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Why me off THE BUS? YOU TOLD ME TO GET OFF THE [ __ ] BUS. WHAT THE [ __ ] you [ __ ] doing? AND [ __ ] ALL OF YOU! >> ARE YOU THE ONE THAT CALLED? >> YES. >> OKAY. WHERE IS SHE AT? >> She is on the bus, sir. >> Okay, what's all going on? >> I've been driving for city uh since last year. I've never Officer is here. >> She is >> I have a question. Those same people were threatening my life. Can they review the camera? >> Yeah, I'll >> We have her on the bus. I'm just trying to figure out everything that's going >> She is the only one on the bus. >> Okay. >> And she is saying that Allah or Allah be or something is going to come and kill like kill everybody on the bus and she's saying that we need you remove ourselves now and she's saying that she she is done with abortion and all this political stuff and I had it was from from Walmart to here and I asked her three times to stop. Now, I know in the past >> Sorry, I'm so sorry. >> she had to be removed from the bus, but I don't I I've never dealt with her. >> Okay. >> And these people these folks are regulars and they said that she she is not supposed to be on the bus, but I was never told that. >> Okay. >> So, I'm trying to call my manager now. So, I said you know, I've never dealt with her. I I was never told this person was I never was given any names that anybody was not allowed on the bus, sir. But she is like basically threatening lives and threatening you know >> Uh-huh. >> to do something. I I you know, this world don't I don't >> seem like she's having like a mental breakdown? >> She's having a mental crisis or something? >> Yes. Like she needs help. There was another girl >> Did she make any kind of threats towards herself like wanting to >> There wasn't >> or anything? >> Uh She She said that she is the mother of six and she has all her babies, and all these other deadbeats need to be beaten up. >> What's her last name, do you know? >> Deeds. >> Deeds. >> And she said that she's she's my anonymous passenger, so it's not my personal business. I just picked up her. >> She has her Lindsay, huh? >> Lindsay. >> Okay. >> But I I don't know her. You know, I just drive. This is just This is my job. >> What what would you like done for her today? >> her removed. >> Okay. >> I can't take her any further. >> I have children at home. Why can't I talk about my children being at home? Like, what is so wrong about me talking about my children being at home? And >> Hi, Lindsay. >> Hi. >> How are you doing? >> I'm good. Like, and she wants to talk about no religion and stuff like that, and I was like, what if people believe in all under other things, but you want to talk about no Christian religion? I just asked her a question, why are we listening to the Christian music? Isn't that politics and religion? And then she gets mad, and then Courtney wants to say I have autism. I have disabilities, too, and she told me I'm a mean person. So, I said, you're a mean person. >> Okay. >> you want to call me a mean person? Like, what the [ __ ] Like, I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY SHE'S mistreating me. Richard mistreated me, and that's why he lost his job. >> Just calm down. Do Take some deep breaths for me, okay? I I wasn't >> I am allowed to [ __ ] defend myself, and this [ __ ] wants to defend this [ __ ] that lost her kids, and I can't talk about my kids that my friend has that I adopted, so now they're mine? >> Okay, you can talk about your kids, okay? >> She told me I couldn't. I was talking about my kids and my friend. She told me to basically shut up because this [ __ ] lost her kids. That's what they thought. >> Talk Talk to me. >> so horrible if he lost one of his kids. >> Talk to me about your kids. >> I love them to death, and I'm so happy because Tuesday, the 24th, which is in 23 days, I'm going to a spring program, and the one won uh first place in their spelling bee, and they're going to be honored and things like that. And I was talking to my friend while she was on the bus, but she got off at Goodwill. >> Okay. >> Prior to that, this bus driver said I couldn't even talk about it because he defended her. Like, I'm talking right here. I never mentioned any names. >> old are you? I mentioned names we can. >> Lindsey, how are >> They are my boyfriend's kids that I adopted. One is seven, the other one's 14, and the other ones are I think nine. >> What what are their names? >> The one is Claudie. Claudell, because they're from a different