When Cops Have To Arrest People In Public Places

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, {{Then cut to 18:17 to 18:23 , cut to 13:07 to 13:15 , cut to 4:30 – 4:44 with arrow and text combo pointing to his face saying: “Billionaire CFO” with the subtitles below}}

{{Officer: Do you have anything on you right now, sir?}}

{{Man: What do you mean?}}

{{Officer: Do you get any firearms or anything?}}

{{Man: Food?}}

{{Officer: Have a seat}}

{{Woman: No, let me see my dog}}

{{Officer: Have a seat}}

{{Woman: Hold the fuck on, dude! Hold the fuck on!}}

{{Woman: How am I trespassing? Oh I don’t fucking care}}

{{Officer: Leave or you’re getting arrested}}

{{Woman: So arrest me!!}}

{{Officer: Trespass after warning. You’re under arrest}}

{{John! Let’s go, John!}}

{{I’m going to sleep, dude.}}

{{No, you’re not. You’re going to jail.}}

{{The girl who lives here, doesn’t know you!}}

{{insert a montage of image 1, image 2, image 3, and image 4 in the background}} Ever witnessed police officers in action? Well, you’re in luck as we are about to dive into the world of public arrests. {{insert dramatic sfx}} From the bizarre to the downright jaw-dropping, get ready to explore these unbelievably chaotic cases!

{{play 0:13 to 0:17 in the background}} On December 5, 2022, Wauwatosa Police officers received a report on a man who had fallen asleep behind the wheel of a vehicle. Unfortunately, the Mayfair Mall would become center stage for this arrest.

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{{Officer: Mr. Taylor? Are you Mr. Taylor?}}

{{Taylor: No}}

{{Officer: Mr. Taylor, hold on one second (unclear)}}

{{Hold on one second. Please stop}}

{{The reason I’m talking right now is}}

{{We had a call that someone was falling asleep in the car when we were up}}

{{Lexus? Were you driving a maroon Lexus, today?}}

{{Taylor: That’s not me, bro}}

{{Officer: What’s that?}}

{{Taylor: No}}

{{Officer: That’s not you? You weren’t driving a maroon Lexus, today?}}

{{Taylor: Yeah}}

{{Officer: Is your last name Taylor?}}

{{Taylor: No, I don’t want to…}}

{{Officer: Hold on one second. Hold on one second}}

{{Taylor: Yeah, yeah. You are Mr. Taylor, yes or no?}}

{{Taylor: what’s…}}

{{Officer: Is your last name Taylor?}}

{{Taylor: Unclear}}

{{Officer: Well, that’s what I’m asking. The reason I’m having contact with you}}

{{Is because someone called and said that a subject matching your description}}

{{Driving the vehicle that is registered in your name was asleep at the wheel}}

{{Taylor: No}}

{{Officer: No? So how’d you get to the mall today?}}

{{Taylor: I drove}}

{{Officer: You drove?}}

{{Taylor: Yeah}}

{{Officer: What kind of car did you drive?}}

{{Taylor: Do I need to leave or?}}

{{Officer: But no, we’re just, we’re having a conversation}}

{{Taylor: Oh, no}}

{{Officer: We’re just having a conversation right now}}

{{I just want to make sure that you’re okay}}

{{Taylor: Where did that come from?}}

{{Officer: Where did what come from?}}

{{Taylor: The information}}

{{Officer: Uh, someone that was on the road}}

{{Either near you or next to you saw you}}

{{So that’s why I’m having this conversation}}

{{Taylor: No}}

{{Officer: I want to make sure that your ability to operate a motor vehicle is 100 percent}}

{{Taylor: No. I got a ride}}

{{Officer: You got a ride?}}

{{Taylor: Yeah}}

{{Officer: Where’s your ride at?}}

{{Taylor: Uh, called them}}

{{Officer: You called them already? Are they picking you up?}}

{{Taylor: No, I’m gonna call them right now.

{{Officer: Have you been drinking today or…? }}

{{Taylor: No}}

{{Officer: No}}

{{play 1:36 to 1:44 with rising intense music in the background}} It was at this point this officer knew something was particularly wrong with Mr. Taylor. From his answer, it was clear he was up to no good and what the officer would discover next was shocking. He wasn’t just sleeping while driving, he was intoxicated and carrying a concealed weapon

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{{Officer: Do you have anything on you right now?}}

{{Taylor: What do you mean}}

{{Officer: Any firearm or something}}

{{Taylor: I got food}}

{{Officer: Hold on. Just hold on. I’m gonna do it. I don’t really know. Just hold on}}

{{Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, just one second. Just one second. No, it’s there. Wow}}

