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@@mapofthesoultagme7143 oh yeah that's true lets just let everyone roam free, including murderers, because it's "not nice" to take them off the streets
@@mapofthesoultagme7143maybe for the person being arrested they don’t think it’s nice in the moment, but if actions like hers didn’t have consequences then crime would be wayyyyy more rampant
i knew a dude who snapped in a month, before that he was jast a "regular joe" i was working with him for 8 years and never noticed anything strange, than he started acting out and in few weeks it was over ,he became totally insane, and there was no drugs or alcohol,not even proscription medication , just like that☹️
This is clearly a person in dire need of help. Those officers did an amazing job in this situation and I hope one day she gets the mental health attention she needs.
This is exactly how I felt. Her cries made me sad. Have a friend who’s mom is like this, lives on the streets, schizophrenia untreated. When you know someone and can empathize it makes you see things differently for sure. Lot of lack of empathy on some of these videos where they’re clearly under some sort of mental duress at the very least. She seems genuinely afraid. Hell, around 8:00 mark when she’s in the chair surrounded by officers, has to be so scary. It would be scary for me even if I had done nothing wrong! They did great given the circumstances.
Well, I hope she does too. Unfortunately, the cops blew that opportunity for getting her help by taking her to jail instead of a hospital for evaluation?
@@Skwadley "if I had done nothing wrong!" she tried to attack someone. resisted lawful orders and she had warrants and four pending cases. You can only help people when they want the help. They dropped a bunch of charges that kept her out of prison to make a little money and give her a chance to get help. That is what the specific conditions were on her 18 months probation. Psych eval's substance abuse eval's ect.
@@carabiner7999My thoughts exactly. Even from the beginning the way she was dressed had me thinking she may be a junkie, but I didn’t wanna jump to conclusions based solely on appearance. (Till the picture that is)
@@JackticalOperative I hear you! I had kids ask me if I was the Pigeon Lady (from Home Alone, not Mary Poppins) one Halloween, and I wasn't even dressed in costume!
Yeah, it really sucks that we basically don't have real care facilities for the mentally ill anymore. There were some really bad ones in the past, but when those were exposed, the public assumed that EVERY asylum was like that. Kennedy shut basically all of them down. Now the mentally ill just live on the streets until they get arrested, get processed and shunted back out until they do something to earn serious prison time, then get shoved in prisons and horrifically abused by the criminal population in there.
@Jackticaloperative Probably not a junkie, typically opioids don't cause erratic behavior like this, quite the opposite actually. We're looking at a stimulant like crack or meth.
I feel bad for people like her who are mentally unwell and are in and out of jail, they need to be somewhere they can be taken care of and help those people.
I agree wholeheartedly. She’s obviously in serious mental distress. I have serious claustrophobia from the physical and psychological abuse I experienced as a child and I couldn’t bear to be tied up. She should have been involuntarily admitted to a psychiatric hospital.
The government closed institutions. Yes, there were so.e problems but mostly they provided care to mentally ill people. They had a home, a bed, clothing, food, peers, activities, given their medications, health care. Now, they're on the streets, only their own. It was a lie, the government wanted out of providing help.
It’s awful because their illnesses effectively do follow them and will dictate their lives because potentially if they were to later receive treatment and cooperate with treatment and meds they could be amazing yet sadly they’ll have a criminal record following them around so their illness really does become a prison to them 😢
Mental illness is everywhere. People are breaking down and falling off the edge of society. These officers did a great job and I hope this lady gets some help.
@@highlysuggestible861 i agree, nobody acts like she does just to piss people off. she is giving off clear signs that she is agitated and unhappy. clear warning signs that she needs mental health help ASAP.
I thought maybe it was alcohol. If it is mental illness we are failing people by not monitoring them and assigning someone to encourage them to take their meds. The police officers were incredibly nice. 💕
@@cranberry63because she’s mentally ill and you have to ask yourself what possible good can come out of a clearly mentally I’ll woman going to jail? She needs treatment not prison.
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@@rationallyruby As a county corrections officer in Texas, I can tell you first hand, that while inmates are in our facility that are deemed mentally ill, and incompetent to stand trial. Psychiatrists are notified, as well as a mental health facility. Depending on the diagnosis, they remain in our jail until a bed in that facility becomes available. While the recidivism rate for the mentally ill is staggering. Most want to go to jail to be placed on their medications again in order to make them better. It is sad, but it is a reality in the area that I am a corrections officer in.
This is just Wisconsin police in a nut shell. Calm, professional, and fair. They tend to show a lot of compassion and respect as well. It also helps Wiconsin is basically Canada 2.0, so even the criminals tend to be more or less humble, and respectful with "I'm sorry I ran, I know you're just doing your job" lol. Helps the police, who are also human, to not get overly stressed, and short tempered as they get more and more jaded doing their job over the years. The way criminals, and just normal citizens act in other places in the U.S.. I wouldn't last being a cop longer than a month before I'd get jaded.
@bjones8470 Doesn't seem like meth seems like mental illness and the fact that she's had so many previous interactions with police without any drug charges seems to support that.
Those police officers were so professional and kind . Police officers do not make the salary they deserve. Can you imagine what the world would be like without them to protect us. Thank you very much for all you do for all of us.God bless.
It's because they know their bodycams going onto Code Blue. They're LaCrosse Police and Code Blue Cam is out of LaCrosse. I just hope this is the new normal.
@@chipbuttytime3396 Good point. Also since when did police transfer from fighting crime to dealing with crazies? We need a better solution. Charity doesn't work, neither does law enforcement.
@@chipbuttytime3396"allowing her" 🙄 she obviously has some issues and being more aggressive towards her would have probably resulted in her becoming more aggressive and potentially hurting herself worse. They can only do so much, they were calm and respectful and she acted that way. Glad they didn't escalate the situation. She clearly wasn't of sound mind.
This senior officer is such a positive example to the junior officers. I think this fact has a lot to do with the calm and kindness exhibited by the initiating officer. Such a great job guys!
Yeah real good example he assaulted and illegally detained a woman good for him freaking tyrant she should sue she's got millions of dollars coming to her
They're LaCrosse Police. They know their bodycams are getting uploaded to TH-cam lol...I remember years ago all kinds of police brutality and things in LaCrosse before bodycams/TH-cam.
He did not sound panicked on the radio. He just asked the backup to hurry. And when she says "please don't put me in the chair again", tells you everything you need to know.
If she doesn't want The Chair, then maybe she shouldn't be a drama queen. I am tired of these self-entitled fools using mental illness as an excuse for abhorrent behavior. The police are not psychologists, nor are they there to coddle their suspects.
This woman obviously suffers from some serious mental issues and I truly hope she gets the help she needs and stays on her meds! Those officers were amazing with her!
She seems to be suffering from demon possession. In this day and age, hardly anyone tries to cast those out anymore. But throughout the New Testament, when Jesus and his apostles came across people just like her, they cast out the demon and the person was once again in his or her right mind.
The police don't upload these. They guy who runs the channel gets the raw body cams and reports with freedom of information requests, then edits these together.
The best thing about code blue cam is that you get to see how hard being a police officer can really be and that the vast majority of them are decent and professional in very trying circumstances.
@@user-zu5do6ri6r Yeah, that's why there's way more videos of this content than the SERIOUSLY cherry-picked videos of cops being bad even though the news blasts it every single time.
Notice how jail staff already know her. She is what we call a repeat offender. The system is so broken. Mental issues or not, she is prone to commit thefts and become violent. Officers show so much patience.
She should be in a institution not a traditional jail. She likely gets no help in the jail and that just makes matters worse in the future for everyone.
Getting completely rid of “asylums” in the U.S. was a huge mistake. Now these deranged creatures are out wandering amongst us. What DID they think would happen? I hate bleeding hearts.
@@mediocreman6323 Because they're being aggressive and threatening, mental illness may not be their fault, but when they get violent then they will suffer repercussions whether they deserve them or not.
