Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Stop it. >> I know my rights. I'm a I'm a nurse. I see you. CC you 20 years. Don't with me. >> Boy, be mine. Boy, >> how you? >> Delusional, entitled people don't just think they're right. They expect everyone else to bend to their version of reality. They argue, threaten, and keep pushing. Convinced officers will back down first. >> [music] >> But once that fantasy meets firm authority, the game ends fast. Here's what happens when delusional entitled people play fa with the wrong cops. But first, let's start with an unhinged nurse who somehow believed that 20 years on the job gave her the right to insult police officers. >> Look at these pigs. Help. On December 4th, 2025, deputies in Florida were on their way to a neighborhood call when a woman flagged them down, climbed straight into the back of a patrol car, and demanded to be taken to the hospital before anyone could even figure out what was wrong. >> Nurse 20 years I'm not dealing with this dis >> here. What is it? >> She told me to get in your car. >> Is that the dispatcher? >> Yeah. >> Okay, you can hang up now. We're here. >> Come on. I want to go. >> Can you tell us what's going on first? >> Come on. I want to go. >> Go where? I want to go to the hospital right now >> for what? What's the matter with you that you need to go? >> I have to go to the hospital. I want to go right now. >> Okay. Fire rescue needs a reference and you're going to be taken by EMS. >> Come on. No, you don't get No, you don't get to No, I know my rights. I'm a I'm a nurse. I see you CCU of 20 years. Don't with me. Let's go. Take it back. >> The ambulance is going to come check. Okay, >> let's go. >> MOM. HEY, MOM. And you don't get to advice my mother of [ __ ] I'm I'm her in care. >> I'm in care of my mother. So you don't get to talk to my mother in any way. Get me redneck scumbags, man. I always had the best I've lived in a lot of states, but I I've I've always found that Florida police officers were the best. >> What's your name? >> The best of the best. What's your name? >> You're not proving that right now. Off. I'm answering any questions. Let's go. >> I'm going to go. >> As deputies tried to understand the situation, Elaine repeatedly brought up her 20 years as a nurse and insisted she knew her rights. But instead of helping them figure out what she needed, her answers only made the call more confusing. >> Come on. I I want the mayor, please. >> What What address did you come from? >> None of your business. >> What kind of business is you called the police? >> Leave me the alone. A [ __ ] pigs, man. Iinging hate the police. >> Well, why'd you call us then? >> I didn't want to call you. I called the ambulance. You showed up. >> Okay. Well, the ambulance is here. >> Well, good. Then walk me in the ambulance then. Where's the ambulance? >> Where's the ambulance? I want to walk in the ambulance. >> Oh, wait. That's a trash. Oh, >> no. It's behind the truck. >> Trash in the trash. >> Okay. >> Stupid mother. 20 years. 20 years. ICU. CCU. Leave me the alone. Let's go. Let's go. And I want a certain hospital to go to. >> Yeah. Well, we'll let the ambulance handle that. Okay. >> Yeah, you will. >> Oh, you're you're not going to torture me back here, sir. >> Well, you're on camera. They're not going to show any torture. >> I know. And you're not going to close the door either. How funny. >> We're not. Yeah, it's it's been open. >> No. Hey, look at these pigs. HELP. NO nurse is like the police should tell you let you that. Like you should know that. We all hope you die for real. >> Come on, man. Let's go. I want I want to be out of their care now. >> Look at you. >> Oh, I'm so [ __ ] Yeah, >> I'M OBSESSED WITH THE FLOOR, AREN'T I? One moment, Elaine praised Florida officers as the best. The next, she cursed at them and demanded they leave her alone. Deputies still tried to wait for medical help, but her mood kept shifting faster than the situation could calm down. >> Let's go. >> Wait, wait, wait. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Break my arms. Stop. Ma'am, >> are you hurt by >> you? You pig. Where is these? >> Yeah, >> scumbag. Oh, I hope you die, [ __ ] I HOPE YOU DIE. [screaming] >> HEY, you gotitask. >> Yeah, we need a spit mask. >> Stop. Just relax. >> I hate >> That's okay. Just relax. Get him off me. >> Get him off me. >> JUST RELAX. >> GET OFF ME. >> HEY, sit up. We're going to sit you up. Okay. >> Okay. Please stop fighting us and just relax. >> Off. >> Can you hear what I'm telling you? >> No. >> All right. I'm going to sit you up. Do not bite me. Do not on me, you fat kid. >> I hate the police. >> Okay, that's all right. >> God damn, man. You guys with your cowboy hat. Just relax. >> While deputies were speaking with fire rescue, Elaine suddenly tried to walk away from the scene. When they stopped her, she resisted, cursed, and refused to put her hands behind her back. That was when the medical call became something much more serious. >> My vape, you can't kick my vape. >> Listen to the fire guy. Okay, >> listen. Just help me and I'm going to help you be cool. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> I'll sue you. Okay. But I tell me your name >> and what happened. Are you okay? Did she bite you or anything? >> No, she was spitting. >> She squeezed my arm. >> No, you didn't. Get the out of here. Nobody nothing on you. >> Hey, listen. There's no >> You're a liar. You're a liar. >> No injuries or nothing. >> What a liar. Let me see. Where's your injury? >> I don't know. Let me see your injury. >> Don't do that. Are you hurt? >> No, I want to see the injury. Where? Let me see it. Point it down. >> Are you hurt? >> You're in the sunlight. Point it down. You have no injury. You're a liar. You're a liar. >> What a liar. [screaming] YOU'RE A LIAR. WHAT A SCUMBAG. WE'RE ALL LIARS. Beat the out of me. >> Hey, we need it. I'm not >> off, man. Yeah. Put it on me. So, let's go. >> Keep it on. >> No, we're not doing that. >> Let's go. I want to go to the hospital. Let's go. >> For what? Tell me for what? >> I don't know. I can't wait to sue your ass, though. But tell me what's wrong so I can fix it. >> So I'm going to sue you. You beat the brakes off me. >> Come out before that. >> When you beat the out of me. >> I need to help you. >> I don't know. I'm making my mom a millionaire. Mom. Mom, don't worry about it. I'm going to make you a millionaire. >> Ma'am, what's your >> pigs? These scumbags. >> What's your address? >> You have any allergies and medication? >> Yep. All of them. Yeah. You're watching uh sodium chloride penicellin D. >> You want to KEEP GOING? SHUT UP. >> TELL ME YOUR NAME. >> Even after being restrained, Elaine kept arguing with deputies and paramedics while demanding her vape. The responders were still trying to check on her and take her to the hospital, but she continued fighting almost every step of the process. >> Don't tell me what to do. >> Don't do that. No, you don't do that. I'm just >> Get off of me. Leave me alone. I'm not hurting you. Leave me alone. >> Yep. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Is she trying to survive? >> Then leave me alone. Leave me alone. >> Yeah. They're a little loose. >> Don't hurt me. >> Hold on. >> Don't hurt me. Hey, they're hurting me. Yeah, all of them. >> Finger. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, these >> police nurse 20 years here. >> I see you. CC you. Help me. >> Get me out of here now. >> Okay. We're going to get you on the stretcher. We're going to take you to the hospital. >> Look at them hurting me and they kick my baby. They [ __ ] with me. >> Get your baby. Tell me your name >> here. Bring her. >> What's your name? >> Right there. Grab your baby. >> Tell me your name. >> Grab my >> grab her. What? >> My babe. >> My babe. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Sit down. >> Stand up. >> All right. >> Stand up. >> Grab her. Are you going to stand up or no? >> No. >> Now you stand up. >> I hope you die. >> Your legs. We're taking you to the hospital. >> By the way, that's not implied anything. >> Oh, it's implied consent. >> No, it's not. >> 100% it is. >> No. Me saying I hope you die is not consent. >> God damn. Dropped dead. >> Just watch yourself. I just cleared. >> No, you watch yourself. She'll kick you. >> Thank you. >> No, I'm not going to kick nobody. She's alive. >> Actually, do you guys uh do you guys have any other masks that are that you can give us? >> Maybe. Okay. >> All right. >> After being medically cleared at a local hospital, Elaine was taken to county jail. She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, and resisting arrest without violence. Her felony battery charge was later reduced to misdemeanor battery. Now, let's turn our attention to Karen, who spits on a police officer because she thinks she's completely untouchable. >> Boy, be mine. Boy, >> boy your ass. >> On February 22nd, 2026, Illinois police responded after a woman allegedly threatened a man with bottles of laundry detergent. At first, officers only needed to keep her at the scene, but her refusal to cooperate quickly made the call harder to control. He offered me a ride home and he started yelling at me. >> Wait, I'm going to need you to put that down. >> No, >> you're going to have