about letting you for a walk. >> Oh [ __ ] Watch out. Never mind. Watch out. OH GOD. >> I [screaming] SAID I WANT TO WALK. I said I want to walk. I >> What begins as a heated argument at a Florida dog park quickly becomes a full-blown confrontation with police. Officers say they're investigating a criminal allegation, but the woman refuses to give her full name and repeatedly challenges their instructions. Within minutes, detention turns into handcuffs, resistance, and an arrest that only gets more complicated. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Is this other person still here? >> Yes, they are. >> Where is she? >> The gentleman in the small side, Michael. He'll let you know he's got a video. They're on the big side. She came running over to this side. Enough's enough. I I have a right to wear this hat. >> Okay. Who Who saw her? Well, I'll get into all that later. >> Michael. >> Who's Michael? Where's he at? >> He's in the small park. I'm gonna get you. >> Hello. Is this other person still here? >> Yeah. Well, the guy. >> All right. Yeah, she just walked by. There they are. There you look back. Black with the purple hair. >> And I have video of her going crazy as a a Trump deranged person. >> Okay. And when I said I was good with everything Trump was doing, she freaked out and jumped over the fence and told me I better be worried about her. So that >> with the black tank top back there. >> Yeah, black tank top, purple hair, walking with a guy >> to go. I got >> 461 out with their very north side of the park. Ma'am, can you come over here for a minute? >> Hi. >> Hello. >> So, we before we get into everything, can I just bring you up here so we can all talk together out in the front up here? >> Oh, no. >> Oh, no. >> No. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> No. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Laura. >> Laura. >> Why are you here, sir? >> Well, there was an incident and we were called about it. Okay. The other officer is going to come talk to you just a second. I just didn't know where you went to, so I came off and talk to you. >> I was doing the same thing I always do. Walking around the dog park. >> Laura, what's your last name, Laura? >> My Why are you ask I don't No, I don't want to tell you my last name yet. >> Okay, cuz we're working a criminal investigation. >> I said yet. >> Okay. >> So, all I'm asking you for is your name right now. >> Laura. >> Okay. What's your last name, Laura? >> I'll tell you when I feel comfortable telling you. >> Okay. 475. You want to head back out here? >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, you ma'am. You are. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. So, you don't have a last name you want to give me? >> Well, I have a last name. I'm saying I don't want to give it to you yet until I understand what exactly I've done >> because as of right now, we're conducting a criminal investigation. Okay. I don't know where that's going to go. All right. I haven't talked to really anybody else yet. They just said, "Hey, that's the girl over there. So, I came out to talk to you." >> Okay. So, then why do you need why do you need my last name if you're just asking questions? Because like I said, we're conducting a criminal investigation. >> And I will give you my my last name when I feel comfortable doing so. >> Okay. When will you feel comfortable doing so? >> When I know what you want from me. >> Well, and we'll explain that. I'm just trying to get some basic info from you first. >> All right. >> Okay. But I do need your name. You are being detained right now until we figure out what's going on. >> All right. So, let's figure out what's going on and I'll give you my last name. >> So, you're not going to give me your last name? >> I will give you my last name when you tell me what it is. That's >> the other officer come back out here and talk to you in just a second. and you're unwilling to come up front and talk to us. [gasps] >> If you're going to be like that, sure, I'll come down. >> Let's go up front. >> I'm going to go this way. >> Well, let's go this way. There's the other officer right there. >> We're over here. >> Hang on a second. We're not going to do whatever we want. That's not how this is going to work. >> Okay. >> Ma'am. >> Sir. >> Ma'am. >> Sir, I'm walking to the front of the park. >> Is that not what you wanted me to do? She's refusing >> to walk to the front of the park. >> I'm so sorry, sir. I'm so sorry. >> I asked her to walk to the front of the park and I'm getting this. I She won't give me her name. >> The park. I don't >> Yeah. Oh, she's with another male back there. >> I don't understand. >> Uh-huh. >> The one in the dog park with the dog. >> I'm simply trying to >> Okay. No, you're right. You No. No. Seriously. Seriously. You guys are right. I am being disrespectful. You You're both right. I should not be speaking to cops like this. >> Okay. >> Those men >> Can I tell you why we're here? >> Can I Ow. Yes, please. Yes, please. Yes, please. >> We got a call. >> Mhm. >> There's an