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There's a lot going on in this one. Some loud, some subtle, but if you really listen to the words, the story starts telling itself. >> I'm not showing you my [ __ ] nuke. >> Hi, hun. >> Hi. How are you doing? >> Good. I just had a cop here. I've already talked to them about the situation. >> Okay. >> So, I'm good. >> Okay. Yeah, that's what they just said that you guys called back. >> Yeah. If I'm going to continue to be harassed by officers because of this girl, I'm going to file charges because it's wasting your time and it's keeping me and my family up. >> Okay. I'm going to get her for some if you want to come in. Um I'm going to get her for some charges already. Um apparently I'm being accused of hacking into her account. I had had her Facebook information. I never did nothing. It was a little like change your name, change your password, be done. >> Pay attention to what she just said. That's what courts call an excited utterance. When someone blurs things out during stress before they've had time to plan a story, sometimes those statements become stronger evidence than anything found later. And there's clearly history here, probably former friends. >> I'm not one to break the law. >> Okay. And then the Facebook situation. I did that because I'm finding out that she that she's coming here to beat my ass. Now I am logged off of her account. Now they're accusing me of having her her need pictures on my phone, which I never had any pictures of her on my phone. >> Okay. >> Um accusing me of taking money, making accounts like Cash App and ordering things off of Amazon and so on and so forth on her stuff. That's never been done. I don't even know how to do that. They're saying that I'm using her social security number. never had her social security. Never. I am 22 years old. How do I in the right mind have that sort of power? You know what I mean? Like I'm not techy. >> I was just coming to make sure that you're okay. So >> Oh, no. I'm not okay. I'm completely paranoid and I'm out the window, >> which I understand, but if anyone comes or anything like that, just give us a call. We're literally right there. Just give us a call. We'll show up, take care of whatever. >> The officer now heads back to the police station across the street. An hour later, the other half shows up to tell her side of the story. >> Hi. Hi. >> How's it going? >> Good, I guess. >> So, what's going on? >> I've been waiting two hours for somebody to come talk to you. >> Well, you told us you're on college street and that's No, no, no, no. We said >> stop. I'll talk to him. >> She said that's where the people that are doing this is. >> Okay. >> You need to calm down. >> I need to calm down. >> Get in the car. Please don't start your I know you're pissed off. I know you're pissed off, but shut your mouth for a second. Shut the [ __ ] up. If you're too pissed off, it's not my fault. They're ignorant. >> I know they're ignorant, but it's not my fault. It's not his fault either. No, I was calling about the people who live right there because she's hacked into my Snapchat. She's hacked into my Google account. She's made a cash app with my name. She has taken my personal pictures. I've taken nudes for myself because I am an obsession with my own body and there's nothing wrong with that. And she has taken something on her phone where she can take stuff from my phone and get it on her phone. and she made a Meet me app and she's trying to send my inappropriate pictures to other people and pretending to be me and order stuff from Amazon under my name. >> She's got something on her phone that lets her know. >> My friend, my friend was her [clears throat] boyfriend used to cheat on her. So, I let her do her thing and she found all this out for me and she was sending me all the information. >> Yeah. I'm not sure how any of that works. I don't know how they would be able to mirror your phone for anything other than your passwords, everything. She She hacked She hacked my She hacked my Google. She had my email. >> Listen to what I'm saying. >> She had my email. You can hack somebody through their email with their email. You're not listening to me. You're listening to what you think is right, which I I understand, >> but I have all this I have and she's on she's hacked into my phone. She's into my phone. I can't get her out. She's actually physically on my phone. She can watch everything that I do, whoever the hell I text and everything else. And that's all you can tell me to do. >> Yeah, >> I've changed my and she's hacked onto my phone. >> So people So >> she's throwing my away and she's sending people my news and she's got a cash app. You want to see it? >> Clear back in the car. >> Look, I'll show you. I don't give a [ __ ] They don't want to see anything. >> No, you're going to see it. >> No, your badge. Your your little camera can see it. Look, I don't give a >> I'm advising you. Do not show me any pictures. >> You don't want proof? >> I don't want to see any pictures of you inappropriate. No, I don't want >> No, I'm not talking about inappropriate. I'm talking about the cash app. >> Okay, I'm done. You guys have a good day. >> Listen, I was Listen, I was Stop. Stop. Stop. Let me get your name and badge number. >> We're allowed to be upset. >> I'm 44. Guess I don't give a [ __ ] >> Your job is to try and calm myself. You are yelling at me and not letting me explain myself. >> Move. >> Okay. I can't explain