{{Put your hands in the back, yeah. Put your hands in the back}}

{{One, you’re not supposed to have a firearm on you while you’re in the mall}}

{{Taylor: Okay}}

{{Officer 2: You smell of alcohol}}

{{Taylor: I just took a beverage}}

{{Officer 1: You smell of intoxicating beverage}}

{{Oh, OK. Mr. Taylor, do you have a valid CCW permit?}}

{{What that means is, are you licensed to carry a firearm in the state of Wisconsin?}}

{{Taylor: I got everything that… I just want to know what… what did I do wrong?}}

{{Officer 1: Well, I explained to you I just…}}

{{Taylor: No, what… where did you get my name and everything?}}

{{Officer: Yeah, so okay, okay (chatter) You can finish this up}}

{{I just wanna take this off}}

{{Taylor: How do you pick me out of everybody}}

{{Officer: You don’t have anything I should know of, Mr Taylor?}}

{{Taylor: I don’t know where I came from}}

{{Or where my name came from, or anything especially}}

{{Matter of fact, I don’t know how my name came up}}

{{play 3:44 to 3:49 with rising intense music in the subtitle below}} At this point, it began to dawn on the officers that they were in for a long day as Taylor continued to evade the truth even with the evidence against him.

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{{Officer: Darles, Alexis, (unclear) can you check to see if this is a valid CCW permit holder}}

{{Taylor: I don’t know where my name came from. I (unclear) a gift}}

{{Officer: Last name should be Taylor. I believe the first name is Marvel}}

{{Taylor: I don’t even know where this came from}}

{{ I just… I was just sitting there eating}}

{{Officer: Yeah}}

{{Taylor: got something to eat and um…}}

{{Officer: What’d you get? Anything good? What’d you get? Anything good?}}

{{Taylor: What is you talking about?}}

{{Officer: You said you got something to eat. What’d you get?}}

{{Taylor: Chinese food, it’s right here}}

{{Officer: Oh, okay}}

{{Taylor: I don’t know how you got my last name}}

{{Officer: Right. Do you have a driver’s license here?}}

{{Taylor: Yeah, everything right here}}

{{Officer: So who’s got the closest car? I got one on the far north. Macy’s Lot (unclear)}}

{{Taylor: I don’t even know where this is going to come from}}

{{I haven’t bothered anybody. I was walking by myself}}

{{And I was wanting something to eat. I got something to eat}}

{{Where did my name come from?}}

{{Taylor: Mr Taylor, I explained everything to you}}

{{And once we get back to the station, we’ll talk about everything else, alright, sir?}}

{{play 6:07 to 6:20 with rising intense music in the background}} While this might seem like the end of the arrest, the officer would be stunned when Mr. Taylor continued to insist on his innocence and questioned why he was picked out of everyone in the mall.

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{{Taylor: No, where’s, where’s this coming from?}}

{{Officer: So as I explained earlier, the reason we had contact with you}}

{{Someone called and said they were concerned about your well-being}}

{{Because you were passed out or asleep behind the wheel while operating in your vehicle}}

{{Taylor: No, no}}

{{Officer: So that’s where we’re coming here to find out}}

{{you know, because then we located a vehicle that’s registered in your name}}

{{And then as I’m looking through the vehicle from the outside}}

{{I see what appears to be an open bottle of alcohol sitting on the passenger seat}}

{{Taylor: No}}

{{Officer: So that’s our rule of contact}}

{{Taylor: No, I don’t know where that came from}}

{{Officer: Okay. We’ll give you a chance to explain all of everything, so…}}

{{Taylor: Okay, alright. I don’t know…}}

{{Wow, wow, like I said, I was just eating some food and walking around}}

{{I don’t know where this came from. I don’t know. I’m not going to say anything}}

{{Taylor: Who called them in?}}

{{Officer: A citizen, a concerned citizen called. They didn’t give us your name}}

{{they just gave us a description of the car and…}}

{{Taylor: I don’t know anything about that}}

Officer: Okay. That’s how we had this conversation}}

{{play 9:12 to 9:25 with rising intense music in the background}} Seeing that this game could go on for a much longer time, the officers decided to make it clear while they were arresting Mr. Taylor. Unsurprisingly, this didn’t stop him from droning on. Unfortunately, he was going to have to spend at least the rest of the day in prison.