allegation I made against you. >> Mhm. >> Okay. I Let me finish. Let me finish. >> I haven't talked to the other gentleman yet. >> Okay. Let me go get his sign. >> Mhm. >> I'll get your side and then we'll see where we go from there. Okay. >> Well, is that so hard? >> That's what I tried to ask you if you would come here. >> Right now, you are detained. Okay. that. And can I just say what? That's fine. He would not move past asking me my name. He would not tell me anything unless I get >> Did I not say you were detained and we're here conducting a criminal investigation? >> Would you tell me and No, I told him this already. I >> I don't get IDed at the park typically. >> Let's go walk to the front of the park and we'll figure this out. Okay. >> Why are you detaining me? >> I just told you. >> I was asking him. >> Okay. Let's go to the front. >> Why are you Why are you detaining? >> Because we're conducting a criminal investigation. At this point, officers have told her she is being detained while they investigate the complaint, and they repeatedly direct her toward the front of the park. She keeps questioning why she has to comply before getting more information. That's where the encounter starts spiraling. A detention is not the same thing as an arrest, but once someone is lawfully detained, ignoring clear movement instructions can create a separate problem. Do you think the officers explained themselves clearly enough, or was she making a simple investigation far more difficult than necessary? >> Go up to the front right now. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. So, do you want to walk or do you want me to put your handcuffs right now? >> I mean, I was already walking towards the front and all I wanted was what you told me. But >> see, easy enough, right? >> And while we're doing this, let me get your >> Let's keep walking. >> No, I will keep walking when you >> Okay, I'm not doing this. >> Babe, >> right now you're detained. Okay, you're not under arrest, but you're not following instructions. >> Um, this is very silly. I just don't want my earbuds to be lost. That's the only reason I'm doing this cuz I want my boyfriend to get them. My Will you >> knock it out of my ear? >> No. Nobody. >> Babe, ser I'm in handcuffs and it hurts. >> Babe, this is the time to move. Right now, if you keep on doing this, you're going to cut your charge. What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> Why are you doing this? >> Why are you doing this? >> Do you know her? >> Yeah. >> Are you guys together? >> What is your relationship to her? >> Your boyfriend. Is this a normal behavior for her? Okay, maybe you can help me out cuz right now she's just detained. She's not under arrest, but I'm investigating uh a criminal allegation. I just need to go up to the front. >> Are you recording? >> Can you tell her? >> We're recording as well. >> That's good. >> You're You're He's going to record you weird. >> That's fine. I act weird all the time. >> All right. Well, stand up. >> I don't want to. >> Let's go. >> I don't want to. >> Okay. Well, now >> you're hurting my arm. YOU'RE HURTING ME. WHAT AM I UNDER ARREST FOR? You have not read me my rights. WHAT AM I UNDER arrest for? >> My head. [screaming] >> Stop. Stop. Stop yelling. >> I mean, what was all this? >> What have I done to deserve this? >> You just did. >> What have I done to What have I done to deserve this? What have I done to deserve this? >> Can you just walk with us to the front? >> Cuz now you're under arrest. >> That's fine. >> We'll take another unit possibly, too. >> I'm not that fat. >> Come on. Let's go. Walk up to the front. >> WHAT HAPPENS IF WHAT HAPPENS if you >> that way? >> Okay. >> Who do you call when the cops in the back? >> Are you not going to walk up to the front? >> I don't know if I remember how to. >> Okay. And now the situation has crossed an important line. Earlier, the officer explicitly said she was detained and not under arrest. But after continued refusal to follow directions, the officer now tells her she's under arrest. Notice how quickly the focus has shifted. The original allegation is almost secondary because the struggle over basic instructions has become the immediate issue. This is one of those moments where arguing on scene can completely change the legal situation. Would you keep debating here or comply first and challenge the officer's actions later? >> All right. Well, we're going to wait till we'll get another car. >> Okay. What's the car going to do? Run over me? >> Just going to hurt my wrist some more? >> Uh, we're cut for no need to run code, but uh as soon as possible. >> Understood. >> And we have one in custody now. [snorts] >> Are you laughing? >> You know, all this is >> pretty ridiculous. >> I love Florida. All right. Now we got the ID at least. I'm proud to be an American cuz at least I know I'm free and I won't forget the man who died [screaming] who gave that right to me. And I'll proudly stand up next to you and I forget the rest and defend her still today. Cuz there ain't no doubt I love