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You're going to get more charges if you
don't stop.
Stop it. I'm sorry I'm detaining you. I
did not do it.
Just a nod, a word of cooperation was
enough for her to escape the prison
cycle. But she chose the opposite path,
defying the police, disregarding the
law. Can you listen to me? No, I'm in
charge. No, I can do whatever the I
want. the stupid. Why am I being dead?
You
never How do you know? What do you think
happens next? Watch until the end
because what awaits is not easy. What
started with a tense situation where a
defiant teenager was arrested for
trespassing and resisting police, ending
with cold handcuffs tightening around
his wrists. Things escalated faster than
anyone could have imagined.
Stop it. Why am I being dead? You never
weren't. I wasn't. How do you know? But
October 3, 2024 in Bloomington, a call
that seemed to be a simple civil
trespass quickly turned into a tense
encounter between police and an
18-year-old girl named Jewel. All
initial signs showed that she was not
willing to cooperate with the law. Came
on. Hi. What's going on today? You okay?
Yes. I'm just waiting for a friend.
Waiting for a friend. Okay. Somebody
called and said that they just saw you
pacing around here. Oh, it was them. Is
that your friend? No. Where's your
friend at? He went to go get um some
groceries. I just waited for him. Okay.
Where does he live at? He lives in this
one. Up front. Up front? Yeah. Oh, okay.
Um but he doesn't live in this one here.
No. Okay. That might be why they called
then cuz they're confused why you're
standing on their patio. Oh, I'm sorry.
He told me to wait back here. Your
friend did? Yeah. Okay. How come you
didn't go with him?
I don't know. Oh, how how old are you?
I'm 18. You're 18. Where do you live at?
Where is that at? Enter Road. Interrin
Road. I don't know where that is. Inter.
Okay. Um, how do I spell your first
name? Jewel. Can you spell that? Wait,
why are you getting my name? Did Am I
making trouble here? Well, just move.
Hold on. We got called out here to to
talk to you and to see if everything's
okay. You're on somebody's back patio
and you don't live here. Oh, I'm sorry.
Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. and and we
will in a second, but we got to get down
and make sure that everything's okay.
What is not okay? Juel was discovered
loitering on the terrace of an apartment
that she had absolutely no access to.
But when the police arrived, things
suddenly got out of control. Why don't
you want to give me your name? Let me
ask you that. You have a warrant? I
don't, but I did miss court yesterday.
Okay. Um, what was it for? Is it
something serious or just something
little? It's just um a trespassing.
What's your first name? Jewel. Jewel?
Yes. How do I spell that? Is it like J E
W E L R L. But I didn't mean to trespass
again. I understand. I understand. Um I
think maybe just moving forward it's
just about making better decisions.
Okay. Cuz like this isn't your friend's
house. This is somebody else's house. If
you were at your house and somebody was
um walking around, you know, on your
back patio, you would be like, "Wait a
minute. Why is this person here?" When
questioned further, Juel admitted she
was absent from a previous court hearing
related to trespassing and may be
wanted. That was the moment things
started to spiral out of control.
Freaked out thinking they might be
trying to break in or something. So, I'm
going to be detained. Well, right now
you are detained just because we're
investigating what we were called out
here for. Um, which essentially both a
trespassing and a check well-being cuz
somebody said it seemed like you were
impaired. and talking to you. I I'm
wondering if you have taken any drugs or
anything like that today. No, I was just
walking around talking to myself cuz I'm
bored and I don't have my phone with me.
Um, here's the thing. You did miss court
yesterday. Okay. And you do have a
warrant. So, right now we got to handle
that warrant. Okay. So, I'm going to put
you in handcuffs right now. Okay. Nope.
You're going to go in handcuffs. Put
your hands behind your back. Put your
hands Put your hands behind your back.
Put your hands behind your back.
Okay.
You're going to get more charges if you
don't stop. Put her behind your back.
You just got to go to the jail. That's
it. We're going to give you a new court
date as long as you have nothing else
going.
Stop, Jules. Stop it. Stop it. You
missed court. That's your fault. I think
I've done her before like this, too.
Okay. What are you on? What are you on
right now?
[Applause]
Stop it.
I
don't like I don't know. Okay, that's a
longer stop. Give me a new car thing. I
don't know. But right now, the way
you're acting, I could charge you with
more things and have you just sit at the
jail. So, knock it off. Knock it off.
Why are you Why are you just wearing a I
just got out of the
shower. Please don't do this to me. Can
you at least call them, please? Why am I
busy today? You have a warrant. I
wasn't. How do you know? We already
checked. Can you tell me you missed
court? I'll hold her if you want to just
make sure that there's no weapons or
anything on her. Do you have any gloves?
I do. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Police
verified the arrest warrant, but when
conducting control, Juel did not yield.
Everything seemed to explode in a
different direction. Yes, please. Sorry.
She's been resistant the whole time.
for me.
