Violent Arrests: Disturbing Encounters with Police Officers

Violent arrests often escalate due to suspects' resistance and erratic behavior, complicating police procedures.

### The Most Violent Arrests: A Compilation of Disturbing Encounters
* 🚔 "You suspects often resist while getting arrested, but what happens when this resistance results in **slapping, kicking, and spitting on the officers**, leading to what can be **one of the most violent arrests**?"
* 🍺 The first incident involves a 19-year-old woman who became **uncontrollable** after being asked to step out of her vehicle, resulting in her being **forcibly restrained** by officers and a Good Samaritan.
* 📅 On July 4th, 2024, in Milford, Ohio, the woman was stopped for suspicious driving and expired tags, escalating to a chaotic scene where she **screamed and accused the officer of hurting her** during the arrest.
* 👮 In a separate incident on July 27th, 2022, Shannon Reef called the police about a domestic disturbance but ended up being **arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest** after her erratic behavior escalated.
* 🐶 Shannon expressed fears about her dog being left with an **abusive man**, leading to frantic claims about a **bomb in the house**, which further complicated her arrest.
* 🌉 Another violent encounter occurred on April 7th, 2023, when a woman on a bridge resisted arrest despite officers trying to **engage her calmly**, resulting in a physical struggle and her being **restrained**.
* ⚡ Finally, on September 8th, 2023, a woman at a hotel refused to comply with police requests to leave, leading to her arrest for **trespassing and resisting**, during which officers had to use **two tasers** to subdue her.
* 📜 Throughout these incidents, the officers faced significant challenges as they dealt with suspects who exhibited **violent and erratic behavior**, resulting in **dangerous confrontations**.

We're not God. You stop acting up. Stop. Stop acting up. I'm going to all the stop reason. Stop. You suspects often resist while getting arrested, but what happens when this resistance results in slapping, kicking, and spitting on the officers, leading to what can be one of the most violent arrests? Stop. Oh my God. Down. Oh my God. Oh my God. After compiling thousands of the videos, here are the four most violent arrests ever recorded, starting with a 19-year-old drunk lady who turned into Hulk after an officer told her to step out of the car. Step out the 11. Start me. Why you ding me, Desy? Nope. Help me, Desy. Why are you grabbing me? You're not driving. Why are you driving me? Why are you driving me? Driving. Why are you driving me? You're just aop. You're noty. You're nasty. On the morning of July 4th, 2024, in Milford, Ohio, a police officer stopped a car with an Ohio biot temporary tag at a Target.

parking lot. The officer approached the driver, a woman who had been observed repeatedly circling the cinema area, which appeared suspicious. Upon interaction, the officer noted that her tags were expired. Where you going? I'm headed on my way home. All right, my name is Officer Chassan with Milford Police Department. The reason I'm stopping you is you've been driving loops around the cinema, which is very weird, but you got an expired tag and you got on River Edge Drive. Okay, oh, all right. If you will do me a favor, keep the vehicle parked, shut it off for me for a minute. I was just driving off because I was trying to get the directions to go home. Do you know how many loops you did? Yeah, three. Three, okay. Are you under the influence of anything right now? No. No alcohol, no tobacco, no drugs, nothing like that? No. Keep that window up, please, for me. I'm good. I got the directions to go home now. Okay, well, you're not good. Keep it in park. I've got the directions to go.

home, so I'm good soon. No, I need you just to take your hand off of that. Sure, I've got the directions to go home. I'm good now. No, when asked, the woman explained she was trying to get directions to go home. The officer instructed her to shut off the vehicle, despite claiming she now had directions and was good to leave. The officer insisted she keep the car in park, suspecting she might be under the influence. The woman denied using any substances and seemed anxious. The situation quickly escalated when the officer asked her to step out of the vehicle. She became increasingly agitated, repeatedly stating she had the directions to go home and did not understand why she needed to exit the car. She tried to flee, which led to her being forcibly removed from the vehicle and restrained on the ground. 11 me driving me that's nope help me. Why are you driving me? You're not driving. Why are you driving me? Why are you driving me ding? Why are you driving me? You're just a... you're nasty. You're nasty. What do

