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This is my vehicle. >> Ma'am, shut up. >> Let go. You're going to hurt me. Don't stop. >> I am not resisting police. I am the police, you idiots. I did not burn with my anybody in here in the last couple minutes. Um >> yeah, I think so. Um >> I'd have been talking to herself a little bit. >> She looked a little meth method. Like I literally in my head I was like she's on something. >> Okay. You know about how long ago she left? >> Um I can see it on the receipt. She was here at 45. So about 15 minutes. >> Okay. She was in here about 10 minutes ago. >> Hello. >> I'm fine. >> What's your name? >> I'm worried about her cuz I think she's drunk or something. >> What's your name? >> Yeah, I'm >> all right. Hey, can you turn the car off for me? >> Uh, yeah. I'm fine driving. >> All right. Can you step out? >> No. You don't open my door without my permission. >> Ma'am, step out for me. >> I will not. >> No, I will not. >> I'm not drunk. I'm not drink. This is me. Okay. >> I'm simple. Just me. >> Wash 12. She is 99. She's refusing to get out of the car. Correct. >> Why should I get out of the car? You can't open my door without my permission. >> Shannon, why? I was worried about her being drunk. >> Anna, I'm going to tell you one time and only one more time. >> Ma'am, look at me. I'm speaking to you. >> Yes. And I'm speaking authorized by the statues of the state of Illinois. >> H. I'm not hurting anybody. >> You're not imposed. >> I was worried about her. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm telling you once again to get out of the car. If you do not get out of this car, I am giving you a war. This is my vehicle. >> Ma'am, shut up. I'm giving you a lawful order and I will pull you out of this car. Do you understand that? >> I I am. What are you talking about? >> Get out of the car now. >> Okay, gentlemen. You're being very rude. I don't know what >> I was. I was nice. >> I was trying to be careful. I was caring about that. >> Get out of the car. Okay, step out of the car. >> What's wrong with helping >> last time? Step out of the car. >> Why are you wanting to arrest me for something? >> That's it. >> Wait a minute. Let go. You're going to hurt me. Don't. Ow. >> Hurt me. >> Ow. Yo, I had a cigarette in my hand. >> I had a cigarette in my hand. I was You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Your stomach. I don't have any weapons. >> Listening to them. >> I am not listening. >> You just have to listen. >> I am telling you you're hurting. I have a shoulder surgery problem. >> Well, you should not resist the police. >> I am not resisting police. I am the police. It's Scott. I've got authorization from the state of Illinois. >> Yer about that. >> Well, I can prove it in my vehicle. It's in my vehicle. I can prove it. You're hurting me. Please be kind. Will you please? Jeez. >> Yes. >> I'm concerned why she didn't call the police to begin with. >> Sit up. >> I'm more worried about her than me. >> She's drunk, gentlemen. She's drunk. All right. I'm concerned for her. >> Who Who's the she? We're talking >> Shannon is drunk. She's always drunk. I was worried about her. I want to come over here and find out if she's still all right. >> She was texting me strange messages. >> I was like, "What on earth is she saying?" >> Oh, absolutely. >> So, I came over here, asked her. I would knock on her door and then she called. I'm like, "What is she doing?" I thought maybe she was in trouble or needed my help or something. That's why I was over here. >> Okay. >> I have no reason what you're asking. >> I think so. >> I don't know what you're doing. I was worried about her. >> Is that a bad bad thing? Is that a bad thing to be worried about? >> You can be worried. But thank you. That's what I was. >> I gave you a lawful order to get out of the How many times? >> But you asked me why. >> I don't have There's no reason. >> There is no but you could have asked me. And you don't open somebody's door. >> Yes, I do. I am the police. I will open your door and when I tell you to exit the vehicle, guess what? You get out of the car. When you don't, this is what happened. >> I'm a little confused, gentlemen, because all I was trying to do was help a friend. >> Okay? >> I mean, that's really all I was trying to do. >> There's no reason for this. I'm not trying to be rude to anybody. I'm just me trying to help a friend. That's all I'm trying to do. >> When the police give you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle, >> okay, well, I'm also