How NOT to Raise a Dog

[@krissy3245]

She is the most annoying person. They were so patient with this woman. Unbelievable!!

[@Pugetwitch]

SPD could learn something from these officers. When I was an obvious homeless teenager struggling with a lot of issues (included abuse from an adult "bf"), I was never shown the amount of kindness nor Grace that this woman was shown as a full grown, seemingly housed and well to do (albeit intoxicated) adult.

[@carolsummers8734]

She got worse and ended up in jail for 5 years after she caused a bad accident.

[@bettiepagegirl58]

I'm so sorry you went through that, especially as a teen. I guarantee you she is no upstanding citizen who risks others for her own needs. She's awful. Her other video is so bad. She's so effed up in it and acting unaccountable, as usual. I hope you were able to find peace and happiness in your life. You deserve it. Blessed Be )0(

[@fabricioemmanuelli1115]

This is called: white privilege! You think anyone other than a white person by this white cops gets treated so nice?

[@catserver8577]

Wayyyy too patient. Just should have got her in there immediately. Over an hour of this.

[@dianelafreniere1362]

My heart goes out to that precious little dog. Some pets just do not deserve the wacko owners they have to live with! I hope this sweet baby got re-homed to a better family.

[@Jerseygirl2160]

She shouldn't be allowed to own any kind of pet

[@jennycurtis4447]

I don’t really care for dogs but I totally agree with you. Praying that she does not have children.

[@ridiculogan2962]

someone else commented that she got into a head on collision 7 months later with that same dog in the car, dog was rehomed with our injury and she was taken in for whatever. could be total bs though but seemed legit

[@carolsummers8734]

​@ridiculogan2962 she got 5 years in jail.

[@jeanleteff1221]

My heart goes out to this pòor woman and the dog. ❤

[@jennydiver100]

Please just get the dog away from her immediately.

[@Hunnie_B]

YES!

[@Jbow3607]

This woman needs real mental health help. And weight watchers of course

[@jackiemarini3203]

Agree 💯💯💯💯💯

[@annatanneberger1]

@@Jbow3607 Oh dear. Mental health. Ancient philosophers and modern intellectuals believed that religion is unnecessary, and as soon as we've dumped religion, humanity will move on a higher plane. Instead, the gap left by religion is now being filled by "mental health." Instead of striving to be better humans - they can get pills. Instead of parents striving to raise good kids - they can count on the kids getting mental health care.

[@richbadour6002]

@@Jbow3607Why and what’s your evidence??? These cop stole her dog and arrested her for walking!!! Tell me why we have to calm down when being attacked by pathetic paid terrorist from the government!!! Put yourself in her shoes and see if you would still lick those boots!!!

[@ParaGoddess143]

I just emailed the Chief in Sheboygan to commend the officer, Dustin for his humanity and how he handled this call

[@neuesachlichkeit6919]

Thank you for that. We make every attempt to compliment people in any position when they do a stellar job TO THEIR SUPERVISORS IN WRITING. It really does add up and maybe affect their future promotions, wages, and options--at least, that's the hope!

[@wyattbenson1490]

That’s great! Dustin is a great asset to our city. He’s very involved in the community and is even an instructor at the technical college!

[@wyattbenson1490]

@HoustonHoneyde-escalation.. He knows what he’s doing as he’s also an instructor at the local technical school. Think you can do better, attend one of his classes and tell him

[@1718cv]

🙄

[@glennhall8795]

Lol the arrested her for a OWI when she was a block from her car lol well commendable lmao

[@Jason-br1zj]

These officers deserve a medal 🏅 for being so patient

[@robertschumann7737]

These officers should not be handling the situation in the first place. If the defund tge police movement would have been understood correctly and not tied up in political issues a mental health expert might have been there instead of the police. She is having an obvious psychotic break and should have been taken to a nut house but of course the police just focus on an arrest.

[@anotherkilleramongst]

​@robertschumann7737 Ah, well I hope next you're pulled over for going only 3 over the speed limit and get a ticket

[@d0lynn]

That’s what I was screaming!

[@mattkearney9343]

So true. Soooo freaking true.

[@user-tz1nl9sb8v]

​@@robertschumann7737 If you want to defund police, you're part of the problem. Remember we don't have federally paid nut houses.