you think you are. Can you in front of my dog. What you think you are. What the do you think you are, sir. What the do you think you are to do this. What the think you are, sir. What the you are, sir. What think you are, sir. You miss me right now. I'm literally room. What the do you think you are, sir. What the. That's F. What the me. Stop fighting. Stop [Applause] fighting. She screamed. The officer was abusive and insisted that she couldn't breathe, requesting repeatedly to be let go. The officer alone couldn't control her, and she was slapping, kicking. That's when a Good Samaritan arrived and helped the officer to restrain her. Please help me. What? Get off of me. Hold still. Nobody's going to hurt. Get off me. Nobody's going to hurt. He's hurting me right now. He's hurting me right now. No's hurting. Hurting me right now. [Applause] Nobody. I appreciate that of me. Get the off of me. The officer called for backup.

and the woman began to panic, questioning why the officer was grabbing her and pleading for her safety. She yelled profanities and accusations at the officer, claiming he was hurting her. As backup arrived, the woman's distress intensified. She expressed a deep-seated distrust and hatred toward men, accusing the officers of mistreatment and comparing them to abusive figures in her life. You guys are literally hurting me. You're hurting me right now. Relax. You just relax. Where is my dog going right now? I'm going to try to get your dog if your dog... You better call my mom and get that dog back in his house because I swear to God. Unlock me and give me to take my dog back home. Have a seat. What the f... you abusive mother. You're hurting me. Get off of me. You're hurting me. Get off of me. You're hurting me. Unlock this [ __ ]. Stop resisting. Unlock this right now. Stop resis you [ __ ]. Not woman. You think it's okay to Hur a

woman. It's okay to hurt a woman. You think it's okay to hurt a woman. You think it's cool to hurt a woman like this. Yeah, you just h a woman like woman, right? You're a man, right? You're a you're so big. You're a cop. You're a cop. You can do whatever you want, right? Do whatever you want over. You can do whatever you want, right? No, you can't. You're going to live miserable in your soul knowing this is how you treat a woman. This is how you treat a woman. You grab a woman's head. I bet this how you grab your wife. I bet how you grab your wife. You [ __ ] night too, huh? I bet this how you grab your wife night. Fu you tonight, huh? 'Cause you're a sick fiss mother just like every other man in this world. You cops dog Crow. I'm trying dog keep away. What's his name? So I get to come to me rocket rocket rocket baby. Come here rocket rocket. Come here rocket. Come here. Why

are you strapping me up? Come here, rocket. You're a bat. You're a big all of you down here. Do not B me. Fu all of you. [__] cop of you. [__] cop of you. You're a 43-year-old cop smashing, huh? Who the [__]? How does that feel to you? How does that feel to you? When the woman was shouting at the officer, he grabbed her by the throat, which is very unprofessional. Then the officers informed her she was under arrest for assaulting an officer. She continuously cried out for her dog, expressing concern for its safety. How the is it feel? Was sing? Look at my. I take a picture of that, you [__]. You [__]. You [__]. Where is go to my Rob and let her get my dog? 'Cause I'm not sitting in here with my dog alone. I idle theit. I God you guys. I where my. Where is my. Where is my. Despite her.

protests. They kept her restrained, awaiting medical evaluation due to her claims of injury. Paramedics were called, and the woman accused the officers of causing her injuries, vehemently demanding that they stay away from her. Ma'am, please help me. This man just grabbed me and jumped me on the ground. Terry made a traffic stop. Next you know, he's asking for help. I get it. They're saying he's fighting with her. I'm on the ground. I'm on the ground when he gets here. When I get there, she has his handcuff, and I'm on the ground. And then you grab me and throw me in the car. Please grab me and put me on the ground. How am I supposed to calm down when an officer just grabbed me and said my dog about H my car? This arm, it's hurting right here on my wrist because he's D me in. I'm done with you guys. I'm not grab me. Do not grab me. You are. You're not going to be seen by medical staff now. I'm Al. Get away from me, will