to. >> No. >> And he sells drugs out of here already. >> Okay, that's besides the point. You hit him with that. >> No. No. >> No. >> Why would he say you hit him with it? >> No. No. >> All right, we got to walk back this way. >> Here. >> Okay, that's fine. >> That's fine. But you're not free to leave right now. >> You got to stay with us. >> No. >> Yes. >> Do you have any drugs, weapons, needles, or serve objects on you? >> NO. >> TAKE YOUR hands out of your pockets. >> I just got out here. >> Okay. >> I just got out here. >> Hey. >> No. >> You ain't free to leave. >> I didn't do nothing in there. >> That's fine. >> I didn't do nothing. >> You have to put the soap down. >> Drop it. >> This is soap. >> You're going to have to put it down. >> Why you What is the problem? You didn't see me. >> You're being detained. You're not free to leave. I didn't do nothing. >> Okay, that's fine. Drop it. >> Okay, but I didn't do nothing. >> All right, give her your name, >> ma'am. >> Okay, you're going to have to spell that for me. Give me one second. >> I didn't do nothing. >> All right. Do you have an ID on you, ma'am? >> No, my mom got it at home. >> How many bottles of uh beer do you have in here? >> Three. >> You have three bottles on you? >> No. Yes. >> Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> I didn't do nothing. >> All right. Well, he's a legend that you did. NO, I JUST GOT HERE. >> WELL, >> 15 minutes. >> A lot can happen in 15 minutes. >> From the very beginning, the woman showed clear signs that she wasn't fully coherent. Yet, she was still aware enough to resist by refusing to provide her ID. As officers calmly spoke with the witness, the real story quickly began to come into focus. >> She was swinging those detergent bottles at him, telling her telling him it was gas and she was going to pour gas on him. >> Did she ever hit him? He uh he tried to uh so he was making sure she got out of the car. He walked to his door. >> Uh-huh. >> And she came and got it like pretty much got on him, but she pretty much did hit. >> All right. You >> So at the very least, she swung. But did you see her make contact? >> She pushed up on him. >> Okay. She pushed up on you. You want to sign complaints? >> Yeah. I She ain't supposed to be here either. She not too long ago. She was Oh. Do you want to provide your ID for the police report? What we got to do? >> I hit >> What? What are you doing here exactly? What? >> I got off the bus. >> Okay. [snorts] >> I was trying to get a a beer. >> Okay. >> And I came like an you know a a tree garden like a a lady like a produ. >> Mhm. >> And they acted goofy like I was grabbing somebody. >> No. >> Were you inside the store? >> No. I walked out of the bus. >> The truth unraveled quickly. She had allegedly brandished bottles of laundry detergent, claiming they contained gasoline and using them to threaten the victim. But instead of taking responsibility, she launched into accusations against the very person she had confronted. The officers had heard enough and made their decision. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I don't care. >> You're under arrest for battery. Okay. You're going to come back to the station with us. >> You're going to court date. You're going to get processed and then you got to go to that court date. Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. >> All right. Well, I have a witness that you did. >> No. >> Yes, ma'am. >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. So, let's go right this way. You tell dispatch. >> What are you talking about? >> She is uh running my house. >> What am I getting arrested for? >> How the heck? >> Nothing. You got to make sure it's >> cuz I'm Kevin Kraken. I'm a crack for D she. So you >> miss. You can't say that. >> Yeah. Yeah. I didn't do nothing out here. I didn't do nothing out here. >> You actually did too much. >> No, I didn't. I didn't do nothing. >> Whole single one. >> Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. >> All right. >> I didn't do nothing. Hi, little >> yo little little. >> As the handcuffs went on, she kept insisting she had done nothing and could not understand why she was being arrested. But instead of calming down, her anger kept building, and the arrest quickly became harder for officers to manage. >> What did I do? >> Just put those on the ground for right now and search her before she goes in the SW. Uh, >> what did I do? >> I already told you. >> Uh-uh. >> That burns up. >> What burns up? >> Right there. I'm burning you guys up. >> No, you're not. >> Yeah, I am. >> Oh, come on. >> Police offic I'll kick your night bloom with your >> Stop kicking her. >> You got to up there. You boy. You boy. You boy. >> Be mad, boy. >> How boy you ass. >> Yo. You just on my officer. You are done. >> I didn't do nothing around. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. Handcuff me. >> What the handcuffs on tight? Come on. >> Stop. Leave me alone. >> Get the handcuffs. >> Leave me alone. >> Get those handcuffs. >> I will burn you up. >> Stop. >> I will burn you up. >> Shut up. >> Burn you up. Burn these people up. >> Shut the up. >> Burn them up. >> Burn them up. >> Burn that Burn that network up. >> That's fine. We'll fix it at the station. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Okay, get inside the car. >> I'm going to redo the >> Just get her in the car. >> I got to have you. >> That's fine. 238 holding on to. >> While officers escorted her away, the situation crossed another line. She kicked, spit, and continued threatening people around her, forcing officers to focus on protecting themselves as much as handling the original battery complaint. Now, >> get my bag over there. >> I got your stuff. >> Yeah, >> I got his phone number. Huh? So, I get out. >> Huh? >> Am I getting out tonight? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> So, what is the charge? >> We'll talk to you about at the station. >> Thank you. Okay. Can you loosen this? >> Not now. >> I hope I hope dies. [laughter] You little You little cheekbone. I hope somebody be witches. I hope she dies. I hope you and have some sex. What did I do up here? Nothing. How do you prove I did something? I hope and eyes in there. Haha. Let me see if you find her now. I didn't do a thing up here and I'll make sure you'll never find her. [laughter] I really don't like her. You know that, right? You're right. I hope she I hope she eyes I hope she dies until I get out of here. Haha. I really do. Now, how do I get out of here? I didn't do nothing at THIS STORE. I JUST GOT THERE. SO, what's the charge? I I'll take your heart out for the life. She looks like a a a Bronx tail looking for a a mafia. You watch me like a a stool pigeon. How's she going to in 15 minutes? How do I How do you How am I getting out for? Oh, are you guys? Cuz she's staying dead until I get a body. >> Inside the patrol car. She kept talking, threatening and asking about the charge. But the struggle did not end on the roadside. Once they arrived at the station, officers still had to deal with her resistance during the booking process. Let's get out. >> You pull me out like that, man, I will crack you up. >> All right. >> Forget the movie star. >> Get her uh get her head out from the floor. >> I will burn you up. >> That's fine. >> I'll make sure she stays. >> Put her head on her. >> Come on. >> Are you going to sit on us again or no? >> I on her great. >> All right. >> Get this up. >> No. >> Yes. >> You have any drugs on there? Needles? No. >> Close the door. >> Shirt on. Just pet. >> What's in your shirt? >> Put your hands. Don't reach for it. Put your hands Stop reaching. >> Nothing in my shirt. >> I'm going to have to get whatever. >> Get your ass up off my skin. >> You you you you man. Well, YOU'RE A MAN. MOVING. >> YOU'RE A MAN. WELL, >> you're a man. Well, >> okay. I'm trying to search you. >> This is a man well. This is a man. >> YOU'RE A BUG. YOU'RE A BUG. LEAVE YOUR BUG OUT OF MY MOTHERS, MAN. [ __ ] >> You bug. You bug out. >> Shut up. You stop fighting. >> Get them bugs out of his bug. >> Put the bugs out of here. Throw this. >> See how I throw the >> Oh, like a a bug. >> I am. >> I gave her anyway. >> I'm cracking up so the bugs don't wake my mother. You >> She was taken into custody and now faces charges of battery and aggravated battery on a police officer. Next, a woman with an active warrant instantly loses control when she comes face to face with nononsense police [music] officers. Hey. Hey. >> Get on the ground. Get on. [laughter] >> On March 3rd, 2024, at around 8:00 a.m. in Palm Beach, Florida, officers pulled over a blue Toyota pickup for running a red light. >> Hello. Oh, sorry. Sorry. So, the reason we stopped you was cuz you rolled through that stop sign back there in the plaza, just so you're aware. So, unfortunately, this vehicle hasn't been registered since 21. We I mean, we're going to have to tow the vehicle >> because Yeah, because >> it's the vehicle's not been registered for a very long time. >> You have no proof of insurance. >> We can't just let you keep driving this vehicle all around. Okay. Well, we have we can't just let you keep driving around. We can't contact the owner. >> We'll just leave >> the vehicle. >> We'll leave Jupiter and then you have to worry about us. >> It's not just that. It's that this