[@jamesschroeder1174]

Went to went to high school with Dustin. I’m glad there are people out there like him wearing the uniform helping keep communities safe. Hats off to him and other officers like him.

[@adventurestar7777]

He was amazing, kindest officer I've ever seen

[@UnderTheMilkyWay-mc8md]

Decent bloke.

[@aceplatini859]

His charges were dismissed, womp womp, should have left her to her business. Walking your dog ain’t a crime!

[@xincie3134]

@@aceplatini859driving impaired is though 🤷‍♀️

[@aceplatini859]

@@xincie3134 couldn’t prove that, she was walking the dog, that’s why he wanted to get her back to the car so he could link them. Dismissed.

[@ChristineBeeeeee]

Justice for Annie!! ✊🏻

[@donnamauer3215]

Free Annie !!!

[@hailla97]

Justice for Annie

[@Jazz1959]

Justice for the dog!

[@rarbiyoutube]

​​@@Jazz1959And for any dogs in a similar situation, K9 too!

[@CHrisPetE056]

Annie could maybe be the official PD dog. 🎉🎉🎉

[@tinap4800]

This woman doesn't deserve to own a pet rock, much less an animal of any kind. My heart was breaking for this poor little dog Annie. I pray that poor pup was given a new wonderful, happy and loving home and is living her best life now!!

[@luciagarza1736]

The lead officer has a beautiful voice. I could listen to him forever🥰

[@Misscoco4346]

I thought that too.

[@jamiepender6667]

Agreed.

[@realsweett05]

These are the most patient cops I have ever seen! They definitely had empathy! Praying for Danielle to find mental clarity, and someone please give the cute pup a beautiful life!

[@linoroll8296]

Annie ran over, when the officer called her, like " thank God you're here!!".😂

[@ellapines2850]

I think Annie has seen some things!! 😂

[@ericcurry-pitcher5493]

Just another issue of cops criminalizing homelessness. Addiction issues, used as an excuse to take every dime she'll ever make and make sure she has a record to ruin the rest of her life. Disgusting. STOP POLICING THE PUBLIC FOR PROFIT. Of course she's making them money sitting in prison. Then she owes for life. This is money for a for profit prison system. Horrible.

[@shanacampbell2682]

If only Annie could write a book....

[@C.L.190]

@@shanacampbell2682not sure Annie can spell Annie

[@kea5763]

What is going onnnnnnn???!!! Gawd, yose guys! Gaaaah

[@BlueDingo555]

This cop is a fabulous human being,it takes tremendous amounts of patience with people like Danielle.

[@rexstetson1717]

I hate when my steering wheel runs out of gas.

[@EZ_Case]

Don’t forget to change your turn signal fluid every 5k miles.

[@RhymesWithCadaver]

At one point the cop accidentally said that her gas ran out of car lol

[@JillStrand]

That comment made my day! 😂😂😂

[@marleemum7057]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@marleemum7057]

​@@EZ_Case.....I thought it gets changed every 500 miles since it's used very often.

[@dropdead_red]

The patience this man has is incredible. He should be training monks or something.

[@bbe3034]

It’s amazing that so many of us try to make our world a better place for everyone and then there’s people like this woman!

[@tigerlilygirl2643]

She either has mental health issues, is an alcoholic or has a substance use disorder. She seems very confused and it is actually very hard to watch.

[@abbyynorman2874]

Over medicated Over drugged society Thank BP 😅medical industry has disappeared

[@kdizzle901]

Unfortunately there’s more bad people than good people

[@VIAl1]

She seems insane not malicious.

[@judymanley5637]

I absolutely couldn’t be a cop! These men have the patience of saints! This woman is horrible! Poor dog

[@jayc9179]

This wretched thing that sucks O2 isn't a woman.

[@inviz_957]

Bodycams.

[@gavinford3956]

@@inviz_957Thanks, Captain Obvious

[@EZ_Case]

@@inviz_957what about them?

[@courtneywilliams7988]

I couldn’t be a cop either. If a dog or child is involved, I’d probably end up in jail. Disgusting

[@JMUK]

Daniel’s dog follows directions better than she does. Impossible person

[@miekaash6831]

Annie is a good girl! lol

[@ozzierabbit587]

She was wasted. Probably pretty typical for her considering all her DUIs.