you get up. I want to see my mother. Get up. Look how he's treating me. Look how he's me. Stand up. Get me away from him then, please, man. Please, please, man. Please, please, man. Please don't let him drive back in this car. Please, Ma. [Applause] Give me the away from you guys. Give me the away from you men. I don't want to be next to you. I don't want to be next to you. Please, ma'am, or something. Yeah, we're a bigger hospital. Please give me away from you. Give me the away from you. Hey, we're going to go in the squad. Nobody thinks that it's okay. He's grabbing me like this. We're going to go in the squad, okay? Why are you touching me like this? Because grown man. Come on, come on, come on. Let me go with you then and stop K him in or get your arms off me. Get your arms off of me. Get your arms off of me. Not get your arms off of me. You are not in

control of me Fu. This is so wrong. I can't. This is wrong. That men have never been treating me like this my whole life, and then these police officers are just going to abuse me. These police officers are abusing me right now. When the officer tried to take pictures of her after placing her on a stretcher, she immediately started kicking and shouting at them. The medical personnel tried to calm her down and assess her condition, but she continued to lash out, cursing and questioning the officer's actions. Is that old or new from you? It's from you, sir. I haven't touched [Music] you. You Abus those. They got their own that'll go on the clock. They got their own that'll go on the clock. You. You're just going to treat me like this, like you're going to hold me down. You, all of you, the government, you guys all think that we're all just pie, you know what men are. Pie. When you guys die, I'm going to laugh my [Music] asset. I've already said it three times.

now oh sh stop [ __ ] what what you going to do do you guys have masks or something so she could stop trying to bite us no no I'll break that pinky breaking grab it again grab it again grab my hand again huh grab my break my wrist you [ __ ] ass something you little [ __ ] you want to kill me huh you want to kill me you want to kill a 13y little girl you're a big man there you you want to choke me out CH you out I'm not even hat you you're Ching me out you're choking me out my m is shut you [ __ ] ass mother you're not biting us just relax I know I know I know your mouth I don't know we don't have one relax you need to calm down stop touching my head and I'll get him down they administered a sedative to calm her down as she continued to accuse them of choking and hurting her the paramedics assured her they were there

for medical reasons and tried to address her concerns about her dog and her physical well-being. Things got worse when the officer tried to adjust her handcuffs according to her injuries. She spit at him and yelled profanities at him. I need you to sit back and relax when we do that. I spit, okay, that's fine. So bad I needed some [__]. That's not okay. Yep, that's not okay. We have a... you're not okay treating a woman like this right now. Double these. You think it's okay to treat a woman like this, right, huh? Double lock it. You think it's okay to do a woman like this, huh? How's that feel? It make sure they're good. Got my fingers in there good. Youing [__]. Get me in JDC ASAP. Give me the s... how old are you? Get the off of me. How old am I? To know that a man treat a woman like this. I could be 10 years old and know that a man shouldn't treat a...

woman like this. You guys are awful men. You guys are awful men. Eventually, they transported her to the hospital for further evaluation. The officers and paramedics tried to explain their actions, but the woman remained distraught and continued to accuse them of abuse. She was indicted by a grand jury on two felony counts of assaults on a police officer, a misdemeanor count of resisting arrest, and a misdemeanor count of operating a vehicle under the influence. She was assessed total fines of $1,610. However, she was too violent towards the officers, but our next woman's attitude made the officers act violently, which ended in a toughest arrest. Okay, I'm in here, but this is illegal. You're letting him leave. This is illegal. On July 27th, 2022, Dayton police officers were engaged in investigating a dangerous animal report when they received a call about a domestic disturbance only a few blocks away. The call was made by a woman named Shannon Reef, who reported that a man later identified as Anthony Thomas had locked

her out of her home. When officers arrived at the scene, they encountered Shannon, who was visibly upset and eager to retrieve her belongings from the house. She explained that Anthony was inside and she simply wanted her possessions back. Why haven't you guys been out here before? Maybe not you specifically, yeah. What's his name? I don't know. You can ask him the questions. Um, I just want my stuff. He's in there. I don't want fresh charges or anything. I just want my stuff. Do you have an ID? No. The officers requested identification from Shannon, but she did not have any on her. While the officers attempted to identify Shannon and Anthony, the couple started arguing about their relationship status. Shannon referred to Anthony as her husband and claimed they were married, though Anthony denied this and insisted that they were not legally married. Shannon countered, mentioning that her father had officiated their marriage, but Anthony dismissed her claims, highlighting that Ohio does not recognize common law marriages without a marriage certificate. I'd like to stay anonymous if that's fine. I'm not