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{{Officer: Well, as I explained to you earlier, the reason we’re having this contact}}

{{Is from a concerned citizen that was worried about your well -being}}

{{Taylor: because I haven’t… I haven’t been anywhere}}

{{Officer: And those are the details sir once we’re gonna get}}

{{Or we’ll dive into a little more once we get back to the station, so…}}

{{But right now you are in custody, sir}}

{{Taylor: Okay}}

{{Officer: and what that means is you are under arrest}}

{{Taylor: How did you pick me out of any lineup?}}

{{Officer: So I was explained to you earlier, sir}}

{{It was because a concerned citizen called and was worried about your well -being}}

{{So that’s why}}

{{Taylor: That’s what I want to know…Like how am I picked out of any lineup}}

{{Officer: So it wasn’t a line-up, so it was just someone concerned}}

{{It was just… It was just a citizen… That’s kind of how they describe your vehicle}}

{{we located your vehicle}}

{{Taylor: Who described my vehicle?}}

{{Officer: that will be all the information, sir. That’s in the reports itself}}

{{Taylor: Okay, alright}}

{{play 15:28 to 15:38 with rising intense music in the background}} Mr Taylor was eventually arrested and charged with Operating While Intoxicated and Carrying a Concealed Weapon. While Mr Taylor may have calmly ruffled the police, our next case involves a more dramatic standoff between the cops, and guess who? {{insert dramatic sound}} A feisty mall cop! Let’s dive right in

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{{Officer: Have a seat}}

{{Woman: No, let me see my dog}}

{{Officer: Have a seat}}

{{Woman: Hold the fuck on, dude! Hold the fuck on!}}

{{play 0:53 to 1:00 in the background}} On March 28, 2022, officers from Palm Beach Gardens Police Department arrived to investigate the report of a Gray Kia Soul rear-ending a white BMW. The offending driver? A feisty mall cop who tried to resist arrest, creating one of the most dramatic public scenes ever witnessed!

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{{Officer: What’s going on?}}

{{Woman: Uh, I hit this guy}}

{{Officer: Okay}}

{{Woman: And we were in traffic. It was like 20 minutes ago}}

{{Officer: Okay, where did it happen? Right here?}}

{{Woman: Yeah, back there. Okay like…}}

{{Officer: Are you okay?}}

{{Woman: Yeah. I’m fine. I’m just freaking out it. It’s my daddy’s birthday}}

{{I’m just going home. You guys like over the guys… look over there}}

{{Officer: Okay, so what I’m gonna have you do is}}

{{There’s an officer that’s coming up behind you}}

{{I’m gonna get us off the road so we’re not stopping all this traffic}}

{{Are you okay to drive?}}

{{Woman: Yeah}}

{{Officer: You sure?}}

{{Woman: No}}

{{Officer: Why?}}

{{Woman: You can drive}}

{{Officer: I’m not gonna drive}}

{{Woman: I don’t like this. My baby girl is waiting on me}}

{{Officer: Were you in the car by yourself?}}

{{Woman: Yep}}

{{Officer: Okay. You’re sure you’re okay?}}

{{Woman: Is it the fuck… Is it the fire truck waiting for us?}}

{{Officer: No, it’s another police car that I just told you was coming}}

{{Woman: I work for mall security}}

{{ Officer: Okay. You sure you’re okay?}}

{{ Woman: Yeah, I’m fine (unclear)}}

{{Officer: So were you before or after this street right here}}

{{where those two cars are coming out?}}

{{Were you on this side of it or were you before it?}}

{{Woman: What the fuck? I was on here}}

{{Officer: I know. I understand that. But where were you as far as…}}

{{Woman: You see where that car’s at right now that it stopped? Probably right there}}

{{Officer: Which one?}}

{{Woman: That, okay, this lane right here, that’s the one}}

{{Officer: The Kia that is?}}

{{Woman: Yeah, yeah… Yeah right there}}

The officers from Palm Beach Garden soon determined that the accident took place just outside their operational jurisdiction, so the two officers secured the scene for deputies from the Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office. But that was not, the officers noticed something was up with the offending driver that needed investigating.

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{{Officer: Is your car drivable?}}

{{Woman: Yes it is. It hit like a…}}

{{Officer: Okay, so is the other car in here?}}

{{Woman: Yeah, he…}}

{{Officer: Well, we’re gonna try… and probably have you go in there if possible}}

{{Officer: Where’s the damage}}

{{Woman: It’s at the front… he said he has a white beamer so I’m sure you can}}

{{So I’m sure you can probably see it on his car while you can’t see it on my car}}

{{Officer 2: Hey, something’s off}}

{{Officer 1: Yeah}}

{{Officer 2: She looks (unclear)}}

{{Officer 1: Let me go get the other guy in real quick}}

One of the officers had to go and speak with the other driver involved in the accident, where he discovered the woman purposely hit his vehicle and the police knew they knew they had to take her in. They didn’t know that things were about to get far, far more revealing and quite literally too!