[@Rosebudlola]

Tbf they were giving a majority of directions indirectly and politely. I am a teacher and most of the times I witness parents or fellow teachers encounter difficulties with children following directions it's because they are not using direct enough commands. More and more of these videos remind me of behaviour incidents with children, (although a disclaimer here, I think this woman is a good person going through a mental health crisis and likely addiction). "Let's go over here to your car" is a really polite way to gently guide the potentially hostile person to the car and could avoid an escalation. But it's not a direction. It is open to interpretation, if the conscious or subconscious mind bothers to take it in at all, it implies a huge amount of choice. A majority of the "directions" she supposedly "ignored" were like this and hard to interpret for someone not in their right frame of mind. It's a difficult balancing act as you have to be polite enough not to escalate things but direct enough to assertively tell them what needs to happen. I generally put myself in the direction also, but would use language of certainty. "We are going to your car now" and keep repeating it, in a kind tone, and even making jokes to make light of it, but showing seriousness but the assertion. Example of something I'd try with a kid (it may or may not work though!) Policeman: Come on, Danielle, we are going to your car... Danielle: Rambling gibberish Policeman: No, first we go to your car, then we...xyz Danielle: Gibberish. Policman: Danielle, come on, car, now. (Friendly tone still and start walking in that direction and taking about the "next" with her as it she's already walking next to you and keep saying her name to refocus her attention). Not saying any of that would work. I get the impression she has an awful lot of anxiety and maybe her brother and nephew have had their own run ins with police so she's worried about calling them also. Again, I don't see a bad person, just someone who needs help. Poor dog though.

[@Roethles]

@@Rosebudlola there were plenty of times when they gave a direct order and she also just completely ignored those as well.

[@pattykochenower4222]

Yes! She’s sooo annoying !!! “ what’s that” whose that? I have the number .. what is it? Ummmm ….On and onn.. I feel bad for her dog especially and her “ nephew” if he exists . 🙄🙄

[@fritzjagr5121]

The fact that the dog immediately ran up to the police officer before going back to its owner tells you everything you need to know.

[@discdoggie]

No it doesn’t lol. My dogs run up to any stranger to try and get treats and pets. Actually, the fact they ARE trusting if strangers show they are well socialized and much loved. They trust humans (almost too much!) because their experiences with them have been positive. Danielle looks like she has too many other issues to be the proper caretaker of anyone or anything, but that Annie ran to the cops merely shows she trusts humans

[@simonjohnston9488]

No it doesn't.

[@callumanderson2645]

Yeah no. Dogs that are properly treated by humans love humans and are excited to meet new people.

[@animaanimus8011]

Yeah, I got to agree- my dog LOVES to have visitors and would absolutely run to say hi.

[@ElanaVital83]

She crashed her car with him and abandoned the dog inside so....sorry you're incorrect. She almost killed the poor thing repeatedly ​@discdoggie

[@SethMurray-l5n]

Damn man. Salute these boys for that level of patience.

[@kathylucas6587]

Animal Services should be ashamed for giving that dog back to her. After the November accident I hope it eventually found a decent home. Bless it’s heart.😢

[@carolsummers8734]

Police at the major accident she caused said the dog was really sweet.

[@Anna-tc6rz]

I'm not sure they have a choice as dogs are considered property

[@simonjohnston9488]

Ashamed for following the law? Get over yourself.

[@user-hd9vf8iv6z]

Way to be blame a nonprofit animal shelter that only exists to help homeless pets and provide service to the community. People like you are why animal shelter workers have the highest suicide rate in the country. It’s an emotionally exhausting, hard job. They don’t withhold people’s pets just because they’ve been arrested. Half the country would have their pets seized. Then we would have millions more homeless pets and hundreds of thousands more euthanasias. Don’t blame an animal shelter.

[@babsie1952]

@@Anna-tc6rz Animal abuse is a federal offense and this is considered animal abuse and dogs are taken away and abusers can get up to seven years in prison under the Animal Welfare Act. State laws also exist. Animal Services should be reported for placing the dog back in abusive situation. They are not considered "property". The ASPCA also exists to assist.

[@Materialgirl_3]

Imagine having to deal with this person all day? 😂 He gave her way too many chances. The poor dog doesn’t deserve to be in that situation.

[@EverydayWithBobby]

Also, you fine af

[@PeggyLowman-ug6vo]

This is probably all poor little Annie knows. She would thrive in a good loving home.

