Woman's Motel Rampage Quickly Turns Wild and Disgusting

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[@FirstUsername]

yo mama

[@liquidcode1704]

ive never heard of a "forever pimple" before lol

[@davidpawson7393]

I completely destroyed everything in a Days Inn suite, gave a coworker two black eyes, he didn't listen the first time lol, after another coworker bought three bottles of Crown. I woke up with a pillow stuck to my head, a headache and a completely destroyed room. Fridge, microwave, all lights, dresser, chairs, walls mattresses etc splintered, bent, ripped and or bloody. Thank goodness hotel staff and coworkers cared enough to not call police and let me pay for the damages. I never drank liquor again. Big thanks to Steven and Flip for handling my complete loss of control letting internalized anger out especially as I hurt both of them during my rampage. Another big thanks to the staff at Days Inn on 17 or 301 in Eastern Virginia circa 2007 or 2008. Thanks. A year later I beat heroin but again because I had help.

[@BlondeAgent]

Nice shirts but too expensive maybe one of these days....

[@JamalToney-uc7tb]

Play cops made police

[@shelley6477]

How can one person be hilarious and heartbreaking at the same time?

[@aogwaro]

“Superman lookin MFer.”

[@thomaskifleiesus7340]

She was hysterical due to the medication and alchohol she done took .. sad position to be in .. mental health ain't no joke

[@Buildyourinheritance]

Demonic y’all enter read the Holy Scriptures

[@rondaallen7211]

exactly the right description.

[@DSas2300]

Sad clowns are a staple.

[@carolynperez7347]

Don't forget about the hotel manager. She is a gem and really seems to care about Rhonda. Kudos to her.

[@OfficialTaebands]

Facts

[@joearnold5836]

Her humanity was very touching and sadly it's rare to see that in the world.

[@christopherhorton3555]

​@@joearnold5836I think she's part of the reason this went as smooth as it did

[@IAreSmeegoo]

I've met her, she is a nice lady. They get a lot of characters there at that motel.

[@heatherbukowski2102]

Yep, she seems like a good person and tried her best. You could tell she was reluctant to call the police, but it was at the point where she was scared, her property was being damaged, and it'd be dangerous to leave the situation alone.

[@bbqbeast9012]

This lady is THE nicest cop ever. She was trying so hard to work this out

[@thomashenebry8269]

You can't work things out with crazy people. Only a fool would try.

[@AP-op4rc]

@@thomashenebry8269 Idk dude, she was one of the few that didn’t get spat on. If that’s not a W then idk what is.

[@thomashenebry8269]

@AP-op4rc Would you like to explain again in English?

[@AP-op4rc]

@@thomashenebry8269 Well it was in English but also intended as a joke. I assume you’re struggling with “idk” which was intended to mean “I don’t, or I do not know”, and then the letter “W” stood for the word “win”. So just feel free to substitute those in where they fit. Hope that helps, you tool bag.

[@ItsPinky1]

@@thomashenebry8269She didnt get spit on - its a win in their eyes

[@slyphwing]

Wow the owner of this motel is so compassionate! What a kind heart.

[@willowclementine]

Yes so compassionate as she pressed charges on a poor mentally ill woman who was just scared and going through psychosis

[@kyliecloud1]

@@willowclementineshe destroyed property. Should the owner be responsible and have to pay for the damages? She has a family to feed and a business to run

[@willowclementine]

@@kyliecloud1 that’s what insurance is for especially as a business. She knew how the person acted before letting her stay so stop the excuses.

[@eko4749]

​@willowclementine it's not about just destroying the room. She forcefully entered her dwelling as well. She was escalating and direction her paranoia towards people. The next step to that is violence towards people instead of damage to property. You don't just let someone having a psychotic episode go on without any interference lmao. What kinda bullshit are you talkin

[@eko4749]

​@@willowclementineand listen to her breathing? She's right about to enter excited delirium. A few more hours of snorting pills and taking delta gummies (raising her heart rate) and drinking (thinning her blood) and she's dead on the floor in a pile of microwave parts and debris. Would you rather her do some time for the crimes she committed or die because nobody wanted to help the woman having a psychotic episode?

[@praisegod4538]

That woman is a prime example of why we desperately need to remodel and reopen all the mental institutions.

[@jn2898]

institutions are not the answer

[@drumline17]

​@@jn2898so then what is? Cuz it's not working. These people are dangerous

[@bobchipman4473]

​@drumline17 the sad truth is, there really isn't one. Crazy people have been, are, and will continue to be crazy for all eternity. For many of them, there is not alot that can be done for them.

[@tonyfriendly4409]

​@@jn2898They really are. They closed them all down and put people incapable of caring for themselves out on the street, and out on the street is where they are still.

[@HeadStronger-HS]

@@jn2898 and jails are?

[@Oliviaandtrina]

That female officer was TRULY incredible. She should be training officers on mental health crisis and general de-escalation. We need more officers like her. My heart breaks for this woman. When she cried about wanting the pain to stop, I almost cried. I can't imagine how hard it is to constantly be trapped in a broken mind.

[@seavamp]

THAT'S NOT MENTAL ITS BOOZE ATTITUDE AND DRUGS.

[@wethegamers870]

@@seavamp Which affects your mentality? Aka mental and it is not healthy aka mental health. She was clearly in psychosis and was having delusions. Mental health is not just defined by mental illnesses. Being addicted to alcohol and drugs is also mental health. Having these side effects from taking all that she did is also mental health. So yes... this is mental health.

[@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS]

😂 go sit down

[@mistymountainhopper]

​@@seavampbro you either ignorant or silly but either way you wrong

[@dnache7553]

Honestly all these officers did a good job they all stayed calm and treated her with dignity.

[@vickylouwho08]

We need more officers like this female officer here. Her compassion was incredible!

[@Dbee45]

The female cop was very good. I was about to begrudgingly give the cops high marks, but then they started stacking charges on her, and then the video ended, saying she she went to jail and no mention of actual help. My lack of faith in the criminal injustice system has been restored.

[@dekk_kko]

It's no wonder why she thinks, the female office is the chief of police!

[@wherethereshope]

Indeed the female officer is remarkable and the other officers did well in this case. So much pain that I truly would like to see ease. Lord please Help us we need to see your amazing power.

[@user-pinckneysux]

Really?

[@vickieelisa2248]

Optimus Prime is my husband and I am going hump all over that fine one, too funny!!

[@shanteria_G]

The way my heart shattered when she clung to the female officers “they different when you not around “ … lord the things she must have been thru

[@Croter8ment]

She probably imagined that when she was out of her mind on crack and pcp.

[@dmhendricks]

She's lying and trying to paint herself as a victim. Common tactic of her kind. They all claim racism and "I can't breath!"

[@birdie8006]

Seriously I think that was the saddest thing I've seen/heard all year so far. I can't imagine what she's been through. :(

[@x43902467]

Or, she's staff splitting.

[@will9703]

drugs. she's just been through a ton of drugs.

[@Gelatogigi]

This woman had so much patience with her and it’s really refreshing to not see someone get thrown to the ground when they’re clearly already in need of desperate help .

[@sygotgame]

facts

[@thewatchguy2020]

I hate to admit this was the funniest damn arrest I’ve seen

[@unreleasedcontent9316]

Doesnt matter like the women says the male officers act different when its no females around which is true them cops cant be trusted she sounded horrified saying that

[@freyjablue.]

​@unreleasedcontent9316 Yeah it seems like she's had trauma that made her very afraid of being left alone with them. I'm glad they had a woman on the scene to make her feel safer.

[@datgirlll._.luvvheartss]

@@unreleasedcontent9316idk maybe this has something to do with what she said 14:21

[@mayaakore]

her flirting with all the first responders was so funny. she seems kind js going through something mentally. praying for her and her family I hope she can get better

[@CyberMachine]

I bet she's hilarious when mentally well

[@SpaceMissile]

when the big cop walked in at 5:00 😅

[@The_black_Madonna]

❤

[@imashiaaa7703]

I felt sis in that one 😂😅

[@Woxlf88]

@@imashiaaa7703frrrr 🤣

[@SakuraAsranArt]

As a former mental health worker I was very impressed by the officers handling the situation, they were compassionate but firm when necessary. But it breaks my heart to see this lady not getting the care she requires, she should be in supervised residential care so she can't misuse her medications and for her own safety as well as others.

[@deviantartfemcel]

Yo fancy seeing you here😂.

[@lindsaysheffield]

Yeah I was shocked she got put in jail instead of mental health lockdown…

[@AudiA5black4life]

If it was up the guys!! She’ll be dead

[@Billy.Ripken]

They would rather throw her in jail. Where she will receive whatever meds they decide. Probably Seroquel just to not have to deal with her. She’ll go through more trauma. And the cycle will repeat. The one cop was even happy the spitting was a felony.