The police are so nice. Thanks for all you do to protect us all. I know the past years they've been portrayed negatively but look at all they go through. Be nice people.
I can’t believe she was convicted on one criminal charge, but sentence was withheld, and given 18 months probation with certain conditions. I don’t understand that at all. She needs mental evaluation at the least. Please someone help this broken human 😢
That officer at the elevator was so polite and professional. He did not escalate with his own emotional response. He did only what was needed to detain the woman. I admire the officer’s ability to maintain his cool. Great example for other L.E.O.s. Don’t take odd behavior personally. Don’t let the extraordinary authority that comes with your badge go to your head. Much respect for all L.E.O.s for the difficult situations you have to be in. I live in peace because you shield me. Thank you.
Yes, he was very polite while he violated that woman's Constitutional Rights. She had committed no crime. Certainly not a crime witnessed by the cop. She was under no obligation to stop and talk to him.
I've been watching a lot of body cam footage content channels recently. This channel with the narration is by far the cream of the crop. IMPO. "As she displayed active resistance, she was safely decentralised to the floor." was almost poetic.
The sad thing is the court system in Wisconsin is broken. These guys work so hard and the judges will literally slap their hands and send them out with little to no consequences. I’ve watched many La Crosse police videos and no consequences to the people who commit crimes. It’s so sad.
Of course you do because you are a SHEEP and BELIEVE government. What "CRIME" was she "suspected" when that cop grabbed her and took her down. You don't know. You people think a 911 call makes everyone guilty. You hate America
The officer was so kind and patient. It’s sad because clearly something isn’t right and I hope she can get the help that she needs. I am wishing the best for her.
I am sure she is single. Head meds, maybe a cat or dog lady. Yea, the patriarchy would have set her up. From her dad to her husband. Home cooking and cleaning. And reproducing under the supervision of a strong masculine male hopefully.
@laurens6654 bunch of Hewie. Her psychosis is drugs or alcohol abuse or ptsd from gigachad or Tyrone. We do need psych institutions back for people like this. Or even more effective azz whoopings rather than jail time as an optional punishment alternative. Just imagine, the judge says, "azz whooping or 7 months in county jail.?"
She's psychotic and needs to be put on a 51/50 hold and evaluated. This is not a Karen, a drunk or a "disorderly person." It's really important to know the difference. These people are dangerous when they are experiencing psychosis.
@@daakrolb 5150 is California, 5115 is Wisconsin. Lock up people in jail with verifiable and treatable mental illnesses going into psychosis? You're kind of a dick aren't ya? Luckily most law enforcement, health professionals and educated people disagree with you.
Nice work, officers. Psychosis is a troubling and traumatic experience for the victim and those trying to understand. Thanks for being gentle with her.
@@callipitter she charged a uniformed officer, so what happens the next time when she charges and is able to assault someone . Perhaps a mom with child and the child is crying so it upsets her. At least if she’s in jail she’ll be more safe to herself and the public. Just letting it be like nothing happened is absurd.
@@n3tw0rk_n3k0the government and the entire mental health system is extremely short staffed with MD’s, nurses, therapists and everyone involved. The prisons are also overcrowded with lots of people suffering from mental health situations. As a medical person myself, I can tell you that a person cannot be held against their will without a psychiatric evaluation from an MD and a court order, not easy to get. Unless you have a better solution……..🤷♂️
he escalate the encounter to a full tackle in 25 seconds without even talking to her, in his tiny mind it's probably went like: "she no talk so she goes ground" like the trained monkey he is
The fear is, that once she's out it will be back to square one. A PS in UK is not attending mental calls like this and they are referred to a Crisis Medical Team. I fear the violence they will be subjected to, but you are right, letting her loose/jailing her is not the way to help her or society.
No one wants to pay for it and because of abuses in the past, committing women specifically, for doing things that were basically normal but embarrassing for the family, really weak stuff too. If you look into it, you'll see how that basically ruined the whole concept. So now we get to deal with these people (that really do need to be institutionalized, or at minimum helped A LOT), on the streets. We're F'd.
@@dragonflash09yeah it's weird how people don't know that that's not a think anymore there are no more asylums are institutions or whatever you want to call them everyone is on the streets now or in prison
Good work by this group. They were calm and tried to be as gentle as possible. I feel bad for this person. She's broken. She needs help. I'm glad they treated her like a human. If you treat someone like that poorly it's just going to push them further. Compassion goes a long way sometimes.
Mental issues plus meth. If you look at the many scabs on her face, that's consistent with tweaking behaviour (picking at the skin), and her priors are consistent with trying to support a drug habit. Yes, often drugs are resorted to as a means of quelling the mental pain and illness that comes from complex trauma; but a lot of us with complex trauma work hard not to end up this way. She is an adult and while it's a grey area, she's not totally without agency. She's made some horrible decisions to get where she is in this video.
Her hitting her head makes me feel so bad. She must have some mental problems and I can't imagine what that's like to deal with. I really respect the officers doing their best to be as patient and understanding as possible. I hope she can get some help/
We need more officers like the responding officer and his supervisor. Cops need some good PR, and guys like this are how cops should behave. Also, I hope Alicia gets some help for her challenges
I watch several different police body cam channels, but I love how consistent and kind and professional this department is, they should be an example for so many others!
8:01 "No, don't put me in this chair. No, don't do it again" Clearly not the first time she's been arrested, and clearly not the first time she's been "difficult" during an arrest
Mental health issues are terrible. The officers did a wonderful job of trying to treat her with respect and dignity even when she was being so difficult.
Amazing how you know that one of the charges is bail jumping before the video even begins. Also, before it is stated, you already know that the worst she will get is probation, or all charges dropped.
the officer seeing a third car pull up like "oh shit" and the fellow officer smiling as he said "oh yeah, when you came through you sounded panicked" was so wholesome
This officer is the absolute nicest officer I have ever heard. . so polite. Every officer should be like this. / At least he should be an instructor at the police academy.
"It is disheartening that individuals coping with severe mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or conditions like Lesch-Nyhan syndrome, face challenging situations. It would be valuable to showcase their experiences in a training video. The way the officer handled the situation was commendable, and his voice conveyed genuine compassion."
I've had serious & complex issues with my mental health for the past 15+ yes & have never physically or verbally attacked another person NEVER She's drunk, drugged or simply full of her own self importance.... Don't keep on assuming mental health is to blame, many suffers live their lives with no help or support & manage to raise families, hold down jobs & be law abiding member's of the community. It's called Mental health because any of the conditions aren't physical, it doesn't mean we're ALL Dangerous out of control CRAZY people out there causing mayhem & howling at the moon
@@archiesmum8601I agree that not all mental health illnesses cause ppl to act like her. But no one was assuming. If you listen when they are putting her in the chair they know her well and asked her if she has been taking her medication. And she said she isn't on any. And the officer said well that's why she's acting like this. So they clearly know she does have a mental health illness and she isn't being tried for it.
You are aware that mental illness very often gets misused and claimed to get out of a sentence right? I'm not saying she doesn't have mental problems but still that doesn't give you a free card to do whatever you want.
All these cases get dropped, or they get probation. What a ridiculous system we have. I feel for the officers and jail staff that have to deal with these repeat offenders.
This will get dropped because they violated her Constitutional Rights. She committed no crime before the cops showed up and she had no obligation to stop and talk to them. You cannot be detained without reasonable and articulable suspicion. A 911 call does not provide RAS.
The real problem here, is that she needs treatment, not imprisonment... She's clearly not in her right mind. What is a few months in jail going to do for her? She will still have mental issues and a drug problem, and swing right back behind bars, or worse.
@@pylern0 I get that, and I agree that she should not be allowed in society in her mental state, but she should be in a mental facility getting help, so that she can be a functioning human being again. Not a junkie, going in and out of jail, where she can potentially do harm to herself or others in her stints outside prison... Prison does NOTHING to rehabilitate inmates, it just holds them locked up, in the worst kind of environment for mentally ill people; very little safety or stability. This is someones daughter, someone's friend... Imagine your kid fucks up, and ends up like this one day? Would you want there to be a possibility for them to get help, or just write them off as trash, lock them up, and throw away the key?
