She calls herself an investigative reporter, demands respect for her rights, and claims she's saving her grandmother. But in a split second, a routine hotel eviction turns into a cloud of green dust and a criminal offense. >> Watch how one stupid stunt turns a simple fine into real jail time for battery on an officer. If you want to understand the line between a bad attitude and the criminal code, and see how police react to provocation, subscribe to the channel right now. >> Hi, welcome. >> Hello. >> Welcome back. All right. So, we have Miss Jessica who's been with us since yesterday. She's just had a lot of erratic behavior. Yesterday, she was drinking at the rooftop, getting really intoxicated. We asked her to leave. She kept coming back three times. >> Um, then she claimed that the guy that she's with stole $30,000 from her, wanted immediate attention for that. Um, this morning was walking barefoot grabbing pastries off the continental thing. So, long story short, we're going to kick her out. This morning she was clicking the emergency button. So, I was answering it, trying to figure out what happened, what the emergency is. She wouldn't answer me, which is why I called you guys. So, we're going to go see what the emergency is and then we're going to ask her to leave. >> Do we want her out just >> in general? I just want her out. >> Okay. So, we're not doing a trespass. >> No, let's do a trespass. Let's do a trespass. >> Thank you. >> I'm going to just speak first. Hotel management. >> Hello. >> Hi. You pressed the emergency button, so I wanted to come and see if you were okay. >> Oh, yeah. We're great. Thanks. >> Do you mind opening the door for me? I didn't know I pressed emergency. >> You're okay. But anytime somebody presses that, I have to enter the room. >> The emergency button on the phone. >> I So I had two people up here trying to help me figure out the phone's broken. >> Okay. I have to enter though to make sure the room is okay and that you're okay. If the emergency button is pressed, >> can I put some >> Please do. Thank you. Do we know if she has a car here or Uber or >> I don't know. >> What button is that? >> So you press the emergency. There's a button that says emergency on the phone. >> Good morning. >> Good. >> How you doing? >> Good. >> Even better. I'm trying to get in touch with I I called emergency on my mother in Orlando. >> Oh, okay. So, you actually dialed emergency from here? >> Yeah, but they connected me to Orlando. My grandmother's in trouble. >> Oh, no. Okay. From our side, just looking around a little bit, it looks like you're smoking on the terrace, >> which we don't allow smoking in our property, so we're going to have to ask you to leave today. >> We're not going to charge you for tonight or anything like that, but we're not going to be able to keep you for another night. So, we're going to have to ask you to leave. Are we able to pack everything up within the next like 30, actually 15, 20 minutes? >> Seriously? >> Yeah. I'm serious. >> We pay for a few nights. Can we just pay for the smoking fee? >> No. Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. So, I'll step out. I'm going to give you guys a chance to kind of get things going. I'll get a bell cart up so we can take everything downstairs. Do you have a car with us? >> What? >> Do you have a vehicle with us? We have a card and a Buddhist on. >> Okay. We'll get those ready on the ramp for you then. Do you need help packing up? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. I'll just be right back. >> You're welcome. >> Yeah. >> You can leave now. >> You're not going to watch me dresses and all that. You go outside. >> Yeah. We'll step outside and you can put something on, but then we're going to come and make sure that everything gets packed up and >> we can go while we pack. We paid for our room today, >> right? So, >> go outside. >> You're going to pack because you're going to step outside. You're not going to be here while >> Right. Well, we'll she'll get here so she can she can watch you put a shirt on. >> Listen, ma'am. Let me let me explain something. >> Watch any of this. >> Let me explain something. Okay. >> You're being removed. You're going to be trespassed. >> I understand. You're going to wait outside while that happens. We have 30 minutes. All we did was smoke outside. >> Going to be trespassed from the property. >> If we don't get out in 30 minutes outside, >> you don't have any right to tell me what to do in my room that I've made. >> You don't walk out in trespass. >> No. >> You're being trespassed. We are going to make sure that you gather all your belongings. >> Wait outside while I do it. >> No. >> No. >> If you want to go into the bathroom with a shirt and put a shirt on. Now, >> that's fine. >> But we're not