Both my tooth. Yeah. >> If you start swinging and kicking, you are going to get injured. Oh, you spit on me. Another battery charge. Three battery charges. >> On January 13th, 2024, two Orlando police officers were working a downtown bar street stationed on the corner when a woman began yelling at a security guard. The officers immediately went over to begin investigating and she left the scene. She then circled back around and pushed the fence into the security guard, prompting the officers to take action. The officer didn't have his bodywn camera audio activated as everything happened so fast. >> Okay, I'm sorry. >> No, Julie. >> Julie, you're going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> YES. >> MA'AM, BACK IT UP. BACK. You're good, man. JUST STAY BACK. >> I NEED HELP. LET ME GO. >> You push that rail. >> It's my It's my dude. Don't respect. >> Yeah. >> Let me go cuz y'all weird. >> And y'all hate black women anyway. >> Hold on. >> Exactly. Y'all hate black women anyway. Y'all racist. And what you're calling that [ __ ] and I don't give a >> All right. Oh, don't scratch. You You're digging your nails. >> Oh, you hating me. Can't cry now. You're scratching the >> Are you hurting me? >> 632. >> We have a female 105. Can I get a signal for you, please? >> Nope. >> Please. >> Nope. Going to jail with her. >> You're not going TO JAIL. WE'RE AT Hamburg at 32. >> Why? >> Tell me why. >> You just dig your nails. >> You start. >> At this point, the situation is already becoming difficult to control. The woman is repeatedly questioning why she is being detained and why another person involved in the incident is apparently not being arrested. She also continues making accusations against the officers while physically resisting their attempts to control the situation. It is important to separate what the woman believes happened from what officers are documenting and investigating. The transcript says she allegedly pushed the fence into a security guard and officers then moved to take action. Her claims of unfair treatment and racism are part of the confrontation, but they do not by themselves establish what legally occurred. The real issue is whether the physical actions observed by officers support the charges that eventually follow. What do you think? Should she have stopped arguing and allowed the investigation to continue? >> You [ __ ] racist piece of a racist piece of [ __ ] You are racist. You're a piece of [ __ ] RACIST ASS WHITE COP AND YOU DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] But I don't either. >> I really don't because you're >> That's her phone. Either way, >> do a 40 or just go right into your car. >> I call it a 40. >> Let's just put in your car. >> Let's go. Nice try, man. >> You hate you boy, mother. >> I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I HATE YOU. [screaming] I hate you, [ __ ] I really do. >> Sit down this one. >> I hate you. I really do. You guys [ __ ] nothing. You guys are nothing. >> YOU GUYS ARE NOTHING. WHEN I LEAVE AFTER THE FOUR, I [ __ ] hate you. I [ __ ] hate you. >> Broke my tooth. Yeah. [music] >> Broke my tooth. >> Broke my tooth. I I YOU broke my tooth. Yeah. Um, you need a No. >> No. There is no footage of the woman being moved into the squad car provided in this request. Due to the woman attempting to bang her head on the window, the officers have to hobble tie her to the seat. Yeah, we're going to So, we're going to we're going to take that. We're going to move around to the front seat and attach it to the >> I need you to understand something, young lady. >> If you start swinging and kicking, you are going to get injured. So, you need to not move all crazy like >> it hurts so bad. You >> got to sit up in the seat. Now >> you got to sit. You got to sit on your seat. >> Run outside the door and I'll just right here. >> Yeah. me. >> The repeated argument about whether another person should also be arrested is now becoming a major distraction from the original investigation. The woman believes officers are treating the people involved differently while the officers are trying to explain that they are still determining what happened. That's an important distinction. A person at the scene doesn't necessarily get to decide who is arrested, when an arrest happens, or how officers conduct their investigation. At the same time, officers still have to base their actions on the facts and circumstances available to them. Here, the woman continues challenging their decisions instead of disengaging from the scene. The tension keeps building, and the more heated the exchange becomes, the greater the possibility that the original incident will be overshadowed by what happens during the arrest itself. >> No, that's my finger. [laughter] >> That's your finger. >> Yeah, you got it. Grab it. Hold up. Now, hold up a second because she's got these giant boots on. >> All right, >> you're gonna have to sit just like that. >> I'm gonna have to get her feet. Her feet are not inside you, buddy. >> All right, she's in. All right, close it. >> Hold up. >> It's not going to go all the way to the door. There we go. That's good. That's good. That's good. >> Just as the officers thought she was finished, she continued to swing her head back and forth, hitting it on the back cage repeatedly. >> Anyone got gloves again? I just threw mine away. I want to go. >> Well, when you start doing stuff like that, >> that prolongs the experience. >> Shut the [ __ ] up CUZ YOU DON'T GET A ANYWAY. You don't care. >> I care about you injuring yourself. >> You want to lie. >> Now, the situation moves from verbal confrontation into allegations of physical contact with law enforcement. The woman continues insisting that she can walk and that she is not resisted while officers repeatedly command her to get into the vehicle. This disagreement is important because an arrested person may genuinely believe they are cooperating while officers perceive their movements differently. But according to the next portion of the footage, officers allege that she kicked and scratched them. If those actions are supported by evidence, they can create separate battery allegations against law enforcement rather than simply being part of the original obstruction allegation. That is a major escalation. What began as an argument at a bar is now potentially involving multiple criminal allegations. At this stage, the most important evidence would include the body camera footage, officer observations, photographs of injuries, witness statements, and the exact sequence of physical contact. >> Look, man, we like the [ __ ] off me. I HAVE THE RIGHT TO TELL YOU TO GET THE [ __ ] OFF. YOU have the right to Oh, you spit on me. Another battery charge. >> There's three battery charges on now. >> Charges and you're still hot, man. That's the charge against me, [ __ ] So, let me go. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. Cuz I don't want you. >> Here is video proof that you spent on me, [ __ ] >> That is a felony IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. >> YOU'RE AING FELONY, [ __ ] I DON'T WANT YOU TOUCHING ME, SO LET ME GO. >> UNFORTUNATELY, you hit your head multiple times, so I'm afraid for your safety, man. I'm afraid if I let you go, you will hit your head again. >> I want to die. I just want to die. >> And we will make sure you go to aidal cell when you get there. Orlando, she needs to be Baker. Let her know that she is suicidal when she goes to the jail. >> Shoot me. Let me go AND LET ME GO. Let me just go. [laughter] >> Is WAC still here? your white pieces of [ __ ] that will never be [ __ ] Caucasian. You piece of [ __ ] >> Want to open up wide? >> Uh yeah, I need to open it as wide as possible. >> You will never be white. You will never have power. YOU WILL NEVER HAVE [ __ ] BUT A WHITE [ __ ] BADGE ON your ass. You [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Can you please just take my boots off? Please. Please. >> I need light. [laughter] >> Please. I don't want this on. I just need >> And I just >> Please take them off. I don't care what you're doing up here. I really don't. >> Because I need to move and I can't. >> There we go. >> This is the moment the legal stakes become much more serious. The officer tells the woman that she is going to jail for a felony battery charge, alleging that she kicked an officer and scratched another officer. The woman disputes the accusation, but the officers are now treating the alleged physical contact as a separate offense. Notice how dramatically the encounter has changed. Earlier, the woman was focused on why another person wasn't being arrested and why she couldn't access a phone. Now, officers are documenting alleged injuries and discussing photographs of the security employees injury as well. The statement about her father being a retired police chief is also notable because the officer makes it clear that family connections do not determine what happens next. Whether the charges ultimately hold would depend on the evidence and court proceedings, but the arrest has clearly moved far beyond the original argument. >> Now we need one. Is there anywhere you can hook it on the other side? That would be long enough. >> Yeah, maybe right here. >> All right. Do we have one more hobble? >> I DON'T CARE. JUST CLOSE THE BOO. CUZ YOU DON'T GIVE a [ __ ] anyway. So close the [ __ ] door. >> Close the [ __ ] door and kill me cuz I don't give a way about your mother. >> So go right now. >> Get the out. Get the out. Get the out youing [ __ ] >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Do not face. >> Yeah. Other side. [ __ ] That's why >> now she just kicked me >> and spit on me. >> I really didn't want to. >> I got her legs. >> I heard you Mexican [ __ ] You [ __ ] racist pieces of [ __ ] I think you better than me. You want to be white, but you never will. You never [ __ ] will. And they will kill you just like they me. >> All right. >> Can someone come over here and hold the her head for me, please? Just hold her head down so she doesn't spit and doesn't kick. >> You got it. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Super. I got the light here. feed it for itself. >> I'll feed it much as you can. >> All right, let's go right. You [ __ ] That's why you never get That's why you will never get That's why >> she got it off her feet. So that's the problem. I really don't want to fight with her about that again. >> So she should be in this position. So she should be able to angle and he's a lion. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Not on here cuz it's not my >> I mean in my opinion like you need someone to follow your [ __ ] >> I can follow somebody who's got a replacement there. >> Oscar 630 to delta >> that is E10 respect and I don't give a ABOUT HIS ASS. I can >> I think it would have follow with this one. >> So, let's put the entire encounter together. According to the footage, Orlando police responded to a downtown bar area after a confrontation involving a woman, a security guard, and other people at the scene. Officers say the woman pushed a fence into the security guard, prompting them to intervene. During the investigation, she repeatedly challenged the officers, questioned why another person was not being arrested, and demanded access to a phone. Officers eventually placed her under arrest for obstruction and resisting. The situation then escalated further with officers alleging that she kicked and scratched law enforcement. The final portion of the footage states that she was transported to the Orange County Jail and charged with two counts of battery on law enforcement officers and resisting officers without violence. Importantly, this transcript does not provide a final court ruling, conviction, or sentence. So, we should not claim an outcome that isn't shown. What it does demonstrate is how quickly a chaotic bar investigation can expand when the interaction between a suspect and officers becomes physical. Do you think the woman crossed the line from demanding answers into interfering with the investigation? Or do you think the officers handled the situation too aggressively? 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.