country and that's why I was like, if you say no politics and things like that, why are we listening to Christian music? Like they believe in Allah and then they're like, oh, they're not on here. Well, maybe that's what I'm going to start believing in, but you want to say no politics or religion and things like that, but you're listening to the Christian music. Like and I just questioned it. Why are we listening to Christian music? You said no politics or religion. And then all of a sudden she gets pissed because that's what she believes in? Like I'm asking you a question. >> I removed everyone else off. >> Yeah, everyone's off. It's just Lindsey. >> This [ __ ] is being rude to me because when Tamara was on the bus and then she mentioned something that Tamara was Courtney mentioned something that Tamara was threatening her and I was just talking to her about the fact that my boyfriend has eight kids and even though I couldn't have a kid, but those are my kids and I was like, just because I couldn't birth the kid, I'm a parent. Just because you birthed a kid doesn't make you a parent and you donate your sperm. And then the bus driver said something and I was just talking to my friend before she got off at Goodwill and all of a sudden the bus driver says I can't talk about it. And supposedly it's because of Courtney lost her kids. That's not my fault. And her boyfriend husband was a [ __ ] sex offender, but I never brought that up. >> So, >> And >> before we go any further though, we do need you to come off the bus so that we're going to have to keep We can keep having this conversation, but all these other people need to get off. >> How am I going to get home then? So then I'm going >> We we can take you home. >> And then she wants to say I have autism, [ __ ] I have a I have a disability, too. >> Listen, so if they want to refuse you service for whatever reason, they have the right to do so. So, we can't force her to give you a ride. >> And >> frankly, if all these people are being mean to you and whatnot, you don't want to ride with them anyway. >> That's why Richard lost his job because the one lady, the older lady was trying to date Richard and buy him stuff and I had a problem with the mini action and the guy from ride share came up here and rode the bus and even heard the [ __ ] >> So the issue is like we don't want you to get in trouble with us. >> So the issue is THAT I'M THE ONE THAT JUST BECAUSE I TRIED TO DEFEND MYSELF, I DIDN'T DO IT. THAT IS THE [ __ ] UP PART. THAT IS THE [ __ ] UP PART THAT I DEFEND MYSELF AND THEN OTHER PEOPLE JUST ACT LIKE IT'S OKAY. THAT [screaming] IS WHAT I AM NOT OKAY WITH. >> OKAY. >> I AM NOT OKAY with that. I will [ __ ] run out in front of a [ __ ] car right the [ __ ] here. I don't even give a [ __ ] >> Hey, Lindsay, just >> Because I have disabilities too. Does that [ __ ] help me? No. So I don't So no. So I don't [ __ ] assault you. >> you're going to run out in the traffic. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I really don't. >> Lindsay. >> BECAUSE [ __ ] WANT TO HAVE [ __ ] KIDS. LET ME OFF THE BUS. YOU TOLD ME TO GET OFF THE [ __ ] BUS. >> OKAY. >> SO I AM AND NOW YOU WON'T EVEN LET ME OFF THE [ __ ] BUS. >> STOP. WATCH YOU RUNNING IN THE TRAFFIC. >> We need you to stop screaming and listen to us and calm Take some deep >> No, IT'S [ __ ] UP BECAUSE [ __ ] CAN'T HAVE KIDS AND LOSE THEM AND I CAN'T TALK ABOUT MY HAPPINESS AND WE AIN'T SUPPOSED TO TALK about politics and religion but we're listening to Christian music but if I bring up Allah, I am wrong. I hope Allah blows them the [ __ ] up. Take that how you want it. Do another [ __ ] 9/11. >> Just deep breaths, okay? Relax. >> Let me off the [ __ ] bus. >> You're going to go IN THE TRAFFIC. >> DON'T WORRY WHAT THE [ __ ] I'M GOING TO DO. >> IT'S OUR JOB to keep you safe. We don't want you to DO THAT. >> THAT'S FINE. I can do a $5 [ __ ] fix. My friend's dead now. She won't find me 2 and 1/2 [ __ ] days later at my house unresponsive. >> Listen, we don't want to get you in trouble. >> BECAUSE THIS COURTNEY [ __ ] IS THE ONLY ONE THAT HAS A [ __ ] DISABILITY ACCORDING to her. >> Lindsay, where where do you want >> at? >> Don't [ __ ] worry where I live. You can LOOK THAT [ __ ] UP. >> TO GET YOU HOME SAFE. >> ON SPINKS, RIGHT? >> NO, I don't live on crack alley. >> That's good. >> Well, they they were telling me you live on Spinks, so I'm just going off OF >> YEAH, THEY DON'T KNOW [ __ ] THE [ __ ] ABOUT ME. >> OKAY, so then where do YOU