor vehicle, resisting peacefully, and failing to sign a criminal citation, among other offenses. $5,000 was the total amount of her bond. Next, watch as this woman begins her own unraveling right in front of those tasked with enforcing the law. >> I'm not trying No, I'm a grown woman here. >> You're not acting like a grown woman. You're on top of the car. >> You guys are crazy. I'M NOT HERE FOR LOVE. ON MAY 15TH, 2024, officers responded to a disturbance involving a recently terminated employee who allegedly tried to pull a fire alarm and damage property. >> Yeah. What's going on? >> Don't be Don't be pulling the fire alarm. I don't like that. >> What's going on? >> What's the problem here? Why am I here? >> Check this out. >> I don't want to hold that. >> You don't want to hold this? >> No, I don't. >> Why? >> Because it's not my stuff. >> It's not your stuff? >> No. >> Are you trying to be dope on me? >> I'm going to try to do what? You look so dumb. Just be calm. You see how I hurt my finger? >> Okay. >> You got a bad background check. Yeah. >> Well, the background check doesn't say anything. >> I don't want it. >> Give your ID. >> Why you don't want it? >> Cuz I don't want to read it. Ma'am, can you give me your ID, please? >> Come to my guard. >> 534. Can you copy your tag? >> Delta Juliet Union Bravo 65 U65. >> Do you have your ID? >> Yeah. >> Can I see it, please? >> You cannot shut my door without asking me. >> I don't need to ask you. >> Wow. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> 2141 falling. The woman seemed visibly on edge, brushed off every command, threw sarcastic jabs at officers, and stalled when asked for ID. >> What's your first name? >> What's going on? Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah. Okay. Can you please call the cops? >> You're being issued a trespass warning for this property by the employees of this >> employees? They hire me without checking my background. >> They make me work in that building instead of checking my background. >> I'm going to go to 12. What do you guys know? You guys know the game here. >> You guys have been playing game with people. You guys are not helping with people. >> We're not playing a game. We were asked to trespass you. >> I don't trespass. They make me work without there's no >> Okay. It sounds like there was confusion in the background process. Okay. >> Okay. So, what you see? >> I'm just a human being. >> Okay. I understand that. >> We're trying to figure out what's happening. We don't even know what's going on. Okay. That's why we need you to identify yourself. >> Uh, does have a middle name or a middle initial >> cuz she tried to pull the fire alarm. She tried to break something else. >> Oh, she's acting chaos. Yeah. >> I used to work with these people before. >> You guys cannot find me. I didn't I followed the law. >> 34 info. You still have >> Yes. >> 34. You're on the list. >> You guys forgot that. How can I forget something that I didn't know? >> Cuz you're new. >> Oh, >> you don't even understand what's going on. You just cannot come and >> I have no idea. What's your phone number? >> I don't have a phone number. >> Just myself. >> Yeah, the background didn't come back. >> I'm going to go to the car cuz I'm >> By then, it was obvious she was never planning to comply. One delay turned into another. All part of a desperate attempt to buy time. >> I started last week. Okay. Mhm. >> Are you going to leave? Cuz you're going to be trespassed if you don't. And I'm going to have to ask them to trespass. >> I want to work here. >> I know you do. I told you. Fix that. Call the number and fix it. >> Well, there's nothing wrong with this paper. >> There's something wrong because we got an alert saying there's something wrong. That came from the state. That didn't come from us. >> Hey, why don't you just call them? >> Came from the state. It says agency for healthcare, but it says medical Medicare participating provider not eligible. Means I'm not eligible for this. Um, this is what they've been checking my background for work. >> I work for these places. >> Well, that's why you if you call them. >> But there's no background says >> you should be >> I'm not eligible to work in Florida. >> But if if you don't leave, >> you guys look dumb. >> Listen, he's trying to help you out. Okay, >> I understand. >> But I'm trying to help you. If you don't leave and go fix this and stay here, it's going to be worse. So >> just call them and fix them. It's probably a paperwork issue or something. Who knows? I mean, I don't hate to make a big deal out of nothing. >> It's going to be worse on your record if you don't. >> If you don't if you >> Well, nobody