Okay, you are going to jail right now
for a warrant. We will figure out what
it is for. And when I know what it's
for, I will tell you. And then I will
tell you whether they're going to let
you out today or whether you have to see
a judge tomorrow. Okay, that's going to
be up to them. Listen, Joel, I need you
to be honest. Okay. Do you have any
mental health conditions? No. Okay. Have
you used any drugs today? No. When was
the last time you used drugs? I haven't
used drugs. Okay. Why are you acting
like this? Because I don't want to
Because I have a warrant. You're locking
me up for what? Yes. For a warrant. For
a warrant. Most normal people don't act
like this. I was I was court. You knew
you missed court. Back me up like this.
Yes, it can. That's my job. You knew you
missed a court date. Hey, Juel, you
could have gone to court right now
instead of just standing here waiting
for your friend. Okay.
Okay. All right. We're going to go to
jail. You're going to be charged with
resisting as well. Okay. Hello. Hi. This
is Austin McCall with the Boomington
Police Department. Are you Jules's mom?
Yes, sir. Hi, ma'am. Um, your daughter
asked me to call you. Um, she's been
arrested for a warrant and for uh
resisting police. Oh my goodness. Okay.
Um, what can I do? Well, she's going to
be over at the jail. Um, I'm trying to
confirm right now with her warrant to
see if she needs to see a judge or if
she'll be ready to get picked up here
today. So, give me one second and I can
let you know. Um, and then if she's
going to be able to be released today,
you can come pick her up at the jail.
Jules's mother was contacted by the
police and in that moment, all the
truths she had hidden were exposed in
the clearest way. Jules's actions,
according to Indiana Code IC35 and
44.131-381, constitute a resisting a
public official, a class A misdemeanor,
but can be elevated to a level six
felony if the resisting conduct is
accompanied by force or risk of injury.
Okay, let me look at your eyes real
quick. Okay, you follow my finger. Don't
move your head.
Follow my finger.
You been drinking today, too? No. No.
How much cocaine have you done today? I
haven't done none. None today? No. When
was the last time you did some? The last
time I've been home. When was the last
time you were home? Whatever. My mom
says, she doesn't like me, though.
That's why I leave the house. No, your
mom loves you. She wants you to get
clean right now. You're acting a fool,
taking stuff you shouldn't. No, you are.
And you're taking stuff you shouldn't
take. And that's causing you problems
and that's why you're arrested. It's
probably why you missed court yesterday.
It's cuz you were high. No. Okay. No,
you need to take responsibility for your
own actions and knock this [ __ ] off. No.
That's what happens. All right. So,
we're done with this. We're going to
take you to jail now. Watch your step up
and out. Okay. Going to walk around in
this first door
here. Take a seat on that bench. Am I
going to leave today? No. I already told
you because you've missed court too many
times. Now the judge wants to talk to
you. You're also being charged with
resisting arrest. Ultimately, Juel was
arrested on warrants and officially
charged with resisting arrest and was
sent to prison to await trial. In this
case, with the police forced to use
force to make an arrest. Juel was no
longer simply an administrative
violator. She had officially entered the
criminal realm where every action has
clear legal consequence. Onto the next
story. A volatile family dispute
escalates to arrest and legal
consequences in
Wisconsin. Officers responded June 18,
2024 to a report of a fight involving an
intoxicated couple. Her girlfriend Anna
appeared upset and drunk while her
boyfriend Matthew was agitated and
confronted the officers.
Show me your hands. Put your hands on
the wheel. Put your hands on the
steering wheel. Show me your hands. Both
you both your hands. Both your hands.
Her hands are right here. Step out.
Anna. Hey, you. Step out. Step out. Over
this way. Anna, I swear to God if I jail
because of you. Over this way. Sir. Sir,
this way. My squad car here. Let's go.
One female and herself. What? What? Who
called? And why? Got told him. Let's go
fight between the male and female. Turn
around. She was leaving trying to leave.
Can you listen to me? No. I'm in charge.
Turn around. Want to pet you down for
weapons. Can you come over here? What's
going on? Can you just come over here?
So, I'm officer answer PD. We just got a
You got anything you guys should know
about? No, I don't. I don't have
anything. Officer, she's been drinking.
I need you to calm down. Okay. I I am
calm. I'm calm. You just yelled at me.
Okay. All right. I'm All right. I'm
sorry. I'm sorry. So, we just got a call
that there was a physical fight between
There's no physical fight after us.
Nothing like that. No, nothing like
that, sir. I'm all s I'm
It's because I was drinking a little
tiny bit and I was a little bit upset,
but I'm okay now. I promise. Okay. Did
he put his hands on you? No, he did not.
He never did. I promise. All I was
trying to do is hold her because she's
drunk. She's drinking. I was just trying
to get her home. That's all I was trying
to do. I need you to settle down. I
know, but that's what I'm letting you
know what
I'm n because baby, calm down. We're
staying over here. We're staying over
here. We're staying over here. Okay.
Police attempted to diffuse the
situation, but both individuals became
increasingly uncooperative. Anna tries
to minimize the situation, but her
boyfriend Matthew pushes things too far.
I told her was going to happen. Don't
make a scene, you stupid mouth.
What's your name? Matthew. Had slip. H E
S L
I. Handcuff. You're going to go in
handcuffs. Don't come down. Do you
understand that? Stop clapping. Stop
doing this. No, I can do whatever I
want. I can do whatever I want. Okay,
we're going to put you in. All right.