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{{Officer: Okay. So what exactly happened?}}

{{Man: So the first time, she hit me}}

{{Officer: Uh uh}}

{{Man: But it’s a lie. Okay, I take my car, and I let her go}}

{{because of the traffic, so she still follows me, behind me, and the second time}}

{{The second is the big problem with my cars}}

{{Officer 1: Time for it}}

{{Officer 2: What time do you get off work?}}

{{Woman: By three}}

{{Officer 1: So that, it’s going to be PBSO’s jurisdiction}}

{{ The sheriff’s office, so they’re coming, they are on their way here}}

{{Man: Okay}}

{{Officer: they will do the report}}

{{Man: Okay}}

{{Officer: Okay? So just wait here and we’ll have them come over here to talk to you, alright?}}

{{Man: Okay!}}

{{Officer: Alright, thank you}}

{{Officer 2: How long have you been working at the mall?}}

{{Woman: About two to three years}}

{{(chatter)}}

{{Officer: All right, well, unfortunately, you know}}

{{I understand that you’re not in the greatest of moods}}

{{But we have to wait for the sheriff’s office to get here before we proceed, okay?}}

{{And depending on their response time, I don’t know when that will be}}

{{so, but, we’re going to hang out with you until they get there}}

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{{Officer 1: I need you to stay over here please, thank you}}

{{Officer 2: Come back over here. Hey, come over}}

{{Over here, have a seat on the curb right here, thank you}}

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{{Officer: Stay over here. Hey, I need you to stay over here. Stay here, come on}}

{{Woman: Just relax}}

{{officer: Come over there. I’m not playing around with you}}

{{Come here over. You don’t like to listen}}

{{Woman: Come on, just relax…you have no…}}

{{Officer: Sit down. Why don’t you listen?}}

{{Woman: You have no reason to be afraid of}}

{{Officer: You’re somebody that works with us and you want to be difficult.}}

{{Sit down. Sit Down}}

{{play 13:05 to 13:14 with rising intense music in the background}} The Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office soon notified the Palm Beach Gardens officers that they had no trained officials to come conduct a field sobriety investigation on the woman and were therefore uninterested in pursuing the matter further. But the driver would soon escalate the situation on her own. This got even worse when the police placed the woman in handcuffs to be taken into custody.

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{{Woman: I don’t care who you know, bro}}

{{You don’t got to be a fucking goddamn dick}}

{{Officer: Look in the mirror, maybe if you weren’t being such a difficult person}}

{{it would go a lot easier. Yeah}}

{{Woman: Difficult? Oh my God… suck my nuts}}

{{I know this guy, this guy is cool. You on the other hand…}}

{{Officer: Your training means nothing to me}}

{{Woman: God bless you, amen}}

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{{Woman: I wanna know your past. I’ll find out (Mumbles)}}

{{Officer: I don’t get what you mean}}

{{Woman: I hope that he backs you up as much as you back him up}}

{{Officer: He does}}

{{Woman: Good, that’s all that matters. He could be a piece of shit}}

{{and you cannot be a piece of shit. And you can sit back…}}

{{Officer: He’s really not though}}

{{Woman: Well, maybe…}}

{{Officer: Stay sitting down, please. Just sit down}}

{{I’m standing here and you’re just not listening to what I am telling you to do}}

{{I AM relaxed. You need to relax}}

{{Woman: You need to relax, you need to fucking relax!}}

{{Officer: Sit down! Stand over here or sit down. That’s it. You stop. Stay by you}}

{{It’s so hard to write a good damn traffic report. Or to tame. Okay?}}

{{That is why you are sitting there}}

{{Woman: What are you going to do? Buddy, come on. Go ahead}}

{{Officer: You are making this a bigger deal than it needs to be}}

{{I’m giving you every ample opportunity to stop}}

{{Woman: I feel so bad for you buddy}}

{{Officer: Right now you’re not under arrest}}

{{Woman: May the Lord be with you}}

{{Officer: And also with you}}

{{Play 17:51 to 18:06 with rising intense music in the background}} It was at this point things quickly went from zero to a hundred, as the police would soon realize they were dealing with one very entitled Karen who didn’t want to face the consequences of her actions.