you must comply. >> I'm a little confused here about what you're doing >> and why you're putting me down here on the ground and disrespecting me. I don't understand this. I'm trying to be gentleman. I'm trying to be nice to you, gentlemen. >> You were not nice. You burnt me with your cigarette. >> That was an accident. It was not on purpose. By I swear to God, that would not be >> Okay, let's get >> I did not burn you with my cigarette. >> No, you did. So, don't >> I didn't do it on purpose. I had a cigarette in my hand. >> You meant to or not. >> It was not on purpose. >> That's why. >> Well, can you grab my purse? We'll get it. >> Why do you keep doing this to me? >> Hold on second, guys. >> I got my hair off. >> All right. Here. Hold on for a second. Yeah, I'm not hurt. Can't pull my pants up. >> Okay, >> this is ridiculous. I was concerned about a friend of mine. >> Okay, you can be concerned, but when I give you a lawful order to exit a vehicle, you get out of that car. >> What' you guys ask me to exit my vehicle for? >> You have a warrant. >> For what? >> Driving under the influence. >> I'm not drunk. >> It doesn't matter. >> You have a warrant. >> I'm not even drunk. >> You have a warrant. You have a warrant for what? >> You missed a court date. You didn't go. >> But I am not supposed to be at court in that courtroom. I tried to explain that to you. Judge says otherwise. is supposed to be in Woodford County court. That's if they're going to court judge me or something, it has to be in Woodford County according to my divorce decree. >> Okay. >> At least give me that. At least give me that respect. >> Incorrect. >> No, that is in that is not incorrect. It is >> Well, at least can you do me a favor and contact my ex-husband or something so I can at least get something. >> Right now, you're under arrest for obstructing and resisting. Okay. So, I >> I'm not trying to resist a >> You already did. There is no discussion about that. You already did. >> You pulled me out of my vehicle. >> Yes, because you resisted. You didn't get out. >> But you wanted to arrest me already. >> Ma'am, I'm going to explain this as simple as I can. >> So, there is Supreme Court case. Do you know what that is? >> The Supreme Court case was being handled outside of court. I got a letter in the mail. >> We can remove anybody from a vehicle for any reason. >> Yes. >> Pennsylvania views. >> Well, we are not. >> Okay. I'm done having this. >> I'm a little confused. >> Okay. Well, I'm trying to explain it to you. >> I don't know what you're patting down for. >> I'm not I'm searching you. You are under arrest for resisting. >> No, I wasn't resist. You were trying to arrest me already. >> Exactly. >> You resisted and you resisted arrest. >> I was trying to detain you in reference to the warrant. >> What warrant? There's no warrant under my arrest. >> I've already looked. There's no warrant. And the Supreme Court ruled, they sent me a letter saying in the mail saying, "We will handle this outside of court." >> Okay, >> that's what I've got. That's what I got in the mail. >> They're going to look at the piece of paper that's a warrant at the jail. >> It's right over here. >> And they're going to say, >> "I want to see the warrant. If there's a warrant, I want to see it. >> Okay, you'll see it in discovery. >> Well, I want to see. Can you at least call my ex-husband then? >> No. >> Shannon talked. Really? You're wrong. >> No, you did. >> I didn't purposely burn you. >> Okay, but and the end result from you resisting was you burned me with a cigarette. >> I had a cigarette in my hand. What do you expect? >> Whose car? >> That's fine. Thank you. >> Okay. That's right. >> We will get it. >> Get the purse. >> Well, it's very important. >> Step up. If you would listen, >> Shannon, I can't believe you. >> Really? >> Right here. >> I care a lot about you and I'm worried about you and you're doing >> Watch your step. Watch your step and take a seat. >> I can't believe you, Shannon. I care about you and I worry about you and you're like, I love you as a friend. Oh my gosh. I care about you like a sister and you're treating me like this. Really? There is no warrant for my arrest. >> There is. No, there's not. >> We don't just make this stuff up, >> Shannon. There is no warrant for my arrest. I've already looked. >> The Supreme Court already said they'll handle outside of the courtroom system. I don't know what you're talking about. >> Never deal with your case like that. >> Go ahead. >> Ouch. This kind of hurts actually. >> Okay. >> Is everybody