[@URAWESOME94]

A refreshing display of proper training. A very, very long fuse with unlimited patience. Lightheartedness when she jokes. Sternness when she’s challenging barriers or showing aggression. All of this shadowed by the overarching goal of getting her help, alleviating the worries of the manager and handling her unpredictable drastic mood swings.

[@shawnalee9775]

Mental health is real, and this woman was treated with dignity and compassion.

[@tonya.5829]

I agree. I'm a provider on an acute care psychiatric inpatient mental health facility and I was pleasantly surprised at the level of compassion shown by the police. Unfortunately, our prisons are full of people like Rhonda because almost all long-term care facilities for chronic mental illness have been closed.

[@thenerdyblackgirljournal8850]

I don’t think she was handled with dignity or compassion. They would have called psychiatric help from the beginning instead trying to hold a conversation with her. She obviously can’t hold a conversation.

[@shawnalee9775]

@thenerdyblackgirljournal8850 the worst action you can take on mental illness is making them feel crazy, different, or outcast. Talk to them as a human, because that is exactly what they are.They understand more than you realize. That's why they're "crazy."

[@thenerdyblackgirljournal8850]

@TheMessiahPraiseMe oh goodness. Where in my comment did I say send in psychologist WITHOUT police?! You are so dramatic. 🤦🏾‍♀️ There is more than one way to get a thorough job done. Poor you.

[@thenerdyblackgirljournal8850]

@TheMessiahPraiseMe Agree to disagree

[@Rocanala]

This is heartbreaking. She’s not a hardened criminal or arrogant, she needs help.

[@shawngordon4960]

Same response if it’s a white man making racist remarks towards a black officer like she is at 4:55? Then spitting in his face @16:12. Would he be treated the same? What you witnessed was just another example of blk female privilege.

[@doge-er7ks]

@@shawngordon4960 of course you make it about race

[@TWOxTONE_773]

@@doge-er7ksshe made it about race. “Fighting white people because y’all get on my fucking nerves”

[@shawngordon4960]

@@doge-er7ks So just ignore the racism when it suits you? Got it

[@lesliegaskill650]

Amen

[@Rofel9]

This is how we want our police to act. Amazing how a little empathy can make all the difference. 🇺🇸

[@Oliviaandtrina]

That female officer was AMAZING. She needs to be training others on mental health crisis and de-escalation

[@spade2hot]

That’s why I love Wisconsin. The people as a whole in Wisconsin are great. I’ve been here 7 years and I refuse to go anywhere else. As an African American that has lived in many states I’ve never felt more comfortable than I have living here.

[@joshuaosiris]

Ha ha ha ha!

[@joshuaosiris]

@@Oliviaandtrina HA ha Ha Ha HA!

[@joshuaosiris]

@@spade2hot HA HA HA HA! What a joke!

[@megndeth]

“Don’t you see he look GOOD 😡” I’m not gonna lie that made me laugh. I hope Rhonda is doing better now and getting the help she needs

[@MamasTroll]

Her "Optimus Prime is my husband" comment was funny af

[@Cre9000]

Lol

[@denisesmith8303]

He fine though

[@Harambeshouldbehere]

She’s not lying

[@likethiscomment.4802]

Hahahaah “transformers opleudntife esky!l 😂😂😂

[@FleetpawSwiftback]

The way she goes from batshit crazy to flirting with the EMS and cops was funny. But this is just sad- I hope she was able to get the help she needed after she was released.

[@LonewolfJesseJames506]

This lady cop seems very nice and professional and respectful. She seems like she genuinely wants to help.

[@inappropriatelaughter847]

Yeah but why did she keep going with the delusions? I get that she was trying to build trust with her… but after minutes of psychotic and irrational conversation… just cuff her and take her away. Just stalling the inevitable. Ask questions when she’s sober

[@mszafran51]

That lady needs to be sent for psych evaluation. The motel owner is very sweet and a caring person! She needs a raise!

[@Mosz]

You managed to make 3 contradicting statements in a row, amazing. If she needs a psy eval an ambulance should have been called, not police. Well we know the ambulance wasn't called but the police - so not so sweet and caring. She is the owner .... but needs a raise? Who would give the owner of a business a raise?

[@ShannonT78]

She was actually the manager, not the owner

[@smokinnplatez1426]

No way I totally get it. Fighting white people they get on my fucking nerves too

[@Born-Bitter]

@@Mosz The number for all the emergency services is the same number… 911. The manager needed help and called the only number most of us know for emergencies.

[@theeater1756]

@@Mosz "If she needs a psych eval an ambulance should have been called, not police." They don't send EMT's to deal with violent people genius. And it's very common to order a psych eval AFTER someone has been taken into custody by the police. You made a bunch of dumb statements. 😂🤡🤡😂

[@Orkunkadunk]

I love it when cops talk to drunk people like they’re children

[@SCHMALLZZZ]

they're children*

[@SpjojoMusic]

becuse they act like them lmao

[@Orkunkadunk]

@@SCHMALLZZZ :(

[@Steve-318]

That isn't just drunk, she snorted something too.

[@ajolleyduck2933]

@@SCHMALLZZZ watching a grown adult have a temper tantrum is pretty unsettling.

[@lukasyelle4708]

“Don’t you know Optimus Prime is my husband?!” 😂😂

[@kaiwolff442]

The female officer is amazing. More like her, we need more like her.

[@ashnew7113]

💙🖤

[@Bhjdk]

No this woman’s a racist loon. She needs a straitjacket

[@Elewinsky]

They usually act like that when they know they are recording

[@SlaineReigns]

​@@ElewinskyIm pretty sure its required by law to use body mounted cameras on officers before arriving at a call for dispatch. So I don't even know where you're going with that.

[@ang249]

@@SlaineReignsyoure funny if you think all cops follow the rules

[@sayadelavari8996]

Can I just say that lady at the office was so compassionate it blew my mind…. I feel so bad I hope she gets some help she needs….

[@mfi-cf7sp]

me too.. it honestly breaks my heart.. my mom was one of those with mental illness that could be ok one minute but drink or do a drug and same thing.. cops have to deal with her the next minute 😔 I literally have already prayed for Ms Rhonda ❤

[@LoveU1st]

That lady was so sweet, I can’t imagine how this has haunted her!!! How do you operate at the job after this???

[@sayadelavari8996]

@@mfi-cf7sp I’m so sorry about your mom… I can’t imagine the pain it has caused you… ur in my prayers…

[@unprofound]

Agree! To be a cop, doing that kind of job, and yet have such compassion when appropriate is truly heartening. I hope Rhonda gets help and is okay.

[@Mynterne]

Poor lady. She seems like a good person but she's stuck in a frightening, bewildering world of delusions. I hope she gets the care she needs.

[@abbyanderson524]

Right I'm saying the same

[@shadowsoulless6227]

She could just you know not snort her pills

[@crowjones78]

@@shadowsoulless6227that would require being accountable for herself which is their kryptonite

[@Lanebreryy]

@@shadowsoulless6227i see what u mean but when someone has an addiction its not that easy for them

[@OxyManeNR]

She's fine lmao. She was in a drug-induced delirium state from snortin her pain killer

[@johnsharplin]

The compassion is real in this one, great response for everyone responding

[@elviorion]

Officer Myers is such a nice lady. She is also the school districts D.A.R.E. officer. The kids all love her and she genuinely seems to enjoy teaching them. Her compassion comes across in this video well.

[@xleanamnus9838]

That's awesome, now we just gotta make dare actually work

[@ItsFreshItsAnne]

​@@xleanamnus9838I believe it's takes so much more than that program though. For instance, if we got to the ROOT of it and there was more focus on what happens in the home to children 0-10 yrs old, MUCH harsher punishments for crimes against children and a hard pressed finger on mental health being just as important as going to a hospital with a broken femur.

[@beautifullybroken5721]

Oh thats so awesome to hear❤ what a lovely human 🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@kathleendobens6648]

Wow tha t s so nice of you to give her props.

[@155chipmunkz]

I took DARE when I was 12. Still never touched marijuana or cigarettes.

[@sophiaa795]

Seeing her hold the female officer made me emotional with how she said the male officers “are different when you’re not around” you can tell she’s been hurt before. I hope she can get the help she needs

[@heatherbukowski2102]

I'm glad we have female officers to make women feel safer in these situations. Thank you, to all (well, most) female officers for your service!

[@jeanmcginnis9804]

I can relate to her not feeling safe with just male officers around..idk what has happened to this poor woman but it had to be traumatic and life changing. I feel for her and so many like her,they wind up in jail when they so desperately need mental help.God bless her!