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{{Officer: Come on. Have a seat. Come on, get yourself up}}

{{Woman: No, let me see my dog}}

{{Officer: Have a seat}}

{{Woman: Hold the fuck on, dude! Hold the fuck on! Hold the FUCK ON!}}

{{Don’t be a fucking shit! Stop!}}

{{Officer: Get in the car!}}

{{Woman: Stop!!! My dog!!! Stop doing… I’m literally…}}

{{Officer: Get into the car…}}

{{Woman: Stop}}

{{Officer: Get in the car}}

{{Woman: You are rookies!}}

{{Officer: Get in the car. Get in the car}}

{{Woman: No!}}

{{Officer: You are getting in the car whether you like it or not}}

{{Woman: No I’m not! No, I ‘M NOT! No bitch!}}

{{No you fucking fucking asshole! Come on. One of these days I’ll fucking see you}}

{{(chatters)}}

{{Officer 2: If you can turn your left leg in, you’ll have a half inch}}

{{(unclear)}}

{{Woman: You got bigger fish to fry, motherfucker! You’ve got a bigger fish to fry!}}

{{Get me off!! Let me talk to my husband}}

{{Officer: Once you put your feet in the car, he’ll come}}

{{Officer 2: Put your feet in and I’ll let him come talk. It’s that easy}}

{{Woman: No, let it go. Let it go! Let me go, let me fucking go. Let me go, stop!}}

{{play 25:01 to 25:16 with rising intense music in the background}} The officers managed to get her into the police cruiser and took her to the station where she continued her erratic behavior.

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{{Woman: Let me out! Please let me out}}

{{Officer: Put your feet in}}

{{Woman: Let me out!!!!}}

{{Officer: Put your feet out!}}

{{Officer: Yeah. Put your feet in}}

{{Woman: No. I can’t open it. Can you open it?}}

{{Officer: Please put your feet in. We can’t open it}}

{{She’s staying in there for now because she wants to fight and stuff}}

{{Let her break it}}

{{I’m not even going to try and, dude}}

{{she’s got strong ass legs, there’s no way}}

{{we can be able to allow her, just me and you}}

{{play 28:14 to 28:29 with rising intense music in the background}} A female officer was eventually brought in to de-escalate her mood, and when she was finally calm, she was taken into the station and charged with battery upon an officer and resisting an officer with violence. If you thought this Karen went overboard, wait till you find another who had a full-blown tantrum right in the airport!

{{Woman: How am I trespassing? Oh I don’t fucking care}}

{{Officer: Leave or you’re getting arrested}}

{{Woman: So arrest me!!}}

{{Officer: Trespass after warning. You’re under arrest}}

{{play 0:00 to 0:16 in the background}} Officers from the Tampa Police Department were called to Tampa Airport following reports of a drunk woman and her partner causing a ruckus after being denied entry onto her planned flight due to her intoxication. The officer found her exchanging words with the airport employees and when they stepped in to assess the situation, it turned into quite the scene.

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{{Officer: Hey guys… guys, you guys are re-booked for tomorrow}}

{{Woman: I know my rights}}

{{Officers: Hey guys, they’re not going to let you fly tonight}}

{{Woman: You listen to me…}}

{{Officer: Yeah, but it doesn’t matter, they’re not going to let you fly tonight}}

{{Woman: Why are they not going to let me fly?}}

{{Officer: Because you are high}}

{{Woman: You just said…}}

{{Man: I’m going to call the cops. I’ll run the tape}}

{{Officer: Hey, hey, what’s your first name?}}

{{Man: Jason}}

{{Officer: Jason, it doesn’t matter what the tape showed}}

{{they’re not going to let you fly tonight. Listen to me}}

{{Jason: So why he had to tell me that? Why he had to say that? And threaten me like, oh, I’ma run this…}}

{{Woman: listen to…}}

{{Officer: Listen to us. We’re here now. You guys are… Listen to us}}

{{It’s not about sides. You guys are rebooked for tomorrow}}

{{Woman: But that’s unfair. You know why? I know my rights. I know my rights}}

{{Officer: This doesn’t have anything to do with rights}}

{{Woman: At the end of the day, Yes I do. Yes I do}}

{{Officer: You can call and complain if you want to (unclear chattering)}}

{{Woman: All right, I’m gonna come with you. We’re gonna go}}

{{Officer: Alright, that was good. Do you guys have your stuff for tomorrow}}

{{You can’t get on this flight. They can’t… they canceled it}}

{{Jason: Do you see how they contradict themselves though?}}

{{Do you hear how they’re trying to contradict}}

{{They said that both of us was intoxicated}}

{{Officer: I get it, listen}}

{{Jason: And then they’re like, oh, no, you can get on, but she can’t get on}}

{{Then they’re like because she tried to kick me, okay?}}

{{Officer: We need to go}}

{{Woman: Can I see the camera though?}}

{{Officer: No, come on}}

{{Jason: That’s what he said}}

{{Woman: Alright, but I have freedom of rights}}

{{Jason: That’s what he said though}}

{{Woman: I have freedom of rights}}

{{Officer: You guys, you have to leave the airport}}

{{Jason: That’s what he said though}}

{{Woman: Alright, I’m going to leave the airport. But can I have…}}

{{Jason: That’s what he said though. So you’re gonna take his word?}}

{{Officer: I’m not taking anybody’s word. You’re not allowed to be here}}

{{because you don’t have a flight tonight}}

{{Jason: I have a flight tonight}}

{{Officer: No, you don’t. You’re canceled. Listen, you’re rebooked for tomorrow}}