pressing charges. I just we're here so I need your name. I just want my stuff. Oh um shanthony Thomas who Shannon Shannon yeah Thomas no that's my name. That's my husband Thom. That's my husband. We are not married. You are a no we are not even a little bo um. That's we have sex occasionally and that's that's as far as our relationship goes. What excuse me let me let me explain. Ohio is not a common law state so there's no such thing as a common law marriage. You either have marriage certificate or not. We are married. Show them the marriage certificate. Did you hear that cuz you ain't got one cuz we're not married dummy. My dad married us. Oh hell you don't remember Rel no your dad took you to the mental hospital. So what so what listen okay okay what what property is the argument between Shannon and Anthony continued with both parties disputing various personal items and their respective ownership as the officers tried to mediate. Shannon's Behavior became increasingly erratic she

disobeyed repeated instructions to sit on the porch and kept interrupting the officer's attempts to gather information. I'd be happy to give her back. I just want my battery. It's a $1,200 battery. You're my fiancé. Why the hell would I take money from you? Where are you going? Why are you going over there, officer? Well, you can go back to the he'll come and talk to you. Go back to the porch. Hey, hey. I just wanted to make sure you had the correct information because did you not give him the right information? Well, yeah. Well, Thomas is it's it's not my maid name. We're we're engaged to be married. I just want to make sure that he has the right information for the um you know so there's no confusion. Her agitation grew and she expressed concerns about being detained and her ankle monitor. Shannon claimed that being away from her house for too long would lead to trouble and she was worried about getting in trouble due to her current house arrest status. Oh, this this is my this is the poor

oh I don't know. Do you want to go to jail? Is that your goal? Oh no, no. I'm already in jail. Go, go have a seat on the porch. In the hole on the porch. Why is that so hard? Go sit down. Why? Because I don't understand. Have a seat. Simple. That's all we ask. Have a seat. I don't understand. I can't do this. I don't know what. Sit your butt on the chair on the porch. Simple. Is that what I do? Simple. Not you're going to jail. I'm. I have a seat on the porch. It's simple. Last time. Go sit on the porch. Go sit on the porch. He just put me there. He put a box there. Go sit there. Okay. I'm. Oh, I'm sorry. Stand up. This is what they did to me in jail. You know that, right? What they do? Probably they me like a dog. Like it was dis, you know. And I. I. You hey. Stop. I'm sorry. Um. Are you not going to Read Me My Rights first? Excuse me. No. Excuse me, sir.

I haven't done anything. I'm a victim here. Shannon's agitation escalated further when the officers decided to place her in the back of the patrol car. She protested loudly, asserting that the handcuffing was illegal and that she was being kidnapped. This is a kidnapping. Excuse me, you can't put me in these handcuffs. It's illegal. Excuse me, what? Excuse me, you guys, he's in there with my stuff. Hey, I'm going to get in trouble because this ankle monitor. If I'm away from that house too long, I'm going to get in trouble. You don't care. Excuse me, I'm going to die in here. I need some water. Well, there's our dogs. Despite her pleas for water and the need to use the restroom, the officers maintained their stance, trying to calm her down while ensuring she stayed secure in the patrol car. Hey, um, hello, who's ever on the computer? Can you please listen? I'm being illegally held in the back of the Indianapolis cop car. Excuse me, sir, what? I'm dying of

thirst. You need to get that dog out of there, please. Why? Because there's stuff in there that will hurt him. Like what? That man, he's on drugs probably. I don't know. I just don't want him to hurt the animal. He's mean to that dog and I don't want him to hurt the dog. I don't even care about my clothes, sir. I don't want anyone to get in trouble, but I'm just worried about that dog. Please, I don't understand. He's very abusive to it for no reason. Excuse me. Oh my God, I need to use the restroom and F get drink. Hey, what are you waiting on being a [ __ ] all day s last night if you have a dude over here while I'm at work. I work [ __ ] and over so if you ever do over here you might as well pack your [ __ ] up and get out. And she had do over. I'm not. I'm not going to put you out, but you