[@YerpDerp17]

This is real though. I have been watching a lot of these police videos lately, and I can't name how many times I have watched and if there wasn't a female officer there it would have turned out soooo much worse. I am not saying all, and I've also seen some bad female cops as well. But on average a lot of the bad male cops seem to lead with their ego. They want full submission right away, and if you at all slight them or their ego then they take it to a ridiculous level. They rarely care about actual context, and treat each interaction like they automatically deserve respect. Female cops seem to be much more patient, understanding and far more talented at de-escalation. A lot of female cops want to get it right, and a lot male cops want to be right. Sure, theres exceptions to the rules on both sides, but I'm speaking generally. The lack of empathy you see in these videos are 89% male cops. The cops don't realize how much more difficult they make it on theirselves in interactions by simply being ego driven, tyrannical jerks. A good demeanor, and caring about doing the job right, not just wanting to be right, makes all the difference. Many male cops seem to match energy, or esculate, which only makes it worse. Cops like this one prove you are able to do your job, make a difference, while also being compassionate and understanding. Not simply seeking an arrest.

[@briya7077]

@@YerpDerp17Well said 🙌🏽

[@TopFix]

Different? The whole time she's physically humping and grinding on the male officers. You are the very reason for this double standard B.S where women are constantly afforded a benefit of doubt to their actions. Pathetic. And her behaviour has a lot to do with the intoxications she freely and wrongly consumed from her own accord. GET A GRIP

[@IveSeenSomeStuff]

“It ain’t my fault he’s fine girl” bro I love this woman 😂 too hilarious

[@babygnome215]

"Transformers.. more then meets the eye looking ass" lmaooo

[@Outcastcario]

Bro i stg😂 this woman is too funny i swear when the officer stepped in the room she started flirting with him 😂 😂😂😂

[@jenniferoviawe]

That's crazy. As I started reading your comment, it played at the same time.

[@elo0o207]

@mr.incognito3107 Women her age 42-56 are always funny like her. I love watching them get arrested its always funny as hell

[@angela33davis60]

Here come that Big MF😂

[@TacticalWolf69]

“Can I go and lay back down?”That’s so heartbreaking. She doesn’t have a clue what’s going on she’s tired and scared.

[@neoswagtwigofthetwignation9778]

I honestly feel bad for her. She's clearly unwell. I hope she gets the help she needs.

[@nobaddog1]

Sure then she can go fight with white people because they get on her nerves. I think she should go to jail then locked up in a mental institute so she cant hurt anyone. She does act like shes 1 white person from violence.

[@undertheneonlights]

In America? The help she needs? She'll be in and out of jail forever, sadly.

[@AriiD112]

Right when she was talking abt being left alone w men and kept saying dont touch me that made me so sad. Sm shi has prob happened to her man

[@metalhead9315]

I hear you...this was painful to watch. Her extreme highs and lows, I truly hope she can get some help. I hate to see people suffering like this.

[@nodnoc9627]

@@AriiD112agreed, that was heartbreaking. My parents were addicted to crack cocaine and my mom also had some psychological problems. This reminded me of her. I wish that the system was more compassionate and actually about helping people. That’s why I’m going to school for criminal justice, I think there needs to be more individuals like me who understand and have empathy and compassion for everyone in their community. Not just upper class folks but the people who truly need help

[@carynwaters9153]

Her at 14:20 saying she snorted because she wanted to get rid of the pain is beyond sad.

[@Kingofrestrrooms666]

it iss funny to some and sad for the others, I hope dem pee-aigs lock up that horrible blay-ack crazy and key away the throw, next she gone dun kee-ell dem chillens in da skool she gone to go shoot kee-aids school massacers like da columbines, lucky pee-aigs dem getz dat blay-ack fugitives forbe she gone dun da dammages to da kee-aids in da skool bang bang bang bang no more kee-aids, its as simple as dat everyone, straight up everyone! once lol I was at Target, with my friend Joe but he is now Joanne, I get jealous he has a better wardrobe than me! Sometimes I eat popcorn other times I like Doritos and salsa when I watch videos, or online like Netflix. My doggy is named Scotty and is golden color, though I learned to drive an automatic car but now I drive a stick shift, but only in the day time cos my eyes aren't as good as they were. My fave color is Purple but it was black but a policewoman said to me that black is not a color! so I changed it to purple. What is your fave color? You ever wonder why Muslim woman living in Arab countries don't behave like wild woman like this in the U.S at A's? Because the Muslim men have their woman under control. For a start a woman is forbidden to be on the streets alone at any time let alone at night. The next day this woman would have been publicly stoned to death for drinking alcohol. swearing. and being out at night and driving a car which are all forbidden to woman. A woman who wants to live would never back chat a man let alone a police officer.So reading about ddis lady in the NY times somethink about hers 9-year-old daughter still has her Hyman,she got the milkman to check, mmmm he took some time, though when he finished the checkup he said, smell my my finger, she said ooooo no Richard you go on your way deliver the milk and for gods sake wash your hands you naughty man you lol. t makes me uncomfortable when you video me, I don't know what you're gonna do with my image or if you'll use my image for satanic devil worshiping and pornography! I don't know who you are? I'll tell me hoosband I will, you could be a pedophile! It makes me uncomfortable so stop it! It is illegal! I don't want my daughter to be on your video either, she is underaged she is too young to be in adult videos, you are not allowed to video underage girls lick my daughter! What you are doing is against the law. This Lady is crazy as if you go naked in public and he would make a video lick that, in pubic anyway! What people have to understand is, that there is no expectation of pregnancy in pubic when pubic photography is concerned. A snitch in nine save time so go go down in a submersible lol you wanna see titanic? He murdered them all ! And they cant arrest he-aim cos he day-edd too lol. Hey everyone, I like to kneel in the dairy department everyone in front of the cheese section everyone in Cosco and pray to 'Lord Cheeses'. 🧀✝🧀 It's as simple as that everyone. Peeps gotta understand dat there is no expectation of pregnancy in pubic Everyone when pubic photography is concerned. everyone. The 1 stamendment gives me the right to gathering video continents in in pubic everyone! Hell yeah! pubic continent everyone, Praise da Lords Cheeses.

[@whoseturnisit9733]

@ce2flaco Let’s hope you or your family never suffer from mental health problems. Hopefully we will remember you don’t believe in empathy , and not offer any help to you or yours. Why are a faction of America filled with hate? Never used to be this bad, but as a Nation you really are diving into the dark realms of just not giving a fig. I really hope you maintain your health.

[@razzlejazzles]

@@ce2flaco No, it wouldn't. She is a sad example of how we are failing as a society, but you want to just sweep that under the rug? Only in a fucked up society do we let people suffer like this and commodify their suffering.

[@emirenee66]

⁠​⁠@@ce2flacoshe has family. she is still a human being and you have no right to say “do society a favor” thats just trash of you. i hope no one you love has to deal with mental health issues in front of you. gtfoh. you are just heartless. i hope you gain some self awareness of your own personal insecurities or whatever your issue is. this is genuinely heart breaking and not in a rude judgmental way. my heart hurts for her because no one should feel how shes feeling, she is very obviously in pain mentally. fck off

[@ce2flaco]

@@razzlejazzles Oh look, another pie in the sky, we can fix everything type. What must it be like to live in fantasy land? She is free to make choices like everyone else. She chooses poorly again and again. That isn't my fault. That isn't society's responsibility. The rest of us are busting our asses and doing the things required. She is not. As I said before, we are FAR better off as a society without another wilfully nonproductive mouth to feed. She'll get no pity from me.

[@ssp3325]

This is what trauma mixed with substance abuse looks like. My heart broke for her when she was speaking about the death of her son and when she said she snorted the meds to stop the pain mentally and physically. 😢 Jail won’t help she needs mental help.

[@daviddaddy]

It's sooo sad! My mom was just like this, minus the drug abuse. Mental illness is such a horrible thing! And it is next to impossible to get them help if they don't want it! My mom would hide it when the ambulance would arrive, so to them she appeared normal and as soon as they would leave! she would go right back to harming me and herself or others! It was so hard to see her like that for so many years. I was raised by just her and it was so hard on all of us! Me and my older sister were 4 and 5 when my dad left us and we were alone with her and I don't blame my mom for abusing me because she wasn't in the right state of mind, but the trauma from it all, still messes with my head now and I'm 36. Her life got cut short when she was just 43! I was 19 and it was horrible! We still don't know if she did it to herself or if someone else did it to her. The life expectancy for people with mental illness isn't very long and it's so unfortunate! I Miss her so much! Rest in Paradise my Beautiful Mother! I really Hope and pray this poor lady gets some much needed Care and can turn her life around and live a good life. With the right medications and therapy people like her can be normal and live regular healthy lives. We need to be funding mental health more though! They keep cutting off funding for it and it's not good at all! God bless her and all who read this.

[@daviddaddy]

I also wanted to add, Jail time is not going to help her at all! Their "Care" is not great to begin with and they are not equipped to deal with something complicated like Mental illnesses.

