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I want you to hear me over that. >> This police again, Mary. >> Okay. Okay. Has threatened me several times to kill me and me. He's a previous resident. I don't trust him. >> Which one? >> This is the black guy. He's wearing a red shirt. >> Okay. >> Do you do you want proof? Come here. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come on. Come on here. >> I give you warrantage to come into my >> Okay. >> Mary, >> I can't do it like that. >> I know. >> You're illegally in this building right now. You know that, right? >> This is an illegal facility. >> Do you realize how illegal this facility is? >> Can I come in and talk to you then? >> Do a safety check. I dare you. >> I don't need to do a safety check. >> What floof do you have that you wanted to show us? Would you like to see it? >> All right. >> Come here. Come on. I have to keep it like my voice. My voice has to be on. >> Turn that down. >> Okay. Okay. Special ops. Just letting you know. Just stop telling me I can't say that. I tried to tell you guys several years ago. You're giving me a stroke. I'm going to get you for that. You gave me a stroke. Like one of you in your >> I'm hunting. I'm fighting the good fight like you and you and you won't do you and all your training. They never trained you to hunt on the internet. Can I show you the worst place of the internet? It's where little girls traffic themselves. >> Sure. No, I'm not kidding. You want Look, if you want proof that I know who he told me, he told me. >> There's his phone number. >> Okay, >> you can investigate this man. He's either impersonating Elon Musk and manipulating me. No, you listen to me. This is domestic abuse. He told me I could be his wife. He told me I could have plenty of money. Like 20 I can show you all the proof. I want No, I'm kidding. I'm not kidding. I'm taking Elon Musk to court. >> No, I'm taking ballooning to Get out of my house. >> Did you pull that uh pad off? >> I did to keep myself safe. >> Okay. >> If I'm skoing right now, this is the most lucid schizo episode I've ever had. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> No. Migraines there and I get strokes there cuz I'm so stressed out about the plates. >> Okay. Cuz you need help, Mary. >> I have my meds. Can I call the fuse people? The who? The fuse. >> Fuse. Yeah. Yeah. >> You can't keep doing this, Mary. >> I won't. >> I've been out here three times already. You've made a huge mess. >> I know. >> Now, now it's >> Wait, three times? But it wasn't three times. It was two. >> This was the third time officers had been called for this same woman. Earlier, she littered the hallway with cigarette butts, banged on a neighbor's door with a broomstick, and yelled obscenities from inside her apartment. Later, she tore up flower beds and damaged plants, but wasn't confronted. By the third call, she had ripped keypads off the entrances, thrown garbage out her window, and chased a neighbor while making threats. Officers were shown video evidence, and the program coordinator confirmed they'd be pressing charges. >> I was out here when you made the huge mess with the with the ashtray. >> So, that guy up there gets all the women drunk in here. >> It's not about that. >> They're dying. Why is that? That's negligence. >> I was out here when you wrecked the flower beds earlier. >> Negligence. And now >> that man's a garner the >> you've ripped off. You've ripped off >> Okay, then take me out of the building. Get me out of the building. Can you >> Can you take me outside of my room? >> That's criminal. Okay. Now it's escalated to a criminal violation. >> Okay. Well, I'm insane then. >> I don't I'm not negligent to law. I am exempt from the law. That's the word. I am exempt. You're not exempt from the law. >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. >> Crazy, right? And you don't believe me. >> So, I'm going to take you. Give me your Give me your Give me your [ __ ] >> I already told you what it was already. >> No. No. Give it now. The whole thing. All of your information right now. If you have no shame. >> Yeah. It's Officer Whitmer. >> Okay. No, actually the whole thing. Write it down for me. I I'm shaking. >> It's right there. You can write it down. >> No. No. You give me your whole name. >> It's 10897. >> No. Jason is your first name. >> Well, the Jay's right. >> Okay. Then it's Jonathan. >> Well, close. But my last name is Whitmer. >> Okay. Well, John Whidmer. We'll find you on judge you. >> Okay. >> So, Mary, >> no. You're not taking me to the hospital. You cannot >> I'm not going to take you to the hospital. >> Yeah. >> Why? >> For damage in the property out there. >> Let me talk to the the manager of the building. >> I already did. >> No, I didn't get to talk to him. >> You don't have to talk to him. >> Why not? I need a speedy trial. You haven't even talked to me about my Miranda rightites. >> I don't need to talk to you about that. >> Why? >> Cuz that doesn't apply right now. >> Why? Cuz you're arresting me without Miranda rights. >> That doesn't apply. >> How? How? Explain. >> I'm not in custody and I'm not interrogating you. >> Why am I in custody? >> You're not. I didn't say that. >> Then get right. >> Okay. Well, then what do I have to do to get out of custody? >> Okay. Stand up, Mary. >> Okay. Pat me down. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Oh, get out of here. >> Mary, you're not taking me. You're not taking me. This is against the law. This is against the law. No. Please, someone. I'm going to get a stroke. I'm going to get You're going to hurt me. No one's going to hurt you. Relax. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You're not trying. You're going to get tased. >> Okay. I'm not trying to relax. I'm >> stopping resisting. Stop. Stop. >> Please. I'm not res I'm I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. What is your name, sir? >> What's your name? What's your first name? Stop. >> Mary, get down. Get down. Get down on the ground now. >> I'm military. I'm >> out. >> I'm military. I'm military. >> It's one hurt. >> I'm hurt. I'm hurt. >> Where are you? Stand up. Like on my side. I have cancer. Damn it. >> Stand up, Mary. >> Okay. >> Be careful of me. I have cancer. >> You got to stand. You got to pick your legs. >> I'm locked. My legs are locked. You got to stand up. >> I My legs are locked. >> All you help us. You got to help us. Okay. Now, put your feet out. >> I I neurological. I'm being abused. >> Put your foot out. >> Yes, I am. >> Put your other foot out. >> No. My husband's abusing me. >> Larry, put your foot out, >> please. I'm trying to >> stand up. Narcissist abuse. Narcissist abuse. Narcissist abuse. >> Narcissist abuse. Let's go this way. >> Please help me. We're helping you. Please help me. >> We're helping you, Mary. >> No, I need >> I need help. >> Come on. >> Like genuine help. >> Let's go. >> Stop. >> We're helping you. >> No. Like, you're not listening to me. >> Calm down. Just calm down here first. >> Okay. Calm down. Calm down, people. Please. Dude, stop. Stop. I'm being genuine. Please stop. I have DID. Do you not know what that is? >> Yeah. Dissociative identity disorder. Can I not be tried right now? >> You're not. Let's go. >> Okay, I'll go with you. >> No trial right now. >> Don't hold me like this. I'll go with you. >> We're trying to help you stand up. >> I'm standing on this. >> I'm walking with you willingly. Please stop >> in a little bit. Okay. >> But I'm an artist. You're killing my wrist. >> We'll I'll fix them in a minute. >> No, you're going to kill my thing that makes me money. My wrist. I'm an artist. >> I'm just an artist and designer and I date Neil Musk. I date Elon Musk. >> You're going to die. This way. In his computer. You don't do anything about that, do you? Is that the DEA? Who handles it now? Who handles? >> Come on. Let's go. >> Run across the street. >> Stop. I watched a child be have her head cut off. >> Please stop. >> I'm desperate. I'm desperate. These guys are [ __ ] You have on your computer. >> You do, too. Yeah. They're all going to do. Okay. Fine. >> Your eyes are all going to die. >> We're checking closed. Otherwise, we just go to jail. Well, you got your shorts on. >> I don't bleeding. >> Sit down right here. >> I don't even have a tampon. >> Okay, sit down right here. >> You can sit right here on the on the edge of it. >> Okay, I guess I'm not going to get it stained or anything. I'm sorry. Please forgive me. Oh, wait. No. Can you uncuff me, please? >> I'll uncuff you in a minute. This hurt. This hurts, sir. Sir, this hurts. >> I just take her to the jail and have them do it just to get her there. I'll just do it at the jail. >> My head hurts. >> All right. I got >> You're going to kill me from a stroke, dude. >> Okay. >> Please. I want to go to the hospital for a stroke. >> Please don't be negligent to my health. Please. >> All right. I'm just going to take her. >> Miranda rights. >> I told you that doesn't apply, Mary. >> What do you mean it doesn't apply? >> What do you mean? What did I do? >> All right, hop out. >> You need to explain the law. Do >> you need help getting out? >> I need help with the law. >> Okay. Can you move your legs this way? Can I be honest with you? >> Yes. >> My my ex >> my ex socially engineered me for seven years and I've lost executive control. >> Mary, we got to get out of the car. >> Okay. >> So, can you turn your body this way? >> You just have to call my name. It makes it easier. >> Okay, Mary. >> I got D because of him. >> He was trying to get the little out so he could me. >> All right. >> It's just uh I've been >> and they're arresting me. >> I was by that guy and you're arresting me. >> Yes. >> You're under arrest. >> Sit down right here. >> We're actually doing a background trip. What are you doing? >> Whether or not they keep that. >> What are you