this land. God bless the you. Can I just move my hand so it doesn't hurt my wrist? >> No, we just wanted to walk you up front, but since >> And all I want to do is turn my >> officers. All is turn. >> Are you going to walk up to the front? >> No, I tried to have you carry me. You wouldn't do it. So, I don't know what you want. >> We've been trying to be cooperative with you since I walked out with you. >> Oh, honey, you have not ever been necessary. >> You, Mr. Hanslake, have not been cooperative from the beginning. I am a little bit sorry to be so difficult to you. I should have tried to hug him. >> I am very sorry. >> I don't understand why you're being difficult. >> Because those men cuz that man that called the cops threw his drink at me. >> Okay. >> And I told you we were just going to the front so we can talk figure things out. He just got very difficult with us for no reason. >> Okay. I did not get difficult >> until this man Come through the park. Uh [clears throat] veer left and uh walk the trail. You'll see us. >> What was the What was I doing? That was so difficult. >> I got it. Do you need five of us if she's in custody? >> No. >> YES. BRING FIVE. BRING FIVE OF YOU. I'm huge. >> 532. I can show you back in the [snorts] >> seriously. If you just walked to the front of us, we could have taken care of this. >> And that's what I was doing. You guys kept yelling at me while I was walking. You called over the other guy saying that I wasn't walking. And then when I was walking, you told me to stop. I don't I don't understand exactly what I did wrong. >> Can we try again? Can you please just walk with us to the front? >> I mean, >> we really don't want to carry you all the way out to the car. >> We're going to take you up to the front, but I mean, you're just making this more difficult than it has to be. >> He started it. Okay. Will you walk with us to the front? >> Will he apologize? >> No. Ma'am, will you walk to the front with us? >> Can we try? >> If this guy apologizes. >> Okay. Let's try to Let's try. >> No. >> I I will do every single thing. Every single >> Can you walk with us to the front? >> If this man apologizes. >> Will you walk with us to the front, man? >> If you apologize. >> Oh, thank God you're here. Thank you. We >> were trying to walk up to the front and then she just jumped on me and gives me hobble. >> So >> she hasn't Well, she hasn't kicked but >> she hasn't actually done anything, GUYS. >> OW. OW. OW. >> Are you going to grab her? >> All right. She's going on a huddle now. >> OH GOD. OH GOD. OKAY. SO, DAVE, >> YEAH, SORRY. >> MR. Third Cop, can I please see you? Mr. Third Cop, >> Mr. Third Cop, >> I'm right here. >> See you. Can I see you? >> I'm right here. >> May I see you? >> No, I'm busy. >> May I see you when you're done? >> You can talk to me. The reason that I'm not >> The reason that I'm not standing up and hobble right now is because I wanted an [snorts] apology from Professor. >> All right, let's try it. Let's roll on the side. >> Oh, no. No due process. >> What's that? >> Let's roll on her side then pick her up. Maybe it'll >> Are you able to just grab her legs right there or not? >> NO. THIS HURTS. THIS HURTS MY WRISTS. >> Hook her under her armpits. >> What's that? Grab. Can you Will you listen to a single thing that I said? >> Well, now she >> So, can you grab her leg? >> Yep. >> So, you'll grab my leg and carry me. But you won't listen to me about how this guy on my right refuse to tell me anything. >> Oh, maybe you'll listen to me. So, this guy on my right, I I walked over to him. My name is Oh, you got a mustache. We should have known. >> What? >> Yeah. >> Can you help us here? >> She can, >> you guys. I'm only 140 lbs. >> I would. Hold on. Hold on. I will walk. I will [ __ ] I said I WOULD [screaming] WALK NINE TIMES. I said I would walk. I said I would walk. >> I guess you figured out. >> I [screaming] said >> I'm not going to record this because it doesn't really help. >> How do you uh feel about learning how to walk? >> Oh [ __ ] Watch out. Never mind. Watch out. OH GOD. >> I SAID I WANT TO WALK. [screaming] I said I want to walk. I SAID I WOULD [screaming] WALK. >> APPARENTLY NOT. Let's put her down again. >> Stop. Stop. Okay. >> Why are you doing this? The point said I would >> You started kicking >> because you WOULDN'T PUT ME DOWN. IT HURTS. IT HURTS, GUYS. >> We tried to Where do you want? >> We tried to let you walk and then you started kicking and screaming. >> Are we ready to go again? >> You want to try? >> All right. Let's try it again. >> No. No. Do you want to switch sides? >> You tried kicking. So, she's not getting listen. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE, PLEASE. >> YEAH. She's going to start moving. >> How do you know? My hand is about to slip out of the hands on the right one on the right. On the right does that get me anything? My hand is about to slip out of the >> Does that mean anything? >> This hurts like a [ __ ] >> Is anyone going to listen to me? I ALREADY AGREED TO WALK SEVERAL TIMES. WAIT for advance. >> Nasty. I already >> tighten it. >> Okay. >> You guys got your chest cameras on? >> Yes. We're all recording your behavior. >> Good. Good. Good. Good. >> Leave [snorts] here till the car comes. >> I agreed to walk so many times. >> Uh >> all I want. We can just bring it all the way up right here cuz I mean the car won't be able to come all the way over here anyway. >> Am I required to give you my name for no reason? >> Yes, you are. >> Yes. >> 1 2 3. >> Oh my god. You guys, you deserve so much. You learn so much. >> All you have to do is walk. >> I agree to walk. I agreed to walk. >> I agreed to walk. >> One hand come out. That's it. you. >> That is not true. That is not true at all. >> My hands are Oh my god. >> Will you stand? >> Yes. >> If you stand, we'll I'll consider taking those off. should learn a lot. >> So, here, let's put it on. >> Why would I believe anything you say? >> Okay. You want to try standing? >> I trusted you when you were on your way over and I tried to talk to you and you wouldn't even listen to me. >> You guys, why am I being arrested? [snorts] >> I've not heard my Miranda rights yet. >> Am I being arrested? >> Well, yes, you are. Now, initially, you weren't. >> Why am I being arrested now? >> Right now, uh resisting. >> What? >> Resisting. Probably more charges coming. All right, let's get in the cruise. >> Probably more charges coming. I should be scared. >> Have a seat in the car. >> Captain Justice, please. >> Have a seat in the car. [laughter] >> Why is she doing this? >> Ready? Hold on. Three. >> Can you take a seat? One, two, three. Yeah, she's got Yeah, she's got >> honey. This is I'm not doing any of this. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. You can't [ __ ] bend my hip the wrong way. >> Okay. >> Had to be in the back of the park, too. >> Oh my goodness. Good exercise. >> And then she tells the boyfriend, "Can you start recording?" What? >> We have seven for us. >> We already have 17 cameras on. >> Well, he started for a second, then he's like, "Yeah, well, >> in a second." But is this We're trying to let her calm down a little bit. >> Yeah. >> What was the issue? Is this normal behavior for her or >> No, the original issue is just a simple question to these guys over there. She's just >> She's kind of passionate about, you know, Trump and all that. She She asked him why they still support him. >> Mhm. >> And then he started yelling. He threw his drink at us and then she started yelling. went over there and then um you know he kind of gave her a little body check and then she started yelling more and um the bigger guy he's the one that called the cops he went off >> and then she just sat down was talking to the other guy with the long hair. >> She was talking pretty calmly to him and then >> it just kind of escalated and then >> yeah I mean I was just trying to calm her talk to her too. Hey can you come up front with me? Let's have a conversation. >> Yeah. >> I mean so >> I don't know how where that all came from. We could have been probably gone and done with this by now. >> Yeah, I know. >> But >> all right. Do you have an ID on you by any chance, Thomas? >> Uh the other one of the other >> He's already got it. Okay. Did the the other officer already talk to you? >> Uh whichever one took my ID. He's the only one that talked to me. I'm not sure who >> Give us just a second. Let me talk to him and we'll see if we can Okay. >> All right. >> All right. >> Okay. >> All right. Let me get Oh, I already have it. It's $35. about 215 >> hair color getting skin. >> Mhm. [laughter] >> What about your eyes, sir? >> Uh, brown. >> Okay. You can have this back. >> Thank you very much. >> Just tell me what happened just today. >> Yeah. >> And I understand you guys were sitting down on a bench. Okay. Okay. >> Start from there. >> Uh, where you're sitting there. My back is facing the park. That park. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm just sitting there talking to him. She coming over screaming at us, screaming at us, screaming at me. So I got up. I said to her boyfriend, I said, "Please take >> What did she say?" >> She I I don't even listen. I tried. This has been going on. >> But something related to your Trump happened. >> Yeah. Yeah. Trump Trump this Trump that Trump Trump everything, you know, Trump's responsible for that leaf falling off the tree. It's just >> running her mouth. Got it. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Um obviously she ran her mouth. >> Not a very smart white girl. H >> I was just trying to ignore her and she's screaming at me, "Talk to me. Talk to me." Trying to get her. I'm just ignoring her. And so she comes running through the gate and I saw her running at me. I went running to stop her from coming through the other gate. >> Mhm. >> I don't want any confrontation. I don't need it. Especially off this little mall. >> Well, you're thinking that she's coming over to do something. Okay. No, she wasn't coming like make believe she was a Vietkong running at me. Okay. Okay. >> That type. Okay. So, she got to the fence to cool her off. I threw a little water on her for my thing. So, I locked the gate. Well, not locked, but shut shut the lever. Walked back in the mine. She come flying over there, threw the Coke can at me, shoved, gave me a shove. Um, and it just go >> Did she hit you with the can? >> Yeah. >> Where did she hit you? >> In the back of the head. >> Okay. Yeah. Um, >> and then she she pushed you, you said? >> Yeah. >> So, when she threw the can at you, what distance were you from her? >> I don't know cuz I had my back to her. >> Couldn't have been too far cuz she hit me. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I don't think she's a great great pitcher. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> Okay. Um, >> and then she came up to you and pushed you where? >> She shoved me on the back side of that shoulder. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, which made me go this way, which wrenched me. I almost attacked her back, >> but I didn't. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's why my blood pressure and everything went through the roof. >> Um, >> and is that when she jumped over the fence and took off >> and then she went through the gates and went running back that way? >> Okay. That's why I called. >> Can I see the back of your head? Do you have any injuries, sir? >> I don't think I have an injury. >> Uh, right. >> Right over here somewhere. >> And then when she pushed you, was it like a shove or? Yeah. >> All right. So, I gave you your ID back, right? Yes, sir. Okay. Um, I'm going to have another officer come over here and just get your statement and all that. Okay. And I'll give you a report. And >> can I say one thing? >> What's that? >> I've been in the park before and I've seen her >> go off. >> She just >> That's before. I should have called the cops then, but I didn't. I tried to give it the benefit of the doubt and it's it's just too crazy. She needs observation. She needs meds. >> You need help. die. >> I think that was clear by the way she came out of the bar. [laughter] >> I mean, >> is she going for [music] like a 72hour? >> That reminds me of my club in the >> No, she's going to jail. >> That reminds me of my club in the 70s. The police came down. All my doormen. I had I held 1,200. I had I had a gorilla squad for doormen. They You look small next to them. Um, and this blonde, gorgeous blonde, kicked one of them in the balls, so he restrained her. The police were arresting him. >> Okay. Uh, this officer is going to come over. Just make sure you write it separately and not talk to each other when you write the statement. Okay. >> You can't cheat. >> You need more AC, less AC. >> I'm fine. >> You're good. All right. >> I would like information. >> What's your information you want? >> What's happening? Am I going somewhere? What are you doing? >> Right now, they're waiting to finish the paperwork and then they're going to have you go. I don't know where you're going though, but you're going somewhere, but it's not going to be in the back of the car for much longer. Okay. >> I like >> I don't know. I wasn't there for the initial. >> Thank you. See Justice. >> Yeah. Let me know. Holler if you have anything near the windows crack. >> Okay. I have been in here. All right. I've been in here for 30 minutes. I told them Oh, they came walking to me across the park. I walked to them also. The man who threw his drink on me is the one who called the cops on me and he threw his drink on me because I asked him if I could ask him about questions about President Trump. He threw his drink on me. His friend spoke to me normally. I hopped the fence to get back over into the big park to get away from these men and then the police came and they would. I am sorry if I should have given my last name and I did not. I wanted to know why I was being detained and they would give me no information. That's all. I'm a [clears throat] nursing assistant. I have no priors. I have I am afraid for the world. Very afraid for the world. She now faces charges including battery on a person 65 years or older, battery on a law enforcement officer, and obstructing or resisting an officer without violence. This case highlights how a verbal confrontation can quickly escalate into violence and resistance, and shows just how unpredictable law enforcement interactions can become. For more unfiltered body cam footage and real law enforcement encounters, don't forget to subscribe and consider joining the channel for exclusive content. What started as a verbal and political confrontation at a dog park turned into a criminal investigation. A disputed detention, repeated refusals to follow instructions, handcuffing, a physical struggle, and ultimately an arrest. The closing narration states that she faces charges including battery on a person 65 or older, battery on a law enforcement officer, and obstructing or resisting without violence. The biggest takeaway is how quickly an argument can create entirely new consequences once police become involved. 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