[@glenndavis1367]

100% agree. The police and EMS were compassionate, as was the motel manager. But the rest of the justice system failed her. @@daviddaddy

[@trackmusic252]

You notice where they'd rather have her

[@jeanmcginnis9804]

I’m so sorry to hear what you and your sister went through. And your poor mom…my heart breaks for y’all. I went through something similar…my mom was schizophrenic but luckily,I was older although it affected my childhood and my siblings.We tried to get her help but the system failed us.Anyway,I’m glad you hold no resentment towards her and I pray you and your sister have healthy,happy lives.If y’all need help dealing with the trauma from your past then don’t be ashamed to get it.God bless you!🙏🏼

[@Maturitymatters1234]

I just called the Onalaska PD and praised officer Myers and the team.

[@fiyatheoneandonly8783]

As someone with schizophrenia, I really feel for her. I hope she gets the help she needs.

[@greenyoshi777]

God bless you and heal you in Jesus name.

[@TURBOMIKEIFY]

I have schizoaffective disorder. I’m in a phase of no symptoms as my life has been okay. I still hear voices and I’m not medicated. But, I 100% feel this. I hope she isn’t high functioning, otherwise some may think this event is a one-off thing. Alcohol makes me like this and I’m high functioning.

[@fiyatheoneandonly8783]

@@TURBOMIKEIFY so glad you’re doing good and without symptoms lately. Stay strong

[@sapiophile545]

Blessings, darling.

[@clarewelter2207]

Bless You!!

[@nitarose44]

Ive never wanted to crackup laughing and weep so badly all at once. Praying for Rhonda.

[@ndnd1685]

Amen

[@GODBILLIONAIIREHIGHPRIESTEST]

Praying 🙏 for her

[@preciousjackson575]

Amen

[@LordWartog]

Why do so many judges keep dropping felony charges like spitting in an officers mouth? I feel like it's easy to prove and really wrong/disgusting.

[@immortasgaming2900]

Because ego crimes should be illegal , resisting arrest obstruction for no id and unloading 30 9mm rounds when the weapon is down its over the top and people are upset BECUASE it's treated (human life) like a robot not a HUMAN being

[@tara-arat]

they usually only do it in cases of mental health. The judges have the most information,....

[@jimbotron70]

Worst of all it's the possible STD spreading.

[@GitzenShiggles]

You'll notice that this is Wisconsin, which is run by Democrats and most of the cities are run by the same. Felons are very often barely slapped on the wrist and released to continue their criminal activity because there is no deterrent, punishment, or accountability. Welcome to Biden's America!

[@Bhjdk]

@@immortasgaming2900I don’t know who’s side you’re on because I couldn’t even read that but just in case it’s her’s. You’re dumb

[@jamiewddsmith-dl9bk]

Broke my heart when she begged the female officer not to leave. The hotel owner was so compassionate and understanding as well as the Officers.

[@queenlady7383]

I’m heartbroken over when she says “they’re different when you’re not around”. It’s clear she’s been through some of the worst this world has to offer. It’s so heartbreaking to see.

[@BritneyMichaelCameraSystem]

no doubt, my thought exactly. my heart hurts for her

[@gingerleamcwow435]

​@@ian-fm2xcI can see & understand your point. It isn't an excuse for behavior like that. And spitting on people can actually be dangerous. However, my heart does hurt for someone like this who is clearly in a mental health crisis. I can't help but think that this woman has most likely fallen through the cracks & been failed by the system. It's just really sad to see someone who so clearly needs help & support, is all I'm saying ❤

[@ian-fm2xc]

@@gingerleamcwow435 I wonder if she smacked you around and spat in your face if you would still have that opinion and if you say you would you are full of crap

[@Sacred_Fire]

​@@gingerleamcwow435the whole mental health system is broken.

[@bluedragonfly8139]

You're heartbroken for someone who's *intentionally taking their medication wrong* so that they act like this?

[@MB87659]

She don't need jail. She needs to be in a mental health facility. Where she can get the help she needs.

[@mr-toyota]

Mental facilities don’t help people with schizophrenia. They can prescribe medication but schizophrenics hardly ever want to take that. They normally end up taking real drugs. Then they end up worse and they get drugged into compliance in those mental facilities. I have two family members with schizophrenia and it’s a rough journey.

[@VR-rx4bj]

She snorted nerve pain medication and drank alcohol. Maybe she has a mental health issue but the substances will cause all of this. She needs to get clean

[@glamdolly30]

Exactly, Rhonda is incredibly vulnerable and needs specialist medical help and support. Putting her in jail is ridiculous, and likely to send her on a worse downward spiral. My heart hurts for her - listen to her words and it's clear she has suffered some terrible things in her 45 years. I am praying for her, and so hope she gets the help she so desperately needs.

[@tconyt8373]

That’s the only option anymore. What else are they supposed to do? She’ll be mentally healthier after her time than she’s been out, I bet you that.

[@MB87659]

@@tconyt8373 Maybe but you can get the drugs easier in jail.

[@QueenQuill]

"Optimus Prime is my husband!" Rhonda is definitely a character! I hope she has found the help she needs and can find peace. Hopefully her stint in jail will be clean and she can get her mind in the right place. They don't call jail "God's Hospital" for nothing. People can change, and I hope that she does so that she can live a healthy and fulfilling life. A moment of silence for the addict still suffering.

[@kavemanthewoodbutcher]

A few months in a low budget county jail was the best thing that ever happened to me. I wasn't on drugs, or in a bad way mentally, just made a bad decision in a heated moment and lumped up a meth-theif. I think about my actions now.

[@jenniferoviawe]

I literally ran to the comments when she said Optimus Prime 😆 😂

[@mcsquared5005]

Yeah, amidst all this sadness there were some great one liners Rhonda had. "Get yo War Games ass up outta here!" 15:18 I really hope she can get the help she needs. This world is tough for us all let alone someone with a severe mental illness/addiction problems. The officers did a great job in this interaction.

[@yayhandles]

"Look at him... lookin' like the one from Robocop..." I feel bad for the lady and hope she gets the help she needs, but I'll be damned if this wasn't halfway to a one-woman comedy act.

[@the_cheap_ones]

Transformer fan huh. I wonder If she likes the G1s or the Animated movie or th3 Michael Bay ones

[@acedibiase7038]

4:49 "Fydin why pepo" 😂

[@chuckbaker7909]

Mental illness is no joke. My heart breaks for people that go through this.

[@jennifernelson7235]

Is it mental illness when you drink and take drugs inappropriately because cop said she was fine in court a few days before.

[@FirstLast-yr9kx]

Whatever it may be... I don't understand why they didn't get her in cuffs way sooner. It's like they were trying escalate instead of de-escalate. And I'm like 99% of the time on the police's side.

[@Hevensdragon]

@@jennifernelson7235 What do you think the meds were prescribed to her for? So yes mental illness, made worse by substance abuse, but it is still present as the core issue.

[@user-rq8sx1xj8s]

@@jennifernelson7235people drink and take drugs to cope with mental illness is it that hard to understand

[@jennifernelson7235]

Yes it’s hard to understand that people would willingly place chains on themselves to cope with life. Find something more productive to cope. Many people do.

[@erinfitzgerald7339]

Imma just say, the female cop working with the clearly mentally ill chick, has clearly been trained really well, shes doing everything right with psych cases like this.

[@omgDavidGlasper]

Who is Imma?

[@gracejordan110]

@@omgDavidGlasperAccording to Oxford, Imma is an informal US contraction of “I’m” and “gonna,” the latter of which itself is an informal US contraction meaning “going to.” Hope this helped you with this phrase you’re not familiar with. Unless you were trying to play the grammar police, in which case you’re sorely mistaken.

[@tanbozorgie804]

@@omgDavidGlasper imma is related to suugandiez

[@JoyDavidson]

​@@tanbozorgie804I thought it was a synonym for distick?

[@tanbozorgie804]

@@JoyDavidson imma “ gunna put “distick”

[@Ninapatine]

I teared up when she hugged the female cop, saying men are different when shes not around. Makes me think she has past SA trauma.

[@MiKa_EDS]

Absolutely. The terror in her eyes is clear evidence of that.

[@joann5075]

Yes 😢❤

[@bamm1393]

yeah this could be possible but i think especially because she’s speaking to officers, that her son was killed by male officers, before she throws the inhaler she screams “y’all killed my son”

[@bamm1393]

either way i hope rhonda gets out of this state of mind, you can tell she’s a good person when she’s not like this.