Reminds me of George Carlin... "The CIA doesn't kill anybody anymore. They neutralize people. Or they depopulate the area. The government doesn't lie. It engages in misinformation." lol
They still exist, they are called psychiatric hospitals. However, the right to be free weights high. You can't involuntarily imprison someone only because they are ill. Not if they are not a danger to society. She's nerving, but not a danger. Sadly mental asylums have a very very dark history. There a reason why we have changed things. Humans are prone to repeat dark patterns. So let's not go there again. Let's learn from the past.
I asked my psychiatrist years ago why they don't exist in Australia, where mental health care is pretty good otherwise. He told me the only reason was that they cost too much to run.
It's BEYOND tragic to see soooo many lives destroyed by rampant drug use... this woman was someones precious daughter and now she is all alone, living like a tortured animal.
She clearly suffers from severe mental illness. Drug use is commonly associated with mental illness as the person wants to escape the pain they are in. Truly sad and our country does not afford the help people like Alicia need.
Part of me really wants to sympathise as I have family with actual mental problems so severe that they need to live in protected homes with support workers but part of me also think this is partly her own doing. Everyone has problems and you own those problems, mental illnesses are not an excuse for acting like a dick. I dont care about excuses, I've met too many bad people and dick heads to give a damn about that.
@@WaveForceful Obviously you have seen or tried to talk to someone during a mental health crisis. Have you? Or a person with dementia/Alzheimer's? I guess you are lucky or naive.
Some of you are ignorant and confused. By telling mentally ill people that their 100% manageable illness is not you are enabling. People need to be proactive about taking care of their mental health. She’s obviously unwell but when you refuse to be willing to accept treatment and you self sabotage there’s nothing people can do to save you.
Regretfully not all can get mental help because it's expensive. Some have insurance, yes, but folks like me who work 2 jobs don't have it and I need therapy for all the Assaults I endure at my workplace. T.T
@@RenGraes I understand. Wisconsin also has piss poor resources for mental health. I am diagnosed with schizophrenia and have been seeking treatment in this state for years. There’s nights I’ve been in crisis and they had no bed or room for me so I literally ask if I can go to jail for a night to be safe. It’s really terrible the options we have so I can see that as well.
It's difficult unfortunately. It cost me $400 a month to function and I think I'm pretty lucky. Some people may want to be well but if they run out of medication or forget for a day or two once they're back in that state they become paranoid and will refuse help. Dialysis if you forget to take it too long can make you REAL crazy real quick too. It's just one of those things that's easy to fall into but hard to get out of.
Ah but it's not her fault, you see. The bleeding heart brigade assure us that she has "mental health" issues which cause to her have no control over her actions at all.
Being a person who is challenged with diagnosed Bipolar II and complex PTSD that includes severe panic and anxiety issues, I find it hard to feel bad for people like this. There comes a point where one needs to be responsible and accountable for taking care of one’s mental health. This includes TAKING MEDS EVERY SINGLE DAY, seeking psychiatric care, including hospitalization and consistent mental health therapy. Unfortunately many chose not to and here we are with Alicia in the elevator. I work hard every single day, for almost six decades, to remain stable and live a life that is high functioning, employable and able to manage/cope with life’s ups and downs. It can be done, however there are people who use their illness as a weapon and an excuse for bad behavior and to create chaos and drama, not just for themselves, but to everyone around them and that’s not right nor fair. Others should not be made to endure and suffer because of someone else’s issues and illness.
It's hard to get medical care when you're poor. I have Medicare and can't afford most of my prescriptions, and I am not quite poor enough for Medicaid.
I always watch until the end, and after they tell me all the charges that were dropped I tell myself “Well, I’ll get to see this person on another video soon.” These officers are doing a thankless job and I had to feel nearly meaningless when these lawless idiots are let right back out into the streets. Thanks for all you do and put up with!
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TBH, if the price for helping someone who is in severe need of mental health treatment is contact with two officers and a short jail stay, thats fine. she doesnt deserve any charges for this. nobody got hurt cept her and she has pending on top.
Even if those small charges didn't get dropped she would still be able to repeat offend unless she gets the help she needs. More burdens won't help he out at all
The professionalism of the officers is unreal! The officers wasted NO time for bullshit and somehow managed to stay calm the entire time! Absolutely amazing, you need to continue uploading videos like this, this is entertaining!!!
@@meghanmisaliar Look, when you just jail them and do nothing to solve the root of the problem, it accomplishes nothing, and may even, or rather, more likely, make their mentality and behavior a lot worse. What the woman needs is professional help, and not the cold confines of a cell. Well, both would be nice, but unfortunately the legal system decides to lock them away without further guidance.
Clostrophobic. Drives you right mental to be locked up or restrained, in any way, shape, or form. Put me in a straight jacket and i'd go crazy ! Ranting, crying, raving, gnashing of teeth, biting, spitting, cursing, foaming at the mouth, etcetera till exhaustion . . ☆ ☆
heartbreaking seeing how much officers have to deal will mental health issues on the daily, ive watched every video on this channel and its really opened me up to how much more police deal with, other than crime. props to all the officers in each video
That lady looked homeless and like she was going through a lot 😔 it must have been freezing I hope she is ok and got whatever kind of help she needed, she seems like she might have an addiction problem but she also seems like she has had a lot of trauma in her lifetime by the way she was reacting 🙏 I pray she finds help she is someone's child
The police made a huge mistake. They didn't inform her that she was detained or of any investigation, all the tape shows is that the officer asked her to "talk to him" and she refused which is not a crime... and that's all the prosecutors office will see resulting in charges being dropped.
my company used to own a parking garage in the heart of a downtown area. The amount of people who would do crazy shit in there like this was insane. we had to call the cops a few times a week every week
When she screamed please don’t put me in this chair, I immediately thought she may have been held against her will at some point, and that she thought someone would hurt her in that chair. Such a tragedy.
Or..... she's been arrested multiple times before, doesn't know how to behave even when in a jail, lashes out at officers and needs to be restrained for her safety and theirs.
Oh you bleeding heart types. Always want to attach some sort of sob story to someone's actions to help you excuse it and feel sorry for them. And we wonder why our society is going down the crapper. For all you know she could be a rich brat from the burbs who was spoiled and given everything she wanted and therefore fell into the wrong crowd and refuses to get help because she's never really given any consequences. My story is just as valid as yours. 🤷♀️
she didn't just say, "don't put me in this chair" .. she said, "don't put me in the chair again". She's been through this before.. and I don't mean as a victim of abuse, I mean she's fought with jail staff before.
This is just Heartbreaking. Mental health I think plays a Huge part here. I really do hope that this Lady gets the help that she needs. These cop's were just Awsome. Respect and calmness all the way.
as a mental health nurse in England the police here are not that well trained when it comes to mental health..but that said these were pretty good but there should have been a female cop present also, again not my rules
@@freqeist I completely agree. But I also think that Police should have more training. As a Woman who has suffered with Mental health, Biopola Terribly for more than 20 years. Just wanted to say Thank you. You do a great Job. Blessings 🙏 from Essex.
4 different active cases. 3 are dismissed. 4th one gives her probation. She's really gonna learn her lesson, I'm sure she'll never have trouble with the law ever again!
Everytime I watch one of these police videos, I'm always proud and amazed at the wonderful officers we have around the country. They are professional, patient, kind and humane. I'm glad these channels exist to show the side of police that you won't see on the news. Thank you to all of our men and women LEO's, you are all very much appreciated. ❤❤❤
Agreed. The vast majority of body cam videos I watch so cops doing a great job. The cops in this video were really polite and professional. I hope the woman arrested gets better. She was clearly unwell.
Just to be clear, if I walked up to a woman and said “ I just want to talk to you” while grabbing her and throwing her to the floor, I think I’d end up behind bars no?