need to find a place to go, sir. I need to use the restroom. I don't want to make a mess in the back of your car. Hello, you guys are Hing me. This is illegal. While detained, Shannon's behavior turned more desperate. She tried to convince the officers to retrieve her dog from the house, claiming that Anthony was abusive towards it. She also made several attempts to draw attention to the officers, claiming there was a bomb in the house, which she associated with Anthony's supposed activities. Shannon's erratic statements and behavior continued as she made multiple frantic and incoherent claims. Do women not have rights? Is that what it is? Or are you racist [__]? Or are you just... you don't like women? None of you have daughters? No, you probably don't, do you? You don't have daughters or BS. You're probably just all gay. Is that what it is? Are your terrorist as well? You're letting him leave the scene of a crime. Hello, oh my my God. After accusing and yelling profanities at the officers, they had

enough of her actions and decided to tie her legs. That's when things get heated and convert this arrest into the most violent arrests. Excuse me, can you hear me okay? I'm in here, but this is illegal. You're letting him leave. This is illegal down. Don't you are. I'm dying. Settle down. I'm not going to die in here. I'm not going to die here. No, you just got to sit up. There's he's got illegal stuff in that house. No, he's got he's got your daughter's, your wife's stuff, dude. There's there's a a big black. There's a a stolen. There's a bike, a big black uh a battery thing, a bomb. There's a bomb in there. He's a goddamn terrorist. What the there's a bomb in that house. Can I please show you? No, you don't want to know, dude. That has must be what he was talking about. He kept screaming about a battery. Now I know what he's talking about. No down, dude. There is oh that's not good. He just left. There's he just

left it in there. Oh my God, shut up. Daddy, Daddy, Daddy, help, help me. Daddy, help. Oh my God, help me. Daddy, stop it. This, oh my God, oh eventually the officers transported Shannon, charging her with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Her erratic behavior and failure to comply with police commands were significant factors leading to her charges. Subsequent reports indicated that Shannon had violated her parole conditions twice after this incident, with the most recent violation occurring less than a month prior to the current incident. But this next woman kept the St. Augustine Police Department in shock with her violent behavior on the ground. On April 7th, 2023, St. Augustine Police Department received numerous 911 calls about a severely intoxicated woman causing a major disturbance on a bridge. Officer Kenny, responding to the calls, encountered the woman whose behavior was erratic and confrontational. Officer Kenny approached the woman, attempting to engage her in conversation and understand the situation. Despite his efforts to maintain a calm and respectful dialogue, the woman became

increasingly agitated St. Augustin is hit or miss whether or not you hit evil or you hit good this way just code one just cuz I'm in the middle of traffic holding everything up so because of where we're at right now what I'm just asking is if you and I can just have an adult conversation I'm always up to for adult conversation all right is I mean would you prefer to walk that way so I would prefer to have documentation of your copies of record okay of the complaints okay well I've gotten two phone calls so I would love documentation okay well I can't provide that to you right now in the middle of the bridge okay be more than happy to get that to you but what I'm wondering is for our safety and for the the the vehicles you think we're unsafe right now on this okay well here I've got you're you're cussing at me you're am I cussing how have I cussed at you okay she demanded documentation of complaints.

against her. Accused the officer of cursing at her and insisted that she had not used any inappropriate language. The officer, unable to provide documentation on the spot, suggested moving the conversation to a safer location away from the traffic on the bridge. The woman's agitation grew as she refused to comply with the officer's requests. You are the problem, okay? Okay, so get back in your ping. I'm going to recommend that you... I'm going to recommend... I'm going to recommend that you get in your SUV because you are making [__] up. That is not happen, and I will contact my lawyer, okay? You cannot fing resist us, okay? You want to be a cop right now? Go right ahead. Yeah, it out. I'm thinking she's going to fight, so it's not a fight, it's a ground, sweetheart. Are you okay? You're not okay. Is that documented, okay? Is that documented for court? Is that documented for court? Is it documented for court? 'Cause that's what we're talking about. Come here, what are we doing? We're going to