else can actually kind of loosen this a little? I'm not going to fine. >> So, she was calling you basically throughout the night. Um, >> she was over at Casey's and made some comments about a kid. >> Her son. Um, >> where's her son at? Is he >> He's like 28 or 30 years old. >> Okay. Okay. So, not a juvenile. Okay. >> No. Um, Anna has some major mental issues for the past like six years. >> I'm I'm relatively familiar with her. >> When I first met Anna, you would not believe how amazing she was. just a smart, wonderful, ambitious, >> amazing person. And this started happening. We've been friends for like 12 years. Um, unfortunately, this is not new to us on her >> coming in. Does she use drugs or anything like that? >> Marijuana is something that's very common for her. Um, >> she self-medicates on other ways. >> Other drugs, prescription, anything like that. I know that she's been assigned prescription stuff, but some of those have worked in the past to help her. >> Anything other than weed? I mean I mean methoin I can't speak to that. >> Other than that, did she say anything criminal to you? Did you tell her to leave and you didn't and she didn't leave or anything like that? >> I don't know that I necessarily >> Is there anything criminal that you want to pursue? Possibly. >> No, I honestly don't want to pursue anything criminal. I It's >> And she does not reside here, correct? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. Um it's more of harassment. >> Yeah. I would just block her if you don't want. >> Oh, trust. She changes. >> She believes that her phone gets hacked >> uh like all the time. >> I got you. >> So, she changes phone numbers. Like this is a new phone number that I never recognized before. >> I got you. I got you. >> That I got tons of. >> Did she make any suicidal statements or anything like that that the jail should be aware of? Not that I know just that mostly about her son. And then >> what was she saying about her son? Like he's kidding. >> Oh, she thinks Yeah, he's been >> Have you talked to him? >> Not recently, but I talked to our family and he's perfectly fine. Very successful. He's like a chef and doing very well. >> Well, you can um >> not in any danger. >> You can head on in. I have no problem. >> Yeah, it's fine. No big deal. >> I'm so sorry. I >> It's okay. You can head on in. Try and get some rest. I know obviously terrible. >> It's not your fault. I mean, so at the end of the day, this could have went completely different, but she decided to do things the way she did, and that's why we're where we're at. So, >> I knew that there was a good chance she'd come here, and I didn't know if I could get rid of her and what she'd do. >> Call us. I mean, if she's here, you don't want her to call us. It's our job, and we can remove someone from your property. >> I just knew if she once she told me she was staying down at Casey's and had been for like an hour, >> I was like, "Oh, she's going to show up." And I didn't want to deal with that. No, but all right. >> Um, other than that, >> she's sick and she really is a good person. I promise you she is. >> Yeah, I don't think she's a bad person. She makes your friend. I mean, >> there's nothing wrong with trying to be your friend. So, try and have a better rest of your night. Okay. >> If you need anything else, give us a call. >> I mean, she has no residency here, so she has no >> privacy. She's here and she they didn't want her here. So, and she's illegally parked. Technically for state law we can impound. >> Yeah. Oh yeah. For warrant. >> Yeah. >> For driving warrant. >> You run the dog and see what you find there. Sit. Nope. Good boys. Good boys. Come on boys. Hold up. Go ahead and uh I can take her purse to her, but would you park the vehicle? She's given us permission to move it and park it >> appropriately on the curb. >> Did you find anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> She said there shouldn't be any weed. >> So, >> she just said her medications and whatnot, but >> yeah. Homeowner says she likes to smoke weed. She's unsure of other drug use. >> Okay. This isn't her current address, right? If I had to guess from everything in the car, she's homeless. Gotcha. >> I didn't think of that. >> Yes, we we grabbed both your arms and pulled you out of the vehicle. >> No, it is acceptable because you have an arrest warrant for your arrest. >> It doesn't matter. >> The suspect was charged with resisting arrest, illegal parking, and obstruction of justice. 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