You’d probably end up behind bars unless you offered her a sweetheart deal of dropping three misdemeanour charges out of her four previous warrants and promise probation instead of jail for the felony. Odd that she wasn’t charged for resisting or disorderly for what was shown in this video, eh?
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People keep being mean to me what should I do
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that nice young cop was very calm and respectful. i hope he carries that through his career.
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arresting somebody is not nice
@@mapofthesoultagme7143 oh yeah that's true lets just let everyone roam free, including murderers, because it's "not nice" to take them off the streets
@@mapofthesoultagme7143I’d say it is, nice of them to get criminals off the street when they’re actively committing crimes. Very nice 👍
@@mapofthesoultagme7143maybe for the person being arrested they don’t think it’s nice in the moment, but if actions like hers didn’t have consequences then crime would be wayyyyy more rampant
I've always wondered how people like this have survived for so long.
Probably only because they weren't always like this or were previously in treatment.
@@xhadebrinsbane5238 ooooo burn!
That girl seems so mad at the world
i knew a dude who snapped in a month, before that he was jast a "regular joe" i was working with him for 8 years and never noticed anything strange, than he started acting out and in few weeks it was over ,he became totally insane, and there was no drugs or alcohol,not even proscription medication , just like that☹️
people can snap you know.
This is clearly a person in dire need of help. Those officers did an amazing job in this situation and I hope one day she gets the mental health attention she needs.
This is exactly how I felt. Her cries made me sad. Have a friend who’s mom is like this, lives on the streets, schizophrenia untreated. When you know someone and can empathize it makes you see things differently for sure. Lot of lack of empathy on some of these videos where they’re clearly under some sort of mental duress at the very least. She seems genuinely afraid. Hell, around 8:00 mark when she’s in the chair surrounded by officers, has to be so scary. It would be scary for me even if I had done nothing wrong! They did great given the circumstances.
@@Skwadley Plenty of empathy until they start hurting, harassing, and tormenting others.
Well, I hope she does too. Unfortunately, the cops blew that opportunity for getting her help by taking her to jail instead of a hospital for evaluation?
Poor lady was obviously very unwell.
@@Skwadley "if I had done nothing wrong!" she tried to attack someone. resisted lawful orders and she had warrants and four pending cases. You can only help people when they want the help. They dropped a bunch of charges that kept her out of prison to make a little money and give her a chance to get help. That is what the specific conditions were on her 18 months probation. Psych eval's substance abuse eval's ect.
Wishing this terrific cop all the best in his life. All of them were pretty cool.
Take care, everyone. We're all in this together.
"Maybe she'll calm down" I love that cop, he's so sweet and optimistic! 😂🤣
It's nice for a change that they recognize her problems instead of abusing her or worse
The police in Wisconsin seem to always be polite even when they are abused!
They are legit the main characters in That state
They weren't abused
@@pabcu2507 I love this channel because all the cops are so calm, for the most part!
@@frigid4realWisconsin in a nutshell: competent cops, horrible judges/district attorneys
@@johnphillips4435😂😂😂
This is why we need better psychiatric facilities. Jail isn't the right place for her, but she definitely is a danger to herself and others.
I thought she had MH issues, which she may, but looking at her booking photo, my money is on Meth.
@@carabiner7999My thoughts exactly. Even from the beginning the way she was dressed had me thinking she may be a junkie, but I didn’t wanna jump to conclusions based solely on appearance. (Till the picture that is)
@@JackticalOperative I hear you! I had kids ask me if I was the Pigeon Lady (from Home Alone, not Mary Poppins) one Halloween, and I wasn't even dressed in costume!
Yeah, it really sucks that we basically don't have real care facilities for the mentally ill anymore. There were some really bad ones in the past, but when those were exposed, the public assumed that EVERY asylum was like that. Kennedy shut basically all of them down. Now the mentally ill just live on the streets until they get arrested, get processed and shunted back out until they do something to earn serious prison time, then get shoved in prisons and horrifically abused by the criminal population in there.
@Jackticaloperative Probably not a junkie, typically opioids don't cause erratic behavior like this, quite the opposite actually. We're looking at a stimulant like crack or meth.
I feel bad for people like her who are mentally unwell and are in and out of jail, they need to be somewhere they can be taken care of and help those people.
I agree wholeheartedly. She’s obviously in serious mental distress. I have serious claustrophobia from the physical and psychological abuse I experienced as a child and I couldn’t bear to be tied up. She should have been involuntarily admitted to a psychiatric hospital.
The government closed institutions. Yes, there were so.e problems but mostly they provided care to mentally ill people. They had a home, a bed, clothing, food, peers, activities, given their medications, health care. Now, they're on the streets, only their own. It was a lie, the government wanted out of providing help.
I agree with you
It’s awful because their illnesses effectively do follow them and will dictate their lives because potentially if they were to later receive treatment and cooperate with treatment and meds they could be amazing yet sadly they’ll have a criminal record following them around so their illness really does become a prison to them 😢
Read up on why psychiatric hospitals were closed.
Mental illness is everywhere. People are breaking down and falling off the edge of society. These officers did a great job and I hope this lady gets some help.
Thanks for sticking up for her, she's clearly miserable and very unwell right now. ⭐
@@highlysuggestible861 i agree, nobody acts like she does just to piss people off. she is giving off clear signs that she is agitated and unhappy. clear warning signs that she needs mental health help ASAP.
I thought maybe it was alcohol. If it is mental illness we are failing people by not monitoring them and assigning someone to encourage them to take their meds. The police officers were incredibly nice. 💕
@@lisasmith7066alcohol addiction can be a syptom of underlying mental health issues such as depression, as well as masking physical symptoms of pain.
Mental health crisis? No. A spiritual crisis…and I don’t mean a morality one. These zombies see no value in Life.
I'm blown away by the officer's professionalism and deescalation.
I don’t understand why any of the previous charges were dropped?
@@cranberry63because she’s mentally ill and you have to ask yourself what possible good can come out of a clearly mentally I’ll woman going to jail? She needs treatment not prison.
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@@rationallyruby As a county corrections officer in Texas, I can tell you first hand, that while inmates are in our facility that are deemed mentally ill, and incompetent to stand trial. Psychiatrists are notified, as well as a mental health facility. Depending on the diagnosis, they remain in our jail until a bed in that facility becomes available. While the recidivism rate for the mentally ill is staggering. Most want to go to jail to be placed on their medications again in order to make them better. It is sad, but it is a reality in the area that I am a corrections officer in.
This is just Wisconsin police in a nut shell. Calm, professional, and fair. They tend to show a lot of compassion and respect as well.
It also helps Wiconsin is basically Canada 2.0, so even the criminals tend to be more or less humble, and respectful with "I'm sorry I ran, I know you're just doing your job" lol. Helps the police, who are also human, to not get overly stressed, and short tempered as they get more and more jaded doing their job over the years.
The way criminals, and just normal citizens act in other places in the U.S.. I wouldn't last being a cop longer than a month before I'd get jaded.
It’s amazing how much trouble people can get in without doing a single day or even overnight in jail.
Right? Imagine if she had a pistol brace on her or a rare breed trigger.
Meth is a helluva drug
@bjones8470 Doesn't seem like meth seems like mental illness and the fact that she's had so many previous interactions with police without any drug charges seems to support that.
@@bjones8470agreed. Drivers with 6 dui s , out with felonies etc.
@@bjones8470Yes, she has “meth face”. I thought it was mental illness at first, but she has all the signs of a meth user. Sad.
Those police officers were so professional and kind . Police officers do not make the salary they deserve. Can you imagine what the world would be like without them to protect us. Thank you very much for all you do for all of us.God bless.
It’s admirable how respectfully they treated her considering her aggressive and violent behavior
It's because they know their bodycams going onto Code Blue. They're LaCrosse Police and Code Blue Cam is out of LaCrosse. I just hope this is the new normal.
allowing her to smash her head off the concrete on 4 occasions, not admirable at all
Mental health issues.