put you in handcuffs for what are we just going to talk we'll get there we're detaining you right now okay okay that's fine she accused the officer of lying and making false accusations her erratic behavior continued including shouting profanities and making derogatory comments about the officer the situation escalated when the officer attempted to detain her for safety reasons over come on until you admit that I have not cussed at you once I'm not you please can you please no I'm not you'll have to carry me bro I'm not going I'm not going I'm a nice guy you don't want to are you well she's not a nice girl she's a corrupt cop do you understand here stand her up molests people all the time sh you no I'm not stepping into theing truck for noing reason why am I being the other side tell me no come on please please you have to tell me why I am being arrested first you have to raid me my Miranda rights

you can't just stick somebody in a lock box for no reason. I was on the sidewalk, you pie [ __ ]. You will pay for this. You will go to H. Despite being informed of her detention, the woman resisted, insisting she had not done anything wrong and demanded to know the reason for her arrest. As additional officers arrived, the woman's resistance became more physical. She refused to get into the police vehicle, making it necessary for the officers to physically restrain her. Despite multiple attempts to secure her in the vehicle, she continued to struggle, making derogatory comments about the officers and accusing them of corruption and misconduct. Hey Caren, hold on one second. Oh, open your front door. Door, open your front door. On the ground, me now. You want to me a 5-foot-3ot girl. What [ __ ] walking across the bridge. No, you got her Z. You got hand. During the struggle, the woman managed to slip out of the restraints several times, forcing the officers to restrain her. Her resistance included

kicking and attempting to maneuver out of the vehicle, prompting the officers to double handcuff her and take additional measures to ensure she remains secured. You are losing your jobs, bro. Got her. Go yourself. Get the off of me, you [__] har. Stop. Stop. Can't force me. Do whatever the I want. I'm in the cab. Oh, oh. You doing real good, aren't you? I'm already detained, you pur. You want to keep me in the face one more time? Oh, you want to detain me for no [__]. Stop hitting me. Oh yeah, stop detaining me. Can you grab my glasses, Reon? You still that a handcuff? What? She still at the Handcuff? Get the Handcuff on her hand. Get the Handcuff on her hand. Yeah, what is this for? Oh, oh. Weum going to have to dump going up. Hey, grab my glasses and [__] right there. We're going to have to dump her back out. She needs to grab her legs. She can only kick off from here. Grab the

shackles grab her legs, grab shackles for what we're good, we're good, we're not God. You stop acting up, stop, stop acting up. I'm going to all the stop, go stop you. I got this arm, you got that arm, yeah. Oh, you got that, oh, oh, you're so strong. How she sliding out of these face, oh, you're so strong as you can. We'll double, you're so strong. Why am I being arrested again and treated like a? The officers noted that she made threats and claimed she would pursue legal action against them throughout the encounter. The woman's child was present and visibly distressed. The officers made efforts to calm the child and ensure his safety while dealing with the woman. They communicated with the child's grandmother, who expressed concern about the woman's behavior and the impact on the child. The officers decided to transport the woman to jail due to her continued belligerence and resistance. She was charged with resisting the arrest with violence, battery on Leo, and disorderly conduct. However, this woman was

controlled without using tasers, but cops had to use two tasers to arrest our next suspect, a right number mother. How many of us St? Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Yes, sir, I will. On September 8th, 2023, police officers were called to a comfort in where hotel management reported a woman in a bathing suit causing a disturbance on the second floor. The woman was running around and disrupting guests, leading management to request her removal from the property. When the officers arrived at the hotel, they attempted to speak to the woman who was inside a room with the door locked. The police knocked and announced their presence, asking her to unlock the door and step outside. She refused, questioning why she was being asked to leave and insisting she had done nothing wrong. Who is it? Sheriff's Office. Might I ask what the problem is? Sheriff's Office. I was approached by someone. I would like to know what the problem is because I can't even get in my own pool. There was a dog in the parking lot. Unlock the door.

