Y'all finna go. I just want to I want the camera man back. Go sit down, please. Okay, thank you. Can I have the longest one back here cuz they won't let me get my stuff. >> Go sit down, please. Yeah, it is. I'm going to break this thing. All right, I'm going to have to say this one more time. Sit down. >> Okay. All right. YEAH. I'M GOING TO TALK TO EVERYBODY, but I need everybody to sit down. There's only one of me. There's like 12 of you trying to talk right now, right? That doesn't make any sense. Go sit over there. Go sit over there. These two things right here, like she was finna hit him. All the thing he did was you better bag up. He did not touch her. >> Okay. Or anything. >> Okay. Do you have cameras in here? Yes. Okay. But she has I've been trying to get her to work all day. I've been asking her nicely and everything. She has not wanted to do anything. And when I found when she ripped I'm fed up with this stuff. Where's the male that that she ripped towards? He's out there talking to the other officer. Okay. Nobody is Okay, so we've been telling her multiple times to clock out and go home. Okay. Multiple times. Now she Now I'm on I'm on the I called my supervisor to tell her to go home. And everything. So I've all I've been asking her was to leave. That's all. And so that's when the Yeah, and she started cause talking about I'm nothing, I'm below her and how she was going to have my job. >> This is a critical point. Once an employee is told to leave and refuses, especially after being terminated or told to clock out, their continued presence can quickly transition from a workplace dispute to a criminal trespass situation. Her defiance here sets the stage for further escalation. And then my boss said, "Just leave." He was on the phone with our supervisor. I'm finna hit this uh stuff like that. And I'm on the phone with the supervisor. Supervisor say, "Y'all guys want to come up here tomorrow. Y'all can put the camera." I'm standing right here on the phone with supervisor telling her to go home. She picked up three, four items, walked up to me, and acted did just like this, like she's going to hit me. Okay. And I'm I'm like, "Bro, you better stop." I'm like this, pointing at her, like, "You need to chill." Like And that's why they're yelling at everybody. Everything else. Calm down. I'm not yelling. He put his hand on >> Can you calm down for me? Cuz she's blocking on me. What's your name? Tiffany. Who is this? What's your birthday, Tiffany? Hey, can you get off the phone for just a just She's He told her He was telling her Well, she was telling him, "Just leave." "I ain't going nowhere." She picked these up and was going towards her. That's why the ketchup is on the floor. >> Okay. So, what I need What I need you to do for me is if you can take me back to the back and show me video. >> The The GM, I have to be here cuz I don't have the password to >> What's Where's the GM at? He's not here. He's left today. He will be over in the morning. Okay. Let me Let me see you talk. I don't care. Right here. She picked up one of the little the little parts little thing right here. Yeah. >> One of the other items See? I don't care what he he is charging me because he's not going to put his hands in my face like that. I don't care what she said. They can arrest her. She bumped me three times in my face. All right, Tiffany. So, can you show me What can you show me? She's I'm mad at me because I can't remember whatever I said or she told me to go home and clock out because I said something The manager, Javon, the one that bumped me in my face three times, his brother is Jamar. They're both cooks. He's out here He comes to me and yells at me cuz I was stringing up my shoes. Whenever I got to work, I was putting my laces in my shoe. I was sitting right there. I had just sat down and put one shoe one shoe lace in my shoe. He comes out here and starts yelling at me, "You need to do something. You ain't going to sit out here not doing nothing. You need to do something. You need to do something." Then the the cook, the manager, then his brother rolls up a fat one. He goes outside and smoking it. Nobody put their hands on nobody in here. She's the one became basically physical, trying to be physical by picking up something, acting like he want to fight. Trinity She picked that up and like literally looked like she was going to hit me. And I'm like, "You need to chill. You need to go home." I'm pointing at her like, "You need to go home." Mhm. And she said, "I'm not going home." All right. What's your first name, man? Javon. J A V O N. What's your last name? What's your date of birth, man? 1998. Okay. While we're talking to everybody, you can carry on with your business, do whatever you need to do. The only thing I'm going to ask is just don't even look at her, don't even talk to her. If she's carrying on, we'll deal with it. The officer is making a smart tactical move here by physically separating the parties and giving clear instructions to minimize further interaction. This de-escalates the immediate tension and prevents additional confrontations while they gather information. Go back to work. We'll take care of the rest of it. Okay. Units at McDonald's. She's trying to get camera footage pulled up now. Okay. smoking a cigarette, smoking a blunt. So, I went out there just juggling. I said, "If y'all are going to pick on me, then I'm going to talk to y'all. If y'all going to sit out there and smoke weed and cigarettes and stuff, I'm going to write down the time and I'm going to tell the manager. Point-blank, period. If y'all going to pick at me, I'm going to pick back at y'all. So, if y'all want to go out there and smoke weed, that's fine. I'm going to record it and I'm going to say something about it." Okay. So, she comes in there and says, "Oh, that's not your business. That's not your business that he out there smoking weed. That's not your business." face, hit him three times, and then holding him back like he want beat my telling me that he would knock me the [ __ ] out. Okay. Who you need to see she's being pushed back to leave. Okay. Did she touch him at all with the No, she didn't actually touch him, but she >> threatened him. She threatened him. That's why he put his finger in her face. Okay. But after that, nothing else happened from that angle. And I was telling her to go back on this thing. Let me Let me see this for a second. Let me watch how long this happened. >> Okay, so this is just talking waiting on us to get here. Okay. And do they have any relationship with each other? No, not at all. >> It's just you and your brother up here? Um yeah. Okay. And do you guys want her barred? Yes, she needs to be barred. As you right