[@paulinecarter6925]

Me too omg

[@stacie4170]

“Because I wanna get rid of the PAIN” both mentally and physically”. I can empathize dear Rhonda. You have no idea 😔😔😔

[@callarose4822]

I’m so happy for all the supportive comments. Rhonda is in a hard place and sadly made a poor choice but she did it desperate to relieve mental and physical pain, everyone was so nice especially the hotel owner. She even gave Rhonda a hug when she was scared. Thank you first responders for treating her so well ❤

[@Mr.SpicyIce]

It's a truly disappointing thing to see. It is clear that everyone in this video wants to see her get better.

[@gobackgina]

I hope shes getting help Poor baby😢

[@mzliz1249]

It was so painful to my heart! Bless her heart, she’s having a mental crisis. I hope they take her to a hospital and help her. I don’t believe she’s doing this to be difficult. She needs compassion and help. 😢

[@amandathacker2687]

So how do you feel about her talking about why she's on bond because she was fighting yt people because they get on her fucking nerves? I don't want to debate I'm just saying that sign of racism,does that not bother you?

[@mzliz1249]

@@amandathacker2687 no, because I’m not a little snowflake.

[@D0peyOp]

My heart broke when she said her sons case is 12 years old...and how triggered she was by being alone with men. Cant imagine what shes been through

[@lauravictorious4670]

I wonder if it's a cold case? She didn't elaborate but said he was hung. Seems like it's an unsolved murder. That just adds to the heartbreak of burying a child.

[@Raraking4796]

Absolutely I felt the same way. I hope whatever bbhappened to her son she’s able to get answers and as much healing as possible though I’m sure no amount Of anything can heal the heart ache of losing a child.

[@TheKyser21]

​@@lauravictorious4670or....maybe just the psychotic ramblings of a drug addicted criminal.

[@eh-i1841]

She was alone with a woman,when she started her rampage.Drugs is her downfall.

[@Ryuzama83]

Nutjob

[@lucaamari5794]

“Bitch get out my face and I say that with much respect” I felt that lol. But I hope that lady gets the help she needs ❤️

[@feraltaco4783]

That had me cracking up. 😂

[@NSFL_]

@@richardbaker_0086ummm… what the actual living fuck????

[@yourloveriswild7533]

LMFAOOOOOO

[@me-pz5yi]

Frrrr 😭🗣

[@greenmedicinetm299]

OMG when the beautiful and funny officer says "Did you get rid of the spirits"? I lost it and I almost choked on my Coffee

[@ruthannegalera6594]

These officers handled this situation as best as anyone I have EVER seen. They deserve a medal for their compassionate response.

[@johnlyons3832]

Agreed this could’ve been handled so terribly and it would’ve scarred her for life. It’s evident she has some trauma with the police and her son.

[@dryanmorr]

No.. They should have put her in the car way sooner....now one is spat on in the mouth...is in for exposure, if you have any idea what that means, look it up.

[@BeeWhistler]

I mean, Optimus Prime is her husband. Eff around and find out...

[@johnlyons3832]

@@dryanmorr it’s not like police officers are especially damaged by spit. We all are

[@dyr_glpsn4209]

Nah, this was awful. Ask, tell, make. This should have lasted 3 minutes max, they're just wasting their own time.

[@RayRayObk]

Never in my life I’ve witnessed such compassion, I hope all the officers in this video get award

[@Lululemonpants_]

With all due respect they are doing their jobs and if they go home to their families at the end of the shift then that’s a reward it itself.

[@marie9524]

A reward to do their jobs 🙄

[@FemboyHasu]

@@marie9524 No, reward for doing their job very well. Nothing is stopping them from just arresting her outright, it would be easier for them but they knew the woman was scared and wanted to treat her with COMPASSION that thing that you don't get.

[@layna8052]

What a stupid way of thinking. You shouldn't get a reward for doing your job properly. However, you should get fired if you can't manage to do your job correctly.

[@buttnugget6236]

Haha, it's tough to see great cops isn't it? Pains you to think they do exist- bad for your narrative

[@marysheffield190]

Mental illness isn’t just hard for the person experiencing it, it’s hard on their family and everyone else around them.

[@kelpfarming]

WHO pays for it? SOme of this is LIEFSTYLE choices.

[@victorchairez7356]

Don't blame it on mental illness she's just wasted and stupid

[@spimbles]

@@kelpfarming what? lmfao do you understand how mental illnesses can affect peoples livelihood? how is that a lifestyle choice?

[@AnnWahlquist]

You guys never seen a really drunk person before??!

[@YerkyMadeIt]

@@AnnWahlquistif she was drunk she would be tripping and falling i think she snorted some medication called topamax maybe

[@AlexIsModded]

The officers were really wonderful with her. So patient and respectful. Especially the female officer, she was a sweetheart.

[@bettyware3391]

It is actually really scary when someone goes into psychosis. You don't understand what's going on. You're scared, you want to cry, and you think all kinds of crazy things. My oldest went into psychosis 2xs and it was like a whole year apart same month and week. I pray for this woman cause even the nurses at the e.r. were very unprofessional and mocking and making jokes about my daughter. It was the most heartbreaking time of our lives. God bless this lady and the ones who did their best.

[@carlitawashington]

I’m so sorry you and your daughter when through this unprofessional, traumatizing experience. They should be sued!

[@tuanominh4168]

yeah but she not at all . she act crazy af but when they detain her she said sr immediately

[@bettyware3391]

@@carlitawashington I appreciate it. I had recorded some of the laughs and talking they were doing and a lot of friends said the same. I was going through that by myself and had to find a way back and forth to a hospital that was 4+ hours away and my focus was on her and not losing her. I didn't know what it was. The stressfulness of that almost broke me down. I wanted to sue them but everything was happening all at once. So I know not to take her or any of my daughters there.

[@carlitawashington]

@@bettyware3391 Yes I completely understand. After going through that long trip then dealing with heartless unprofessionals, you just lose the energy to sue. You just want your baby to be healthy. I’m uplifting you both in prayer.

[@Sacred_Fire]

​@@tuanominh4168Just because someone has a second of clarity doesn't mean they are not in psychosis.

[@ZezeDouglas]

Gosh this broke my heart. Thank you to the office manager and the police officer for being compassionate.

[@bobbicatt]

I worked in EMS for many years , cops don’t get paid enough ❤

[@allhopeabandon7831]

She's on bond for 'Fightin' white ppl' why? 'bc y'all get on my nerves!'...yeahhhhhhhh...she deserves all the compassion...

[@maddyg2320]

@@allhopeabandon7831 She's a pos & should have paid for spitting on the officers' faces/mouth.

[@maddyg2320]

That piece of garbage didn't deserve any passion!

[@PrayedForYou]

Here here

[@Enoughalready20237]

My heart aches for her. She’s clearly not a bad person. She’s struggling. She needs help. I hope she gets what she needs.

[@neveralonewithchrist6016]

it's an adult acting like a child, she was giving her medication at first thing she does is snort it? I got an idea let's all brainstorm as many excuses for her behavior as we can... and then let her run rampant over society

[@neveralonewithchrist6016]

I was raped, molested, poisoned as a and I live with pain undescribable.... there's no excuse for acting in a manner that she's acting. and it is most likely because she is intoxicated, which is not at all a justifiable excuse for behavior

[@Dripping_viral]

@@neveralonewithchrist6016She’s not acting, I’m guessing that poison did a number on your common sense😷

[@jetorixjones]

@@Dripping_viralif she’s not acting then she really is a piece of trash?

[@goldenboy6667]

She need to put in jail 👍

[@passingflame24]

I get more and more confused with every sentencing. 108 days in jail is absolutely insane. When she clearly needs mental help. I highly doubt she is gonna get it. And jail will most definitely make everything worse. So sad.

[@justinbryan595]

EXACTLY!

[@gesarts3625]

My heart breaks for this woman. Those cops didn't want to arrest her but had to do what they needed to to get her help.

[@dragoninthemoon7719]

I've been through this with my daughter to some degree. We are fortunate police officers have maintained compassion and patience during the incidents. It's that civility that allows her to process and work through it later when she's capable of it.

[@javiruiz8365]

@@dragoninthemoon7719then people call it racist

[@sunflower78575]

​​@@javiruiz8365I didn't know schizophrenia was race based🙄 she's obviously in a psychotic episode

[@TammieAbusedNotBrokenRecovered]

Yeah but they could've taken her to hospital which she clearly needed but instead they arrested her on new charges that is also messing up her bail on another case and all for info that she volunteered about being on bail & snorting her meds. But what gets me is if it was a whole other situation and she told them a story or something they wouldn't trust what she's saying to be true but yet they believed her no questions asked when the info was volunteered and she was incriminating herself. So now she will have new charges plus bond forfeiture on her other case and will end up going to prison for this when all she needed was to be brought to hospital because she was very clearly in a psychotic state! It's sad, it really is just sad! 🥺🥺😔😔

[@TammieAbusedNotBrokenRecovered]

​@@javiruiz8365 People calling what racist? Sorry just wasn't sure what you were referring to?

