You know how you know outdoors in front of the cops? She was training to become a cop until one drunken night changed everything. Playing. No, I'm not playing with you. Get the off me, dude. Caught on body cam, a parking lot dispute spirals into chaos and an aspiring officer finds herself in handcuffs. Now, she's not facing graduation. She's facing charges. On November 18th, 2023 in Ohio, an off-duty officer stepped outside her department and into an unfolding conflict. In the parking lot, two women were engaged in a heated argument. When she approached to intervene, things quickly took a turn. What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? Stop. Stop. Get the out of here. Stop. Don't touch me. Please let go of the door. Excuse me. What are you doing? This is my partner. And I'm asking you to stop. And I'm telling you to stop. I have a right for law. I'm asking you to stop touching me. Please get your hand off me. Then step back. This is my partner. I'm asking you to stop touching me. Look at me. Step back. You have a right. Ripping out doors in front of the cops. This is my partner. I don't care who it is. Step back. I give a about you having a badge. Bro, you want I'm asking you. I don't give a Okay. I'm asking you to take a step back behind your back. No. Put your arms behind your back. No. No. Put your arms behind your back. No. Let go. Am I under arrest? Yes. Why? One of the women redirected her anger toward the officer. Body cam footage shows her pulling at a car door, shouting and refusing to back off. As the officer asked her to step away, she pushed back and yelled, "Don't touch me." The officer issued multiple warnings, but they went ignored. What started as verbal tension shifted rapidly toward a physical confrontation. Conduct. Put your arm back. It's a lie. I'm talking to my partner. Get the off me, bro. Get the I'm asking you to get the off me. No. Turn around. Get off me, dude. She's been drinking. Turn the around. We're done playing. No, I'm not playing with you. Get the off me, dude. Get off. I'm asking. Get the off me. What are we doing right now? Put your hands on your head. Wait, guys. No pass. We are past this. Put your hand in that street. Oh yeah, bro. You stupid. This the you did here. I didn't do that. I told you I was there. I didn't stop. Here. Here. I'm I'm I'm letting to go. Then stop. All right, I'm ready. All of your harding work is just down the drain now because you're getting arrested cuz you wanted a drink and you wanted to act a fool cuz you No, you just fine. You try. Yeah. And I'm letting everybody know you're getting arrested because you wanted a drink and you wanted to act a fool. Go sit in the car. I'm going to talk to you in a minute. Why you got to make [ __ ] hard? I'm trying to talk to you. See what was going on. And you made [ __ ] hard. Sit down on the curb. Don't Don't talk to me like that. You get in the car. You're under arrest. I can't get You got anything on you that's going to put me stick me or hurt me. Yep. Give it all to her, please. I'm asking you my phone. Do all the [ __ ] that you got to do, you [ __ ] Can you Ellie? So, you were making it so much worse. You were making it worse. You're almost [ __ ] up as Are we doing this to you? No, you did this to yourself. All you. The officer moved to place her under arrest for disorderly conduct, but instead of complying, the woman resisted, screaming, twisting, and refusing to be handcuffed. Her partner tried to explain. They had just been arguing and the woman had been drinking since the night before, but by then the situation had escalated. The woman began kicking the patrol car door and threatening officers, her behavior shifting between aggression and emotional distress. Officers attempted to deescalate, but her responses remained volatile. Get in the car. Don't. You don't got to do all that. Sit in the car. Put your feet in. What? Put your feet in. Hold on. Let me talk to Listen. Put your feet in. I tried to listen to you. Put your feet in. I will. One. Damn, dude. I'm trying to I'm trying to We're trying together. Sit down and get her. I will. Can you Can you let me get my wrist together? Just hold on. Hold on. Real quicking this. You're not telling us what's going on. You came up here when I was her. I don't care. It's okay. It's okay. It's my fault. I was being [ __ ] It's okay. Cops wanted to interrupt. It was my fault. cuz I'm gonna sit down. I am. We had a dispute. It wasn't even physical. She tried to open the door and this mother came up and tried to arrest her. That was it. Okay. We were having a dispute on our own. [ __ ] A [ __ ] Here. It's fine. Oh, it's not. No. I got I got to like turn my wrist real quick. A [ __ ] Hold up. I just got to turn my That is registered to me. Stop yelling. Stop yelling so we can That phone I bought. That's my phone. It's registered under my name. She's using it that she hasn't. No, it's my phone. Okay. I asked her for it back. That's the whole reason why we're in this dispute. I pay for that bill. It's under my name. I paid $900 for that phone. I let her use it. Yes. I need her phone. I paid for that phone. It was over 124. So she had the phone and I'm talking to you recently. Okay. You gave it to her as a gift and she's been using it. No, I let her use it for tonight because her phone she broke yesterday. That is my work phone. That is not her phone. You just said you gave it to her. I'd let her use it today. Yes. Okay. That's why this is all Yes. because she wanted to go out and drink. She was texting people off of my phone. I came here to get out of my house cuz she's been drinking. She asked me where I was. I told her the police station. She I seen her pull in and she thought I was at somebody's house. So, she tried to open the door and then that's when you were sitting right there and she pulled over here and she told me to open the door and I said, "No." Oh, well, I didn't realize that the door wasn't locked, so she opened the door. But she has been drinking. She's been drinking since 11 at night. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Tell them that I'm drinking, you dumb. You know the password to get on the phone or anything? Yes. My password. Sorry. You understand? We don't know what the heck is going on. I pull up. I just see her yelling and screaming, pulling on the door. I don't know what's going on. And when I tried to talk to her, she went high into the room. I know. And she has every right to get arrested for that. I I completely understand. I told her that she needed to relax. But can you put the handcuffs in the front? You [ __ ] Man, I'm not like 963. I don't give a Which car is Are you able to get both cars out of here? I need to put her here for now. You just can't keep her here for if you can get somebody. Do you know about how long she's going to be in jail? She was supposed to go to work tomorrow. 6 to 8 hours. 6 to 8 hours. She has to sober up unless there's But I think she's going to fight with us in jail. Then she'll be here for 8 hours. Can I just Can I just talk to her for two seconds before you take her? Can I just tell her to calm down? I think we're halfway. She's crying and I know her drunk. Can I just tell her to calm down? Can I just You already tried to tell her to calm down. It didn't work. I know. But now you She's just going right into there. I give a just asking if you could put the handcuffs in the front. It's not a big deal, man. Being an [ __ ] for what? You want somebody to cooperate with you? Why the cooperate with me, bro? I'm telling you, I'm about to make a problem, bro. Officer. Hey, bro. Bro, I'm I'm telling you, I'm going raise hell in this. I'm just asking you if you could put it in the front. I'm not about to go nowhere. I'm restrained, obviously. Damn, dude. Hey. Hey, [ __ ] You act like you can't hear me. I swear to God, we make a problem. I don't give a Can you put him in the front? Hello, bro. O say besides disorderly and the resisting I don't know I would maybe obstruction cuz I told her to stop she's trying to obstructed resisting uh DCP um disorderly persisting. Okay. Uh obstructing resisting. Cool. That is not what I [Music] probably Yeah. He'll have just Hey, stop kicking the door. I don't give a Jack. We're going to need the chair. Move my handcuffs in the front. No, bro. Bro, I I promise you I'll make a problem. And I promise you they're not getting moved. Now, chill the out. I don't give a Stop. I don't give a If you don't give a about me, I don't give a about you. I don't give a I don't give a I won't kick this, bro. I'm telling, bro. I'm telling you. Let my head go up front, bro. This [ __ ] hurt, bro. Stop kicking the door. You You light my handcuffs up front, bro. Open my door and let me handcuff off. Take me to jail. I don't give a I promise you I'm going to make y'all I'm going to make y'all live in hell. Try me. Come on. Come on. Three of y'all cuz y'all come do me a favor. Then came a revelation that shifted the entire context. From the backseat of the cruiser, the woman shouted she was in training to become a police officer herself. Now she was facing several charges. Disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and obstruction. Her actions weren't just misconduct. They directly threatened her future in law enforcement. And yet, another layer emerged. She admitted she had driven to the station while drunk. Her partner confirmed it. An officer witnessed her behind the wheel. Still, no DUI charge was filed. A favor by putting a handful in a you [ __ ] Dude, I'm hurt. I'm just asking a favor. Can't get [ __ ] man. Shut the like a normal human being. I'm asking you a favor. Yes, you can. Come on, man. You no you take me out. Come on. Am I going to get an extra charge for you taking me out? You're going to get a lot of charges. Hey, come on, man. Come on. Come on. I'm not that difficult. All right. You guys have one. She's an [ __ ] Just put it in the front. All right. What do you What's your name? Rollers. So, you're an [ __ ] Stop touching me like that. I won't cooperate. But don't you will not. You're not going to get cooperation out of me if you touch me like that, bro. I'm trying to tell you. Be easy. God damn. so much easier if you just But you if you if your if your like partner would be a easier dude, it wouldn't be this difficult. Stop right. You are such an [ __ ] God damn it before. No, it's not that. You just are in the [ __ ] ass person. Mhm. I can't wait till I'm an officer cuz you know what? Even though these punk ass charges, I will be an officer. You're an [ __ ] I want to treat him. It's like you just let my hands go. God damn. I know you like me, but you ain't got to help me like that. Godamn. Maybe we got to sell ready. Yeah. Just get a girl to search her and then put her in the cell. I got to w it up this I already took everything out. No, dude. I'm not aing criminal. It's a jerk knife. What is she here for? Sorry. What? What is she here for? This is a drunk resisting an obstruction. That's a lie. I'mma fight that. Of course. I'm I'm going to get a I'm going to get a lawyer. You You're right. Yeah, I know. This decision raises difficult questions. Why was a DUI not added? Was it a mistake, a leniency due to her aspirations, or a judgment call in the moment? Throughout the processing, her behavior continued to swing from rage to desperation. But one thing was clear. Everything was recorded. Even without a DUI charge, the damage may already have been done. For someone preparing to wear the badge, this wasn't just a bad night. It was a pivotal moment that could redefine her path. 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