here, I'm calmly talking to her calmly and You want to go for 2 years? It definitely could be 2 years. We can only go for 2 years. What do you have on your phones? I'm trying to find her in the beginning of it, whenever I started her recording. Because he was telling me to go out and go out and go home for no reason at all. What the Jesus Christ. So, she's she's going to go to jail for sure. What you say barred for? Cuz she just This is her first day and she's going to go to jail. She's going to jail? Oh, yeah. What happened? She was charging at all of them trying to throw ketchup at them. It's her first day. They were telling her she needed to go home and she didn't want to, so she started charging at them and he was her She's saying he put his finger in my face cuz she's charging at him and he's like basically get back is what he said his words were. If he wants to press charges, she's going to go to jail on her first day of work. >> I'm thinking go ahead and do that now. At least escort her. >> Yeah, I'm hot. Cool. Finish your paperwork. I'll tell you later. We'll give her a after you Huh. I'll break it down for you later. Yeah, she's better I said call Trinity. That's my sister. My sister going to pick me over you. Da da da da da. Somebody hit a motorcycle. No, no, no. I mean in front of all these couple of students in here, just ratchet and most ghetto I've ever seen in my life. She should not be in memory. Da da da da da. I mean, look at her how mad she got. Over me saying something to her. Okay, so on your phone you don't have any physical altercation. >> No, y'all had to pull the camera back, but I want to charge. He put his hands on me and I want him to go to jail. He's not going to hands on me. He's not going to get away with it. And I'm 6 months pregnant. Okay. Regardless. I don't care if I walked up to him. I don't care if I did not put my hands on him. All right. So, I did watch the video footage. Um from what I can see, she does pick up the couple of trays and then come at you like this. Um that is enough at that point for simple assault if you would like to press charges. This is the turning point. The officer's review of the video footage provides objective evidence. The act of picking up objects and advancing aggressively, even without making physical contact, constitutes a credible threat, legally qualifying as simple assault in many jurisdictions. Yeah. You do? Yeah. Okay. And you guys also want her barred for 2 years, correct? All she had to do was All she had to do was just leave. That's right. I did watch all of that, yeah. All we wanted to do was just leave. Just leave. Okay. She didn't do anything at all the time. All she had to do was I did see everybody talking there and asking her to leave. So, you are right. He had no business touching me, and I want him put in jail for it. I want him charged for it. He had no business putting his hands on me. He did not physically hit me, but he cannot physically touch me, period. He shouldn't be putting his hands on me, period. Okay. Sit tight for a second, okay? >> I'm being over I mean, I know you might can't do it today or whatever it is, but I want him to get him barred from here for 2 years. You're not allowed to step foot on the property. All right. Please get out my face. I don't want to hear nothing you got to say. I'm I don't want to hear nothing you got to say. Please get away from me. Get Get away from me. So, so >> from me with your ghetto ass Tiffany. Sorry, no good nothing Tiffany, do you understand that you're barred? That's okay. All right. All right. Stand up, Tiffany. For what? Just put your hands behind your back. I'm for what? Stand up. Why are you putting my hands behind my back? >> Stand up. You're going to jail, okay? For what? What am I going to jail for? >> Simple assault. Oh, cuz you grabbed those menus and tried to hit him with them. No, I didn't. Y'all, I did not try to hit him. Y'all really going to see her take me to jail in front of these people. Y'all are really going to humiliate me like that. We're 10-95 with the female subject. >> going to Y'all are seriously going to take me to jail out of this. I did not do anything. >> on. Get in the car, Tiffany. He was threatening me. >> Come on. So, that So, that verbal threat is not And it don't mean anything. Like, what in the hell, man? You good? You got it? Okay. Sorry. I got it. If you'll just put it on my finger, I'll take it. All right. And there goes her phone. Just everything on the ground now. Jesus Christ. Here, Addison. Hold on. You want to hold some more stuff for me? You just jump on my back. That's the Oh. Go this way. How am I going to jail for a simple assault? I'm 6 months pregnant and I'm high-risk pregnancy. I don't have to read you your rights, just a handcuff. >> to You understand these rights I've explained to you. No, I don't. And I want my lawyer. Why are y'all doing this to me? Why are y'all humiliating me like this? Why? They threatened me. Nobody's humiliating you. I'm saying you're taking me to jail for something whenever he threatened me. They all threatened me. They ganged up on me. Well, that's not what the video shows, okay? But, listen. You You said that you didn't understand. >> true. I'm not going to give y'all the bond now. I don't have family here. And I'm high-risk pregnancy. All right. You got anything to add, Tiffany? No, but I want your name. I'll give you that. Cuz the way you swung me up and just handcuffed me was totally wrong. >> weren't listening to me. Get in the car. I didn't even hear what you were saying. I told you to stand up. Get in the car. Get in the car. Why are you taking me to jail? >> in the car. Tiffany, in the car. Do you have to take me to jail? Yeah. Why are you charging me? Because I saw video. So, but he You're not going to charge him for anything? >> sit down. Sit down, please. I'm not going to tell you again. No, because that's not right. He hit me. He put his hands Tiffany, put your legs in the car. No, I want it written down. I want a copy of it. >> Okay, I'll put it in your property. Thank you. I really appreciate it cuz I'm going to have your job. Oh, okay. Cuz I never hit nobody for you to charge me with simple assault. I'd like to know how you're doing that. And I think it's because you got a vendetta against me and you've got me confused with somebody else. But I've only been arrested for a theft from Walmart on Lexington Road, okay? And I'm never Threatening an officer's job is an unhelpful and frankly common reaction from individuals who feel unjustly arrested. It rarely achieves anything, often stemming from a misunderstanding of the legal process and the officer's role in enforcing the law based on evidence.