[@frankt285]

That's why I personally embrace my single life and; peace of mind...😮😮😊

[@christineweaver3090]

I've got a question... SHUT UP!!!

[@ozzierabbit587]

She might act like a rather normal person when she's not intoxicated, whenever that may be.

[@Kimerly_7151]

FYI she has 7 days to pick her dog up. If she doesn’t she gets adopted by a much better person. I hope she didn’t pick her up.

[@EverydayWithBobby]

Probably forgot she had a dog like she “forgot” her address smh

[@luv2icesk8lots]

That is usually for a “stray hold”. I think special arrangements can be made for people who are incarcerated because depending on the length of incarceration they don’t have the ability to claim their animal. I highly doubt the shelter/humane society would wait 3 months for an owner to make bond though. The shelter I volunteer at has had police bring in animals of people who have been arrested, but from what I remember all of the owners have returned shortly. What saddens me though is the animals we get from cruelty/neglect cases. Those are sad!

[@jonboll-LGM]

Great job paying attention! @@Jennabear39

[@odysseusnissan]

I wish you were right but the chances of someone adopting Annie are super low. So many good dogs get euthanized everyday.

[@zackwalker664]

I don’t know. Here, if a family/household member surrenders an animal, or if an animal is taken by police (not animal control), no one in the household can adopt any dogs; even if it’s a dog surrendered while the owner was arrested, the owner can’t retrieve it after they’re released.

[@CATMAMA2090]

These officers deserve a praise and a raise. They have been so patient and respectful

[@Klaproossje]

12:30 HA! Did anyone else cought the cop saying, 'do you know when your gas ran out of car?' 😂😂😂 nice!

[@Rob0tnic]

i was looking for this comment and now wondering why it's not the top comment :D had to do a retake just to be sure i heard right xD

[@jackiestewart4450]

Yes lol

[@SRobinson-hr6me]

😂

[@heather77hk]

yes, I did! lol

[@Charly-in-the-808]

@@Rob0tnicI heard it but ignored it. That officer was at the point where most of us would have wanted to clobber Danielle. I think we can cut him some slack for his error which he corrected immediately. Honestly I had lost my patience before she even got in sight of the car, which she didn’t know was silver, or not.

[@patsyelrod3180]

They were so patient with her!! I definitely could not be an officer!👮

[@robynsnest1895]

Agree Completely!!!!!!!!! 😂

[@Puddycat00]

I know right? I would have been pulling my hair out . I have no patience for “Danielle’s” of the world. These kind hearted cops really don’t get paid enough.

[@Siberaborn]

Gladly I'm a peace officer in the U.K and have not had any altercations like this.....YET😮😂😂

[@solarlass5807]

Bet officers wish they could fast forward in real life to bypass all the bullsh!t. 😂😅😂

[@voxfan7403]

Is she available? Asking for a friend.

[@ritamulloy3522]

The dog thinking *Jesus save me*

[@DragonLady71100]

Dog is asking for witness protection.

[@jettsoma]

Jesus 🎶 take the wheel!

[@Quokka838]

Lol!

[@sharonthompson672]

Run Annie! Be free!!!!!

[@marier1127]

@@sharonthompson672lol that's why she ran to the officer

[@LindaLinda80Linda]

Such a calm dog. Never barked.

[@JamesQMurphy]

Or sick

[@LindaLinda80Linda]

@@JamesQMurphy That’s too sad to think about.

[@JamesQMurphy]

@@LindaLinda80Linda I hear you. I hope all is well for poor pup.

[@kdizzle901]

That’s not a good thing if she didn’t bark it means something might be wrong

[@devnull1313]

Imagine what she does when it does bark. Most TikToks, when you ask the dog "Wanna go Walkies?" don't start trying to find a place to hide. I bet the dog tried to "lose" the leash on the side of that building on purpose.

[@alabrie]

The patience of this officer.... unmatched.

[@nsrayfield]

The SECOND she resisted arrest that would be it….no more requests, nothing. It’s sad the cops have to go through all this before arresting someone.

[@alainaval]

Really good cops these guys. Even as she’s resisting, they maintain a kind and compassionate tone of voice. Need more of that.

[@cesar1715]

The patience these officers showed was excellent. She just didn’t listen. Way to go officers.

[@ByDemonsBeDriven78]

I hope the dog found a good, loving family! The amount of patience these cops had was exceptional!