[@Ena48145]

That lady officer is so kind and compassionate. She's definitely in the right line of work Edit: I'm farther into the video and everyone who showed up to this call was so amazing. What a fantastic police department.. they seem like the kind of department that really puts work into the community. This female police officer is genuinely one of the sweetest I've seen in the thousands of bodycam videos I've watched

[@topbossinx45]

okkknkkkm mnn nmpo

[@somethingsomething404]

There was 9 officers on screen at one point, with several others also on the clock. I don’t think this was a 300$/hour issue

[@feverleemcneil8873]

Lol those men officers are horrible.

[@WontSeeReplies]

La Crosse and Onalaska are as good as they come. I live roughly an hour away so they aren’t in my county, but I follow national police activity and no departments I’ve seen possess such kind yet professional officers. They truly protect AND serve.

[@davewilson9738]

She is so lost and the officers were incredibly kind to her. This is real policing in action. I only hope she comes out of this, healthy mentally and physically again; bless her heart.

[@garethconey9603]

That's how it always is, it's just when it's a male and they pull a weapon on the cops that's when things change.

[@garysmith7760]

@davewilson9738, Hope is thinning out nowadays...mentally ill woman was sentenced for half a year in jail...instead of being transferred to a mental health facility for comprehensive examination and treatment. But wait...we don't have too many of those facilities around, do we..??

[@Ironclad17]

There's a real gap in their training. Not once did anyone ask if she wanted medical assistance.

[@alvins.mindset]

9:16 this female police officer has a heart of gold

[@tim.9584]

This is incredible police work. Patience like this is a gift, it can’t be taught.

[@enceoremcnabb591]

Bruh not really she needs mental help not jail.

[@tim.9584]

@@enceoremcnabb591 don’t think anyone disagrees, this woman has mental health issues. My comment was in regard to the fact that the police were incredibly patient with her, far more so than most would have been, “bruh”.

[@henryhenrison7122]

Exactly.

[@MrUranium238]

no point talking to crazy people, just arrest her

[@ms.toniamorgan2172]

💯💯💯💯

[@babytriin]

you can actually tell she’s a genuinely good person. yes she’s drunk and yes she’s snorted her meds. but she’s dealing with actual pain and i hope she’s doing better now.

[@LONEWOLF..314-S-T-L]

👍🏾💯

[@kmktruthserum9328]

especially when she beats up white people cuz they get on her nerves 😂

[@UpsideDown.Bat42]

I agree fully

[@bbii5231]

And she’s so honest.

[@iamshofiulazam]

I genuinely saw a very ugly and disgusting human who learned nothing in life and plays victim. So I don’t know what you saw

[@kathbro9053]

The woman cop was so kind and respectful throughout the whole thing. Thank you for being a great person, officer!

[@DrDrops420]

clearly! you said it right!

[@erikhoryza9068]

I think she immediately realized its mental health. I do agree, though, she did awesome.

[@tommybrown9534]

Yea.. they were all pretty nice to her though. And extremely patient. Even throughout her split second mood swings. Good job officers.

[@dawnbreaker2912]

She's trying so hard not to bust out laughing through the whole thing, too.

[@MoneyMan28]

She almost threw spit in her face like the 1st and 2nd cop

[@KrystieRichardson]

I love the patience of these officers. Especially the female officer that just kept it so real and spoke to her with care. Right down to saying “Please don’t spit on me, I have kids.” You all have the patience of a saint!

[@Ameerah.G]

I feed bad for Rhonda. You can tell she's probably a lovely person when sober and in her right mind. I'm glad the police were soft in dealing with her.

[@ItchyRocks]

What are you talking about? She literally just got out of jail for assault, abused drugs and is going right back in. Where do you see the part that indicates anything lovely about her? She may just be, or she may be a horrible psycho that does horrible things every day. You have no idea what kind of person she is other than what you saw in this video. In her inebriated state we only see what she is like as is. How she may be while sober you cannot possibly say.

[@freedoms2010]

@@ItchyRocks - That is what you see on the surface. If i understand clearly, she lost her child and i would not be surprise that her life went left from that point. It is clear that this woman needs mental help, not prison. She is not a criminal, shie is sick.

[@Vulinqx]

@@freedoms2010Yeah around the 15-16 minute mark she mentions something about her son hanging from a tree. That is heart breaking and can honestly send someone to spiral out of control just like she is displaying.

[@freedoms2010]

@@Vulinqx - Yep, one of my son died 2 years ago and if you don't have any support around you, you can visit dark places and never come back. So i feel for her. You can see the pain when she is speaking. She is just trying to stop a pain that will never go away. I agree with you 100%

[@hiho8084]

@@ItchyRocks Did you NOT read what @Asimah said??? They said SOBER and in her right mind. YOU also have no idea what kind of person she is, so your comments are no more valid than theirs, [just more rude]. You have no more insight than they do. They just chose to be more hopeful and positive. Don't ever become a sponsor...you'd suck at it.

[@dman2095]

This should be a training video for ALL cops. De-escalation and being compassionate at it's finest. Respect!!!!

[@rrosen85]

Super agreed

[@Jammy._.]

yes training in how to get spit on

[@arirejtman]

*its

[@hidematsumoto1708]

when compassion come' s at you with a knife....

[@DVNGhostNBUNNy]

He'll know this woman should not be arrested she should be put in a hospital they're just destroying what sanity that woman has left now she'll really feel like she can't trust anybody and we'll have good reason for that! I'm glad they didn't thrasher around or talk to her like trash but that does not make this right! The mental illness is obvious and the fact that they was just trying to find anything to arrest her rather than actually respecting that everything going on there is under a psychosis break she is not doing anything criminal you think the justice system should be like this then you need humbled! They have the authority to say that they are worried about her well-being because of her mental illness and have her admitted into a hospital instead of stealing their jail and prison systems with people who desperately need a hospitals help! This woman's already out on Bond and it's breaking my heart because they're going to just find anything they can to arrest her which will cause her to sit behind bars for a very long time making her psychosis worse and probably given her PTSD and loosing trust in authorities Wich looks to already have been a issue this woman will continue down this road. Criminal records don't just disappear so it'll also affect her future. If they would send her to a hospital now she could have a better now and help her future. These officers made humbled and not patted on the back just because they use their manners while doing something wrong!

[@ryanof3004]

These had to have been the most patient and professional officers I have literally ever seen.

[@ArmasReverence]

Except for the fact 3 officers let her lock herself back in a room that they were all just in lol coulda been bad for someone psycotic

[@Keith_from_LBC]

Literally literally

[@TenForTheBigGuy.4381]

Cops shouldn’t be this patient. This is what gets them killed trying to be nice to someone who intends to harm you when they get a chance.

[@debbrown9365]

Thats real policing how they should be.

[@dejarobinson4935]

That officer was HUGE .

[@bast4rdlyreaper]

How does not holding people accountable for their crimes benefit anyone?

[@jamIam6548]

Reparations! ✊🏿

[@CadillacBunner]

It separates the mentally ill from actual, malicious criminals. It's also part of the modern "harm reduction" movement.

[@redraider4b40]

mens rea and actus reus, start with understanding those concepts.

[@redraider4b40]

@@CadillacBunner she isn't going to get the help she needs in prison. she will be forced to get mental health treatment via parole/probation.

[@jamIam6548]

@@Vrypor I'd say the same for yo mamma, but then we wouldn't have you

[@riseabove3133]

In-patient Psychiatric Institutions NEED to be re-opened. 72 hour holds are a tiny bandaid that solve nothing. Jails are not medical facilities, so they just get dumped onto the community which is also not equipped to deal with psychosis. Families have no power to make their adult child see a psychiatrist or take their meds. People in need of serious psychiatric intervention keep getting shuffled around like a hot potato.

[@feistyoldgal3493]

Yep, closed facilities supposedly because it would be more human.

[@DblOSmith]

Confirmed. I'm a psychologist and I fully agree we need to open involuntary psychiatric institutions. It would be cheaper, better for society, and more humane to keep them institutions than let them continue to fail over and over on the outside.

[@squashedshibber2684]

You can strap them down and feed them drugs but the moment you let them out, they'll be back on this bs again. Some people are lost causes.

[@DblOSmith]

@@squashedshibber2684 A sad truth that a lot of people don't want to realize is true.

[@rossdouglas7115]

​@@DblOSmithyou mean besides for the criminally insane? Because there literally are maximum security phych hospitals where people can do life. Not sure why people think this practice was abandoned

[@Dre2314]

From the office manager to the cops, they handled this situation well. They know she’s mentally not okay..😢 this is sad.

[@glenndavis1367]

100% agree. The rest of the justice system failed her though. 108 days in county won't get her the help she needs.