@@chipbuttytime3396 Good point. Also since when did police transfer from fighting crime to dealing with crazies? We need a better solution. Charity doesn't work, neither does law enforcement.
@@chipbuttytime3396"allowing her" 🙄 she obviously has some issues and being more aggressive towards her would have probably resulted in her becoming more aggressive and potentially hurting herself worse. They can only do so much, they were calm and respectful and she acted that way. Glad they didn't escalate the situation. She clearly wasn't of sound mind.
This senior officer is such a positive example to the junior officers. I think this fact has a lot to do with the calm and kindness exhibited by the initiating officer. Such a great job guys!
hey
Yeah real good example he assaulted and illegally detained a woman good for him freaking tyrant she should sue she's got millions of dollars coming to her
They're LaCrosse Police. They know their bodycams are getting uploaded to TH-cam lol...I remember years ago all kinds of police brutality and things in LaCrosse before bodycams/TH-cam.
@@sneakyviewing4391 hey
@@sneakyviewing4391 cope, they're good cops. Go campaign for ACAB or BLM or something
He did not sound panicked on the radio. He just asked the backup to hurry.
And when she says "please don't put me in the chair again", tells you everything you need to know.
You mean, that was the first indication for you that she's mentally ill?
@@Ejexion😂😂😂
If she doesn't want The Chair, then maybe she shouldn't be a drama queen.
I am tired of these self-entitled fools using mental illness as an excuse for abhorrent behavior. The police are not psychologists, nor are they there to coddle their suspects.
She didn't say chair she said jail.
@lindahieronimus8620 she said chair just after the 8:00 mark when they put her in the chair
"No don't put me in this chair. No don't do it again"
Heartbreaking. People in real mental distress. The officers did a great job and were polite and kind.
mental distress or simply being pissed they wont be able to get their drug fix for the next 2-3 days.
This officer was so calm and patient! He was very empathetic and kind even when the suspect showed no empathy towards him.
The officers need to support each other. I didn’t like it when one teased the rookie by saying “you sounded panicked”.
That actually was showing support, Lisa.
she was white
@@robertfarris3744
What does color have to do with it?!
@@SweetyD2023 A lot
This woman obviously suffers from some serious mental issues and I truly hope she gets the help she needs and stays on her meds! Those officers were amazing with her!
Yeah, it's called brain damage from chronic drug use.
Hope she is kept in jail and off our streets.
@@kassiopiajudkins2722could be from mental illness as well
She seems to be suffering from demon possession. In this day and age, hardly anyone tries to cast those out anymore. But throughout the New Testament, when Jesus and his apostles came across people just like her, they cast out the demon and the person was once again in his or her right mind.
'Toxic femininity' is rarely discussed in Women's Studies. A sexist bunch there.
I just appreciate how well the Wisconsin police do their jobs and upload their hard work for our entertainment
I told you you ain't first
The police don't upload these. They guy who runs the channel gets the raw body cams and reports with freedom of information requests, then edits these together.
Someone has issues 😂, ignorance is showing
Nigga
@@bragr_ bro I know that
The best thing about code blue cam is that you get to see how hard being a police officer can really be and that the vast majority of them are decent and professional in very trying circumstances.
Cherry picking works that way.
It also shows that cuffing someone is not easy, like it appears to be on tv
@@user-zu5do6ri6r Yeah, that's why there's way more videos of this content than the SERIOUSLY cherry-picked videos of cops being bad even though the news blasts it every single time.
@@user-zu5do6ri6r Yeah but it works the other way too. You can cherry pick bad ones
another great channel is Columbus police body camera! It shows so much of the daily police work that many in the community don't normally see.
Notice how jail staff already know her. She is what we call a repeat offender. The system is so broken. Mental issues or not, she is prone to commit thefts and become violent. Officers show so much patience.
Too much. This person should be in a mental institution.
She should be in a institution not a traditional jail. She likely gets no help in the jail and that just makes matters worse in the future for everyone.
"We"? Who are you exactly?
The METH SORES give away her (mental condition) lock her up till she's dried up.
Getting completely rid of “asylums” in the U.S. was a huge mistake. Now these deranged creatures are out wandering amongst us. What DID they think would happen? I hate bleeding hearts.
Drug addiction and mental health issues, very patient officer dealing with a very unstable individual. Great work to everyone involved!
Yeah, but drugs can make a mild personality quirk into a serious mental condition.
This person doesn't belong in society.
@@Cucumberflavoredmustard And being cray cray doesn't make someone with a weapon "less" dangerous. Cray cray is an explanation, but not an excuse.
@@robertslugg8361what are you even saying
@@robertslugg8361Who tf above 10 says “cray cray”
This makes me sad. I hope she can get help... and I'm glad to see cops being decent to someone being so aggressive.
She's annoying AF!!
She seems like perfect wife material.
Send this loser to Rehad. Ban alcohol as a whole. Nothing comes good from it
I think they got it that she has mental issues. And why would you not be decent to somebody who is not well?
@@mediocreman6323 Because they're being aggressive and threatening, mental illness may not be their fault, but when they get violent then they will suffer repercussions whether they deserve them or not.
The police are so nice. Thanks for all you do to protect us all. I know the past years they've been portrayed negatively but look at all they go through. Be nice people.
The Officers were very polite, patient, and kind to this very troubled woman. I hope she gets the help she needs.
She WON'T get the help she needs, The powers that be always lets her loose!
I can’t believe she was convicted on one criminal charge, but sentence was withheld, and given 18 months probation with certain conditions. I don’t understand that at all.
She needs mental evaluation at the least. Please someone help this broken human 😢
@@alvaroq2024 theres no hope for wisconsin
They never do. They need to be forcibly locked up in a mental institution.
She won’t. Our society doesn’t care to resolve mental health issues. In fact, it aims to create and worsen such issues.
Thank your politicians.
That officer at the elevator was so polite and professional. He did not escalate with his own emotional response. He did only what was needed to detain the woman. I admire the officer’s ability to maintain his cool. Great example for other L.E.O.s. Don’t take odd behavior personally. Don’t let the extraordinary authority that comes with your badge go to your head. Much respect for all L.E.O.s for the difficult situations you have to be in. I live in peace because you shield me. Thank you.
Well said sir.
Exactly! He didn't take it personally against his ego. She would have yelled at ANY police officer doing his or her job
“I live in peace because you shield me.” That’s a line that gives goosebumps
Yes, he was very polite while he violated that woman's Constitutional Rights. She had committed no crime. Certainly not a crime witnessed by the cop. She was under no obligation to stop and talk to him.
The cop acted like a very professional Nazi
Heartbreaking that she is in some kind of way but these guys handled things very well. Lacrosse professionals. Thank you, fellas. ❤
Yes:)@rickyanthony
Good cops here in LaCrosse.
I've been watching a lot of body cam footage content channels recently. This channel with the narration is by far the cream of the crop. IMPO.
"As she displayed active resistance, she was safely decentralised to the floor." was almost poetic.
I so appreciate our police! I can't imagine what they must put up with day in and day out.
The sad thing is the court system in Wisconsin is broken. These guys work so hard and the judges will literally slap their hands and send them out with little to no consequences. I’ve watched many La Crosse police videos and no consequences to the people who commit crimes. It’s so sad.
They put up with shit that comes with the job they chose to do. Teachers deal with a lot worse.
Of course you do because you are a SHEEP and BELIEVE government. What "CRIME" was she "suspected" when that cop grabbed her and took her down. You don't know. You people think a 911 call makes everyone guilty. You hate America
1000 one thousand percent she is a democrat.
@@dianeeppley1322the citizens need to put pressure on the DA and the judges- they ARE elected officials and can be replaced. 🤷🏻♀️
The officer was so kind and patient. It’s sad because clearly something isn’t right and I hope she can get the help that she needs. I am wishing the best for her.
I am sure she is single. Head meds, maybe a cat or dog lady. Yea, the patriarchy would have set her up. From her dad to her husband. Home cooking and cleaning. And reproducing under the supervision of a strong masculine male hopefully.
