6 Freakouts That Escalated Real Fast Caught on Bodycam

Cody Brin, 31, at Salt Lake City International Airport, refused multiple requests to move from a plane aisle, then allegedly shoulder-checked an airline employee. When confronted by airport police, she resisted arrest, claiming to be a 'massage therapist' and accusing officers of hurting her. Her resistance continued with verbal abuse, including political insults, leading to charges of public intoxication, sexual battery assault, and interfering with a police officer.

Cody Brin refused to move, shoulder-checked an employee, and resisted arrest, stating, 'I'm a massage therapist. You need to pump the brakes.' She later yelled, 'You guys are f***ing Trump humpers to the core, huh?'

Maria Rosario was confronted by Officer Shupek for theft of services at a high-end seafood restaurant in Short Hills, NJ. She immediately became combative, refusing to comply with orders and physically resisting. She repeatedly claimed that male officers were not allowed to touch women, escalating her resistance and threatening officers, resulting in charges including theft of services, resisting arrest, and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer.

Maria Rosario yelled, 'NO, THEY'RE ALWAYS TOUCHING WOMEN. GO YOUR FACE AND TOUCH THEM.' and 'NO, YOU WERE NOT ALLOWED TO TOUCH A WOMAN.' while actively resisting arrest.

Karina Montana, 26, demanded immediate hard copies of medical records from a St. Pete, FL dental office. Despite being told the documents would be prepared later or mailed, she became highly argumentative, refusing to leave the premises. After briefly leaving, she returned, prolonging the confrontation and refusing to wait or comply with officers' instructions, leading to her arrest for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest with violence, and trespass after warning.

Karina Montana repeatedly questioned, 'Why is it an issue for me to get it now?' and later, 'I'm not a dog. I'm not sitting down like I'm a dog.' She left and returned, continuing to argue despite being warned of trespassing.

Lindsay Rosner, 39, known to law enforcement, caused a disturbance at a Morris, IL hotel. She exhibited delusional behavior, claiming to be 'Jesus Christ's daughter' and making erratic statements about her 'dad' and expired license plates. Despite officers' attempts to de-escalate, she continued screaming, destroyed property, and violently resisted arrest, kicking officers, leading to charges of resisting and obstructing police and aggravated battery.

Lindsay Rosner stated, 'I'm Jesus Christ's daughter.' and 'He's my dad.' She later yelled, 'GET OFF. Calm down. Get off. Calm down. Turn around.' while kicking officers during her arrest.

Devin Potruffski, 25, was found passed out in her car with loud music in Asbury Park, NJ. Officers detected alcohol and requested her ID and for her to exit the vehicle for field sobriety tests. She repeatedly refused, making defiant statements and physically resisting efforts to remove her from the car, resulting in her arrest for driving under the influence, criminal mischief, and resisting arrest.

Devin Potruffski stated, 'I'm sitting where I'm sitting and you're waking me up and you're disturbing my peace.' She later refused to exit, saying, 'No, thank you.' and 'You have no other option here.'

Sharon Fitzpatrick, 53, a former city road flagger, entered the Northport Police Department to file a dramatic complaint, accusing officers of lying, antagonizing her, and touching her belongings. Despite being told she couldn't scream, she continued to escalate, refusing to leave and claiming her rights were being violated while filling out a form. She was arrested for resisting with violence and battery on a law enforcement officer.

Sharon Fitzpatrick screamed, 'YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TOUCH MY BELONGINGS.' and 'YOU ARE HURTING ME. YOU ARE VIOLATING MY RIGHTS.' She repeatedly asked, 'What law was I breaking when I was sitting there?'