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That's correct. >> Stop before you get in trouble. You're not in trouble right now. If you run, you're going to get in trouble. Crystal. >> Stop. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to run. >> I told her to send me another unit. Um, this girl is fighting the arms. Crystal. My lord. >> pulls up to a trespassing call on a quiet Chillicothe street. The woman he is looking for is not in any real trouble yet. Then she runs, and that one choice changes everything. In Ohio, criminal trespass is a minor charge, but running from an officer and fighting the cuffs is not. That is resisting arrest, and it is what turns a simple contact into a booking. In the middle of the struggle, she makes a serious accusation against the officer, but the camera on his chest is already answering it in real time. >> I'm going to >> Stop. You got it? Okay. >> I'm dying, stupid. >> We're doing it. Stop moving. Before you get somebody hurt, Crystal, stop moving. Stop. Stop moving. >> Okay, you want to punch me in my face. >> I'm not punching you, Crystal. Just stop moving. >> Look at the front of me. >> That's nice. Good for you. >> Are y'all recording this? >> Yeah, we are. I won't go. Oh, yeah. Yeah, cuz we're smart. Okay. Good. Good? Yep. >> Moments like this are exactly why body cameras became standard. They protect the public and they protect the officer. When the footage exists, it is no longer one person's word against another. >> I got to see what else is up in there. >> Uh, are you good? >> Yeah, I'm good. She just was like passively resisting arrest, yeah. Yeah, so it's And then she's trespassed. Um, she tried to sit down on the road and then she like literally saw me and took off running. I'm like, "What the That's what I figured out. That's what happened. Is that Miss Carol Barton, our sister? You want to address She wasn't actually in trouble, so she's going to go in the court. >> Before the jail, one more warning and a piece of law a lot of people do not know. Bringing something into a jail is not the same as having it in your pocket. Illegal conveyance into a detention facility is a separate felony. >> Crystal, you're under arrest, just so you know. That being said, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Right to attorney not afford one, one will be appointed to you. You have the right to stop any questioning at any point in time. You understand all that? Crystal. If there's anything found on your on your person or in your purse and drug related, you will be charged. And if you take it into the facility, you will be charged with a felony three conveyance. Okay, just so you know. Just so you know. >> She was not in trouble until she ran. What would you have done differently? Let us know in the comments and subscribe for more. >> That's correct.

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