this vehicle is not registered. It's not been registered for several years. >> I have to get off the train to to register it. >> It's Why? Why was it not registered before? >> I thought it was registered. I thought he did it. >> It's How long have you been driving this vehicle? since 21. >> He registered it for me. Yeah. I thought I I thought that he kept up on it. >> It's It's not been registered since 21. >> So, unfortunately, we >> I'll I'll just You can >> We'll leave right now. >> You can take whatever you want from the vehicle. >> No, no, we'll leave right now. We'll leave We'll leave this We'll leave the We'll leave the town. When officers explained the vehicle could not keep driving without valid registration or insurance, Heather pleaded to leave town and said the truck was all she had. But the bigger issue came when officers began questioning whether she even had a valid license. >> Do you have a license? You don't have a license? >> Okay. Do you step out of the vehicle for a second? >> We're just going to have you step out so we can talk to you out here. >> Can we just leave, please? >> Not right now. No, you cannot. >> Why? Because right now we're doing a traffic stop. You cannot leave until we've concluded with the traffic stop. >> Can you sit out? >> Just you can use the bathroom when we're done here. Just if you can step out for a second. >> I have to go like >> Okay. Well, we need to talk to you first. So, if you can step out of the vehicle, >> are you going to arrest me >> right now? No, that's not the plan. You need to just step out of the vehicle. >> Here's the deal. You need to come out of the vehicle and we're going to speak to you at the back of the back of the truck. That's it. Okay. We're going to figure out what's going on. But in the state of Florida, but listen, the state of Florida, we as officers have the right to order you out of the vehicle for our safety, your safety, and to in continue our investigation. There's some things going on here that we're trying to figure out. Okay? So, we need you to step out. >> Listen, we can turn this from a little thing to a real big thing. Okay. >> Thank you. >> To the bathroom, please. >> Uh, you can do that in a second. Just step out right to the back here with her. Okay. So, you just said that that I have your driver's license. I heard you say it, >> right? >> So, I Are you aware that if you give a false name to law enforcement? >> I'm not giving I She She carried >> Who is this? >> Me? >> This is you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Why did she say that you had her license? I we're half like >> if we get a fingerprint scanner >> and we and we scan your fingerprints, >> right? >> That's going to be you. >> Should be me. >> It should be. >> Yes. >> We get a fingerprint scanner out here and we take your fingerprints. That's going to be your driver's license. >> Yes. >> You're sure about that? >> Yes. >> Heather then appeared to claim the license in the wallet belonged to her. But officers were not convinced. They warned that a fingerprint scan would reveal the truth. And what sounded like confusion began looking more like a false identification issue. >> Bathroom. Okay. Let her call the traffic out and then she's going to search you. Okay. >> No. No. What is going on? ID. >> It's not our first day. >> Why would you just tell her to go to the bathroom with you? What do you have something on you? Be honest. Be 100% with her. >> What? >> Why would you just say, "Hey, come to the bathroom with me." >> She probably has to go, too. >> Well, she she's an adult. She can talk to All right. >> Is it going to because you're going to take off running from us or something? Or you have our dog. >> You're going to destroy evidence of some sort of crime or something like that. >> What the [ __ ] All we did was you consent to a search of your person. >> Come over here. >> Do you consent to a search? >> You're consenting. >> Consent to a search. Yes or no? >> You can search me. I have nothing here. You guys have >> You good? She good. I think you're coming. >> Just slow down. I'm not Why can't you just I've already explained it to you. I'll explain it again. That vehicle has not been registered since 2020. >> Well, just leave and I'll I'll have it registered. >> That's not how these things come home. We don't have any money to get it out. All of our stuff is in there. >> Okay. Well, then you should have ensured that the vehicle was registered. >> No, not yet. >> As officers continued the stop, both women kept asking to leave or use the restroom. That sudden urgency raised concerns, especially after one sister suggested they go together. Officers separated them and made it clear the traffic stop was not over yet. >> Can we just leave, please? Not right now. No. >> Here's the thing. You're we we're conducting a traffic stop. Okay. >> Right. >> That means you and your sister are detained until we uh finalize this traffic stop. Okay. All right. That's why you're you're you're not free to move around. >> Okay. We're going to restrict your movements. So now that you've gone, the dogs have gone, you guys are going to be restricted to this place. Do what we tell you and go where we tell you. All right? For your safety and ours. You understand? >> What are we waiting for? >> Who was trespassing the park over there? >> Oh, both of you were. >> Yeah. Was it at different times? >> No, they just trespassed her. Oh, she wasn't there, but I was there. >> Okay. You were there that first time? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you're >> What's your first name? >> Heather. >> Heather. Okay. >> Can we please leave? No. >> No. This truck cannot drive down to work. All right. And there's going to be citations and stuff. So, I'm just being transparent with you so you guys don't have to worry about what's going on. >> Can I actually go to the restroom? Search me. I I have to >> Can you just wait a few minutes? >> I don't think she can wait. It's fine. >> I mean, you didn't have to go 5 minutes ago. >> Yeah, but I'll edit it out. I just woke up. You know, it's morning. I don't know if you know what happened to the body in the morning, but >> while officers explained why the truck could not be driven away, the sisters kept pushing for more room to move. When both restroom requests came almost back to back, officers decided to secure the situation before it became harder to control. >> If you really have to go, >> we're going to search. Oh, that's fine. >> Put your hands on the vehicle. Oh, Heather. No, >> I have to go again. >> Okay, we're just we're doing one at a time, so we're not taking both of you. Okay, >> we're playing now. I got to go back. >> It's not a game. >> We have Why? >> Why? >> Heather, I'll get you out. >> What do you mean? >> Listen. Sit in the car now. >> Sit in the car. >> I'll get you out. >> You can't put me in front of 31. We have the other NPC. Hey. Hey. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Roll [laughter] over. >> Okay. Roll over. >> NO. NO. HEY. NO. [ __ ] [screaming] I can't. I can't breathe. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> STOP STRUGGLING. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. STRUGGLING. I CAN'T BREATHE OUTSIDE. >> RELAX. >> LAY ME UP. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. I can't breathe. >> RELAX. [screaming] >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Can you get your legs up? Heather was charged with resisting without violence, providing false identification, and driving with a license that had expired for more than 6 months. She was found indigent, and adjudication was withheld on all three charges. But the madness is far from over as a man currently on probation somehow decides that punching a police officer in the face is a good idea. >> Taser, taser, tas, >> let go. On April 12th, 2026, officers responded to a home after receiving reports of a dispute involving a man and his parents. The man's aggression immediately terrified the family members. >> I literally have to take >> I don't really care. I said get down here right now. Down here. >> I'll go. >> Down here now. >> I got to get a a sweater. It's cold. Fine. I'll go >> walk down here. >> I don't want you to touch me. >> Then you start walking or I'll start dragging. Come on. >> Get down here. >> Come on. >> Let's Let's sit and talk. >> No. Come down. >> No, this guy that guy locked me out. >> Okay, then I had no choice but to do that. >> I said to come downstairs. You're not listening, >> dude. Listen. >> Okay, >> I'm listening. I had no choice but to do that. >> No, you didn't. You did have a choice. Come down here. >> I don't have like a income, dude. >> They're sending me bills. >> Okay. >> Like that. Like I I'll go fix it with my dad. I'll go with him to the store. >> I don't know. I I don't know. Okay. >> I'll literally Why don't Why don't you stop acting like this? >> There's a lot going on. Okay. Okay. They keep locking me out. >> Exactly. >> I didn't even go proper clothing. >> When I left here, you said you were walking and you were going to the gym. >> I didn't I couldn't even get >> You just kicked the door in on the house. That's not normal. >> Saying I can't be home. >> Okay. >> They're kept saying I'm I had like I can't go. No. Back to no homeless. I don't even