[@Zandre1126]

Perhaps, however, not once did anyone ask her anything about herself or try to defuse by talking about other things when she entered a manic episode. Truth is that cops don't know how to deal with someone like this. 108 days in jail for breaking a microwave is criminal imo. It's a minor expense that insurance would likely cover. She needs help from a therapist to talk through what happened to her son. Instead, she will go to jail for 3.5 months, come out with the same meds and use again to get rid of the pain, as she said. The cops did what they were trained to do, but there was so much more that could be done, especially once the officers learned that in her mind, cops killed her son. Now, it doesn't matter if that was true or not, the point is she is in an intoxicated state and blames cops for her son's death so the last people she needs to talk to are cops. Refund the police isn't about taking money from police, it's about moving money and having a division that can respond to people going through an episode. Socially workers are trained in this and would be excellent to respond to someone like this woman. I'm not saying this to target or attack anyone or anyone's opinion, simply using this video as a prime example of ways that we could have a better system because we know that she's not gonna come out of jail a fixed person.

[@Bcrawford0407]

@@Zandre1126MOST officers are not trained to handle this. However, where I reside our officers are trained in Crisis Intervention and they do very well working with individuals experiencing psychosis and other mental health crises. Additionally, we have therapists that go out with officers to help when crises arise and a team of folks that we refer to as Crisis Intervention Team. It’s a tremendous program and is very needed!

[@CatLady-be9tn]

She's racist too

[@NVBodine]

I don't understand the courts in La Crosse, you can steal cars or get drunk and crash them into houses, then assault the responding officers and get let out on a $500 bond, before getting sentenced to a year of probation, this woman breaks a microwave during a mental health crisis and she gets 108 days in county jail.... The LCCU (La Crosse Cinematic Universe) lacks consistency in it's application of justice. I feel like we're overdue for the LCCU's version of the first "Avengers" movie, where they bring all the characters we've met so far together in one epic video, possibly a prison break so they can restock La Crosse with all our favorite criminals to set the stage for phase 2....

[@deejayma5763]

This is a cinematic masterpiece! I cried, I laughed, I felt for her and felt angry towards her. I think we all witnessed a ballet today. A ballet of emotions.

[@Hackanhacker]

You covered it all with this comment ... well done ! Didnt saw anyother comment covering the whole.situation in this way

[@carynwaters9153]

Her flirting around 19:00 to 20:00 is freaking HILARIOUS! She said he looked like transformers, the other was robocop, said she had a hysterectomy so she could flirt but her singing the transformer song had me dying laughing lol. This video had me up and down emotionally. I was upset for the front desk caring woman, upset at how mental health can be with people, mad when she spit, then laughing when she was flirting and joking. These officers, EMS, and the front desk woman have to be the most caring people ever. Other cops would’ve tasted her, cuffed her in the pig hand to ankle hold, spit hood, forceful hospitalization for a psych hold and used moderate to rough force to get her to cooperate. Some cops would not have tolerated all that conversation. That female cop and the tall “transformer” were super great and the others were patient and wonderful too!

[@caseyob2690]

She's very lucky bcus this could have gone a lot worse for her

[@Echo_4609]

As someone who went through psychosis and had no one to help me, only had my family make things worse and freak me out more and more, everyone, including the front desk lady at the hotel did an amazing job at identifying the psychosis and doing their best to keep the mood up and be nice and go along with her experiences instead of freaking her out by saying it was all fake and all that. Its terrifying being in zero control of literally everything you do and say, its like being blacked out while also being fully conscious physically. Its like an autopilot. Terrifying. Please dont do drugs..

[@tekfunk6299]

Maybe she saw a ghost, i mean theres halloween deko everywhere aswell

[@meghanmoore4871]

it's called demonic possession not some psychological word that they use to describe things they don't understand. the front desk clerk said she didn't even sound like herself, that's because it was a demon 😢

[@Echo_4609]

@@meghanmoore4871 🤨

[@meghanmoore4871]

@@Echo_4609 don't ask me, go find your answers 😒 🙄 😑 many many people have came out and told their stories. heck the devil practically dances in your face on the daily. which is even more sad, you were literally demonically possessed and still refuse to believe.

[@mangobango5418]

I have a dear friend who has schizophrenia and one thing I’ve learned about dealing with someone during psychosis is to be gentle with them and not argue with them or tell them what they see, hear, think is not true. It’s only gonna make them feel scared or threatened. Just listening and not judging them can help them make going through psychosis a bit easier.

[@feliciawade8719]

"Yall gonna do this to me!! Its me! Its Rhonda!"😔😪😭Prayingfor Rhondda. She funny asf too🤣🤣🤣

[@Majorhotshot]

This video should be used as a training video for every police department across the USA! Every single officer showed true compassion , firmness when needed without resorting to brutality

[@courtneymsx]

For real, they did very well. All the cops I encountered during my mental health breaks were so cold and confrontational for no reason. Like I'm 5'0", 110 lbs, how could I be a threat to grown men? Just wild.

[@hamnchee]

​@@courtneymsx You could be a threat easily. But most likely they were just tired of your shit. They aren't your therapists, they're there to keep you out of other people's way while you go a bit nuts for a spell.

[@tejeda7324]

which happens 99.8% of the time but since the media only shows 0.02% of the brutality you think that's what it is.. you must be a democrat

[@steve10]

I dread to think how the arrogant , ego driven cops would have handled this , i reckon it would have ended badly

[@amymcmillan8040]

@@hamncheebet the people around you are sick of your shit, considering the way you belittle someone you don’t even know simply because she commented she has mental illnesses and advised of her size and you claim “you could be a threat and they are probably sick of your shit” you yourself would be a threat to people from several demographics… Oh sorry, did I make an assumption about you? My bad 🤦‍♀️ grow up and get a heart or a brain 😉

[@huggablepenguin1465]

I didn't expect to get emotional, but when she stated that they're different when the female officer isn't around, broke me. This woman is full of hurt and pain, and it's so sad. She was failed by the systems. Apparently, so was her son. Tragic all around.

[@hhealy7199]

Failed by what systems? Rhonda probably came from a dysfunctional family, living amongst drugs, gangs and becoming a drug addict herself. It appears that she snorts anything and also drinks in excess. Her so called family let her down not some artificial system, a meaningless word as if we don't have responsibility for our own choices and our own lives.

[@Trouble-Clef]

We don’t know what happened with her son. We don’t even know if the police were involved. She was all over the map with that.

[@MissUnkown515]

@@Trouble-ClefShe absolutely was not. I heard and understood every detail she gave. Lord, bless her heart.

[@sorantohell5096]

​@Moniii05 she was out of her mind. Absolutely anything she says has to be verified before you even take it as credible.

[@michaelwhitehead4276]

People defending that worthless trash is wild to me

[@waterox73]

She shouldn't be sent to jail but to a mental health center. I have a schizophrenic sister and I've also heard the scary "demon voice" come out of her from time to time and it's extremely unsettling. The older I get I see so many similarities between symptoms of this disorder and full on possession.

[@jesussaves435]

I know many don’t believe but demons are exactly what it is. Read the Bible and you will see the similarities. “We are legion” when someone is possessed it’s always more than one demon doing it, priests who perform exorcisms explain this. This is where the multiple personalities come from.

[@zackarychristian9489]

​​@@jesussaves435stop dude. You're literally writing the kind of thing that make paranoid schizophrenics think they're actually possessed. Maybe read about mental disorders and all they things humans understand about them.

[@Omnihilo]

@@jesussaves435 It’s crazy watching mental illness operate someone’s hands and mouth like a puppet, as if it’s trying to defend another mental illness. Sitting here reading your comments is like watching an ant get hijacked by that zombie fungus. Disturbing.

[@syrensantiago]

You’re actually not far off. There was a study about schizophrenic people having a more vulnerable spirit to the spiritual realm. People that don’t believe in anything are so naive & silly. This is very real. The vessels are temporary. Spirit is eternal. I 100% believe schizophrenia & possession hold some sort of connection. Unfortunately. Praying for her heavily

[@Omnihilo]

@@syrensantiago I love how you deliberately take it to its most extreme of “People who believe in and understand mental illness” = “PeOpLe wHo hAve nO beLiefS aBouT anYthiNg evEr”. Lol how disingenuous.

[@charlie.saturday]

The way this country handles mental health crisis is awful. Caging and punishing them for something that cannot help it's truly inhumane. It's sick that it's still the way we do things in 2025

[@Workitoutj]

What a great female cop. She was calm and caring while this women was having a mental break down.

[@sami-9233]

Male cops there supporting. So it does not go south

[@alanw2687]

The female officer went above and beyond. She should be the main spokesperson for any negotiating

[@brianmaitland4704]

Can’t help but admire how welcoming Rhonda is to the officers at the beginning of her interaction with the offices. 😂.