You can. You can. You both can. You most
definitely can. Where's this? You're
fine. You You can't. I understand. I did
not touch him. He did not touch me.
There's no problem. I promise. We're
just trying to go home. I get you. Do
you have your ID or something like that
on? I do have my ID, sir, but I don't
have an identification. You don't have
identification? Like like a driver's
license or whatever? I have a driver's
license, but I think it's in my house.
I'm sorry. Yeah. No, you're good. I
think it's in my house. Understand why
I'm upset? We're going to leave you in
cuff until you calm down. Okay, brother.
She's drunk and just upsetting me, dude.
I I've been dealing with this for month
and a half now. Yeah, I don't have an ID
on me to be honest with you. Yeah. Okay,
that's fine. Okay. To my house. Yep. No,
not the end of the world. So, just an
argument cuz you're intoxicated then?
Yeah, this week. So, and he didn't put
his hands on you or anything like that?
Did he threaten you at all? Of course
not. No, no, no. Okay. Where did the
argument happen here? It was all me. It
was all you. Did you put his your hands
on him? No, I do not. When the police
interviewed a few witnesses, they gave a
completely different account. This
contradicted claims by both sides that
there was no physical violence,
prompting further investigation. Pulling
hair? No. No pull. There was no pulling
hair. That a woman called you. Yeah,
she's going to obviously make a big deal
about it cuz she's [ __ ] woman. She's
a stupid. Can we have a without you
yelling and swearing at me? Well, can we
have a civilization? Can you understand
how women are though? Do you understand
how women are or do you not have a
girlfriend? Can we have a normal
conversation here? Okay. Simple
conversation. I don't want to be swear
at. I don't want to be cussed at.
Breathe. Okay. Not a problem. I'm just
going to try to get him out of this
situation and then Okay. What's What's
his first name? His name is Matthew.
Okay. Do you guys live together? We do.
Okay. Where do you guys live? No. Don't
walk away. Um we're about to live
together and you're about to Yeah. Do
you live together currently? At the
moment, but we're about to get a place
together. Okay. Do you guys have any
children in common? No, we do not. Okay.
Are you guys legally married? No. Can I
please just talk to him for a second and
then can you guys stop talking to him?
Please calm him down. I promise. Please.
I don't want him to get arrested.
Please, sir. Well, he's not under arrest
right now. I know he's not, but he's
going to get he's going to if he
continues to act like he's going to. It
sounds like he's calmed down a little
bit. Okay. So, I'm not going to let you
go over to him, okay? And if you start
to walk over there to him, I'm going to
put my hands on you. Do you understand
how women are though? They
overexaggerate. Do they not? I'm asking
you a question. Personal opinion. No, I
I'm asking you a question. Yes or no?
Seriously? Is that your personal
opinion? Yes. I just want to know what
happened. Yes, it is my personal
opinion. Women overexaggerate. Her act
of slamming the car door led to her
immediate arrest by the police. However,
Anna did not yield so easily. Listen to
police officers. Pigs. Okay. No. No.
Don't grab my hand. Sit in the car. All
right. I'll put Are you going to bring
him back? When are you going to bring
him back? When are you going to bring
him back? We're just interviewing right
now to figure out what we have going on.
Okay. If it's really nothing, then what
you guys are obviously nothing. When are
you going to bring him back? When we're
all When we get everything figured out,
okay? Okay. Why don't you guys stop
being pigs? That's not your car. Wrong
car.
Okay, mothering piglets.
Hey, are you step out? Step out. Step
out or I'm gonna pull you out. Put your
hands behind your back if you're
detained right now. Okay? We do not do
that. We do not slam car doors into
other cars. Stop. Let go of your hand.
Let go of your Put your hands behind
your Put your hands behind your back.
Put your hands behind your back. Behind
your back.
Please, sir. I did not damage any
property.
Sir, I'm so sorry.
I did not. I did not damage any property
of property. I'm so sorry. the back of
the squad car here. Okay. You're only
detained. You are not under arrest at
this point. Okay.
I already I already ran it. I didn't do
anything wrong. I didn't bring any laws.
I didn't bring any laws. Step back. Step
up. Okay. Please. I did not bring any
laws. I did not bring any laws. Why are
you doing this to me? I didn't do
anything wrong, sir. I didn't do
anything. Back in the car. Back in the
car. I did not do anything.
Back in the car.
Ultimately, Anna was formally charged
with assaulting or threatening law
enforcement, disorderly conduct,
resisting or obstructing police,
absconding from bail, and violating
probation.
[Applause]
Knock it
off.
Calm down.
212. Get out here.
Stop. Get out. Get around the ground.
Get her on the
ground. Get off. Get on your stomach.
Get on your stomach. Get on your
stomach. Get on your stomach. There's
sho stuck in my ball. There's shoe stuck
in my butt.
223. You're hurting my arms. You're
hurting my arms. You're hurting my arms.
You're hurting my arms.
Physical. Physical. From a minor
violation, the situation quickly
escalated into a dramatic arrest,
highlighting the fragile line between
emotion and the law. Hey everyone, what
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