{{Woman: Can I have the camera footage}}

{{Officer: Guys, I’m trying to…}}

{{Woman: Trying to what? Cuz now, you gotta arrest me right now then}}

{{Because you know what? I know my fucking rights}}

{{Hey. Nobody’s intoxicated (unclear)}}

{{Officer: Hey, you need to leave the air side or you’re going to be arrested for trespassing}}

{{Woman: So show me the footage!}}

{{Jason: How’s she gonna be arrested for trespassing if she got the booking?}}

{{Woman: so arrest me!}}

{{Jason: Hold on! Hold on! How’s she gonna get arrested}}

{{if she has the boarding…boarding pass}}

{{Officer: Let’s go now! Let’s go!}}

{{play 7:47 to 7:57 with rising intense music in the background}} What the officers didn’t know was that this drunk Karen and her partner were all about the drama and were aiming to escalate things.

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{{Woman: What paperwork do I have that my flight is meant for tomorrow?}}

{{What paperwork do I have that my flight is meant to go?}}

{{Officer: You could go to jail}}

{{Woman: So take me to jail! Okay?}}

{{Officer: I don’t want to. I don’t want to stop}}

{{Woman: Because you know what? My mouth is greater}}

{{And I know my rights, and I know what the fuck is right}}

{{I didn’t do dog-type shit at the end of the day, I really didn’t}}

{{Officer: But right now you are…}}

{{Woman: You’re really going to be done fucked! No, I’m not gonna stop}}

{{Woman: No! I’m not gonna stop, I’m not drunk, I’m not nothing}}

{{Officer: You are intoxicated}}

{{Woman: No, I’m not intoxicated}}

{{Officer: Stop yelling}}

{{Woman: Prove it}}

{{Officer: Pick up your purse}}

{{Woman: NO! Fuck the purse}}

{{Officer: Okay}}

{{Woman: Prove it, you know what…}}

{{Officer: We’re just trying to get you on your flight tomorrow}}

{{Woman: Yeah, I want my flight today}}

{{Officer: But you don’t have one now}}

{{Woman: I do! And I can prove that I do}}

{{Officer: They canceled it, ma’am}}

{{Woman: Yeah, they canceled it for what reason?}}

{{Officer: This reason}}

{{Woman: I was not like this. I sat there and he was on his phone}}

{{There was nothing wrong nothing}}

{{Officer: Come on, let’s get on this, please don’t leave your purse}}

{{Woman: There’s nothing wrong with me}}

{{Officer: get your purse}}

{{Woman: no you can’t even look at me though}}

{{but again…}}

{{Officer: Ma’am, get your purse. I’ve been looking at you the entire time}}

{{Woman: all right I’ll get my purse right now but you need to hear me}}

{{Officer: I hear you}}

{{Woman: There’s cameras, there’s footage}}

{{Officer: If you want to make a complaint about Delta}}

{{you can call their customer care and make a…}}

{{Woman: Oh, I will}}

{{Officer: Okay, that’s fine}}

{{Woman: It’s unfair! I got a daughter who’s waiting for me tomorrow}}

{{I just got on the phone with ACS in Brooklyn. I can call them right now}}

{{Officer: It doesn’t change that they canceled your flight}}

{{Woman: But why? There’s a reason why they canceled it}}

{{Officer: They said you were intoxicated}}

{{Woman: Okay, what they said and who it is}}

{{Officer: It appears that you are intoxicated}}

{{Woman: No, I’m not. So where is the camera footage}}

{{Officer: There’s no camera footage}}

{{Woman: There has to be}}

{{Officer: About you being intoxicated? I can tell you’re intoxicated}}

{{Woman: Yes, I do (unclear)}}

{{Officer: Pick your stuff up}}

{{Woman: No. I could call right now}}

{{Officer: You need to leave}}

{{Woman: So where’s the camera footage?}}

{{Officer: Ma’am, pick your stuff up}}

{{Woman: Where’s the camera footage? This is not a thing to get.}}

{{Hey, hey. Yeah, do it. Listen}}

{{Officer: This is the last time. We’re going to…}}

Woman: You’re doing your job. You’re doing your job. I get it}}

{{Officer: Pick your stuff up so we can get you out of here}}

{{so you can fly}}

{{Woman: no I’m not getting out of here because at the end of the day}}

{{you’re doing your job and rightfully so}}

{{But as a right from human… I know there is a camera! I want to see!}}

{{Officer: That doesn’t have anything to do with you}}

{{Woman: Yes, it does}}

At this point, it was clear the officers were going to have to forcefully take out the drunk woman later identified as Trina.