[@Monk-eee]

this video is a great example of mental illness and how quickly the attitude and personality can flux. She was happy, sad, angry, flirty, confused, frustrated, scared, abusive all in an hour or so. I really hope better care and help gets to people like her because when they are off their med they don't even know what's going on and to me that's got to be terrifying.

[@CheloMelo89]

As soon as the lady cop started to exit around 9:00ish Rhonda started to panic, then she said something like “they’re different when you’re not around”. This is terrifying in so many ways y’all

[@nahimgood4]

She said somebody killed her son and hung him from a tree..and that it’s been 12 years since his case + the freaking out at the idea of being left alone with male officers. She’s obviously experiencing psychosis, being violent and abusive but she just might be telling the truth about that.

[@heathertaylor8904]

It really is, I found that really upsetting for her. Then she screamed "they deleted the video" and "you killed my son" something ain't right here, I'm really worried about her. She seems like she needs someone to care for her, she's been through too much, man. And she doesn't need to be going to jail, she needs to get help for her obvious PTSD and mental pain. She seems like she's been through too damn much.

[@heathertaylor8904]

​@nahimgood4 she was brutally honest through the whole process, even telling them the drugs she did, and how she snorted her medication. I don't think she is in the state of mind to be making shit up. And I know a lot of women lie, but a lot of us don't. And the ones who have been through some shit, you kind of just hear it in their voice. This woman's been through a lot. It's heart breaking. It's no excuse to do some of the shit she's doing but maybe if we started help the mentally ill population the police wouldn't have to deal with this so much :/

[@groowanderer]

​@@heathertaylor8904she also said that spirits broke the microwave and that the female officer was the chief of police. She's psychotic because of abusing meds and alcohol, and you all are trying to make reality out of the actual being of non-reality. You can't try to peek into the ramblings of a mad woman for hidden truths.

[@TimOvideos]

That broke my God damn heart :(

[@Hay_Bay]

I like Rhonda. She’s hilarious, and she had a kind heart you can tell she always reverts back to her sweet meek self, if you’ve been around ppl in psychosis a lot you start to be able to get glimpses of who they are sometimes. Poor Rhonda this woman I’m sure has had to endure such horrific trauma that no one should ever have to deal with. Completely let go. It’s sad.

[@barryprice4202]

Well said.

[@piaaadah]

It's heartbreaking. I can tell she's a kind woman when she's not having episodes

[@Bigkillaward]

She hates white ppl. Real kind

[@JeromeHagard]

🤡

[@muggleintheupsidedown]

Agreed!

[@shaylov6763]

Came from IG, I pray Miss Rhonda is doing better.

[@MyGoodenessGracious]

Every person from the officers to the hotel manager were very considerate, patient, & overly professional in this tense situation. I applaud every single one of them, bless them all.

[@deltamatt001]

Man, this is so sad. She definitely needs to be institutionalized for a while. Officers had so much patience for her.

[@dyr_glpsn4209]

Yeah, WAY too much.

[@arjanpetersen]

@@dyr_glpsn4209I don’t think so… you don’t want to stress out these people even more

[@birdsong985]

They wouldnt give the same patience for you of you said the same things mental health issues or not.

[@marthasellers4125]

Sad to say but most of our jails double as institutions for folks like this.

[@mikemccoyrpt]

Yes, "the police killed my son", "I need to stop the pain". Tough road ahead

[@jennbeth1]

She has the mind of a broken child. Poor woman.

[@Burlykim13]

It absolutely broke my heart when she freaked out and said “don’t leave! The men are different when you’re not around!!” She also mentioned the police killed her son. You can tell she’s been absolutely traumatized and abused in the past, whether from police or other men, she’s clearly been through so much and is attempting to self medicate but like most addicts it makes things so much worse and in her case it makes her psychotic. I truly hope she gets help and is able to clean up because she seems like a really nice person underneath her issues. Shes also hysterical so she’d be awesome to be friends with. I really hope she gets her life on a healthier path.

[@henrypalmer1923]

Shes hysterical so shed be an awesome friend? What kind of logic is that buddy?

[@johnwayne3085]

Any more excuses for her?

[@nowirehangers2815]

She’s outta her mind Nothing she says can be taken as fact

[@Burlykim13]

@@henrypalmer1923 meaning if she had herself more together she’d be a fun person to hang out with because she’s funny and has other good traits underneath the mess. Or did you miss how she had them all laughing? What’s difficult to understand…unless you’re taking a blanket comment to extremes?

[@Burlykim13]

@@johnwayne3085 I stated I hope she gets help. I didn’t say because she’s been through those things her behaviour should be overlooked ffs. You’re conflating the fact that I can recognize that she’s been through things and the subsequent cause and effect, with me making excuses, and that’s not the case. Your comment is ridiculous. Most people who use drugs and alcohol are trying to numb pain. Comprehending that and having compassion for people doesn’t mean you negate the wrongdoing that results. If you think I stated anywhere that they should just let her go because of what she’s been through you must have trouble with reading comprehension.

[@paige4128]

That female officer is a gem. Bless her heart.

[@theredwhoop9372]

Why cuz she treated her like a child foh

[@Hezabelle77]

I can't imagine the torture that is that woman's mind. It's soul crushing.

[@Mardark-e4s]

Maaan shut up "HeAtTbReAkInG" she's a drug addict she was in COURT, and she snorted meds and took alcohol. There's no "broken mind" she just wants to take no accountability for her actions.

[@candynickel]

​@safiquazi2704 you can just say you hate anyone imperfect and move on. This woman has clearly been through things that are fueling her. If it's drugs, a mental diagnosis, abuse. People go through things and acting like they don't has not fixed the problem, has it?

[@tonystone1016]

Where is her family? I'm sure she's turned away her friends how could you keep up her level of crazy.

[@ozzy_z]

@@Mardark-e4s im telling you from personal experience, this isnt just drugs. she has a drug addict for a reason. she has clearly been through something and she didnt have any help, so she turned to drugs. its very common in poorer neighborhoods. the cycle of abuse and introduction to drugs.

[@clownko9773]

@@Mardark-e4syour mind and perspective is clouded with hate and the inability to have empathy for others. most people don’t just DO DRUGS, the do it to escape, people have backstories, every effect has a cause. she is suffering, suffering for reasons we can not understand she talked about her son dying. she said she uses to get rid of the mental and physical pain. god people like you make me sick

[@joshparnow9044]

Damn this should be shown to everyone who thinks all cops are bad and racist pricks. I genuinely feel bad for this lady, she’s going through hell on earth.

[@Smytjf11]

Get well soon, Rhonda. I can feel that pain. Everyone loves you.

[@o_ctu1]

I don’t know you but thank u for your kind words

[@MrA71717]

Nah she’s gross.

[@ashleyw6160]

"Those drugs are not prescribed to be snorted, my dear" ...imagine if we could get all officers to be as nice & patient as these are! They handled the situation so well!!!

[@AudiA5black4life]

If because the girl cop was there! If the guy cops was there by their selves they would beat her up

[@ConnerOfRS]

I wonder what the prescription was that she snorted.

[@kimberlyrelford8769]

Rhonda needs immediate mental help to deal with her trauma. I feel so empathetic towards her. The officers did an excellent job! Praying for everyone in this video🙏🏾

[@ItchyRocks]

What do you mean immediate help? You think those drugs were prescribed by the hotel? Mental health services are voluntary. While she was sober and lucid she chose to abuse her medication. There used to be the option of having her placed in a residential treatment center but it was the same ignorant bleeding hearts protesting against the "cruelty" of not allowing patients to be free in the public while being allowed to voluntarily access mental health services in the community. You can't have it both ways. She either gets committed and is forced to take her medication as prescribed in a safe environment where she can be monitored and treated as necessary or allow her to decide on her own on how she chooses to access mental health services.

[@shawngordon4960]

That bit needs to go straight to a mental institution, and then straight to a jail cell for her previous hate crime.

[@NYCGAL328]

Tons of people suffer from traumatic events and are not drugging or getting drunk!

[@Aylii1]

All the unintelligence in the comments is giving my brain the wrong kind of itch.

[@ItchyRocks]

@@NYCGAL328 And tons are, what's your point?

[@mojaveliz]

5:14 her calling that cop this big ass sexy mo'fo 😂 she ain't wrong

[@kasothespacewizard1258]

the cops showed amazing restraint and compassion

[@WinslowLeach1974]

Bodycams will do that (not a veiled critique).

[@kendrawaddams3174]

Only because it's the wife of a celebrity. Optimise Prime.

[@blacksheepdog9810]

So did the drugged lady she looked like she was about to jump on the officer and ride his leg.

[@Cheeseshredder]

she was like her son, a good kid who didnt do a nuttin wrong

[@MrWeezer55]

She was so out of control, and everyone was so nice to her. At least we know now who Optimus has been banging. I was wondering.