leaving you in here by ourselves. >> Adult and wake the >> I'm going to wait over here. Excuse me. >> Why don't we start? Okay. Don't touch me. >> You have no business being involved in our >> propert. >> Yeah, we can do that. But you wait outside while we do that. >> No, not going to happen. >> We're not doing that. >> This is my room. >> I paid for it. >> Are you going to Are you going to give me my money back? She already said that they're not going to charge you for the night. >> Are you going to charge me for the day that you're >> Sir Do you have an ID or anything with you? >> No. >> You're being charged or anything like that? >> Not anything for today. >> Why? >> Because we smoked on the patio. We have to deal with all this. >> I called the police on my grandmother who is being abused by my mother in Orlando >> in a completely different city. >> Acting up. >> Packing up. Let's start packing up. Go outside while I >> You have no business being in here. >> Just put a shirt on and let's keep moving. Okay. >> You have no business. I would like you to >> We're not leaving. I know that's what you would like to happen, but that's not what's going to happen. >> Absolutely. >> So, you're being trespassed. If you don't start packing up and leaving now, I'll put you in handcuff. You >> have no business being in >> I will put you in handcuffs and I will take you to the county jail. >> You have no business being trespass after warning. Do you understand? >> Get the out of my room. You want to go to jail? Get out of my room. >> Last chance. >> You have no business. >> Start packing your belongings. >> I paid for this room. >> Start packing your stuff. >> Are you refusing to pack your belongings? >> No. I asked you to wait outside. >> Can I explain that? That's not happening. Are you refusing to pack your things? >> Me. >> You guys are the biggest I've ever met in my goddamn life. Like, we don't have enough problems. >> See if she has a 14. or not. So AC doesn't allow. >> No, we actually like it. Oh, we paid for it to be. >> You're not paid to be here. >> I am here to be here. >> That's enough to be here. >> You're not even allowed to be here right now. >> Okay. >> This is highly illegal. >> What's your first name, sir? >> Ryan. >> Ryan. What's your last name? Ryan. >> Ryan. Come here. Can you spell that? Give me your address. Hold on. Hold on. Ryan, >> how do you spell? Do >> not. He You don't have to do anything in this room. Come here right now. >> Go put your shirt on. >> Come here. >> Ryan. >> Ryan. >> Can you please listen to us? >> She's going to do not have to do anything a goddamn day. >> How much longer are we going to go with it? >> Put her in handcuffs. >> I'm ready to be ready. >> I'm ready. at least. >> Well, that's what I was hoping was going to happen. >> Well, she took that off to put something else in. >> They're already Jesus. >> I can hear you whispering. >> Paul >> and I know my rights. And I'm explaining them to my friend. >> Do not answer one goddamn word. >> She's back. >> Our lawyer will answer every question you possibly have. >> Awesome. >> Cool. Do not answer a goddamn question. losers. Nothing matters at the time. >> Would you mind helping me with the suitcase, Ryan or Mike? Uh, Michael O'Brien. >> Ryan. >> It's Ryan. >> I'm sorry. Did I like that? I guess I might have been charged. >> Personal. You're just going to light up a cigarette. >> No, you're not. You're not smoking. >> Don't tell me what the I'm doing. >> I haven't done anything. I just tried to save my 90year-old grandma from getting her feet. That's all I did. She's got her >> I don't think the phone's cordless. So, I don't I don't think that's how it works. >> It is actually cordless. That's how it works. I don't think it's 2024. What the >> And we didn't do a goddamn thing wrong. And you're in my room and you have no business in here. >> It's a room I rented. So it's my room right now. >> I paid for it. So it is. >> You stay right there. >> You can stay right there. >> Good thing I'm on YouTube. Good thing >> this place just opened and it will just get closed. >> Ryan, you're going to be the one driving, right? >> No, we're not driving. >> Oh, okay. Perfect. Even better. >> Is it? Yeah, cuz we're from LA. And guess what? I am >> an investigative reporter. >> Congratulations. >> Yep. To you or me? To you. >> Would you like some cratom? Have you ever tried that? >> No, thank you. >> Sure. >> Yes, please. >> It's an illegal opium. >> Smell it. >> Dude, it's a joke. >> Stop. >> Come on now. It's a joke. >> You're going to jail. You're done. >> Spray me with that. >> It's really It's a power. It >> doesn't matter. You're going to jail. herb that heals. >> Yeah, you're done. >> Pinky intoxicated. I don't need that. No, >> you could be healed in jail. >> Why? >> You