We got Teimu, Popeye, and olive oil before GTA 6. She needs to go because as her to leave, if she does not leave, you're going to go to jail. What's going on? >> It doesn't matter. You have to walk out right now. Walk out or go to jail. Who doesn't have >> It does not matter what she did. Right there. the management here. There's a door right there. Calm down. Calm down. Listen, it's going to be sitting like this walking out the door. Okay, there's a girl right there. So, it's time heard you the first time out. Who are you? >> Who are you? [Music] >> Okay, let me go ahead. I don't have a ratio. >> Get out of my car. >> Yeah. >> Have a nice sir. You go out. If you go out the exit, you're going to be right there. That door. >> You're going out that door. Out that door. >> Why you bumping me, dude? >> Yeah. You're going out. >> You know, if you wasn't here, you wouldn't be this. You understand that? >> Hey, man. I'm not tired of talking to you. Get out. I can tell you guys [Music] you realize [Music] [Music] now starts. All right. [Music] [Music] Surgery. Why did you hang up? Remember, you grab law enforcement and the commission of my duties. That's called matter. >> Yes, ma'am. You did. >> Where did I grab on camera? >> Sir, where did I Siry? I just had surgery. Ow. The shoulder hold may not go any lower as per her wish, but at least she got the public embarrassment that she asked for. >> You have a bad hip, sir. I have a bad hip. I just had surgery. Sir, I had a bad hip. I just had surgery. I have a bad hip. I have a bad hip, sir. I promise you have a bad hit. Please. >> He's a very large black man wearing a puffed up jacket. He left. >> Okay. >> Well, he walked outside. He's the husband. >> I know. You don't know me. I'm about him. I'm about him. I just had surgery. Please. On my right side. >> I got I don't have my I don't have any fine. I'm about to >> have a bad cuss for a second, but I cuz I to get her [ __ ] off. >> I have a bad hip on my right side. >> Uh, you want to just hold her so I can get the [ __ ] off. Hey, listen. Look at me. If you if you give me any issues when I take you out of handcuffs, it's not going to be good for you. Okay? So, understand that if you make any movements, I'm going to take it as a threat and you're going to get put up against the car. Do you understand me? >> Cuz I got to take you out of cuffs to get all your stuff off. >> Sir, why are you >> I'm making sure you understand. >> I'm military. So, why are you angry? >> So, you understand? Because you're intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Okay. Turn around. Face the car. >> This man hurt me. >> So, again, like I was explaining here in the in the state of Florida, right? They don't have to. They don't They don't have to have a reason. Once they tell you to leave, you are required by law to leave the establishment. >> There's no ifs or buts. So, I would assume I don't I don't know why we're here yet. It's because we just got here. I don't know you. I don't know what your wife did >> right now. I would assume just taking it as an assumption is that you guys didn't leave. Officer Williams probably detained her for that reason. >> No, that's not true. That's not the case because if if that was the case, I would have been detained. We were on our way out. He probably didn't say he didn't like something I said, right? Cuz I told him straight up you. You know what I'm saying? So he ended up detaining her. She didn't do nothing. She didn't. >> No, she didn't do anything. She didn't do absolutely nothing. She was walking behind me. If that was the case, she would have behind you. >> Yeah. She was She was right here with you. We were We were walking out this door right here and all of a sudden she grabbed me. >> I'm behind the building with the mail. [ __ ] you. He didn't like to >> Let's be real here. And then he arrested her. Whatever he did, >> Mr. Tough Guy here thinks the whole thing is about him while his military girlfriend can't even follow simple instructions. >> Okay, go ahead and get in. >> For what? >> Get in the car or you're going to have problems. >> Sir, I'm trying. >> I'm giving you a lawful order and I'm telling you to listen and get in the car or you're going to catch more charges. I don't care. You're not listening. You're military. So, follow orders and get in the car. >> I'm not following orders. >> Okay, then you're going to get >> Why am I being put in there? Why am I being put in the car? Can I ask for what? >> Because I told you to get in the car. >> No. Why am I being put in the car? Sir. >> Sir. Sir. >> Sir. Why am I being put in a car? >> I just told you. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest for what? Law enforcement. And you're going to catch more charges. >> Of what? Of who? Sir, >> sir. I promise you. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest for battering a law enforcement officer. You're going to catch more charges. Of the car. You're going to have charges. I promise you I have an arrest. Sir, >> I believe that you haven't been arrested before, but you are under arrest right now. Yes, ma'am. You are from me. You do not grab a law enforcement officer by the rest at all. >> We're just trying to get home. We were on the way out here and all of a sudden he grabs her of everybody that's that's going on. And I'll tell you why. He probably didn't he probably felt some type of way about what I said. >> Well, no. She's being very aggressive. >> That's not true. >> Yeah. I just tried to put her in the car and she re resisted me and tried to push her way out of the car. So 100% >> because she's unlawfully detained. What do you expect? She's scared. >> It doesn't matter. I >> What do you mean it doesn't matter? >> Cuz she's detained and I gave her a lawful order that we speak on behalf of the business, right? They hire us to be here to speak for them. >> Yeah, that's the problem. >> How's that? >> That's the problem. Because whatever they say just kind of goes and y'all y'all don't take the >> So, you understand this is a private business that can ask you to leave for any reason. >> Okay. And we were leaving, right? We were >> I don't know. I don't get that's that's going to be for whatever his report says and that's going to be up in court with your predetermined whatever >> right because there's this thing called the fellow officer rule when they tell me something I can go >> you're going to go with what your fellow officer tells you. I understand >> because we have body cams that capture everything. >> Okay, that's fine. So look at old boy's body cam and see where where this incident occurred. >> I'm sure we do. >> Okay, but >> but it's probably not going to get done tonight. >> Yeah, and I know you're already coming in with this pre predetermined prejudice about what already happened in here. No, I'm not. No, my my only issue is just with with when I was being super polite with her and I'm trying to get her in the car and she doesn't want to listen. That's the only issue I have. That's it. >> Other than that, I have no issue. >> A CCTV in the establishment recorded the entire incident, effectively sealing the female's fate, but even then, her husband took a little convincing to get off the property. >> Oh, yeah. That was not smart. >> Oh, yeah. We thought we were hauling ass to get over here. I guess he's 911. >> Yeah, he was on the phone in the back. He's like He's like, "She's unlawfully detained." But I cuz I told him, "Dude, I got her in the car and I was like, dude, lady, you're about to catch another charge." Cuz she kept trying to push off to get out of the car. I was like, "You're going to catch two charges of legal if you don't get in the car. I had to lift her up and throw her in." And I was like, "What are you doing?" >> Oh, sure. >> So, what's happening with my wife? >> She's going to jail. >> For what reason? >> Uh, I told you when you what he told me, battery on Leo. So at this point, like I said, if you come back on the property, you're going to go to jail. >> So you have about >> All right. >> A reasonable no. You are got to get immediately off the property. This is still their property. So you need to go to the sidewalk and you have a reasonable amount of time to do so or you're going to go to jail, too. >> Okay. What is my time frame? >> It's a reasonable amount of time. So what? Either me and my fellow officer determ reason. >> Why are y'all being like this? Can I just ask you this? Why? Why are you trying to be nice? We really are. I'm not telling you that. >> I'm just trying to give you your options. >> Whatever happened over there so far, you weren't a part of it. So we're not trying to mess with you. But I'm trying to tell you she's going to have her day in court, but this is not the time and place to argue. I'm trying to give you your chance to leave. I cannot have this conversation with you cuz we have to go figure that out. So again, please leave. >> I don't I don't I don't Can I get your name and badge number and all this stuff? >> My badge number is my name's >> cuz I I just don't honestly think y'all guys will be here if you don't mind. >> Okay, look. You got I'll give you my name, but you got to go or you're going to go to jail. And I'm not trying to >> Hey, look. Can I record this information? You're free to record. What is your name, sir? officer, but if you don't get off the property, you're going to go to jail. >> We're okay. >> So, yes, I'll walk with you. That's fine. I have >> Why you being like this though, man? >> Because I keep asking you to leave and you're not now we are leaving and that's fine and that's why I'm willing to talk and give you give you all the information, but when we're sitting back there, that's not the time and place to do it. You're going to she's going to have her day in court. You're going to be able to go speak on her behalf. That's totally fine. But here, when we just told you you had to leave, it's not the time and place to do so. That's all I'm trying to get, man. I have no issue. >> Yeah. I'm trying to play this up as if you already been telling us or telling me. No, that's the first time I told you. But you were, like I said, you weren't actively leaving. You were still standing there trying to talk to me. That's that's that's all it was. >> So, I cannot understand what's going on. So, >> part of sidewalk, you're good. See, sidewalk is fine. But again, you step back on that on that pavement. You're going to go to jail. That's >> You got to You got to understand this is my wife in Where is she going? How can I see? >> I can answer all those questions for you. >> Yeah. She's going to go probably depending on how long the paperwork takes, she's going to maybe go to the annex, um, which is here, but ultimately she's going to end up in custody at the Okaloosa County Jail. The 36-year-old female was charged with battery on an officer and resisting obstructing without violence. YouTube thinks you'll love the video on screen. Click to watch now.