@brucesmith8285 Gross. How would that solve anything? Also, have you ever heard of postpartum psychosis?
@@brucesmith8285 Are you mentally there wtf
@@Miska35 are you mentally there? Apparently not. What is "normal" now doesn't work?
@laurens6654 bunch of Hewie. Her psychosis is drugs or alcohol abuse or ptsd from gigachad or Tyrone. We do need psych institutions back for people like this. Or even more effective azz whoopings rather than jail time as an optional punishment alternative. Just imagine, the judge says, "azz whooping or 7 months in county jail.?"
She's psychotic and needs to be put on a 51/50 hold and evaluated. This is not a Karen, a drunk or a "disorderly person." It's really important to know the difference. These people are dangerous when they are experiencing psychosis.
That’s mental illness.
You mean 51.15… but I say no. Just lock them up.
@@daakrolb 5150 is California, 5115 is Wisconsin. Lock up people in jail with verifiable and treatable mental illnesses going into psychosis? You're kind of a dick aren't ya? Luckily most law enforcement, health professionals and educated people disagree with you.
Drunk, high, or mental illness, when people are like that they don’t need to be out in the community.
@@daakrolb 5150 was correct also.
The compassion for the mentally distressed is overwhelming.
Nice work, officers. Psychosis is a troubling and traumatic experience for the victim and those trying to understand. Thanks for being gentle with her.
3 dropped charges and 18 months probation for a felony. Wow! What a powerful deterrent to commit crimes.
What else can be done? We have no more mental institutions for these kinds of people and jailing them is not doing a thing for anyone!
@@callipitter why did the government did away with asylums again?
@@callipitter she charged a uniformed officer, so what happens the next time when she charges and is able to assault someone . Perhaps a mom with child and the child is crying so it upsets her. At least if she’s in jail she’ll be more safe to herself and the public. Just letting it be like nothing happened is absurd.
@@n3tw0rk_n3k0the government and the entire mental health system is extremely short staffed with MD’s, nurses, therapists and everyone involved. The prisons are also overcrowded with lots of people suffering from mental health situations. As a medical person myself, I can tell you that a person cannot be held against their will without a psychiatric evaluation from an MD and a court order, not easy to get.
Unless you have a better solution……..🤷♂️
@@n3tw0rk_n3k0 I dont know why!! Its insanity!! ( no pun intended_)
Hats off to the officer who had first contact. He never uttered a swear word or name. I salute his parents efforts to what the young man is today.
As someone with a little experience in this area...it is nearly impossible to not call the scum, scum. And to not call the deranged, deranged.
He literally tackled a woman who wouldn't talk to him.
Police can't do that.
It's a disgrace.
he escalate the encounter to a full tackle in 25 seconds without even talking to her, in his tiny mind it's probably went like: "she no talk so she goes ground" like the trained monkey he is
@@nerfwizardwhen9195 Police say stop, you stop. If you don't, you get detained. Simple.
@@MamaTriedSoloshe was being detained and tried to walk away, they most certainly can do that.
She doesn't need probation, she needs a mental health evaluation and or treatment 😢
they bang their heads on hard things & I wouldn’t care because they’ll feel it later not me 🤦🏻♂️
The fear is, that once she's out it will be back to square one. A PS in UK is not attending mental calls like this and they are referred to a Crisis Medical Team. I fear the violence they will be subjected to, but you are right, letting her loose/jailing her is not the way to help her or society.
Probation usually involves health evaluation and drug/mental health treatment 🙄
You just can’t help someone help themselves.
@@Lampwick-dz1zq little wiener
How the hell is someone like this not forcibly committed. She is a clear danger to society
No one wants to pay for it and because of abuses in the past, committing women specifically, for doing things that were basically normal but embarrassing for the family, really weak stuff too. If you look into it, you'll see how that basically ruined the whole concept. So now we get to deal with these people (that really do need to be institutionalized, or at minimum helped A LOT), on the streets. We're F'd.
Why dont you do something about.
Big talk.
They stopped that in the '70's. See where that's gotten us?
@@dragonflash09yeah it's weird how people don't know that that's not a think anymore there are no more asylums are institutions or whatever you want to call them everyone is on the streets now or in prison
@@Vinlaell I agree, they should bring them back to reduce some of the homeless crisis in the US
Good work by this group. They were calm and tried to be as gentle as possible. I feel bad for this person. She's broken. She needs help. I'm glad they treated her like a human. If you treat someone like that poorly it's just going to push them further. Compassion goes a long way sometimes.
Well spoken!
You'd be singing a different tune if she stole your vehicle
@@busybody1474I wouldn't. I bet many wouldn't. Mental health issues are health issues. She's clearly suffering
@@ug333 ... And making society suffer right along with her. Maybe you should adopt her, welcome her into your home.. Don't be a pathetic hypocrite
@@busybody1474Exactly! Funny how people are coddling this deranged dangerous ass lunatic.
These are the most decent kind patient cops. TY for your service.
Isn’t taking a vehicle without consent car theft? Those were the nicest police officers ever.
I’m from Massachusetts and these police from Wisconsin are some of the most professional I’ve ever seen.
I live in madison and they are the most chill people you will ever know
Ofcourse people way up north are different.
@@Lud__2 Being somebody who lives in Wisconsin I can totally agree
@@intermilan9731 Well Wisconsin is definitely north and so is my state lol
Same... and I'm in the Springfield metro area
I feel bad for people with serious mental issues like that. Hope she can get better some day and live a happier life.
She is nuts and needs to be committed to a nut house!
Why do people always assume it's mental issues instead of someone just being an asshole?
@@theroachden6195 There’s clearly something very wrong with this woman. That’s not normal behavior even for assholes.
@@theroachden6195 good point!
Mental issues plus meth. If you look at the many scabs on her face, that's consistent with tweaking behaviour (picking at the skin), and her priors are consistent with trying to support a drug habit. Yes, often drugs are resorted to as a means of quelling the mental pain and illness that comes from complex trauma; but a lot of us with complex trauma work hard not to end up this way. She is an adult and while it's a grey area, she's not totally without agency. She's made some horrible decisions to get where she is in this video.
All jokes aside, I hope this woman gets the help she needs.
Sex change won't fix female crazy
Absolutely, I suspect she’s mentally ill and I can’t help but feel sorry for her
What jokes?😂
Mental or not, needs a swift kick in the ass.
but in reality, the system that is supposed to prove the "we are here to help" correct, is in fact, not going to help her
Her hitting her head makes me feel so bad. She must have some mental problems and I can't imagine what that's like to deal with. I really respect the officers doing their best to be as patient and understanding as possible. I hope she can get some help/
The body cam is a blessing for police to prove criminal culpability as well as police innocence of any excessive force allegations.
What a calm and gentle 👮♂️ Officer. Kudos to him!😊
Sarcasm Alarm 🕐
I agree.
she was white
We need more officers like the responding officer and his supervisor. Cops need some good PR, and guys like this are how cops should behave. Also, I hope Alicia gets some help for her challenges
I watch several different police body cam channels, but I love how consistent and kind and professional this department is, they should be an example for so many others!
I hope this lady gets the help that she obviously needs. These officers were very professional.
It's amazing how quick they calm down once in the restraint chair
8:01 "No, don't put me in this chair. No, don't do it again" Clearly not the first time she's been arrested, and clearly not the first time she's been "difficult" during an arrest
Good catch. So many things said with one sentence.
The jail staff already know her by first name, and know she takes meds...
She needs to be put on 5150 hold
Mental health issues are terrible. The officers did a wonderful job of trying to treat her with respect and dignity even when she was being so difficult.