have a ride to a homeless shelter. >> So now you're acting irrational set. >> No, I'm not. I I I I had to. I had to do that, man. >> No, you did not. I literally had to. No, you didn't have to. That's what they call irrational actions. >> No. Okay. Well, >> so why did you do that? >> I did it because he locked the door and I need to be inside. I need to take a shower. My back's all itchy, man. I got like Lyme disease. Like >> I don't care what disease you got. You come down and sit on this chair right now and start listening to me. Otherwise, I'm going to drag you down these stairs. >> When officers found Daniel upstairs, he kept giving reasons why he had to stay. From needing a shower to being locked out and having no money. The officer listened but kept bringing him back to one simple instruction. Come downstairs and talk. >> Like, is that a threat? Dude, I'm going with you. Just please don't touch me. Please. Seriously, don't you first. >> No, we've already gone through this. You're going to start moving. >> I don't want you to touch me. Daniel, let's go. Daniel, dude, just I'm going to meet you guys down. I'll go to to jail. I'd rather go to jail than to the hospital cuz in jail like they didn't >> Okay, we'll talk about that. >> Okay, right now. >> Okay, so start listening. I gave the opportunity. Come off the stairs. >> Like, damn. That guy like it's making he's been making my life so hard. >> That guy is your father and you live in his house. Let's be honest here, okay? >> But he keeps locking ME OUT. HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO LIVE HERE IF HE KEEPS LOCKING ME OUT? >> That's not normal. >> I didn't know what to do. >> You could have called us >> for what? >> Well, that's I mean, now I have to go help the guy fix it. >> You don't have to tell. I'm asking you to come down. Just go. >> Come on. Two more steps. Come over here. Help this guy fix it. >> Come on. Just sit over here. Why do you got to make this so much more difficult than it needs to be? >> Come on. We're We're here because your sister called us screaming and crying on the phone. >> You got two more steps or I'm going to have to take your wrist and I'm going to have to touch it. >> Dude, she Look, my sister is making like like claim like a lot of claims, dude. >> Well, this isn't this that's a fact. >> This isn't helping. >> Look, I can't like you know what's not helping is you guys being here, man. >> It's like it's not helping. Why are you opening the door? Like sergeants there. >> Okay, dude. Let's just [ __ ] outside. I don't touch. Please do not touch me. I have so much PTSD. >> Seriously, let's just go for a walk. >> Seriously, you can't even make Do not touch me. Please stand sit on the chair right here. This is all I've asked of you. >> It's like seriously sit down. >> Sit down. >> What do you guys want to know? What happened? >> This this this guy, they've been locking me out. The officer tried to slow things down and give Daniel a chance to handle the situation calmly. But Daniel continued arguing, refused to sit where he was told. And the moment a sergeant stepped in, the tone of the call changed. >> Dude, what is going on? What is your problem? >> Why are you coming at me with issues, man? These people locked me out. They said I live here. >> Shut the up. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> I'm noting with you. I'm not playing your stupid games. You know exactly what you're doing. I'm not playing games anything. You're sit down. I literally live. >> Sit down or you're going to the hospital, >> dude. Just like, can you take it? >> You're not telling me a goddamn thing. Sit down. >> Okay. Can Can you just make sure me, dude? >> Sit down, dude. >> You're I'll take you to the hospital right now, DUDE. >> Get in here. Work hard. Let go. LET GO. LET GO. I GOT HIM. I GOT >> LET GO OF THEM. LET GO OF THEM. I got him. >> Oh, wait. WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. COME ON. STOP. YOU'RE GETTING >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HANDS UP RIGHT NOW. >> CHILL. Just let me up, man. >> Put your hands up. >> Please lay in the chair. >> Put your >> Get a set of 1120 your status. >> Get a set of cuffs. Some are [laughter] okay. Get two over. >> Are you done? Stop. >> Yes. I'll go with >> Stop. >> Oh, you're going to jail now, dummy. Put your legs out. [clears throat] >> 1702. >> Let go of my hand. >> Stop it right now. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Let go. >> Stop. >> Stop. Put your hands up. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> I CAN CAN YOU STOP? >> CAN I STAND? DO I HAVE >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET SOME CUFFS? >> PUT YOUR HAND TURN AROUND. >> OKAY, I'm standing. I'm going to >> turn on YOUR STOMACH. TURN AROUND AGAIN. I'M GOING TO GET TASED AGAIN. >> JUST LET ME STAND. >> HANDS ON YOUR HEAD. HANDS ON YOUR HEAD. >> NO, DUDE. >> DUDE, let's go. >> As officers tried to take control, Daniel fought back, and the struggle quickly turned violent. Officers later said he punched a sergeant in the face and kicked another officer while repeatedly claiming he was cooperating even as he resisted. >> What do I do in this? for me. >> I want you to roll over. If you don't roll over, I'm going to tase you again. You understand me? >> Can we just go outside? >> Yes. Roll over on your stomach. >> Are you going to lift me and carry me out or your hands are going? >> Your hands are going to uncuff me first. It's >> You need to roll on your stomach and put your hands out towards that basket. >> Can you uncuff me first? >> Not until you do that. >> Dude, my radio's on South Suburban Major Crimes Task Force. >> Dude, I got knocked out in the face. >> That was a kick you in the face. at black death. >> Seriously, whatever. You >> okay now? >> Like I'm waiting to get up. I thought you >> You're not getting up right now. You're dumb. >> What the was the point of that? >> Grab this arm and help D. >> Hold that arm. I swear to God. >> What? >> Stop. >> Okay. Stop right now. >> You're getting tased again. Do you understand me? Hit him with it. I'm going to hit him with it. I'm going to tase you if you don't stop. >> Stop right now. Relax. It's over. You put those hands out flat right now or you're taking a ride on the taser again. Do you understand me, sir? >> Got a lot of weight on my back. >> We're going to wait for We're going to wait for Go get the shackles from >> Stoping moving, dude. >> You're going to get tased again. >> Where are his arms? Where are his arms? >> They're They're handcuffed already. They're handcuffed already. >> Are they in the front or the back? >> Stop. Bloody. Get Watch out for blood, guys. Hey, guys. Watch out for blood all over his shoulder, legs. >> Hey, are you bleeding? Are you bleeding? >> Who's pushing down my leg? >> All right. All right. Get move your leg. Move your leg, >> Sterling. Move your leg. >> Come on, man. >> Who's on? >> I need I need I need I need Andrew. >> We got it. I'ming wet. You got to relax first. >> After officers finally got him restrained, they noticed blood on his shoulder and legs and called for medical help. Daniel apologized at moments and asked for water. But even then, officers still had to keep warning him not to resist again. >> I have no choice. >> Put him on the ground. Ground the ground. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Stop it. You're going >> Stop it. is getting a ride again. Give the officers your arm. >> Hold up. >> Give them YOUR ARM. YOU'RE GETTING ANOTHER RIDE WITH A TASER. >> I want you. We got We got to try to get hands on the >> Give them your hands. Legs. Make sure we have legs first. >> Peacefully. >> Stop. >> We're going. >> Go. Two on one. Go two on. >> He's trying to get up, guys. >> It's fine. >> Someone lay on his leg. >> I'm here. >> All right. I'm stuck. Get up. >> I'll break your leg. >> Hey, get off. Get off. Get off. >> Get the Murray. >> I don't need a split match. No, I'm not. Murray, >> Tony, Tony, watch your >> I have I have his right arm down. >> Don't bite. >> Don't bite him. >> You're going to get tased again. >> You're going to get tased again. Stop it. >> All right, we're done. We're done. >> We're done. >> I don't want this. I don't >> like Where did we, bro? Just stop talking. >> So, what? I'm sorry. >> What do you mean you didn't want this? You punched a sergeant in the face and then kicked my partner, >> dude. Well, you guys, >> just stop. Hey, go. I didn't know that. >> Yeah, I I was trying I've been trying to go active duty. You guys know that like with something, >> you know? It's like >> I'm not trying to fight no more. Okay. >> I don't That was up. I'll admit. >> No, that was up. >> It's like I need I need some water up there. Can Can we get Can I get some like water in my mouth for a second just on the one side? >> That's not what I want. >> Wait, that's got to happen. Otherwise, we're going to have to tase you and touch you again and we don't want to do that. >> Seriously? >> I know. >> Wait, like what the >> You should ask yourself that question on the way there. >> I don't I want to chill. I'm glad I'm not dead. The suspect was charged with multiple counts of aggravated battery on an officer and multiple counts of resisting arrest. But being unreasonably delusional didn't end there, especially when it comes to this obnoxious man against the wall. Spread your feet. >> I want my public defenses right now. I want my public. >> Instead of cooperating, he turned the situation into a personal matter, accusing everyone of being against him and making racial remarks. >> By the time officers arrived at the jet bridge, the delay had already become an aircraft security issue. In the end, Shale was charged with two counts of battery and disorderly intoxication. Next, watch a wanted woman try to play the victim in a desperate attempt to fool the police. >> My whole life. >> Okay. >> On May 23rd, 2025, deputies responded after 911 callers reported a vehicle driving dangerously and hitting objects along the road. When they found the driver, the damage on her car immediately made the call feel much bigger than a simple, erratic driving complaint. mind flash. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, >> we're just trying to figure out what's going on. Do you mind stepping back over here with me? >> Oh, yeah. I just >> Yeah. I got You can lean up against the back of it right here. >> Look out to the front. >> Uh in in just a minute. Yeah. So, what what's going on tonight? >> Well, I got off work. >> Yeah. Where you work at? I'm tired, but I ain't sleepy. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Um I work at Tag Tika in Jefferson. >> In Pendergrass. Okay. All right. Where do you live at? >> Right behind the mall. >> I was going over there when I left. >> Gotcha. >> Work tonight cuz sometimes I go to his house with my mom, but I live on Cali. >> Okay. >> I came the back way. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Now I have a bottle coat. They did roll up under the thing. I didn't want to get up under my brake. >> By the time I looked back up, it was just like too long. Too late. And I just >> Sure. >> I freaked out. >> Okay. Um, did you realize anything that happened on the drive? >> Did you maybe you hit something? >> I don't hit I didn't hit nothing. I seen something like a plastic bag or big black something in the road, but >> Okay. >> Other than that, no. >> Okay. So, you didn't hit anything or anything like that? >> No building, nobody, no nothing. Just >> gotcha. >> I weaved. It was too hard, I guess. >> Okay. The woman stepped out looking confused and denied hitting anything serious. Even though callers had reported her running off the road and striking multiple objects as officers looked at the damaged windshield and missing front end, their concern about her condition only grew. >> I took Adderall earlier. >> Took Adderall earlier. >> That that kind of keeps me focused. >> Sure. Yeah. >> Um, are you prescribed at all? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Me and my son. >> Okay. What else have you taken? >> I haven't taken anything else today. I just got to work, I guess. >> People calling 911 that were driving behind you and they were watching you hit a lot of things. >> A lot of things. No, I Well, I had someone behind me. >> Yeah, they they called 911 cuz they watched you hit a few things. So, they said you ran up in somebody's yard and hit something in the yard, too. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> Okay. Um, so what's with the um So, we got this one, but there's another prescription bottle down there in the door. >> That was it. There there's another one. Oh, >> I pulled them all in one cuz he changed my dosage. >> Did you um So, this is the the quipine or quitene quapene. What do you use that for? >> It says it helps me. >> Yeah. Well, yeah. Yeah. I'm clear on what it does, but >> I had back surgery. >> Okay. >> I lost my ribs, my back. >> Yeah. >> I was in a relationship in 2016. >> Okay. I've had some my whole life. >> Okay. >> Then I've gotten to a point where I'm taking like two a day or something. Uh >> so what all did you take today? >> My aderall and my twice a day. >> What's the twice a day dose? These or you don't have to go back in there, but you just tell me what it is. >> I don't know how to pronounce it. >> Uh what's it do for you? >> It's like basically it's going to level out my hormones. My thyroid levels are low, which made me have hypertension. >> Okay. >> When officers asked about the prescription bottles in the car, she explained that the medication was hers and legally prescribed, but the issue was not just possession. Officers were trying to understand whether those medications combined with everything they had seen affected her driving. >> For me and just stand with your feet together and your arms down to your side. Awesome. Uh, do you mind taking your hat and just putting it backwards or leaving it on your trunk? Awesome. Thank you much. So, I'm just going to have you look at this red light right here, and you're just going to follow this with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head at all. Okay. Stand right here and just face that way for me. Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do is just stand with your feet together and your arms down to your side. So, feet together like this. Arms down here. Perfect. So, I'm just going to have you picture a straight line on the ground out in front of you. Okay? So, place your left foot on that imaginary line for me. >> How do I speed, >> dude? Just like I showed you, I'm nervous. I can't do it. To give her a chance to show she was safe to drive, officers ran several sobriety exercises. She appeared nervous and tried to explain her mistakes, but the tests did not ease their concerns. Instead, they gave officers more reason to act. >> Good. You still counting? I was good enough. >> Okay. All right. Tilt your head up for me and close your eyes. And I just want you to count to 30 seconds in your head again. Okay. >> All right. So, tilt your head up. Close your eyes. All right. Now, you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Okay. She tired. >> That's not tired, my friend. I'm a drug recognition expert and an emergency medical technician. She's under the influence. >> Under the influence of what? >> Lots of things. >> Like what? like all the different medication bottles in her car. Can you step away, please? Not just judging you based off of your performance on one test. I ran you through every single field sobriety exercise that I can possibly run you through just to give you the benefit of the doubt and give you that opportunity to prove to me that you weren't impaired. You performed poorly on every single one of those. So that's why we're here right now. >> Y'all [clears throat] are all surrounding me. I'm nervous. >> Yes, ma'am. We are surrounding you because you ran into multiple objects on the roadway. >> Ran off the road one time. I didn't hit nothing but that first time. >> That's that's just not true cuz there was a 911 caller in Aone County and they watched you run off the road and hit something and then leave the scene and then a 911 caller in Clark County right here watch you run off the road, hit something in somebody's front yard, get back on the road and keep fleeing. That's hit and run. So even if you weren't DUI, you'd be under arrest for hit and run and reckless driving. >> No, I was coming here anyway. I was coming straight to the store cuz it was dark. Yes, but you're going to jail one way or the other is my point. >> After the field tests, the deputy placed her under arrest for DUI. She seemed surprised and insisted she had only hit one thing, but officers later found more evidence in the vehicle, including marijuana and what appeared to be an open alcoholic drink. >> Um, there is a lot of powder all over the seat. Have you seen this? >> Is it Is it cigarette ash or is it powder? >> That's a good question. >> He was smoking. >> It might be cigarette ash. You smoking the blunt when y'all walked up? >> There we go. There's some weed in here. >> All right. >> Did you hear me, Shelly? >> Uh, no. I think so. >> Okay. >> Not to my knowledge. >> Get a cigarette. >> Here. 59. Oh, >> there's where she works at. G tag. >> 59. Can you take a closer look at that? >> I didn't take a super close look, so >> pro probably just normal straw. >> All right. Did you already look through these? >> Uh, no. Okay. No computer. That's fine. Does that smell? >> I think it's just Coke. I think >> uh >> you got a little bit of something. >> It smelled a little It smelled a little sweet there. Yeah, >> probably just overreacting. >> I think I win with that. It smells a little sweet. We both think so. >> Yeah, it's >> Jack and Coke. >> Yeah, >> Mr. Asher. So, obviously there's some current uh concerns on everything going on, but especially with what's in the vehicle supports my conclusion. Okay. You're mixing Jack and Coke in the center console. Like no. Yeah. I don't drink that. >> You've got Jack and Coke in the center console and it's still got ice in it. >> That's Coke, bro. I don't >> No, no, it's it's 100% Jack and Coke. >> Like, thousand%. So, >> you go smell it, man. >> You Yeah, you'll smell it, >> Jack. I don't It's right. >> The suspect was later convicted of reckless driving, improper or erratic lane change, and an open container violation. Now, an aggressive woman gets caught red-handed and immediately takes the situation to a whole new level of chaos. >> Stop. Get on the ground now. >> On January 21st, 2026, officers responded to a call of suspected theft after a 13-year-old boy reported that his phone had fallen from his pocket on the way to school and been picked up by someone who did not give it back. She does not. >> She just walked into the cleaners, the orange cleaners. She's by herself. >> What happened? >> Basically, >> she's inside the orange cleaners right now. >> She go get some food before school and my phone fell in my pocket and I went to go get it cuz I saw it and she had it and then she kept walking to it. I kept asking her where my phone was. She wasn't trying to give it to me. >> Okay, that's the five. Not in contact with other half. >> She's down there. ignoring my phone. >> So, where was your phone? >> It was on on the ground cuz it fell out of my pocket and >> and then I asked for my phone back and she kept ignoring me. >> Did you watch her pick up the phone? >> She she literally saw the phone and she got it. >> Okay. So, you watch her grab the phone? Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. And she has her phone still. >> I don't know. She picked up the phone. I don't know what she did with it after. And then she basically >> What kind of phone was it? It was a iPhone iPhone 12 black and it had like a and it had a case like a a very strong case when it has a stand on the back walking. >> Elijah dropped his iPhone 12 while riding his scooter to school. Instead of returning it, the person who found it ignored him and walked away. When several witnesses spoke up, the matter became more complicated. >> I'm sure I just got that like two weeks ago. >> Okay. What kind? What kind of phone? >> You happen to see anything that happened? >> No, I just seen him coming down the street. I'm a police guard. So, I just seen him coming down the street and I always see him and then he was like, "She got my phone. She got my phone." So, I was like, I tried to stop her like and she was acting crazy. Crazy. So, me being me. Me being me. I told her to ass bag and get your phone out of there. That was me being me. And she wouldn't even made it this far. >> Are you mom? >> Hey, how you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Doing just fine. We're trying to sort out everything, get all the information. What he's telling us is that he was on a scooter. His his phone had fell out of his pocket >> and then a lady had grabbed his phone and he tried to get her phone back. >> Not by talk like touching or anything like that, but you know, basically telling, "Hey, I need my phone. Get my phone back. Do you have my phone?" >> And she ended up running and going different directions. So, >> hold on. I have this location and so camera. >> That's back towards the school. >> Okay. >> That's where it's >> When the boy's mother showed officers the phone's live location, the search instantly turned into a hunt. In just minutes, police had tracked down the person who had allegedly picked up the wrong phone. >> You're going to get tased. Get on the ground. Get on the >> I'm here now. >> STOP. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. I'M NO MORE GOING DOWN THE BRA. >> I DON'T STEAL any phone. >> I don't steal any phone. Check. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> NO, BECAUSE I GOT >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> NO, I DON'T STEAL ANY PHONE. >> He's inside the orange cleaner. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't steal any phone. >> I steal ANY PHONE. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> DON'T STEAL ANY PHONE. >> GET ON THE GROUND. I GOT A STEAL. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> I GOT A STEAL. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> I GOT a steal. >> Get on the ground. >> I GOT A >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Hold on. Get her arms. >> Stop. Hold on. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> I am not resisting. >> Hold on. >> Work her hands. >> I got this one. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, >> I got this. >> Wow. Okay, >> we got one. >> Can I take my phone? >> No. Let's go. >> I have the >> Wow. >> What's your name? >> I work over there. You can >> That's not what I asked you. I asked you what your name was. That's what I'm going to ask you again. Ask you what your name was. >> Would you give me my phone? >> Ask you what your name was. >> Would you give me my ma'am? >> Birthday. >> I need a lawyer. >> You know, if you don't identify yourself as another charge, >> I need a lawyer. >> So, you already got the one for resisting in the air. >> I need a lawyer. >> Another resist. I need a lawyer. I'm not going to say nothing with >> Although innocent of the theft, when ordered to stop by the officer, Lucia sped straight into the laundromat. This behavior was considered an evasion of the order to cooperate, leading the police to decisively restrain her. Afterward, the police returned to work with the victim. >> He brought the phone. Some lady got ped up and gave it to our friend. My friend had gave it to us. >> Okay. What's your What's your friend's name that got the phone? >> Zack. >> Zack. He ended up getting the phone from an older lady >> and then he gave that phone to y'all. >> What What did he say to you though? >> He didn't say it was he gave it to him. She gave it to me. >> Okay. >> He steal like uh Brandon was going to eat my good drovember. >> I like, "Let me see." And then, "Yeah, this is cuz I just text him my order when I got order." >> I got you. >> So, I guess it fell out of his pocket while he was on a scooter and so lady found it, gave it to their friend. Exactly. Exactly. Then to him after he confirmed that he had to. So, how did he know to give it the phone to you? He just How did he know to give the phone to >> I just said, "Let me see it." Cuz I was going to take it to him. I was just going to walk up there. >> But how'd you know it was his phone? >> Cuz I had looked at the message and I just text him. >> Can you tell me? >> So, what does So, my thing is, what did Zachary say to you about the phone? He just said, "I phone." >> He said old lady gave him the phone. >> Okay. All right. Old lady gave him the phone. And then from that point on, he saw the phone. He recognized the phone. be his buddies because of a mess that he sent. And so I used to drop it. He he dropped his phone there. She picked it up. Um I also I don't know how she's related to the whole thing. That's what they're trying to figure out. >> After interviewing witnesses, officers confirmed that Lucia had nothing to do with the theft, but the reason she ended up in the back of a patrol car had nothing to do with stealing a phone. I just want to give you a heads up. Like we were investigating a crime, right? So when the police tell you stop, you should stop. Then you could have gave your side of the story of I didn't steal his phone. I gave his phone to somebody and then now we have your side of the story, but instead you decided to run from the officer. So, I don't know if you knew that we're like the local police and we were [music] trying to do anything like we were just trying to investigate a crime. But in the future, you would not be going to jail had you just stopped and talked to us and gave us your side of the story. Okay? But because you ran from her and you resisted her um to investigate this crime, you're now going to jail for resisting. All right? So that's going to be what your Mike was that the was that the only charge is the resisting is. So now you're just going to jail for the resisting charge. All right? Cuz we figured out that the theft of the phone was not actually a theft. So had you just stayed and not ran from us and resisted her and trying to detain you to talk to you, you wouldn't be going to jail right now. >> Can I say something? >> Sure. I didn't want I just I I just told her I'm going to arrive at the war. That's it. But I didn't walk. >> Okay. But you walked really fast in there and she said stop police. >> Okay. This is I I this is is my my skywalk. I don't walk fast because I saw her. It's because you can check all the time. I walk very fast. This is my skywalk. I just let her because I don't know what happened. I just let her I'm going to arrive over there >> and that's it. But I didn't get them wrong. >> Okay. >> And this is my >> What h what happened? Okay. All right. >> She didn't understand that from a professional standpoint, a suspect speeding into a closed room when called by the police constitutes obstruction of justice. However, according to her, it was simply her walking style. Pukard could say, but the camera clearly captured everything, forcing her to quickly switch to a different delaying tactic. >> I I arrive at Venezuela at 3 years old and I and I'm 44. Okay. >> It's for this reason I'm feel Latina because I grow up in Venezuela. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Thank you. >> And I have only Venezuelan nationality. I don't have Asian nationality. >> Okay, that's fine. What I mean, your nationality really has nothing to do with why you're in the back seat right now. >> Okay. >> Like it literally has everything to do with the fact that >> when she says stop police to be able to talk to you, you did not stop. You just kept on going. >> Another thing, can I have a lawyer, please? >> Yes, you can. >> That's why I'm not asking you any specific questions about what happened. Okay? So, you have the right to a lawyer and that's why they said we're not going to ask you any questions. I was just explaining why you were going to jail and then you voluntarily told me what you wanted to. >> Um, but yes, you can you can have your lawyer and I didn't ask you any any specific questions. Okay. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> The woman was charged with resisting arrest and taken to jail. >> You are literally going by the business name. You are going by what's on my I'm not that I am not that business. I am a living woman. On March 14th, 2024, police responded to a reported theft at a Target store. From the very first moment, the driver grew hostile and uncooperative, setting the tone for everything that followed. >> How are you? >> Hey, was there a problem over at Target at all? Do you know of? >> No. >> Nothing. >> They're kind of accusing you of stealing. >> You were not? >> No. >> Well, did how did they mess that up then? Can you >> I don't know. They probably >> Did they try to Well, I I I wasn't. But do you know were they trying to stop you before exiting or No. >> No. >> Okay. So nothing happened inside the store? >> No, I won't. >> Okay. Do you have your license with you, please? >> No. >> Do you have one? >> Yeah, I have a license, but I'm private. >> Okay. Can I grab your name then, please? >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. Well, you're detained right now. Okay. Until I investigate this thing going on right now. So >> what what do you I mean >> they called us. Okay. So just sit tight for me. Do you have insurance on the vehicle? You don't need that either. >> I have I have but I'm private. I'm >> Do you have any information showing your private ma'am? You have to have something some ID or passport? I think it's a passport. >> Yeah, but I'm >> Can I have that? >> I don't have my passport. I have my um >> I'm sorry. >> I have my certificate. >> Can I see that? >> We're going to try to get to the bottom of it and see what's going on. They they called us. So buy your vehicle. They gave me the license plate. That's why. Okay. Since she's a private citizen, so she doesn't have a driver's license. So you just started do this private thing. Okay. >> She refused to show any identification. Called herself a private citizen. >> Never had a Illinois driver's license or identification card before >> in the past. >> You have? >> She's saying that it's a misunderstanding of some sort. She has no idea what I'm talking about. >> Okay. So, I told her we get to the bottom of it and go from there. >> Show you that. >> So, so what exactly is this? Might >> mind if I grab your phone just so I can look a little closer? Okay. And what is exactly does that mean? You should know. >> I am the I am the same holder. My business my business. >> Your business? >> I'm a private citizen. So you don't know that information. >> Is that like a sovereign citizen or >> I'm a private citizen? No, it's not the same. >> Okay. I I'm just not familiar with that. I'm asking. >> I'm not a private I mean I'm not a sovereign. I'm private. >> I I haven't heard of private specifically though. What What does that mean? I am a living woman. I'm a live woman. I'm not what's on my ID. That's why I don't have a driver's license. >> This is a says a certificate of existence and registration. >> Yeah. I mean I >> This is relatively new to me. Crystal, you said you had you've had a license before though. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Like I said, I just >> Are you from Minnesota at all? >> No, I'm not. >> Is that where you actually >> That's why I found it. >> I got you. I got you. Okay. >> What's your date of birth? I'm going to give you that information. >> Okay. >> The signs of a sovereign citizen mindset quickly surfaced when she claimed she didn't have to follow any laws at all. An unbelievable level of delusion. >> What was the misunderstanding at the Target? Cuz right now they're saying that you left with cosmetics, I believe, clothing, um other grocery items, I believe, and they're saying that you took those without paying. Was there some sort of misunderstanding there or something that you could clarify further for us? Not that you know of. What did you purchase there? >> You purchase items. Okay. Do you have insurance on the vehicle? >> I do. I'm a private citizen. >> You do have to uh have insurance for a vehicle when you're operating on a public roadway. What would happen if you had a vehicle accident? You wouldn't care. No, >> actually I would. >> Would you just cover it out of pocket? You don't have insurance? >> But I'm not in accident. Am I being detained for accident? >> No, right now you're just being detained for theft. So when did you say you became a private citizen? It was recent. >> Yeah, about a month ago. >> A month ago. Is there like a a rule book or something that you guys abide by or what? What's the >> I don't feel like you're the cop. You should know these things. >> I know the Illinois laws. So, it sounds like you're kind of going outside of the Illinois laws. >> I don't I don't abide by any legal process. Any legal thingies in this country? I do not. I law common law. That's what we go by. Common law. Nothing legal. Anything in your legal process, your juris jurisdiction, I don't go by. You don't have to that I'm a living one. >> Okay. So, you guys can steal or like murder and that's fine with you or what? >> I don't want to say anything else cuz I feel like you're trying to interview me and I'm not this is not a >> police confirmed her real identity and prior driver's license contradicting her claims of legal immunity. >> Crystal used to live on Planefield. Is that right? Your driver's license shows Planefield. Is that correct? >> What have you? >> Okay. I mean, if you want to do a private thing now, that's fine. >> But you have a valid I don't understand. You have a valid driver's license. >> So I that's how I just don't understand that. >> You just looked up a old driver's license, >> but it's still valid. >> Okay. Doesn't matter. I just told you I applied for a passport. >> Okay. I'm a privacy. My certificate standard. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you do you want to tell us anything about the target before we proceed with this investigation or No, >> you had nothing to say. >> Okay. All right. Sounds good. Just sit tight. Okay, Crystal, I need you to step out. >> You're under arrest. Okay, >> I am. I just showed you my >> You're under arrest for retail separate. No, that's not >> It is. >> No, I am. >> It is. We don't want to. We don't want to take you out of the car. Please don't Listen, please don't make us not. You are >> just cooperate with us. >> You are literally going by the business name. You are going by what's on my I'm not that I am not that business. I am a living woman. So, who are you arresting? Who are you resting? >> So, what's your living woman name? >> She showed me what it was. It was Crystal. >> I'll show him my >> Okay. All right. >> As charges piled up, officers ordered her out. She refused, staying put until tensions finally exploded. >> Okay. Your private citizen needs to step out of your vehicle. >> No, I'm Who are you arresting? >> You're You're being placed under arrest. You're trying to get out of >> Don't Don't fight. Push her thing. >> I'm trying to >> Okay, that's fine. That's fine. I don't play these games. Under under her seat belt. >> You're under arrest. >> You are under arrest. Undo her seatelt. >> You, you, whoever this living human being is. >> For the car, >> hit her seatelt. >> Don't make us Don't make us pull you out. Crystal, please. >> You're out of the car. >> Come on. Out of the vehicle. Come on. Out of the vehicle. Come on. Out of the vehicle now. Step out of the vehicle now. >> Come on. Come out of the car. There's no way I can't even get in there. >> Can you stop? >> We're not playing games. Let's go. Yes. I'll stop when you get out of the car. >> Can you stop? >> Come on. Get out. Crystal. Crystal. her feet. >> Come on. Let's go. >> We don't play private citizen games. >> I showed him. >> Please get out of the car. I don't play private citizen games. >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> I DON'T play private citizen. Okay. >> Can you not do that? >> Then please get out of the vehicle. >> You're resisting arrest. Yeah, you're resisting arrest. Please get out of the car. Correct. You're resisting arrest. >> You let me go so I can't get to get out. Are you okay? You stepping out? Are you going to step out? Okay. >> Are you stepping out? >> Take my personal. >> Are you stepping out? Okay, we're not stepping up. Time to go. >> I'm not getting out the car. >> Please get out of the car. >> Time to go. Time to go. Out of the vehicle. Resisting arrest. >> You need to step off. >> You need to get off. Don't touch me. >> Go in the >> Let's go. Let's go. Out of the car now. Out of the car now. On the ground. On the ground. Put your hands behind your back. No. No. Leave her. Leave her out. Put her hands behind your back. She's >> fine. You have to nicely to get out. Okay. Once in custody, the suspect was anything but calm. Instead of fighting with her hands, she launched a new battle using every