LIVE? >> DON'T WORRY where the [ __ ] I LIVE. MAYBE I'M HOMELESS WITH EIGHT KIDS. NO, I'M MORE RESPONSIBLE THAN THAT. >> OKAY. >> RELAX. >> LET ME OFF the [ __ ] bus. Let me do what I want. >> We can't let you go for a second, but we can't let you go into >> WHY? CUZ I DON'T HAVE AUTISM AND I HAVE DIFFERENT disabilities and because my boyfriend has kids and has these kids and didn't lose them. >> Well, now we got traffic blocked off. Now you can step out, okay? Don't push me out of the way. >> Well, keep going. >> I'M NOT >> [ __ ] ALL OF YOU. AND YOU TOO, [ __ ] I DON'T KNOW THE [ __ ] MISTAKES. >> ABUSE. YOU NEED TO >> JUST TAKE ME TO [ __ ] JAIL. >> YOU GOT TO STOP. OKAY, ARE YOU WE going to be able to get home without you screaming and yelling? >> [ __ ] you. >> Okay. This is your warning for disorderly conduct. If we deal with you again, you're going to jail today. >> She didn't threaten me. She was just She was She was just taunting me, making fun of me. >> Okay. >> For something that happened 6 years ago. But when she got on indirectly, like her and Tamara got on, I mean, it was You could feel. I don't know. I could feel like there was some something not right. >> Well, on the way I brought them, okay? On the way there, I didn't know what they were talking about, but I did hear them talking about um >> about you. >> Yeah, they're talking about my children and then how it must be nice to go home to your children and they talk about my dead husband. And they're just making fun of me. I was trying to ignore them. >> She does torment people. I know that. >> She was like, "Let me off. I do not want a felony." And this one said, "Oh, I'll take the felony." >> She did say something about she couldn't do something cuz she couldn't do it cuz she couldn't have another felony. >> They were threatening to kill me. She's like, "Wait till I get off." This is the second time. She said it when I walked past Pink before. She's like, "Let me get off probation so I can kill And then she said my name like twice. And then she started talking about my late husband and my kids. And she's like, "You know what's really messed up when you help them raise their kids and they turn against you." They were just going on and on about me. >> It's like we are having a conversation on the bus. And just cuz this [ __ ] lost his kids, then this [ __ ] wants to be like, "OH, I HAVE A DISABILITY. I HAVE AUTISM." EVERYBODY HAS A DISABILITY, [ __ ] >> LINDSAY? >> It's Ma's house. >> Okay. So how do you spell And Kylie? >> Kylie, K I O U Y. >> Kylie, wait. >> Lindsay, what's Stop. >> I don't feel I TRIED. I FEEL I WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY DON'T MY [ __ ] up. Not my fault. I'm [ __ ] bleeding. THIS IS MY [ __ ] PHONE. AH! >> STOP. >> LOOK AT MY [ __ ] PHONE. MY nose is bleeding. >> You had a chance. We're trying to disarm you. >> My phone's on the ground. >> Stop. >> You're probably scratching my [ __ ] glasses. >> I don't Don't try to pull away from us and that wouldn't happen. >> I was just [ __ ] standing there. >> Is your nose bleeding? >> NO, IT'S JUST DRIPPING, DUMB ASS. >> Let go of your hands. I got to double lock these so they don't get tighter on you. >> Right, when I go home, I'll take the [ __ ] [ __ ] I know what the [ __ ] I need. It's only five [ __ ] dollars. Take my ass out. Now that my friend's dead, she won't [ __ ] find me. WHY SO THEY CAN ALL [ __ ] LOOK? TELL THEM NOT TO [ __ ] LOOK. THAT'S >> LINDSAY. >> GO HAVE ANOTHER KID, [ __ ] AND LOSE YOUR [ __ ] STATE. THEY LOVE YOUR [ __ ] MONEY CUZ YOU GOT AUTISM. >> JUST TAKE IT DOWN A NOTCH for me, okay? We'll talk to you calmly. Can you talk calmly? >> Hope Allah [ __ ] BLOWS YOU UP LIKE 9/11. >> LINDSAY, STOP MAKING THREATS towards the police. >> IT'S NOT A THREAT. It's the [ __ ] truth. >> Okay. Hey, just just take it down. Let's talk calmly, okay? >> No, THEY TREATED ME LIKE [ __ ] AND I DON'T HAVE A RIGHT. Just like every time somebody [ __ ] hit me, THEY LET THEM GO ON PARK AVENUE AND [ __ ] The guy had 10 minutes of [ __ ] hitting me and the police officer was like, "Oh, you can go." Just like when Brian Barto [ __ ] keyed my car. I had IT ON RECORDING. I WENT, "FINE. Good thing that I called it took himself out. Thank god he's [ __ ] dead." >> All right, can you bring your other your right leg over? >> Wait, my >> Got your feet on you? We're going to help you up. 1 2 3. Now, I just want you to go ahead and have a seat on the brush guard of this right here. Brush guard in the front of that