{{play 10:46 to 13:17 with the subtitle below}}

Trina: How are they telling me I can’t… Don’t touch me

You can’t touch me, you can’t touch me, I dare you to touch me!

Jason: Trina!!

Trina: He can’t! He can’t! He can’t! He can’t! What? No!

See? That’s my fucking problem with your dumbass!

So where is the camera footage though?! (continued chattering)

Trina: Do you know who I know?! (shouting) because that’s all that the government is}}

They done fucked up. That’s why I said arrest me then}}

{{Because I know my fucking rights. I didn’t do nothing wrong. Nothing!}}

{{I fly all the time. That’s not fair. That’s really not fair. It’s dope. I get it}}

{{You’re doing your job. You’re doing your job. But you know what? That’s not fair}}

{{No. Fuck you!}}

{{Officer: Get off the train}}

{{Trina: You’re doing your job. Nobody is intoxicated}}

{{Officer: Ma’am we don’t wanna arrest you}}

{{Trina: So arrest me. I don’t give a fuck. Arrest me. You know why?}}

{{Because I got my rights}}

{{Officer: Get off the train}}

Trina: But he could go through, right? He could go. Don’t touch me}}

Who the fuck is you? Hard ass. Hard ass. You damn fucking right}}

{{Officer: That’s not the way it works. That’s not the way it works}}

{{Jason: We need a female officer here}}

{{Officer: No we don’t}}

{{Trina: Fuck you too}}

{{Officer: Okay, hey… Let’s go. Hey, listen. You’re trespassing. Leave or you’re going to jail}}

{{Woman: How am I trespassing? I don’t fucking care}}

{{Officer: Leave or you’re getting arrested}}

{{Trina: So arrest me}}

{{Officer: Trespass after warning. You’re under arrest.}}

{{Trina: How am I under arrest?}}

It seemed the arrest was all that was needed to end Trina’s extreme and dramatic meltdown. She was eventually taken out of the airport to the county jail.

{{play 13:17 to 13:41 with the subtitle below}}

{{Trina: How am I under arrest?}}

{{Officer: Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back}}

{{There you go}}

{{Officer: Take that off. You’re not going to need that in jail}}

{{Trina: Chad! Chad! Take my phone! Chad!}}

{{Jason: Hold on! Hold on, bro!}}

{{Officers: Stand back, stand back!}}

{{Jason: I just wanna get her phone, relax…}}

{{cut to 14:15 to 16:27 with the subtitle below}}

{{Trina: And you’re arresting me for no reason}}

{{Officer: We’re arresting you for trespass after warning you}}

{{And disorderly intoxication}}

{{Trina: I’m not intoxicated though}}

{{Officer: Yes, you are}}

{{Officer 2: You should never drink}}

{{Trina: Never drink? I had two… What are you talking about?}}

{{Officer: You’re all bad at drinking}}

{{Trina: No, do you know how many people drink? (unclear)}}

{{I didn’t spit in your face!}}

{{Officer: Not intentionally}}

{{Trina: You’re lying right now! You’re saying I spit in your face?}}

{{On my dead father, bro, I never spit in your face! You’re a liar!}}

{{Sweetheart! I spit in his face?}}

{{Jason: He said it wasn’t intentional}}

{{Trina: I never… I never spit in nobody’s face! (unclear)}}

{{No, because I want to go home to Brooklyn on my flight!}}

{{Officer: You’re not}}

{{Trina: You’re a liar!}}

{{Officer: You gotta move on}}

{{Trina: You’re lying! You’re fucking lying, I never spit on nobody’s face!}}

{{(unintelligible)}}

{{Officer: We need her ID}}

{{Officer 1: She said she doesn’t have one}}

{{Trina: I have everything in my bag!}}

{{Officer: Whether she’s lying or not, let’s try and pull her off the board}}

{{Trina: I’m not lying!}}

{{Officer: I didn’t say you were. I said, if you are or not, we don’t have it}}

{{ I mean, at least get a night in jail? (crying)}}

{{We tried to get you to leave, ma’am}}

{{Trina: I was leaving}}

{{Officer: No, you weren’t}}

{{Trina: Yes, I was}}

{{Officer: It’s on the video. You weren’t leaving}}

{{play 16:54 to 17:23 with rising intense music in the background}} Trina was finally booked in and was charged with trespassing and disorderly intoxication. As wild as her case was, it was little compared to when our next cops were called to a home after a woman found a passed-out stranger on her bed.