[@Nimmesis]

These officers are the most kind and patient officers I’ve ever witnessed ❤ I wish one of them would’ve been able to adopt the dog..

[@johnhauser5939]

19:43 Videos like this give you a new respect for law enforcement. I cannot believe how much patients these men have. I would have lost mine a long time ago

[@genewalker8837]

I hope Annie is in a loving caring home. She deserves it. Good Annie.

[@sonevgirl6331]

Right?! Poor dog doesn’t deserve to be out in the cold with a crazy person

[@genewalker8837]

@@sonevgirl6331 agreed

[@Ladyne77]

She got her back unfortunately and was in an even crazier situation months later... with Annie. 😢

[@annamariavalatka636]

Same here 😢

[@marsisthegodofwar]

It blows my mind when the cops tell someone they are free to go but they want to keep talking and interacting with them instead. They told her she was free to leave and then she messed up by asking them to walk her around 🙄. When a cop says you are free to go, LEAVE.

[@bettiepagegirl58]

You wouldn't have to tell me twice, I'd leave Skid marks out of there. Feet don't fail me now. 😅😂

[@annamariavalatka636]

Drunk?

[@annamariavalatka636]

​@@bettiepagegirl58 same here

[@FernVert]

OMG, it's HER! I thought I recognised her. She's that loathsome thing that caused a massive accident and tried to hijack multiple vehicles. She was perfectly happy to abandon her dog then, only to perform like a demon when they arrested her. Thank Christ she's in prison.

[@bburgess5003]

Is there a body cam video?

[@FernVert]

@bburgess5003 there is. NM says the link is in their text but I don't see it.

[@FernVert]

@@bburgess5003found it! Get ready for absolute chaos & mayhem.

[@larisajackson5898]

I think this is either her second or third video…wish I could remember where I saw them…

[@tammypowers7497]

I feel bad for the prison guards. Keep her in solitary so they keep their sanity.

[@Cheekers]

I’ve only been awake for two hours or so, but need a nap. That was one of the most exhausting clips I’ve ever seen, and they sped a lot of it up! Jeepers Cripes, poor Annie. Hope you’re okay!!!!

[@johannamarsh8464]

The police officer was extremely patient! Wow!

[@juliapalmer2344]

I can’t believe they let her control this arrest. They asked her over 70 times to move on the sidewalk. Unbelievable!!! I sure hope she is charged with resisting.

[@rollapoid]

wisconsin moment

[@sharonthompson672]

Yes! Agree 100% 🖐️👍

[@Trouble-Clef]

You’re mistaken. She is not controlling it. She doesn’t even have control if herself. They spent so much time wanting to just reach family. The officer is obviously trained to deal with the mentally ill. This is how it looks. They want to keep it from escalating. It takes longer because they think she’s ill. Even her BAC wasn’t high enough to explain her behaviour. Standing in the street and treason. Weather is not normal. None of her behaviour was normal. That’s how you’re supposed to treat them mentally ill. She hadn’t been behind the wheel when they found her. She had been committing a crime when they found her. They were concerned about her well-being. There’s a difference. Being outside is not a crime.

[@Crazy_Cat_Lady777]

Have you seen her next video where she crashes her car then leaves poor Annie in the crashed car while she runs off and tries to carjack someone’s vehicle? If you can believe it she’s 10x worse in the next video. Spoiler: she was still looking for her nephew and other family.

[@reallyjustrandom1230]

Am I the only one that sat here with anticipation wondering how far the "IGNORED ORDERS COUNTER" would go up.

[@shantellwright6424]

It’s like counting to 5 for your kids but doing it really really slow hoping they will obey lol

[@joeecko8001]

😂😂😂

[@dragonmaid1360]

I guessed 20 and i think she went closer to 50. Funny how she had the thought to ignore him but didnt want to do the right thing and call someone.

[@HuskyDog88]

@@shantellwright6424 If Danielle were black, that counter would not have gone up to 3 without her having consequences.

[@michel3691]

I was watching it.

[@lisalaursen3684]

These are some of the most patient officers I’ve ever seen. I don’t know how they can deal with people like that day after day.

[@ChrisG1122]

They were a little too patient. I don't think it should have passed 25.