twisted argument she could come up with. Name this one and I just show to myself. >> I'm a No. Why? Okay. Stealing from the target. >> I am not. >> Okay. I just told you who I am. Okay. >> I just told you I am. >> I have my >> What stuff? Let's go get >> No, you have my thing. >> I have your things. They're coming with you have my car open. >> Yeah, we're going to take most of this stuff out of the car. >> No, you're not. What do you mean you're going to take the car? Do >> that Why are we resisting? >> Why are you kicking? >> Why are we resisting? >> Yeah, it's coming with you. >> In the end, the suspect was charged with retail theft, burglary, and resisting arrest. Stay tuned as a drunk and overconfident man puts the law to the test. >> Follow me now. You're committing a felony now. it open. >> Stop. >> On September 20th, 2025, police responded to a disturbance at a business where a man is loudly arguing and causing a scene with a female customer. >> So, real quick, what's your name? >> Mhm. >> Okay, hang tight for me. I'll be right back. Okay. You You don't have any weapons or nothing on you, do you? No, >> sir. You can check if All right. I'll have you just kind of spin that patch out the weapons. No problem. All right. >> So, talk to her. >> She'sing because she's scared of what? >> Okay, so we're we're I'm trying to deescalate the situation here without us getting any further. Did First of all, did anything did anything physical happen or is it >> No. Hell no. >> I can I double check? >> I I paid for >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Yeah, I do. I don't have I didn't pay for it, but I have a I Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm not driving. I got I got everything you want to know. Am >> I pulling that out for you? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I am me. >> This is unnecessary. >> Okay. >> You You're hurting the business. >> We're here to stop anything from hurting. Okay. >> And talk to me. >> All right. I got >> freak out about what I'm doing. >> I'm not freaking out about nothing. >> She is. She's the problem. >> Well, we're here to figure out what exactly happened. Okay. All right. So, >> I hired a cab. She took me in the wrong way. I said, "Take me back. >> You're going the wrong way." >> Were you already in the vehicle and you left? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Paid transaction. >> One of the classic lines from someone drunk on imagined power is, "Do you even know who I am?" Followed by a barrage of insults thrown straight at the officers. >> Eric, >> what? You going to get bowed up? >> I'm listening for You're not listening to me. >> You will disrespect and I'll get paid. I'll get paid. You relax. You're the deescalator. >> Exactly what I'm doing. >> YOU'RE THE DEESCALATOR. >> BACK UP. >> I'm talking to you and I need you to calm down. >> Then back up and I'll TALK TO YOU. BUT YOU don't you don't push on me. >> I didn't touch you. >> I haven't touched you. >> Then back up. >> I don't need to. You need to stop. >> Okay. I need to stop what? >> So are you going to >> punches? Don't do it. >> Are you threatening to punch me? Is that what you're That's not a good idea. So >> what the are you talking about? >> So the incident here >> are you putting hands on me? >> Does it look like I am? >> I THINK YOU ARE. >> Stop spitting off. >> Back up. >> It deescalates. >> I AM. >> THEN BACK UP. >> I'm not backing up. You need to leave. >> I'll I'll back. >> No. No. No. Uh >> yeah. >> I'll take it to the hill. >> Okay. I'll be right back with the trespass warning. >> Go ahead. YOU HEARD ME. I SEE YOU. I KNOW YOU. I KNOW EVERYBODY THINK ABOUT YOU. >> YOU NEED TO STOP. >> THEN TAKE CARE OF THIS. >> WE are right now. >> Let it go. >> We're not letting ANYTHING. >> I KNOW WHERE HE LIVED. You want me to announce AND HIS KIDS AND HIS FAMILY? >> YOU MIND stop spitting on me? >> I know everything. YOU WITH THE RIGHT ONE. GET OUT OF HERE. >> You need to stop looking at her. Okay. >> This is the catalyst. You know who I am. >> This is the first time I've ever met you. >> I'm walking out. >> Stop me. >> No. As of right now. Hey. Hey. >> Put hands on me. Put >> He practically deserved an award for being the most stubborn person of the year. And it came as no surprise when officers stepped in and taught him a hard lesson moments later. >> You are now trespassed from this place. We're going to file. >> No. I need to hear from the owner. >> He just told him right now. >> IN PAPER. IN PAPER. IN PAPER. >> GO over here. We're going to give you a trespass. >> [ __ ] >> We're going over here. You're being trespassed. >> Don't touch me. >> You're being trespassed. >> You see that? >> You're being trespassed. >> You want THIS GO EASY OR SOFT. >> Come on, >> sir. >> ONE MORE TIME. I LISTEN. You better listen. >> I'm telling you to go over there right now. You're being trespassed. You understand? >> They just told me to trespass you. You're being trespassed. Exactly what you're doing right now. Causing a disturbance. NOW, >> AND I RESPECT THAT. >> ALL RIGHT. NOW, let's go. NO ONE HANDS ON ME OR YOU'RE GOING TO over there now. >> You need to stop. >> You better get like three of you. >> I'm not going to need three of them. Trust me. So, let's go. >> You will. >> Come on. >> There. Let's go. Come on. Go. >> I'M ASKING YOU TO BE NICE. >> I am being nice. >> I'm going to put you down. You'll never get up. >> You'll never taser. Taser. Get over there. >> Let's get over there now. >> Get over there now. Stop. I'll take your right now. You're going to get tased. >> Get over there now. You're tased. Let go of me now. You're committing a felony now. Get over. >> Stop. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HANDS ARE BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> [screaming] >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Hands behind your back now. >> On your stomach. >> I'm trying to lynch it. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> ON YOUR STOMACH. >> Hands behind your back. >> Yes. Even in handcuffs, he couldn't stay quiet, continuing to fire off insults and taunts at the officers. >> Pull me up. >> Pull me up, please. >> Your knees. >> I live through everything. >> Central 100. >> Call my location, please. >> This is the validation. >> I'll never go to jail. >> You want to bet? It didn't have to go this way. >> Call my leaison. >> I'll get the feds over you. >> I didn't wish you would be in that. >> This could have This could have escalated. >> Pick that up, please. >> Please pick that up. >> Yeah, we're willing to dismiss, sir. >> No. >> Just a minute. >> You don't know who I am, >> Jimbo? Oh, >> central 100 clear traffic. >> I'll be back. >> Not here. You won't, sir. >> I'll be in your family. >> Don't threaten our family. That's not very smart. >> Then respect me. >> But you put hands on first. >> I never touched you first. >> We tried you from the very beginning. >> Yep. >> We tried to respect you from the very beginning. And now we're here. >> Do what you got to do. Uh well then please PLEASE WALK >> TWO WHERE YOU GOT TO DO >> THEN PLEASE WALK >> TELL ME where >> to that car right there >> right here on the left hand side. >> Hey place burned down watch kaboomi you are so there was no alternative if they wanted to maintain safety so they acted with restraint and precision to deescalate the situation. Okay, >> I'm you too. Disrespect. >> I'm not disrespectful. You don't let >> Get the out OF ME. YOU ARE THE CAUSE OF ME GETTING OUT OF THERE. >> DEESCALATE. Get your sergeant. Where's your sergeant? >> I want your lieutenant. >> Uh, he's not here. >> Yeah, I have that right. >> Well, guess what? They're not working today. Saturday. >> Well, then that that he's in my court case. >> You dis I didn't disrespect. >> Yep. You didn't give me the ultim Hey, you didn't give me my proper dude. >> Yes, I did stickers on you. We're going to lift up your shirt. Put some stickers. >> I walk towards you, but other you have to provide me up a scale. >> You want to stop it? You lose. >> You were you were conversing in a normal tone and manner. >> I know the right. You got this on camera. Yep. All three of you guys are on camera. >> Good. And all the camp is here. >> So you're charged already in talks. Trespass after warning. >> Wait, I didn't get warned. >> I got I got told I didn't get warned. I got told I had to leave. No trespass. >> I'll take you to court and I'll eat them up. >> You even said no. >> I'll eat them up. >> OKAY. >> You hear me, boy? I got you. and resisting arrest >> for what? You didn't tell me I was under arrest. You do. I will eat you up in court. Every thing to the letter of the law. >> Okay. And when you sober up, you'll be a better person. >> No, I have a lawyer. That lawyer will destroy you in everything. Hey, you are going to become what you >> He now faces charges, including being intoxicated in public, causing a disturbance, remaining after being warned, and refusing to comply with arrest. This case shows how dangerous it becomes when confidence is built on misunderstood laws. No matter how loudly someone rejects authority, real consequences arrive when officers are forced to act. If you enjoyed today's video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss another unbelievable police encounter.