myself. I try to explain myself. >> I try to explain myself to you. You're >> screaming at me >> because you're not listening. You have to listen. You can't get >> Have a good day. Let me get your card. >> I don't have a card. I don't have a card. >> The officer deactivates his body camera, but is forced to reactivate it immediately as he tries to walk away. But these two people keep approaching him. >> Your job to remain calm. >> It's been on. So go ahead. You called me a bastard. Go ahead. It's your job >> to try and calm her down. >> No. >> Yes. >> Nope. >> Obviously, you don't know the law. >> Back to school. >> And you're saying just change your >> Have a good day. >> You can't do nothing because YOU MADE A CASH APP IN MY NAME. My name bro. You can't since you can't. >> No. I tried to explain. You scream at me and won't let me talk. >> NO. YOU THINK I'M TRYING TO SHOW YOU DIRTY STUPID MOTHER. I'M NOT SHOWING YOU MY [ __ ] NEWS, DUMMY. I'M SHOWING YOU THE [ __ ] snap [ __ ] that they made. All I'm trying to show you all the proof, BUT YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE PROOF. >> You won't let me talk >> BECAUSE YOU DON'T CARE. >> LET HIM TALK FOR >> NO, I'm done. That's what I thought. Cuz you don't want to be your [ __ ] >> You don't want to uphold the law and protect citizens. >> This is a cure parking lot. Step out. >> Nobody give a [ __ ] I'm not a good Have a good day. YOU'RE SAYING IT'S OKAY THAT THEY POST MY NEWS. >> I DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING. You wouldn't let me talk. YOU WOULDN'T LET ME TALK. >> YES, YOU DID. >> You wouldn't let me talk. >> Can't do anything about it. You're not SUPPOSED TO CHANGE MY [ __ ] >> 44. >> That's all I'm supposed to do. You worthless piece of [ __ ] >> Okay. >> The caller is being very uncooperative. You can go ahead and clear it out. 108. >> Have a good day. If you continue to yell in my parking lot, I'll arrest you for disturbing the peace. Do you understand me? >> Oh my god. Who's here? >> Leave or go to jail. >> We're trying to leave. >> Leave or go to jail. >> You're keep yelling. Leave or go to jail. >> Leave or go to Get in your car or go to jail. >> Trying to, but you're >> Get in your car. >> No, I don't have to go anywhere. >> This is my building. Yes, you do. LEAVE OR GO TO JAIL. >> BECAUSE YOU ARE ARE you yelling? Yeah, I have every right to video. >> You do? I'm I've been videaping the whole time. So, leave or go to jail. >> We're on public property. Now, we're not yelling or disturbing the piece. >> Leave or go to jail? >> No. >> For what? >> Obstruction. Now you're >> You're going to keep cussing and yelling AT ME. >> YOU'RE HARASSING. >> THAT'S DISTURBING the peace. >> Disturbing the piece of conduct. >> You're asking a legit question now. How are we doing? >> Because I asked you to leave. >> We were getting in the car and you became >> harassing is me telling you to leave. You're not leaving. Obstruction. Leave. >> Would be good. >> Leave. >> If you could do your job, I'd be satisfied. >> Are you still yelling? This is still disorderly conduct. During the thief, >> I'll take you both to jail. >> You won't listen. >> Okay. So, you want to go to jail? [ __ ] >> me. >> We were GOING TO OUR CAR. ARE YOU GOING TO TURN AROUND AGAIN? >> Came out. I'm not doing >> Get in your car or go to jail. >> I'm not doing anything. So, >> is to jail because you don't want to do your job. >> I'll do my job. I'll put you both in jail. Just >> That's not your job, bro. That's not >> Put me in JAIL FOR WHAT? I'M not doing anything. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I'm not doing anything. >> No, you're Are you going to resist? >> I'm not doing anything. >> Your job was to try and help. >> Hey, Adam helping me. Stop. >> Stoping me. >> Stop fighting me. >> No. >> 44. I got one. >> Stop doing nothing. Stop recording after a little bit. It's not flat, babe. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> The parking lot outside. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> Put your ARMS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> BEHIND MY BACK. >> STOP AWAY. >> STOP. SHE'S PULLING AWAY. NO, I'M NOT. >> YES, you aren't when they're behind her back. >> No, I'm not, bro. My >> You're pulling away from me. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> IT'S ON MY BODY CAM. Stop pulling away from me. >> Bro, come with me. >> Off of me. You're under arrest. >> 95 taking me. I didn't do anything. >> I answered you. >> I didn't [ __ ] >> You're under arrest. >> Grab my phone, PLEASE. >> NO. THAT'S YOUR PHONE. >> Still resisting, >> BABY. IT'S IN MY POCKET. >> COME ON. >> NEGATIVE. >> Cuz I said it. >> Get the up. >> You're going to jail. Stop. you. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Touch my phone and I'll punch you. >> Okay. >> Give me your phone. No. Her phone COMES WITH ME. >> NO, IT DOESN'T. >> HER PHONE COMES WITH ME. >> Piece of [ __ ] >> Can I get another unit here, please? >> My phone now. I'm allowed. >> It's his phone. It's in his name. >> Not let her release property. >> Is there anyone close to the house? >> I'm not doing anything. Get the hell off of me. >> YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. YOU'RE [screaming] >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. I DIDN'T DO IT. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> HUH? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> As I said, >> for what? >> Obstruction. Come here. >> HOW AM I OBSTRUCTING? >> THERE'S NOTHING. It's her fault. >> SHE HAS TO BE UNDER HER PROPERTY. >> COME HERE NOW, >> DUDE. SHE HAS TO. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. COME HERE NOW. >> FOR WHAT? >> KEEP RECORDING, BABE. >> HOW AM I OBSTRUCTING? I GOT HER. >> I got fun. I got you. >> He's allowed TO HAVE MY PHONE. >> LEARN THE LAWS. YOU DON'T YOU CAN'T ARREST ME. I didn't do nothing. CUFF HIM. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I didn't do anything. I SWEAR TO GOD, >> BABY. WATCH OUT. >> WE TRIED TO TALK TO YOU. >> What did I DO? REALLY? >> NO. GET OFF OF ME. >> GET THE off the Get THE OFF OF ME. WE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. WHY CAN'T HE HAVE MY PHONE, BRO? THEY'RE SELLING [screaming] MY NEWS. THEY'RE SELLING. >> SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> THANK YOU. >> They're selling MY >> SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> Y'ALL DON'T CARE. You >> obstruction him. Let's go. >> I told you to give it to me. You pulled it and ran away. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> HE GRABBED IT AFTER I THREW IT ON the ground. >> Not. >> Well, I'm glad YOU GUYS DON'T CARE ABOUT PEOPLE having >> Don't care. >> Pedophiles. All of you. ALL OF YOU SICK TWISTED. STOP. >> Stop pulling away. I told you from the get down to walk with me. >> QUIT PULLING AWAY AND QUIT YELLING. YOU GUYS ARE PULLING ME SIDEWAYS. >> YOU'RE HURTING my shoulder. >> I got I got Can YOU LET GO? YOU'RE >> HURTING ME. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME, BRO. >> Stop talking. >> STOP RESISTING THAT. >> I'M NOT. I'M COMING WITH Y'ALL. STOP PUSHING. You don't NEED TO BE ABUSIVE. THAT'S NOT YOUR POWERS >> talking with me. You slime ball. >> Stop you. >> Stop. >> You want MY NEWS. YOU WANT THESE PEOPLE TO HAVE MY N SO YOU ABOUT MY N BEING SOLD. >> SHUT UP. YOU TURN the >> I hate you. >> You a liar TELLING THEM I DID SOMETHING BUT I AIN'T DO [ __ ] I TRIED TO TALK TO YOU LIKE AN ADULT >> BY CUSSING. >> YOU LIE. >> YOU LIE. >> HEY, YOU. >> You liar. >> Yeah, we'll take care. You're good. >> Appreciate it. Thank you guys. >> And I'll talk to you. >> I'm good for Give me a minute. >> I'll leave the stage for four minutes to get ass. All right, we're going to go straight through here. Now, how does this >> Stepit back there for me and have a seat? I'm going to type some stuff up real quick. >> How the hell does this work? Cuz I know every place is different because tomorrow is Sunday. >> There should be a mad strid from what I understand should be coming in. Like they come in every day. >> It didn't take me long to calm down. Like I was I was just upset because we were there forever. >> The prior shift, >> he's the one handling the investigation. So, I was trying to explain to you guys any questions, you can contact Pew and he'll be able to give you more information. When we >> She went berserk >> crazy though. >> Yeah. And like I told you, don't touch the phone. Just don't touch it. >> I didn't think picking it up would get me arrested. >> I didn't want to arrest you. I was arresting her cuz she was wouldn't stop yelling. When we arrest someone, their property immediately comes with us. That's why I said don't touch it. I'm going to grab and bring it. >> I mean, I have given it to you. >> Yeah. Well, I asked you and you said no. >> Well, yeah, because you were dealing with her. I'm not going to give it to you and risk youing dropping it or risk hering doing something and completely breaking it. That was my thought process. >> My phone now >> and not let her release property. >> If you'd have just let her get arrested, it been you'd have been good cuz I wasn't planning on arresting you at that time. I mean, it's a misdemeanor. Everybody learns from this. Hopefully hopefully she learns. >> The male suspect, Gary, was charged with obstructing an officer while he pleaded not guilty at first. He later took a plea deal, pleading guilty in exchange [music] for being given no sentence. However, he was ordered to pay $179.19 in court costs. The female, Anna Rose, was charged with obstructing two counts of felony battery on law enforcement and disorderly conduct. While she pleaded not guilty at first, she also later took a plea deal, pleading guilty to one count of battery on law enforcement and disorderly conduct in [music] exchange for the other battery on law enforcement charge and the obstructing charge to be dismissed. She was sentenced to 30 days of home confinement. The real modern lesson, identity theft really starts with your social security number. It starts with your email. Because once someone has your email, they reset passwords. Then it counts. Then it gets to your money. Officer first talks to the woman inside the house. She says, "I had her Facebook information. Changed the name, changed the password, be done." Then adds she got into the account because she thought the other woman wanted to fight her. Then the officer meets the reporting woman in the parking lot, but the case gets investigated because the encounter turns emotional fast. Yelling, profanity, and refusing to listen. So the arrest doesn't happen because of Facebook. It happens because of behavior. The officer loses patience pretty quick. But that's what compassion fatigue looks like. And it's not just in policing, EMS, nurses, dispatchers, and even customer service. Remember, constant conflict eventually shortens your fuse.

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