got all of her stuff to figure out to do with her stuff. >> No, >> you guys are seriously >> I bought it at the gas station. You're done >> for what? Second drawer. >> Why would I get arrest for what? >> Uh disorderly conduct, trespass after warning. We're asking you to leave and you're you're making more of a mess. You >> kidding me? >> It's a herb. >> Frank, you know that illegal in the city of Sarasota? >> No, I bought it at the gas station in Sarasota. >> Cool. Not in the city of Sarasota. >> Yeah, I did. >> I swear to God. >> Nope. Weren't you with me? >> It was a joke. >> It's That's not funny. Okay. Does anyone laughing? You're not even laughing. >> Why are you in my hotel room? >> Put your shoes on. We're going. >> I paid two. >> I don't care how much you paid. You're going. >> You're still working, right? >> Are you good with good with MLT if we take her down? >> Yeah, it's fine. >> All right. Come on. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. What am I going to? >> I already told you. >> Oh, you're all calm and you want to talk like a normal person now, right? Now that you're in handcuffs, right? But before when you're thrown around freedom, you have >> I was in my own hotel room then the West. >> I've never paid that much money for a hotel room. >> Well, you probably shouldn't again. Bye. >> Well, it was a Friday morning. I felt like I deserved to be there. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Why do we do that? >> It's like an herb. >> Mhm. >> Like herbal tea. >> Yep. >> You concealing anything within your body? Go ahead. Take step in. >> What? Can you take a picture of her? >> Yeah, I got it. >> This is who you >> Yeah. This is what This is what >> Yep. This is what's fun for me. I want to come up and deal with drunk women throwing cratom around their hotel. moving further. >> Because the hotel called us. >> Why? >> Because you're acting ridiculous and calling the emergency button. That's why. >> Oh, my grandmother in Orlando. >> Okay. Well, that's not how that works, dude. >> Yeah, I was. They went to her house. >> Cool. >> My grandmother is being abused by my mother, dude. She broke her hip and her leg. >> Well, you should be there taking care of that. >> 8 years old. And I went there and I tried to help. >> Okay. and I couldn't do anything. >> Let's start with the main mistake made by 90% of the people in these videos. Jessica's convinced that paying $250 gives her property rights. That is not the case. Legally, staying in a hotel is not a teny, but a license to occupy. The hotel has the right to revoke this license at any second for rule violations, whether it's smoking or noise. Look at the officers. They aren't arguing about money. They are focused on one fact. The property owners have demanded she leave. The moment she refused to leave after the warning, the civil contract was voided. She is now committing a criminal offense. Trespass after warning. To the police, her arguments about payment mean absolutely nothing. Pay attention to the patrol officer's tactical proficiency. The situation is tense and the woman is unpredictable. >> What do the cops do? They apply the divide and conquer tactic. They physically separate Jessica and Ryan. Why? To prevent a mob effect. If Ryan had stayed close, Jessica's hysterics could have provoked him into aggression, forcing the officers to fight two suspects at once. By pulling him aside and keeping him calm, they neutralized 50% of the threat without a single shot or handcuffs. This is textbook perimeter control. The peak of stupidity comes when the packet of unknown substance is thrown. Jessica screams about healing herbs. But put yourself in the officer's shoes. In modern America, police view any unknown white or green powder as a potential bio threat. It could be fentanyl where even inhalation can be fatal or anthrax. That is why the law classifies this not as a joke but as battery on a law enforcement officer. An officer is not required to wait for lab analysis to protect themselves. Throwing an object constitutes active aggression. The officer's response, an immediate forcible arrest, is legally impeccable here. She effectively gave them cart blanch to use. In the finale, we see the price of her stubbornness. Instead of a simple eviction and a taxi ride, she gets a trip to the county jail. The officer mentions a crucial detail, the local ban onratom in Sarasota. This serves as a reminder to everyone. Ignorance of the law excuses no one. >> Just because you bought something legally in one city doesn't make it legal in the next. But even without theratom, the police already held a royal flush. Criminal trespass, resisting, and battery on an officer. This video is the perfect tutorial on how to ruin your life for the next few years in just 15