[@veronicapoe1772]

Imagine being her friend and trying to get her to leave your house. She wouldn’t even shut up long enough for anyone to say a full sentence. I couldn’t be an officer. I have zero patience for ppl in general but ppl like this would send me over the edge. Poor doggie.

[@baydonwhite1479]

The fact people like this can own a car is frightening

[@Charly-in-the-808]

Or a dog.

[@katiemielnicki3605]

She was on another video crashed her car, left the scene, tried getting into a stranger's car to drive away, screaming about her dog getting away, and out of her mind high on drugs it was CRAZY!! Cops couldn't even control her and all she kept screaming was "what did I do" "what's going on" she was on another planet

[@LaceandArmour]

Yeah, I saw that.

[@sethbrown8912]

Place a link please!

[@Trouble-Clef]

I’m trying to find it. The link was supposed to be in the description but I can’t find it.

[@pedanticmisanthrope]

KZbin doesn't allow links anymore

[@tabora_]

​@pedanticmisanthrope there are literally 2 links in the description but go off I guess......

[@convolutedcarcass1523]

Wow these are the nicest most patient cops ever. They deserve a reward in my opinion.

[@SmokeShadow49311]

It really is amazing that this woman did not shut up for this entire video. Half an hour of talking without saying anything.

[@sonevgirl6331]

She truly bugged the sh!t outta me 😡

[@stevenanthonycomedy]

Anyone catch the cop saying "car for your gas" lol? I chuckled.

[@2dronetek2]

I thought I heard him say... Lol

[@Snoody711]

I did lol

[@JessyingAround]

That poor man was getting drained by dealing with all that chaos 😂😂

[@rawrwata5289]

I heard gas ran out of car 😂😂😂

[@Miss.Lechuza_Chusma]

Poor sweet pup . You can tell she's such a good girl . I hope she found a safe forever home to go to .

[@Alexian9]

Most patient cop on the face of the planet

[@jilbertb]

Wow! She's a real keeper! Please, keep her, in jail! 😂

[@jacklow9611]

She'll be locked up for another (at least) 6 years, so she's not going to be out where she can do much harm. Depending on her behavior while in prison, if she doesn't behave herself, she could be looking at a much longer sentence. At least she'll probably be able to dry out completely.

[@psyckchyck]

😅

[@ducewags]

@@jacklow9611 Nice try, but nope. 7 months after this she crashed head on going the wrong way, and she had the same dog with her. How did that "locked up for 6 years" work out again with the system?

[@jacklow9611]

@@ducewags I was just going by what they said in the video about her charges and how she was to be punished. Other than that, I knew nothing about what happened. If she crashed into someone later, then it was the court system that failed to get her off the streets, not me.

[@ducewags]

@srworegon I think you are telling the wrong person that. Or got some comments and people mixed up.

[@Misshughestrm]

Cute dog. Hope it's been adopted by a good family

[@shawncalderon4950]

These officers deserve a bonus!

[@LanaMerhi]

My heart just melted of how cute this dog is, and the way the dog was freezing 😭

[@Alyssa_M513]

"It's out of gas, how is it on?" "Your battery..." "Huh??? I don't get that." Idk why but that really got me😂😂😂😂

[@pushindaisies5327]

"Annie are okay, Annie are you okay Annie" running through my head while watching this video. No smooth criminal, I hope the dog is okay.

[@CopWifeCopMom]

I came here to comment the exact same thing!! 😂

[@matt4054yt]

Yeah the whole video felt like a crescendo...

[@CelestaDarkdweller]

Same lol

[@powers1217]

🤣

[@Smashingblouse]

Came here for this 😂😂

[@OmphaleOpsimath]

She broke my brain. If I had to hear, “this is the last time” one more time…

[@lastdaysdreamer]

😂😂😂

[@StopAndSmilee]

I totally agree!!

[@EZ_Case]

The dog deserves so much better.

[@Lava91point0]

It's always fascinating to watch how energetic people become the second they're placed in handcuffs. A lesson in never taking people at just their word. And that being a cop is clearly a very stressful and trying job.