My absolute FAVORITE police cam channel. So well done. Also love it that it all takes place in my home state!! :)
Yeah, I watch everyday and as they promote, it is educational for a young man like me. Wish they'd post a little more
Amazing how you know that one of the charges is bail jumping before the video even begins. Also, before it is stated, you already know that the worst she will get is probation, or all charges dropped.
every single time
Unfortunately
Well wtf she hasn't really done anything worth jailtime so.. A trip to a mental help facility might be great
White privilege prevails
You may as well just commit a string of misdemenours if they're all going to either get dropped or probation as a sentence.
even after he just brought her to the ground, His tone was still polite and relaxed. as if he found her already on the floor. amazing
Why are you praising that? They are public servants. Their job is to not escalate the situation ya god damn bootlicker
They always cry afterwards, it's incredible.
the officer seeing a third car pull up like "oh shit" and the fellow officer smiling as he said "oh yeah, when you came through you sounded panicked" was so wholesome
This officer is the absolute nicest officer I have ever heard. . so polite. Every officer should be like this. / At least he should be an instructor at the police academy.
he's probably a new(ish) LEO, but after 25 years of this he won't be, especially after the justice system keeps on letting these people go.
He is the biggest jerk
I watch these videos and I am left in awe of the fragility of the human condition. Be kind to your brothers and sisters.
Why bother to arrest if they have no consequences?
"It is disheartening that individuals coping with severe mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or conditions like Lesch-Nyhan syndrome, face challenging situations. It would be valuable to showcase their experiences in a training video. The way the officer handled the situation was commendable, and his voice conveyed genuine compassion."
Drugs can instigate a mental breakdown. Clean them up and their mental health will greatly improve for many.
This breaks my heart. She's obviously struggling with mental illness. I hope she has been able to get help.
I've had serious & complex issues with my mental health for the past 15+ yes & have never physically or verbally attacked another person NEVER
She's drunk, drugged or simply full of her own self importance.... Don't keep on assuming mental health is to blame, many suffers live their lives with no help or support & manage to raise families, hold down jobs & be law abiding member's of the community.
It's called Mental health because any of the conditions aren't physical, it doesn't mean we're ALL Dangerous out of control CRAZY people out there causing mayhem & howling at the moon
Drugs will do that to you.
Who knows maybe she was raped
@@archiesmum8601I agree that not all mental health illnesses cause ppl to act like her. But no one was assuming. If you listen when they are putting her in the chair they know her well and asked her if she has been taking her medication. And she said she isn't on any. And the officer said well that's why she's acting like this. So they clearly know she does have a mental health illness and she isn't being tried for it.
You are aware that mental illness very often gets misused and claimed to get out of a sentence right? I'm not saying she doesn't have mental problems but still that doesn't give you a free card to do whatever you want.
All these cases get dropped, or they get probation. What a ridiculous system we have. I feel for the officers and jail staff that have to deal with these repeat offenders.
This will get dropped because they violated her Constitutional Rights. She committed no crime before the cops showed up and she had no obligation to stop and talk to them. You cannot be detained without reasonable and articulable suspicion. A 911 call does not provide RAS.
The real problem here, is that she needs treatment, not imprisonment... She's clearly not in her right mind. What is a few months in jail going to do for her? She will still have mental issues and a drug problem, and swing right back behind bars, or worse.
@@pylern0 I get that, and I agree that she should not be allowed in society in her mental state, but she should be in a mental facility getting help, so that she can be a functioning human being again. Not a junkie, going in and out of jail, where she can potentially do harm to herself or others in her stints outside prison... Prison does NOTHING to rehabilitate inmates, it just holds them locked up, in the worst kind of environment for mentally ill people; very little safety or stability.
This is someones daughter, someone's friend... Imagine your kid fucks up, and ends up like this one day? Would you want there to be a possibility for them to get help, or just write them off as trash, lock them up, and throw away the key?
@@pylern0I just wish the corrections system in the US could focus more on mental health.
DSA da's
I’m late to this by 6 months but really heartened by the comments overwhelmingly sympathetic and kind.
Using "decentralized" to describe being taken down will always be funny.
Reminds me of George Carlin...
"The CIA doesn't kill anybody anymore. They neutralize people. Or they depopulate the area. The government doesn't lie. It engages in misinformation." lol
We need to get insane asylums open again.
To protect people like this and to protect the public.
Yes I agree. The Reagan administration closed all of them
@@Stalemarshmallow No he did not. Educate yourself.
They still exist, they are called psychiatric hospitals. However, the right to be free weights high. You can't involuntarily imprison someone only because they are ill. Not if they are not a danger to society. She's nerving, but not a danger.
Sadly mental asylums have a very very dark history. There a reason why we have changed things. Humans are prone to repeat dark patterns. So let's not go there again. Let's learn from the past.
I asked my psychiatrist years ago why they don't exist in Australia, where mental health care is pretty good otherwise.
He told me the only reason was that they cost too much to run.
@@wanaraz His administration did significantly defund mental health services
The amount of snow on that parking garage floor is impressive 😂
Wind brings it in. I live next door in Minnesota and it happens here, too.
Amazing how these people speak to police..
It's BEYOND tragic to see soooo many lives destroyed by rampant drug use... this woman was someones precious daughter and now she is all alone, living like a tortured animal.
She clearly suffers from severe mental illness. Drug use is commonly associated with mental illness as the person wants to escape the pain they are in. Truly sad and our country does not afford the help people like Alicia need.
Drug use can also CAUSE mental illness.
@@hardinmichael1981 It more likely exacerbates existing mental issues.
Part of me really wants to sympathise as I have family with actual mental problems so severe that they need to live in protected homes with support workers but part of me also think this is partly her own doing.
Everyone has problems and you own those problems, mental illnesses are not an excuse for acting like a dick. I dont care about excuses, I've met too many bad people and dick heads to give a damn about that.
@@WaveForceful Obviously you have seen or tried to talk to someone during a mental health crisis. Have you? Or a person with dementia/Alzheimer's? I guess you are lucky or naive.
I, too remember being put in the 'Sad Chair', luckily for me I grew out of it by age 5.
😂
I’m impressed the police handled it calm and compassionately…not knowing what was wrong.
8:39 that CO is a freaking giant. He has to crouch to go through doors.
All we need is the 'bonk' sound like from Star Wars.
Some of you are ignorant and confused. By telling mentally ill people that their 100% manageable illness is not you are enabling. People need to be proactive about taking care of their mental health. She’s obviously unwell but when you refuse to be willing to accept treatment and you self sabotage there’s nothing people can do to save you.
Regretfully not all can get mental help because it's expensive.
Some have insurance, yes, but folks like me who work 2 jobs don't have it and I need therapy for all the Assaults I endure at my workplace. T.T
@@RenGraes I understand. Wisconsin also has piss poor resources for mental health. I am diagnosed with schizophrenia and have been seeking treatment in this state for years. There’s nights I’ve been in crisis and they had no bed or room for me so I literally ask if I can go to jail for a night to be safe. It’s really terrible the options we have so I can see that as well.
Must of gotten that free crack pipe kit from Biden.
It's difficult unfortunately. It cost me $400 a month to function and I think I'm pretty lucky. Some people may want to be well but if they run out of medication or forget for a day or two once they're back in that state they become paranoid and will refuse help. Dialysis if you forget to take it too long can make you REAL crazy real quick too. It's just one of those things that's easy to fall into but hard to get out of.
@@RenGraesassaults at your office? People physically attack you at work each day? You know that's what that means right?
The key to NOT going to Jail is to either A) not draw attention to yourself or B) definitely DONT RESIST AND FIGHT POLICE
Not breaking the law in the first place is the easiest way. Lol
Ah but it's not her fault, you see. The bleeding heart brigade assure us that she has "mental health" issues which cause to her have no control over her actions at all.
@@goodyeoman4534 did you not hear the Co's ask her if she was still taking her medicine? That would infer she's suffering from mental health issues.
And C don't committ Amy crime or infractions
@@goodyeoman4534I love that “bleeding heart” is an insult conservatives use. “Look at this person! They CARE about others and have EMPATHY!”
Being a person who is challenged with diagnosed Bipolar II and complex PTSD that includes severe panic and anxiety issues, I find it hard to feel bad for people like this.