knows anybody. Everybody just stealing people's identity. But you guys, >> I could. But you could fix this if you call. We can't do this. >> I cannot fix it because it doesn't says I'm not any cheap. It's just my work job. My work. >> You guys can only do so much to help her. Honestly, >> we This has been about an hour now. So >> my work is Just pick up your stuff. All right. I don't want it to blow away. >> You guys are messing up this program. Two parties. >> Police patience was wearing thin as her defiance dragged on. Every opportunity to walk away was brushed aside and her frustration only escalated into something far more unhinged. >> The wire, get in the car, and get off the property. We're not pulling fire alarms. We're not playing games today. I will take you to jail for trespass after warning. >> Play games. I bought money. Come to work. >> It's not a discussion. Have a great day. Thank you. >> You're not the boss. >> I am actually. >> I have to talk to your supervisor. No, you don't. >> Okay. What's >> You can talk to my supervisor in handcuffs or you can get in your car and leave. Pick it. >> Let me go show you guys something. >> No, there's no show. No, >> I'm just going to show you something. >> Okay. What is this? Listen, I'm giving you five seconds. If you don't, you're going to jail. >> Yep. I'm trying to teach you guys. What is this? This is a roof. >> Two. >> On the go roof here. >> You got to leave. Three. >> You're not going to wear those uniform and try to treat me. No. I know my right. >> You're refusing to leave the goddamn state system. >> Hey, come down here so we can talk. Come here. >> People can't help you when you're acting like this. Come down here and talk. >> I'm not trying. No, I'm a grown woman here. >> You're not acting like a grown woman. You're on top of a car. You guys are crazy. I'm not here for love. THEY TOOK OVER MY ART. THAT'S WHY I'M HERE FOR WORK. I KNOW HOW TO PLAY THIS GAMES. >> That's for trust. All right. Can you going to come down or are we going to >> Yeah. >> hang out up there the entire time. >> That's the top. Let's see. >> All right. >> Human helping people. >> All right. Well, come down then. >> Get down. >> You guys cannot see our You guys are playing what? What? One, two, three. Third parties. You are making this worse. Do you understand that? >> You are. >> You have made this worse. >> Differentity people. >> What? >> Get down. >> Come on. >> This is nonsense. >> You're nonsense. >> I don't play games. >> Hey, >> get down. >> I'm here to earn money. I'm not here to play games. >> I think you rule >> cuz I see something on the videos. You guys are harassing people for no right. >> Standing on the car wasn't random. It symbolized her belief that she was somehow above the law. That kind of thinking was a dead end. >> Come down here. Come on. Let's talk. Come here. Come on. Come down here so we can talk. >> You're not helping yourself. Come here. I'm going to call my mother. >> All right. Can you come down and talk to her down here? >> Yeah. Why don't you come down here and talk to your mom? Well, this is my car. I can step on it. I just don't want it near you guys. I don't want to get the virus from you guys. >> Well, why don't you just get in your car and leave? >> Are you calling your mom or are you taking pictures? You're the one standing on top of a car. I'm >> taking pictures. >> Okay. Well, do you want to come down here so we can talk like adults? >> Yeah. Let's do it. >> Okay. Why are you scratching your skin? >> I'm not. >> What's going on? >> I'm not risking anything. >> Have you taken any substances today? >> No. >> Okay, come down here. >> The uneven clash between her defiance and the law came to an abrupt end, marked by the unmistakable sound of cold metal sealing her fate. >> No, I can do it myself. >> Just watch. Let me get you island warrior. >> All right. Now you're under >> you're under a wrap. >> Why? Because you failed to leave the property and you were trespassed. >> Ouch. >> We asked you to leave. You refused to leave. Instead, jumped on on top of your car. >> Ouch. YOU GUYS ARE DONE. >> Stop resisting them. >> That one's locked. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. You're all tensed up. >> You're making this worse. >> All right. >> Okay. There we go. >> SEE, THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED. >> THAT'S NOT YOURS. Calm down. >> Quiet. >> No. You mean that? >> You guys are see good. You >> just fall. >> You guys are just playing games. >> All right. Have a seat. All right. >> I know. I know what I'm doing. >> You're getting in the car. >> You are very much not. Don't hurt me. >> Get in. >> Then get in the car. I've had enough. >> Stand up. Stand up and get in the car >> now. >> Ouch. I'M GOING TO DO IT. STOP. PLEASE STOP. >> Get in. >> Hold down. I'm going to do it. Stop. No, >> you're not. You're not doing it. That's why we have to. >> You guys are just I know what I'm doing. Please. God bless. >> Sensing the situation turning against her, the woman abruptly shifted tactics, dropping to the ground and rolling around as if she were suddenly the victim. >> Just pop her and we'll wait for people. >> They don't want me TO LEAVE. STOP. CUZ THEY'RE >> all right. No, you guys. >> Go ahead. Cry and pout like a kid on the ground. Watch out. If you're not going to get in a kid, I'm >> Yeah, you are. You're not. You're literally You're literally not listening. You're literally not listening. >> I've been in there. They took me out because I >> Please, please don't understand. >> You know, I know you guys know me, but you guys just want to play games. >> Oh, yeah. >> I don't do anything. You're hurting me. >> Yeah. Well, you don't listen. >> I understand. I know who you are. >> You're getting charged with two things now. >> No. Yeah. >> What you think? I didn't harm anyone. >> You're just trying to make up your own just so you can't get paid. >> We'll watch her. If you just want to fill out the affidavit, that's fine. >> Just stop it. >> Are you going to get Are you going to get in the car or no? >> I have to get >> Are you going to get in the car? It's yes or no. >> Listen, you're going to jail. You're just making this worse for yourself. You understand that, right? >> You already picked up an obstruction. >> You're not seeing your daughter now. You're going to jail. You are. >> Why? What did I do? >> You trespassed. You refused to leave. You got on top of a vehicle and then you're resisting. >> I've been trespassing. >> Listen. Stop talking and listen. >> You want to sit in the car and act like an adult? >> She didn't refuse outright. She stalled, hoping time would somehow bend the law in her favor. >> Stop. Let's not do this. >> You did this. Remember that. Why is that around? >> You stand up. [screaming] >> STOP. >> STOP DOING THIS. STOP FOR PUTTING ME IN THERE [screaming] AND THEN TAKE ME OUT. I AM I AM PUT ON TOP of her. >> It's a trick I LEARN. >> YOU GUYS GOT TO SHE CAN'T PICK UP AND KICK. >> What the YOU GUYS WANT FROM ME? >> Can you Can you stop? What the You guys want? NO, >> YOU GUYS DON'T WANT TO. [screaming] >> YOU guys are [screaming] You guys are not supposed to do this to me. NO. NO. YOU GUYS GOING [screaming] TO MAKE THE B COME OUT. YOU GUYS STOP. >> CONTINUE LIKE [screaming] FOR YOURSELF. >> STOP. STOP IT. >> STOP IT. I'M THE D I'M IN. >> You guys are making me. >> If you stand still, they'll fix. >> Stop. You don't guys don't know. You guys are been playing my people. We're They're been playing with me, too. I don't WANT TO GO THERE. >> CAN you put the BELTS ON OR >> NO, I KNOW MY RIGHT. CALL THE STATE. >> PUT THE CUFFS ON HER. LET'S GO FOR THE COURT. WHO THE COURT DID? >> I'M SO SORRY, BUT >> YOU GUYS ARE JUST WAITING FOR THE STATE OF FLORIDA. RELAX. >> She thought standing her ground meant standing above the law. What came next was a lesson the officers were more than ready to deliver. >> I'M NOT THE ONE. [screaming] YOU CRAZY SON WITH THESE TASERS or no? >> I'm not the one controlling me. YOU GUYS GO ASK THEM CUZ THEY'RE THE ONES OUT YOU. GET YOUR FOOT OUT OF THE WAY. >> PLEASE DON'T DO IT TO US. [laughter] >> Don't be stupid. [snorts] >> We're so close. >> What do we got? >> YOU GUYS, STOP [screaming] IT. >> We'll get your foot out OF THE WAY. >> WELL, THERE'S ONE. DON'T DO THAT. >> ONE HERE. I got that one. Get that one bent. >> My lord, you guys are crazy. I'M TRYING BUT I CAN'T. >> You guys know how >> STOP KICKING. >> I DIDN'T KICK. YOU GUYS DON'T UNDERSTAND. >> You got that one. Thanks. >> You guys don't understand. I'm not doing that. >> Can you put your leg in? Can you put your leg in? >> [laughter] >> You're making this way worse. >> You are. >> Please. Please. Just >> stop. >> Stop crying. Put your foot in. >> I'm the other one. Banks. Get it. >> Get that foot before she gets it back in the door. >> Got it. All right, ready? I'm backing out. Jeez. >> In the end, 41-year-old Zurman was charged with resisting or obstructing an officer without violence along with trespassing after being warned. She later entered a no contest plea to the resisting charge. The court withheld adjudication and ordered her to pay $558.28 in court costs and fees. Spitting or aggressive shoving may not deeply injure the police, but it's a one-way ticket straight to solitary confinement. 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