Play 4:30 – 4:44 with arrow and text combo pointing to his face saying: “Billionaire CFO” with the subtitles below}}

{{John! Let’s go, John!}}

{{I’m going to sleep, dude.}}

{{No, you’re not. You’re going to jail.}}

{{The girl who lives here, doesn’t know you!}}

{{play 0:00 to 0:23 in the background}} It all started on November 6, 2022, when officers from the Fayetteville Police Department got a distressed call from a woman after 2:00 A.M, stating that she returned home to find a strange man asleep on her. While this wasn’t a rare occurrence, it isn’t every day you come back to find the chief financial officer of a multinational Arkansas-based food corporation passed out on your bed.

{{Play 0:37 to 3:17 with the subtitle below}}

{{Officer: Couch in the living room?}}

{{Man and woman: in the bedroom. You go all the way back…}}

{{There’s somebody in the bedroom}}

{{Officer: Oh, and you don’t have a problem with me going inside your house?}}

{{Woman: I do not}}

{{Officer: Alright, hang tight out here. Sounds great}}

{{Damn, He’s naked. Mr. Tyson! John!}}

{{Fayetteville Police Department, you’re not in your house}}

{{John! John! I need you to wake up and talk to me}}

{{before I drag you out of here butt-naked}}

{{John! Fayetteville Police Department}}

{{You have two options either one as you sit up}}

{{and Put your clothes on or two}}

{{you go to jail just like you are right now… alright}}

{{Put your hands behind your back}}

John Tyson, CFO of Tyson Foods was too intoxicated to understand what the officers were saying and attempted to get back to sleep. Unfortunately, the officers were not having it

{{play 3:16 to 5:08 with the subtitle below}}

{{Officer: No! Hands behind your back}}

{{Tyson: Yo! Yo! Yo!}}

{{Officer: This isn’t your house}}

{{Tyson: Yeah, yeah}}

{{Officer: Hands behind your back… you’re under arrest}}

{{Tyson: Woo!! woo!!}}

{{Officer: you’re under arrest relax…Take your hands behind your back}}

{{Eric relax, relax}}

{{Tyson: Ohhh}}

{{Officer: chill… Cuffs? Go around my other side}}

{{Tyson: Oh}}

{{Officer: Relax,John… stop you’re under arrest}}

{{Kick your feet towards me}}

{{Tyson: (mumbles unintelligible words)}}

{{Officer: John. Stop. You’re under arrest. We’re going to jail}}

{{Tyson: Thank you}}

{{officer: OK. Now, kick your feet out towards me}}

{{Tyson: Thank you}}

{{Officer: Come on}}

{{Tyson: Thank you}}

{{Officer: John! Let’s go, John}}

{{Tyson: I’m going to sleep, dude}}

{{Officer: No, you’re not. You’re going to jail. You’re in the wrong house}}

{{The girl who lives here doesn’t know you. Came home to find you asleep in her bed}}

{{Go with this officer. I’ll grab his belongings. Go with him}}

{{play 5:36 to 5:45 with rising intense music in the background}} John Tyson was safely taken out of the house without force and was to be taken to the police station for booking.

{{play 7:08 to 8:55 with the subtitle below}}

{{Officer: Well, ask her if he has shoes in there}}

{{Just to check around see if there’s anything left in there}}

{{You might go with him for just a minute. Well he’s not}}

{{Woman: Thank you guys so much. Seriously. Socks in there. Those boots}}

{{Those are his shoes. Yes. those are also his sweatshirts}}

{{cut to 10:14 to 10:44 with the subtitle below}}

{{Officer: Um, yeah, not the first time this happened, so…}}

{{Woman: Really? I think we’re all good. This happen pretty frequently?}}

{{Officer: Well, yeah, I mean, you’re pretty close to Dixon Street, drunk people get lost}}

{{ I don’t know where he was trying to go. Obviously, it wasn’t here}}

{{Woman: I’m glad that you guys got him, though}}

{{Officer: Yeah. Oh, that’s crazy. We’re going to make sure he has}}

{{A safe but not nearly as comfortable place to sleep tonight}}

{{Woman: Thank you guys so much, I appreciate it}}

{{play 28:58 to 29:04 with rising intense music in the background}} Tyson was taken to the county jail where he was charged with criminal trespassing and public intoxication which he eventually pleaded guilty to in January of 2023.

And with that, we’ve come to the end of this video, we must always try to be on the good side of the law to avoid wild public arrests like these. If you enjoyed this video, click on the cards showing on your screen for other jaw-dropping videos like this and I’ll be waiting!

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