There comes a point where one needs to be responsible and accountable for taking care of one’s mental health. This includes TAKING MEDS EVERY SINGLE DAY, seeking psychiatric care, including hospitalization and consistent mental health therapy. Unfortunately many chose not to and here we are with Alicia in the elevator. I work hard every single day, for almost six decades, to remain stable and live a life that is high functioning, employable and able to manage/cope with life’s ups and downs. It can be done, however there are people who use their illness as a weapon and an excuse for bad behavior and to create chaos and drama, not just for themselves, but to everyone around them and that’s not right nor fair. Others should not be made to endure and suffer because of someone else’s issues and illness.
It's hard to get medical care when you're poor. I have Medicare and can't afford most of my prescriptions, and I am not quite poor enough for Medicaid.
I always watch until the end, and after they tell me all the charges that were dropped I tell myself “Well, I’ll get to see this person on another video soon.” These officers are doing a thankless job and I had to feel nearly meaningless when these lawless idiots are let right back out into the streets. Thanks for all you do and put up with!
It’s not thankless. They retire after 25 years and get full pension and benes. They get something at least.
One good thing coming out of th criminal Da and judges is that the police all over the country are turning to TH-cam and making it well known that they are not responsible for all the rise in crime, they re doin their jobs.
Courts are failing due to officials higher up than them and all those videos are evidence that can be used to remove the monsters on top when they finally decide that it’s time to arrest the people who are allowing innocents to be victims of these degens
The real problem is the lack of decent healthcare in America. Police are doing the work that doctors/psychiatrists/clinics should do
TBH, if the price for helping someone who is in severe need of mental health treatment is contact with two officers and a short jail stay, thats fine. she doesnt deserve any charges for this. nobody got hurt cept her and she has pending on top.
Even if those small charges didn't get dropped she would still be able to repeat offend unless she gets the help she needs. More burdens won't help he out at all
The professionalism of the officers is unreal! The officers wasted NO time for bullshit and somehow managed to stay calm the entire time! Absolutely amazing, you need to continue uploading videos like this, this is entertaining!!!
What crime was committed?
Well that escalated quickly 😳
bro watched in 10x speed to be able to watch this entire video in one minute
@@_Gam3r haha nice! 👍👍
People should be forced to take medication or keep them away from the public.
There's a piece of old paper that says differently . Once they hit 18, they are in control of their life . Your plan can be abused real easily
This is so sad this lady is clearly suffering from something. I hope she gets some help
Compassion is key. I felt her pain when she cried. Clearly hurting from life and mind demons
I find it sweet how many came to support him. He was shocked that so many came
Mental illness. What do we do? Breaks my heart. So much suffering and here I am pitying myself for my little problems.
The right to housing, food, and medicine would probably go a long way.
That young dispatcher did a helluva job. Very professional. Very civil. Very perfunctory. Kudos to him.
I really hope she gets the help she needs.
Why???
@@meghanmisaliar Look, when you just jail them and do nothing to solve the root of the problem, it accomplishes nothing, and may even, or rather, more likely, make their mentality and behavior a lot worse. What the woman needs is professional help, and not the cold confines of a cell.
Well, both would be nice, but unfortunately the legal system decides to lock them away without further guidance.
A bunch of electro-shocks would be a start
@@meghanmisaliarbecause she clearly eather very mentally ill (psychotic) or is seriously addicted to drugs or alcohol.
These comments here make me believe we're screwed and you wonder why people act a way
Broke my heart hearing her react to being put in that chair, like she'd been in it be and has trauma from it
Clostrophobic.
Drives you right mental to be locked up or restrained, in any way, shape, or form.
Put me in a straight jacket and i'd go crazy !
Ranting, crying, raving, gnashing of teeth, biting, spitting, cursing, foaming at the mouth, etcetera till exhaustion . .
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I’m 19 and these videos of 30 and 40 year olds acting like children makes me eternally thankful for my parents
That girl is mentally ill. It's not something your parents could have taught you not to be.
You should be. Some of those people didn’t have parents or worse.
this is not just "childish behavior"...she has very bad untreated mental illness. And she has been abandoned by the world
Imagine being so much off your rocker that they strap you up and wheel you away like a little toddler. Sad
heartbreaking seeing how much officers have to deal will mental health issues on the daily, ive watched every video on this channel and its really opened me up to how much more police deal with, other than crime. props to all the officers in each video
That lady looked homeless and like she was going through a lot 😔 it must have been freezing I hope she is ok and got whatever kind of help she needed, she seems like she might have an addiction problem but she also seems like she has had a lot of trauma in her lifetime by the way she was reacting 🙏 I pray she finds help she is someone's child
The police made a huge mistake. They didn't inform her that she was detained or of any investigation, all the tape shows is that the officer asked her to "talk to him" and she refused which is not a crime... and that's all the prosecutors office will see resulting in charges being dropped.
Very sad. Clearly needs help not punishment. All credit to the police officers all of whom handled the situation wonderfully well.
my company used to own a parking garage in the heart of a downtown area. The amount of people who would do crazy shit in there like this was insane. we had to call the cops a few times a week every week
When she screamed please don’t put me in this chair, I immediately thought she may have been held against her will at some point, and that she thought someone would hurt her in that chair. Such a tragedy.
Or..... she's been arrested multiple times before, doesn't know how to behave even when in a jail, lashes out at officers and needs to be restrained for her safety and theirs.
Oh you bleeding heart types. Always want to attach some sort of sob story to someone's actions to help you excuse it and feel sorry for them. And we wonder why our society is going down the crapper. For all you know she could be a rich brat from the burbs who was spoiled and given everything she wanted and therefore fell into the wrong crowd and refuses to get help because she's never really given any consequences.
My story is just as valid as yours. 🤷♀️
Restraint chairs are used in numerous jails and holding facilities to retain violent persons. There is a mesh hoodie so they cannot spit on personnel.
she didn't just say, "don't put me in this chair" .. she said, "don't put me in the chair again". She's been through this before.. and I don't mean as a victim of abuse, I mean she's fought with jail staff before.
This is just Heartbreaking. Mental health I think plays a Huge part here. I really do hope that this Lady gets the help that she needs. These cop's were just Awsome. Respect and calmness all the way.
as a mental health nurse in England the police here are not that well trained when it comes to mental health..but that said these were pretty good but there should have been a female cop present also, again not my rules
@@freqeist I completely agree. But I also think that Police should have more training. As a Woman who has suffered with Mental health, Biopola Terribly for more than 20 years. Just wanted to say Thank you. You do a great Job. Blessings 🙏 from Essex.
They all vote democrat
Her cry was so sad I am praying for her. She doesn’t seem like a bad person. She has been through a lot. I’m praying. 🙏🏻 ❤
4 different active cases.
3 are dismissed.
4th one gives her probation.
She's really gonna learn her lesson, I'm sure she'll never have trouble with the law ever again!
I bet if they beat the shit out of her like the days of old, she'd think twice next time.
She's mental. Jail will not fix that. Wrong tool for the job.
@@BuildTheSandboxLetting her go won't fix that either. With the added risk that she will harm others and herself very soon, most probably.
@@radiocontrolled9181 Yes. I understand. We need a better option. That's all.
Everytime I watch one of these police videos, I'm always proud and amazed at the wonderful officers we have around the country. They are professional, patient, kind and humane. I'm glad these channels exist to show the side of police that you won't see on the news. Thank you to all of our men and women LEO's, you are all very much appreciated. ❤❤❤
Agreed. The vast majority of body cam videos I watch so cops doing a great job. The cops in this video were really polite and professional.
I hope the woman arrested gets better. She was clearly unwell.
Just to be clear, if I walked up to a woman and said “ I just want to talk to you” while grabbing her and throwing her to the floor, I think I’d end up behind bars no?
You’d probably end up behind bars unless you offered her a sweetheart deal of dropping three misdemeanour charges out of her four previous warrants and promise probation instead of jail for the felony. Odd that she wasn’t charged for resisting or disorderly for what was shown in this video, eh?
Man, anytime I think my life is messed up I watch these vids and I feel MUCH better about myself!!