cruiser. >> Do you know what year it is? >> I don't know. That's the year that people can't even speak their minds, care about their kids cuz other [ __ ] losing their [ __ ] state and get to keep on because the state makes money off of them and then you're wrong and don't talk politics but you ask why you're listening why you're listening Christian music and then you say Allah and then all of a sudden, "No, I want you removed from the bus and we're revoking your pass." What the [ __ ] you talking about? You did yourself. >> She was she was talking about punching her. >> Lindsay, if you don't want to go to the hospital tonight, can you sign a refusal form for me or have one of the officers sign >> And I can be dead on arrival. I've been there at the hospital. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Lindsay, do you want me to go? Do you want me to have you put on the No, it's signing for you tonight. >> Those officers, they don't even give a [ __ ] They're here for the [ __ ] money. >> I'm asking you, do you I ask you, do you refusal form to not go to the hospital tonight or do you want one of the officers to sign for you? I want >> I want all my [ __ ] and I want to go. >> Well, that's not happening. That's after the fact. What do you right now? It's just whether you want me to take you to the hospital and if you don't want to go to the hospital, you need to sign the refusal form. You got to give me one or the other. Let's see, either you sign it or I >> What the [ __ ] is legal? What is What is >> Calm down. >> Why is it treating me like [ __ ] You shoot me, I don't give a [ __ ] >> Calm down. >> All right, 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 >> Stand up. Use your legs. >> feet under you. >> Do you want your shoulders ripped out of socket or not? >> I'm trying to move my legs, [ __ ] >> Thanks, [ __ ] You [ __ ] >> All right, all right. >> Do you need have anything on you that I need to know about before we take you? >> Yeah, I got a gun. I'll shoot you, [ __ ] >> Okay. >> What the [ __ ] do I got on? I don't got [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay. Nothing, nothing, nothing. Okay. Nothing >> on me, nothing like that? >> Hey, stop it. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> WHY? >> WE'RE TRYING TO HELP YOU. >> YOU'RE NOT helping me. >> It's not. Can't buckle it. It's not going to buckle. >> Why? They want to treat me like [ __ ] >> Lindsay, put your foot in the car. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> I NEED NO HELP. So [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Put your foot IN THE >> THAT THAT [ __ ] SAID THAT I REALLY [ __ ] do. >> She's got her feet planted on the other door now. You're going regardless. Now you just got three more charges out of it, so. Yeah. Crack the Yeah, we have to. Yeah. >> What do you need? >> She's got her legs locked pushed up against the door, so >> They're not even uh pushed on the doors. That's >> I'm sitting up. >> I'm moving. I'm how are they pushed on the door? I can't sit up like this. >> Who's driving? >> I'm going to just do it like this. >> Yeah, scoot and go. >> I'll go with them. >> Whitmore, we'll try and get Lindsey to talk to us. She wasn't exactly cooperative, but we can't without Lindsey saying >> Well, is there any way since I walked all the way down here that you can call over to the jail and see? >> They're trying to get her in right now. She's not exactly cooperative. So, I will call to the jail. >> You know what? >> They're going to try and ask her to >> Okay. No, I'm sitting here with King, Whitmore, and Novalski. Because listen to me, babe. Whitmore called over to the jail and see if Lindsey would give uh consent on taking a [ __ ] Cuz this um are you guys taking a book bag or >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, she wanted her bag. They locked her bag. >> I'm going to try this. >> No, please don't. >> No. >> All these bags are shredded. >> So, what kind of wheels you guys got on there? Ones that don't work. >> Lindsey, roll roll towards your back and bring your feet down. >> I can't. >> Well, I'll lift you up, okay? >> I honestly will be cooperative cuz I won't hit if you take this off and then I can roll over. >> We're past that point. And bring your feet Lindsey, bring your feet down. We're going to just try to drag her out, I guess, and get her feet Okay, you got to stand up for me, okay? There we go. Right that way, then. >> Too long.

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