Hey! He say! Say! Say! Stop >> [screaming] >> misgendering me! Just say she. >> Witnesses at the scene had been referring to Vic using male pronouns. However, according to information later obtained by police, Vic preferred to be addressed using female pronouns. When people at the scene did not use the pronouns Vic requested, her emotions escalated further. >> No nothing particularly alarming me. >> If you come If you come towards me one more time [screaming] >> follow me! >> You are going to >> I said your pills ain't working, right? >> Vic said she felt hurt and disrespected by being misgendered and demanded that those around her immediately change the way they addressed her. >> Hey! [screaming] He say! Say! Say! Stop >> [screaming] >> misgendering me! Just say >> [screaming] >> she. >> Police then attempted to communicate with her using the requested pronouns. However, by that point, the conflict between both sides had already continued to escalate. Vic began demanding that officers immediately acknowledge their mistake, repeatedly insisting that they use the correct pronouns. >> Put your stuff down, turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Do you have any prior arrests? >> I'm not going to be arrested. >> Put your stuff down. >> The officers told her to calm down and stop disrupting the situation, but Vic refused to stop. She continued arguing and would not leave the area. Police then decided to request additional officers to assist with handling the situation. As more officers arrived, the atmosphere at the scene became increasingly tense. >> Leave me alone! >> Stop. Stop. Get down. Get down and down. Get down. >> Leave me alone! Help! Help! >> Officers attempted to regain control of the situation and asked Vic to cooperate with the investigation. However, Vic still refused to leave. The confrontation gradually moved from a verbal dispute into a situation where officers were preparing to physically intervene and take control.