A reported drinkth throwing incident inside River's Casino is about to turn into a much bigger confrontation. Officers arrive trying to identify the woman involved and get both sides of the story. But almost immediately, the conversation becomes a battle over identification, personal space, and whether she is free to leave. She repeatedly says she is being framed, demands to see video evidence, calls 911 while officers are standing beside her, and later claims the treatment is connected to her being transgender. But the most serious moment comes after the arrest begins when police say the encounter becomes physical. Watch the progression carefully because the difference between questioning, detention, resistance, and an additional criminal charge develops right in front of the body cam. You got a you got an ID on you or anything? >> No. >> How did you get in here without a driver's license? >> He said he said that's a man like how am I a man when I'm aing girl? >> Okay. What's your last name? First name. Do you got a middle name? >> No middle name. What's your birthday? What's your address? Why do you want all my info on? >> Cuz I have to do a report on this. >> Is that a house or an apartment? I don't know. >> Well, what do you live in? A house or an apartment? >> Apartment. >> Thank you. What's the apartment number? >> Why are you guys questioning me when I'm the one that got attacked? Listen. Anyways, it's it's honesty honestly. Honestly, honestly, it's like honestly you guys are you No, you're you are you are in invading my privacy. You're invading my privacy cuz I'm your lawyer and you need a robot because I want to go. I don't want to press charges. And if I want to press charges, that's why you let me leave. Let me Yes, I'm leaving. Let me leave. >> You're not leaving. >> Why am Why am I not leaving? because I have another officer talking to the other people that I don't give a >> So I'm going to speak I'm charges. Okay. Well, let me leave. >> So if you want to have your chance to give me your story, >> I don't want to be here. I don't want you to be here. >> That's fine. So the faster. >> The faster that you cooperate, faster you leave them. >> Can I go? What? >> Can I go? >> No. No. Because you honestly you're stopping me. That's That's against the law. That's against the law for me to stay here. That's against the law. You touch me. You touch me. That's against the law. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let me Let me record it. That's fine. >> That's against the law. That's against the law for you to touch me. >> I don't give a >> I don't give a beectful. I >> I don't give a s Can you um give me Can you leave me? >> No. You're going to have to sit down. >> Can you Can you let me go? >> No. >> Because like this is against the law. for you. You're entrapping me. You're entrapping me. You're entrapping me. Don't touch me. You're touching me. You're touching me. You're touching me. Somebody said you're touching me. You're entrapping me. >> Did you throw a bottle at somebody? >> No. You're entrapping me. >> Don't touch me. You're touching me. You're touching me. >> You threw a bottle at somebody's head. >> Here is the first point viewers should pay close attention to. She keeps saying she wants to leave and that officers are trapping her. But police are still investigating an allegation that she threw a drink at another casino patron. At this stage, the officers are clearly telling her that another officer is speaking with the other people involved and that they still need her version of events. Being the person who says they were attacked does not automatically end an investigation, especially when police have conflicting accounts to sort through. Notice also that officers repeatedly offer her the opportunity to explain what happened while she focuses instead on whether they can touch her and whether she can leave. Do you think the officers were communicating the reason for the detention clearly enough or did the repeated arguing make the situation harder to understand? >> I didn't THROW NOBODY ON NOBODY'S HEAD. >> I DIDN'T THROW NOBODY on nobody's side of the sword. Don't touch me. Do not touch me. I didn't throw nobody on nobody's hand. >> You want to give me your side of the sword? I didn't tell nobody. Nobody. >> You're not leaving. So, what's the What's that person? >> Okay. Show me the Show me the videos. Show me the videos. >> Go ahead. >> Show me the videos. Okay. Show me the videos. >> Do you want to go ahead? >> Show me the videos. >> Show me the video. >> I'm going to look at it. >> OKAY. WELL, SHOW ME THE VIDEO. >> SHOW me the video. >> You're going to have to take the phone out of my face. >> Show me the video. >> Okay. >> They're touching me. They're touching me. >> They're He's touching me. He's touching me. Yeah, he's touching me. Okay, let me see. No, no, I didn't throw. I didn't Okay, let me see the video. Let me see the video. >> Relax. >> You relax. >> Get your hands out of my face. >> I don't give a s Let me see the video. Let me see the video. >> Let me see the video. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Let me see the video. Don't touch me cuz you cannot touch me. You cannot touch me. You already touched me twice. >> Do you understand that you're going to go in handcuffs? I don't give a [ __ ] >> You want to sit down and cooperate with us? >> I don't give a >> You're going to go hang up if you want to sit down and cooperate with us. >> Do you want to have the chance to give your side of the story or No, >> but I already said it. >> No, you do not. >> But I already >> You have been You have not been compliant with us one bit. >> I barely got your information. >> I already did. >> So, do you want to tell me? >> Leave me alone. I said, "Leave me alone. >> Leave me alone." >> That's not how it works. >> So, what I have so far is that you threw a drink at somebody. I do. OKAY. SHOW ME THE VIDEO. >> DO you want to see? >> Show me the video. Show me the video. >> Do you want to tell your side or not? >> Okay. Show me the video. >> Okay. >> I need the video. Let me see the video. Let me see the video. I'm going to watch. >> Let me see a video. Let me see a video. >> But at this point, it's really not. >> Okay. Well, let me see the video. Let me see a video. >> Let me see a video. No complaints. You see? Let me see a video. Let me see a video where I threw the drink at somebody's face. Let me see the video. LISTEN. OKAY. WELL, LET ME SEE THE VIDEO where I threw somebody's drink. Okay. Let me see. I don't give a >> I got I got my rights. You cannot touch me. You cannot touch me cuz Okay. I want to see the video where I threw a drink at somebody's face. Like you claim like you claim like you claim. I want to see the video. >> You will not see the video. >> Well, I need that video. >> So, what you can do? >> Well, I need that video. >> If you let me talk, you will know what you can do. >> Okay. Let me call 911 right now. >> Absolutely. >> Okay, let me call 911. I can help you. Okay, let me call 911. I I don't give a Let me see the I don't give a I don't I DON'T CARE. >> HE'S TELLING ME HE has a video WHERE I THROW A DRINK AT SOMEBODY. LET me see the video. Let me call 911. >> So if you call 911, >> I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. YOU >> I [screaming] DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. LET ME SEE THE [ __ ] VIDEO. >> There is no video. You >> okay? Well, there's no video. Why are you claiming that? >> Okay. You see, >> I said that you're going to see. >> Okay. >> You can't call me. >> Okay. Well, I'm calling now. My mom. >> You have to talk to >> Okay. Well, I don't give a [ __ ] He say I did. I threw a I threw somebody a drink in their face. Let me >> Now, the entire interaction has narrowed into one repeated demand. Show me the video. She wants officers to prove the allegation to her immediately, but the officers are still in the middle of gathering information. An investigation does not necessarily work like an instant courtroom where every piece of evidence has to be shown to the person being questioned on demand. At the same time, from her perspective, she believes police are accusing her of something she says she did not do. So, you can understand why she wants to see whatever evidence exists. The problem is that the conversation has stopped being productive. Officers are trying to verify her identity and continue the investigation while she is repeatedly interrupting, calling others, and challenging nearly every instruction. At what point does asserting your rights become counterproductive if it prevents any real communication from happening >> video? I want to see the video. >> All right, run her. See if she actually gave the right information. >> I want to see the video. I want to see the video. >> ID. >> No, you cannot touch me. Okay. So, I'm going to tell you this right now. If you gave us fake information, >> I don't give a >> give me your information. >> I don't care. I don't care. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. >> I'M JUST let you know. >> Touch me. >> I will if you gave me I don't care, [ __ ] I don't give a Okay. The you think I'm [ __ ] illegal, [ __ ] You got me [ __ ] up. You think I'm one of them [ __ ] [ __ ] ass [ __ ] that gonna sit there and [ __ ] listen to your ugly ass nasty ass looking ass [ __ ] ass your [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Out of here, you [ __ ] nasty ass. Um, they're they're over here. They're over here framing me. They're over here framing me just cuz I'm trans. JUST CUZ I'M TRANS. THEY'RE framing me. They're over here framing me cuz I'm trans. They're over here disrespecting me cuz I'm trans. They're framing me. >> Yeah, [ __ ] Shut up. They're framing me cuz I'm trans. >> Listen, stop yelling. Where are you at? >> I'm here at the window. Shut up. I'm not with the police. I'm with this [ __ ] ass that thing that they got got it going on. They trying to frame me. No, [ __ ] You guys want to frame me? Out of here. You got me [ __ ] up. You got meed up. Um, can you send can you send a detective? Can you can you send me a can you send me a detective? Can you send me the sheriff? I want the sheriff. >> I want the sheriff over here. Let me call the news officer. Let me call Let me call the sheriff. Let me call the news. Let me call the news right now. Let me call the news. >> Let me call the news cuz you guys are framing me. >> Whatever you want. Don't call 911. >> No, that is >> Let me call the Let me call the news. >> So, what's Do you got your ID on you? >> No. >> No. >> You cannot touch me. >> So, you're refusing to proide your ID to us? >> Mhm. >> Did Diamond get any return back? You're on route to get arrested right now. >> But you're fing me. You touch me. You touch me. I'm going to sue the I'm going to sue you. >> Okay. >> Yes. No. I'm going to sue. >> Okay. >> You cannot touch me. >> I need I need I need a lawyer right now. And I don't want you to be in front of me. I need someone right here. So get get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. >> You cannot do that. You play with me for what? Just cuz I don't give a [ __ ] about you. >> I need a lawyer. You cannot You cannot touch me. You can't touch me. You can't touch me at all. I didn't do nothing. I didn't fight nobody. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> 911. >> Can you send me a lawyer? Can you see me a cop or something? Cuz they're over here framing me just cuz I'm trans. They over there disrespectful. This white man over here, he pushed me. He [ __ ] hit me. I have a bruise on my [ __ ] shoulder when you push me. He I have aing bruise on my shoulder cuz he pushed me. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, where are you? >> At the casino. He pushed me and I want to press charges, too. >> Get in the line, though. I got to get you over this place. Okay. You're going to hang on. >> Where? Where? Where? >> Okay. Well, I need I need I need the I need everybody over here. >> Okay. You ready? >> Yeah. >> All right. You're going to have no >> there you are. >> No. Why? Huh? >> Take your first. >> You see, >> this is where the tension reaches another level. She is now on the phone reporting that officers are framing her and saying one officer pushed or hit her while the officers are simultaneously continuing their investigation and preparing to take her into custody. What stands out here is how many competing narratives are being created in real time. She says she is being targeted and wants a lawyer, a sheriff, and other authorities called to the scene. The officers, meanwhile, have already been questioning her about identification and the alleged casino incident. Once they tell her she is going in and begin removing her purse, the argument changes from whether she can leave to how the arrest itself is handled. Body cam footage becomes especially important in moments like this because later claims about who touched whom, what commands were given, and how quickly things escalated can be compared against the actual recording. >> You see, they're arresting me. They're arresting me for what? >> Take your purse off. >> For what? No. Arresting me for what? What am I doing? What? No. They're arresting me. They're arresting me. They're arresting me. They're arresting me. Okay, >> ma'am. This is the police. >> Oh. Oh, no. You cannot take my phone. >> We already got it. >> Ma'am, this is officer Hadad with this police. >> I'm going to hang up. Okay. >> No. >> Thank you. >> For what? For what? >> Come on. >> For what? >> We'll be back in a second. >> Can I get my purse and all that stuff? Why you guys do that? >> Why you guys doing that? >> So, I have a serious question for you. >> You said that you were a transgender, correct? >> Would you like a female officer to come here and search you then? >> I don't give a >> Okay. And you spit on the car. Cool. Buy one. Can we get a female officer down here for a search? Okay. Why are you touching me? Cuz I'm not going to be a man on that man. Don't touch me like a man. You >> There is an important procedural detail here that is easy to miss in all the shouting. After she identifies herself as transgender, the officer asks whether she would prefer a female officer to conduct the search and then requests one. That is a clear attempt to address the search issue before moving forward. But the interaction still does not calm down. She continues objecting to how officers are touching and positioning her. And seconds later, the officers accuse her of trying to elbow one of them. One officer immediately tells her that she has now picked up another assault charge. This is a critical escalation because alleged physical contact with an officer can transform an already difficult arrest into a much more serious criminal case. Watching the footage, do you believe the officers were giving enough space for deescalation or had the encounter already passed that point? >> I'm a female. >> Yes. And touching me like that, >> [ __ ] Don't touch me. You >> should probably do that. >> Don't stomp on my toes. >> I'm not stomping on something. >> Yes, you did. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. >> Leave me the alone. Why you guys are doing that to me? >> Why are you doing that? You [ __ ] >> really you doing that to me trying to elbow me now? Elbow you. Okay, you just stop. So, what are the key takeaways from this sentencing? According to the prosecution's presentation, the case involved a shooting that occurred shortly before a scheduled custody trial with prosecutors arguing that the defendant carefully planned the attack and then attempted to conceal his involvement. The defense emphasized the no contest plea, acceptance of responsibility for sentencing purposes, supporting letters, and other mitigating considerations. The judge, however, placed particular weight on what he described as extensive calculation, the seriousness of the conduct, perceived lack of remorse, and the need to protect the community. The court imposed multiple prison terms and firearm specifications with several ordered consecutively and others concurrently, while the defense preserved an objection and indicated an appeal would follow. The broader lesson is that sentencing is not just about one isolated moment. It is about the total circumstances, the harm caused, the defendant's conduct, and the court's assessment of punishment, deterrence, and public safety. If you found this case as shocking as we did, make sure to hit that like button, share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe for more jaw-dropping courtroom breakdowns.