doing? What are you doing with my information? What are you doing with my information? What are you doing with my information? Microsoft X. I dare you. Fire this guy. >> I'll adjust your cuffs. Okay. >> You're going to kill me. >> Yeah. I want a woman to judge me. Woman only. Woman only. >> Okay, that's fine. Yeah. >> Hey everyone, it's Trent, prior deputy sheriff, patrol sergeant, and canine handler. All right, so the big issue here or main point of topic is the fact that we have three cops dealing with one woman who more than likely has some sort of mental health issue, and one of these cops tases her. So, prior to me getting into the breakdown portion of that tasing incident, I just wanted to cover a couple things first. So, incidents like the one that we saw in this video involving people with potential mental health issues and law enforcement officers, this has been a hot topic for a very long time now. Specifically with regard to public opinion, there is a large portion of the population that believes that law enforcement officers should not be going to these calls at all because they are not adequately trained enough to deal with these types of individuals or if they do go to these calls that they should always be accompanied by a mental health care professional. Now, I could talk about this topic forever. I have a lot of experience in going to these types of calls. However, for purposes of time, I'm going to just focus on the incident that we observed in the video. So, back to the call itself, it sounds like these officers have been to the suspect's residence three times on the same day. So, clearly, she's having some sort of issue, but we don't know what her diagnosis is because I'm not a doctor. I don't know about any of you. However, she is exhibiting those signs of definitely having something off with her. More than likely, it is some sort of mental health issue, but we also don't know if she's ingested any drugs, if it's a combination of things or just one. That being said, something's not right. And when you're dealing with people like this, there's a couple different routes to go. It all depends on the crimes that are committed because unlike what the suspect said, even if you have a mental health issue, you definitely still can be arrested for committing a crime. But if you don't have somebody that wants to be a victim of a crime, then when you're dealing with somebody like this suspect, there's always the possibility where you can just place them on a 5150 hold, which entails you detaining them, transporting them to the nearest mental health facility if you happen to have one of those, or the nearest hospital. Then a mental health care worker will show up and take over from there. But because like we see in this video, we have somebody that wants to be a victim of a crime this suspect committed regardless of her mental health issue. These cops still have to do their job and enforce the law. And I will say based on my experience going to calls like this, not always, but a lot of the time they can turn very violent very fast because the person you're dealing with might not fully understand what's going on or fully grasp reality and they don't really know what they're doing. So that's why yes, there is additional training to learn how to talk to these individuals and how to deal with them and going to these types of calls, but you never know what's going to happen. And like we see in this video, this suspect starts to fight with these law enforcement officers because they're going to legally place her under arrest. She tries to bite one of them. I've been bitten a few times and you could potentially get some sort of infection from that. So to overcome the resistance, prevent escape and affect the arrest. And the fact that this suspect is not cooperating whatsoever, clearly fighting with these cops. We don't know if she's going to try to bite one of them again or be successful in doing so. They decided that was just the easiest route to go the less than lethal taser option in order to immediately deal with that situation and get the threat neutralized. Now, not every cop would do that in this situation. Some, because you have three cops there, would try to regain control of the suspect, place her hands behind her back, and put her in handcuffs. But others would do what these officers did because they might think that it's going to mitigate the likelihood of future injury to the suspect or to themselves. Either way, these types of calls can definitely be challenging and complicated. And regardless, in the vast majority of areas in the United States of America, the mental health care system is a complete joke and definitely inadequate. And that's going to be it for this one. See you guys in the next one. She was charged with criminal damage to property, assault, resisting, obstructing a peace officer. [Music] [Music]

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