[@erlersherdersher1518]

Real cops talks to dogs in a baby voice ❤

[@JasonA-g5d]

These cops were amazing they were extremely patient thank you guys

[@SneekOutside]

12:30- " how long ago do you think your gas ran out of car" 😂😂

[@killersaint89]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who caught that

[@polkadots2823]

😂

[@sabianescoo]

I mean when you’ve been dealing this this human rot it’d affect me too

[@saskialolita]

@@sabianescoolol ikr, I think her manic, discombobulated delirium was starting to rub off a lil on those poor officers 😝

[@TragicTheory569]

😂😂 I purposely searched the comments to see how many others noticed it too

[@MinetteFarrar-ei8wv]

The most patient cops ever!

[@OutsiderLXIX]

Are these not the most patient police officers there ever were? Amazing professionalism....she certainly didnt deserve it, but thats what makes these officers great. Great job officers!

[@jenmdawg]

My god - she’s stuck between lying, dodging, acting and not remembering (short term memory loss due to long term intoxication) and cannot even fathom how much harm she’s capable of inflicting… which makes her a real danger to anyone in her orbit. If she’d not run out of gas she could have easily killed someone. We’re all in this together and with the lack of resources - mental health and rehab - we really do have to take care of ourselves while also not enabling people like her. It’s a brutal dilemma.

[@KevBotM]

I guess I should've finished the video before commenting. On that last point 100% that's why they dismissed it. No jury would find her guilty.

[@tara-arat]

Most of the "help" is just set up to make money off addicts and those with a mental health diagnosis....we have the knowledge to almost cure and help make life better but they are more valuable sick....

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

I can believe that alcohol and/or drugs has damaged her brain but standing in a well-lit area looking at a car, she's not even sure if it's hers or not? BS!!! If she was that far gone, she'd be in a dementia ward somewhere and need a nurse to lead her to the cafeteria everyday.

[@Trouble-Clef]

⁠@@Skank_and_Gutterboy ​​And you’ve obviously never dealt with the mentally ill. That’s exactly what it looks like. She wasn’t committing any crime when they came across her. The police officer recognized there was a problem, and that’s why he took the time that he did. They can’t even say she was OWI be a they don’t know when she parked her car. It could’ve been there for hours. That’s why the OWI charge was dropped. Anyone who’s ever dealt with the mentally ill wound recognize that this woman is sick. There’s a big difference between being belligerent and what you saw in this video. The officer really only wanted to get ahold of family and send her home because he understood there was a problem with her mentally. The fact that you can’t recognize it is just your own inexperience. When someone is suffering psychotic break, it does not take much to push them over the edge. That’s why they took their time with her. And that’s why he kept reassuring her about her dog. It’s really quite sad that people today can’t understand that the brain can be broken. Just like any part of your body can. Lay people of the 1950s understood a heck of a lot more than the people 2024. But I had a chuckle at your KZbin name lol. It’s definitely original lol

[@edbad9345]

I can't believe the patience of these Officers God Bless Them! 🙏🙏🙏

[@GrandmaDawn118]

The level of patience that this officer has is absolutely incredible!! I have tried my entire life to have a quarter of the patience that he has with this impossible woman!!! Kudos to you Sir! Edit: that poor dog 😕

[@AaronBridges]

Most patient cops I’ve ever seen.

[@glynndove9511]

This is like going through an entire year in 15 minutes...

[@medicinelodgeranching4869]

I think these are the most patient police officers I have ever seen!!!

[@rajiv6336]

She is the height of entitlement. Hats off to that officer. His level of patience is insane...

[@peggyd2352]

That's not entitlement ,it's stupidity.

[@kdizzle901]

His “level of patience” allowed her to control the arrest

[@julieb3996]

that's not entitlement, it's mental illness

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

@@peggyd2352 I agree. One large symptom of a very-low IQ person is the inability to stop talking. This woman couldn't stop talking for 10 seconds in a row if there was a stack of $100 bills in it for her.

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

@@kdizzle901 Exactly. People get so bent on, "The cop was so nice and professional!" No, the cop was nice to the point of stupidity. It's like dealing with one of those sovereign-citizens where the cops beg them for 40 minutes to get out of the car and show a license. There's an appropriate time to stop being nice and say to your partner, "OK, this whole effort is pissing in the wind and we need to just take them in." It should've taken 3 minutes to reach that point, not 20. Whether it's an act or real, this woman is so scatter-brained that she's not going to do anything unless you make her. I'm all good with a cop being nice to a person who deserves it. This isn't one of those cases.

[@LEGOkingJETTT]

That dog is chill af

[@junebuchholtz287]

Used to it

[@Raven77559]

The dog is traumatized.