unlock the door. You're going to go to jail if you don't open the door. You don't open this, you're going to go to jail. I'm going to defect, and I'm going to my lawyers. I want you all to calm down for a minute. Unlock and unlock it for you, okay? Go ahead and remove it now. Why? I ask why. Because we're telling you to do. Do you have a warrant? I don't need a warrant. I don't need one. Why was that lady? You're going to jail. All right, you've been warned. Okay, I'm sorry. Yep, so are we. Open the door. What do you want me to do, baby? Open the door. Okay, are you going to arrest me? Unlock the door. No, go get my lawyer. Okay, now you just a charge of resisting. Good job. No, I would like to speak with my lawyer. The lady replied to the BRS. She expressed fear and confusion, mentioning she was unable to use the hotel pool and felt she was being unfairly treated despite repeated

requests. She continued to refuse to unlock the door, stating she wanted to contact her lawyer. The officers warned her that failure to comply would result in her arrest for trespassing. She still resisted, insisting she was scared and needed legal counsel before she could cooperate. After several minutes of negotiation and warnings from the officers, the woman finally unlocked the door. When the officers entered the room, the woman acted violently and tried to flee from cops, which resulted in using two tasers at her. Just chill, I'll open, unlock it. Here we go. Look man, what do you be saying to you? That's I want to speak with my lawyer. Okay, you're going to need a lawyer. Yes, you do, sir. CH the out yo, you are an Abomination. And who might y'all be, right number? How many of us? Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Yes sir, I will. I apologize, it's so scary. I don't know what to do. Face down, hands behind your back, please. I'm not anyone, I'm just someone's daughter lost out here. I here.

shut up. I want to speak to my lawyer. I want to speak to my lawyer from P. You'll get a chance to do that. Thank you, sir. I apologize. The officers handcuffed her while she continued to protest her innocence and requested to speak with her lawyer. The officers informed her she was being arrested for trespassing after a warning and for resisting without violence. Ultimately, the woman was arrested and taken into custody, charged with resisting an officer without violence and trespassing after warning. I don't know you. I'm going to go to prison for 8 years if you guys take me off instead of being able to do my business. I didn't do that to you. Yeah, you did when you let Ellen sell me like a slave. You're going to stop. Can I have a cigarette, please, sir? Why is it my fault? Stop tensing up. I want someone to collect my property, please. Bring stop tensing up. I have $200 glasses. I'm so I can get Studio. You're going to walk like

Do you understand me? Yes, sir, I do. You, sir, the officers, while trying to manage her distress and confusion, were compelled to follow protocol and remove her from the property as requested by the hotel management.

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A woman confronts a police officer for his aggressive behavior towards her, accusing him of treating women poorly.

The officer responds by grabbing her throat and arresting her for assaulting him.

Despite her protests and demands for her dog's safety, the officers restrain her and call for a medical evaluation, while she accuses them of causing her injuries.

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A woman is visibly distressed and accuses police officers of abusing her during an incident.

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Shannon was upset and wanted to retrieve her belongings from Anthony's house, but they argued about their relationship status and marriage.

The officers tried to mediate the situation, but Shannon's behavior became erratic, and she disobeyed their instructions.

She expressed concerns about her house arrest status and getting in trouble, leading to further tension with the officers.

Shannon became increasingly agitated when officers placed her in the patrol car, protesting that the handcuffing was illegal and claiming she was being kidnapped.

Despite her desperate pleas for water, a restroom, and concern for her dog's wellbeing, the officers maintained their stance.

Shannon's behavior escalated as she made frantic and incoherent claims, ultimately leading to the officers tying her legs in response to her actions.

Disturbing Incidents Involving Intoxicated Women

Shannon was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest due to her erratic behavior and failure to comply with police commands.

Augustine caused a major disturbance while intoxicated, leading to a confrontational encounter with Officer Kenny.

The situation escalated as the woman refused to comply with the officer's requests, resulting in her detention for safety reasons.

A woman was detained by police for causing a disturbance on the sidewalk, resisting arrest, and making derogatory comments towards the officers.

Despite multiple attempts to secure her in the police vehicle, she struggled and threatened legal action against the officers.

The woman's child was present and distressed, leading the officers to prioritize the child's safety while ultimately deciding to transport the woman to jail for her continued belligerence.

A woman refused to unlock her hotel room door despite repeated requests from officers, insisting she needed to speak with her lawyer.

The officers warned her that failure to comply would result in arrest for trespassing, but she continued to resist.

After several minutes, she finally unlocked the door, but then acted violently and tried to flee, leading to her being tasered and arrested for resisting an officer and trespassing.