Body-worn camera footage that recently surfaced online shows a girl behaving erratically during an encounter with three officers after she called 911 to report a kidnapping.

The video shows two male and one female officers responding to a call at a house in Indian River County, Florida, on June 15, 2022, where they encounter a girl who appears to be upset.

The woman begins by saying she called 911 earlier this week and spoke with a sheriff’s deputy, Tea De Leon, and her “eyelashes,” but De Leon claims she never spoke to the girl.

When officers attempt to query the girl in regards to the nature of her report, a lot of her answers are inconsistent and difficult to understand.

“I can’t handle this! You’re not invited!” the girl screams before trailing off incomprehensibly.

When the police ask her if she had been drinking alcohol or taking any medications that day, she says no and begins making accusations that her ex-husband had kidnapped her son.

“I’m taking care of my son. I haven’t seen my son in a month. I’m taking care of my fucking job, I’m taking care of my fucking son, my son’s father won’t give him his phone,” the girl said after telling officers she was working to resolve the custody dispute.

The conflict escalates when officers try to query the girl, but she begins to argue.

At one point she shows De Leon her chest, saying she just had “surgery,” and begins accusing the officers of touching her.

After refusing to obey the officers and continuing to get in De Leon’s face, all of the officers restrain her and handcuff her. She continues to speak incoherently after being detained.

“I always talk to someone, I don’t f***ing lie about shit,” the girl says. “Can you let her go, because this is a f***ing lot for her?”

A moment later, she begins to scream loudly and cry, then dramatically falls to the bottom.

As the officers help her off the bottom and lead her to the patrol automotive, they’ve trouble getting her to sit in the back seat. Things escalate again when she loudly demands that they stop touching her, then kicks De Leon.

The police try to force her into the automotive and she kicks De Leon again, this time in the face.

The men eventually help her into the automotive, then check on their friend as he leans down and massages her nose.

“I’m fine,” De Leon assures his partners. “I’m not bleeding, am I?”

The recording ends with one in every of the officers telling the girl she shall be charged with against the law.

“Why?” the girl asks.

“For kicking her in the face,” the deputy replies.

“I never kicked her in the face,” the girl shouts.

“Yes. I saw you do it. It’s all on video,” the deputy says.

As reported, the girl was charged with serious assault on an officer.

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Stevie Wonder is embarking on a 10-city U.S. tour to coincide with the upcoming presidential election.

The “Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart” tour, titled after Wonder’s latest politically themed single, will happen it stops in key states, reports. The 25-time Grammy Award winner will kick off the tour on October 8 on the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with stops in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Greensboro, Atlanta, Detroit, Milwaukee and Minneapolis, before wrapping up on October 30 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The official announcement says the tour calls for “joy over anger, kindness over resentment, peace over war.” It also notes that “as a special thank you,” Wonder will offer quite a lot of free tickets to “those in our communities who are already working tirelessly to mend the broken heart of our nation.”

The tour announcement comes a month after Wonder gave an electrifying performance and speech on the Democratic National Convention on “the importance of action.”

“It’s time to understand where we are and what it’s going to take to win: win the broken hearts, win the disappointed, win the angry souls — now is the time,” the legendary singer told the group.

“This is the moment to remember, when you tell your kids where you’ve been and what you’ve done… We have to choose courage over complacency. It’s time to stand up!” he said, changing his tone to an appeal, “and go vote!” He then launched into his 1973 classic, “Higher Ground.”

Stevie Wonder’s “Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart” tour dates are listed below:

• October 8: Pittsburgh, PA, PPG Paints Arena
• October 10: New York, New York, Madison Square Garden
• October 12: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Wells Fargo Center
• October 15: Baltimore, Maryland, CFG Bank Arena
• October 17: Greensboro, North Carolina, Greensboro Coliseum
• October 19: Atlanta, Georgia, State Farm Arena
• October 22: Detroit, Michigan, Little Caesars Arena
• October 24: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Fiserv Forum
• October 27: Minneapolis, Minnesota, Target Center
• October 30 Grand Rapids, Michigan, Van Andel Arena