[@animaanimus8011]

I love her.

[@BetSeeBoo]

These officers deserve medals for the incredible amount of patience they demonstrated with this woman!! It was truly unbelievable!

[@kathyshelton9708]

This was very hard to watch. I am glad she had the officers she did. They were so good and tried to help her as much as they were able.

[@TexMomHollie]

This made me want to wake up my defiant children and "practice listening and following commands"... they're 4 and 11 😆 the PATIENCE of these officers! Made me think whoever touched her first must have a TON of paperwork they're trying to avoid!

[@GrillsBare]

I always appreciate the details at the end . Not all channels provide that .

[@MidwestCrime]

Thanks for watching💜

[@austinplayzgames3908]

These cops were so patient and kind! Can’t imagine having to do that job!

[@susancampbell4062]

I'd take Annie home in a heartbeat. Danielle is a menace to society.

[@annamariavalatka636]

I agree

[@heathermcfarland6317]

I am shocked that she left her purse on the side of the road and it was still there an hour later.

[@meelahmak]

ME TOO

[@80bbygrl]

I feel so bad for her dog. It needs a better owner.

[@shandon360]

Thank for caring about the dog! Most ppl dont. Children and animals ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@annatanneberger1]

Dear Annie. I have a rescue dog that looks a lot like Annie. And the same calm, accepting demeanour. That stoicism is not natural. I don't know what he's been through before I adopted him. He immediately made friends with my cat (also adult adoptee). They play together and run zoomies. But outside my yard he puts up a stoic front. No fear-aggression, thank goodness. But a stoic front when strangers or kids pet him. He endures calmly.

[@JCro_06]

The more of these videos I watch them, or I’ll believe that police officers are some of the most patient people I have ever seen ❤

[@normac9531]

The cop's got the patience of a saint.

[@Jacelyn-tn6mq]

OMG the poor dog. I hope the dog is with a loving and responsible person/family. Also, these officers have shown more patience with this woman than I'd ever be able to muster.

[@youmakemehappy7]

I'm looking into adopting her if she is not already

[@Jacelyn-tn6mq]

@@youmakemehappy7 Do you know which rescue or shelter the dog is in?

[@pc3822]

Wow, these officers are sooo patient! Lots of respect for that kind of law enforcement.

[@korynta]

I cannot believe how calm and relaxed the cops are in Wisconsin, W O W !

[@erinmalone2669]

It’s that Midwest nice

[@kategunster4445]

Cops in Florida with a choke slammed her in the first 5 minutes of this video

[@DAGARBEAR4861]

“You’re gas ran out of car” 😂

[@belindai4045]

I’ve never seen a more patient policeman ever

[@millyjr343]

This is how patient all cops should be. For the first time seeing one of these videos I am actually impressed how these men handled and stayed extremely patient the whole time even with the apprehension. Good job guys and please stay this way with your careers.

[@JasmineCrump]

This arrest took far too long.

[@maryloushaw6858]

How do you guys have so much patience with someone like this

[@deborahstrunk7450]

Omg the patience of these officers is amazing!!! Why do people think they can do whatever they want when their drink ???

[@ping_pingg]

12:30 "so how long ago did your gas run out of car?" 😂

[@pickitupandbinit-6097]

What a great natured wee dog going through all that and not reacting aggressively at any point. The owner on the other hand could do with some training. Very patient cops!

[@grimreefer4646]

I’m no expert but that dog didn’t seem too upset being separated from her lol

[@barbaramccollum-sd8vi]

Yep😅

[@kriscarmelo]

This woman is looney tunes. That poor dog. She probably doesn’t even know or realize the dog is cold. Hungry. And ready to go live with a nice, loving and happy family.

[@Dr.Cosmar]

Officer was so flustered, he said, "How long ago do you think your gas ran out of car."

[@peterhulse1064]

This lady is completely nuts.

[@Ap2_dc2_007]

Patient was at a whole new level

[@greathornedowl3644]

🤷🏽‍♂Life is hard, so many things to remember, where I live, how to spell my last name, where my car is, maybe you should write things down.

[@jilbertb]

Probably doesn't know how to spell...

[@straightforward]

😆 @greathornedowl3644

[@bunkie1996A]

Tattoo the necessary info on the forearm.😅

[@MultiClittle]

​@@bunkie1996A😂