On this ride along, a woman has a question. [music] >> Answer my question. >> Another has a phone. And an officer has a purse. On Saturday, April 19th, the Orange County Convention Center was hosting the AAU Basketball Easter Classic. But at about 3:00 p.m., some basketball moms had just been told to get out. >> At this point, you really got to You got to keep walking out. >> This is a >> It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. At this point, >> This one This one right here don't need to She She doesn't need to matter. >> You too. You got to walk out, you too. Let's go. It doesn't matter. It's a private business. Hello, you got to Let's go. Let's go. >> Can y'all tell us what's the problem? I need to talk to the boss. >> Let Let me ask the boss right here. >> Okay. And I need I need to He needs to sit with me and tell me why she's getting >> He doesn't need to sit with you. >> Allegedly, this parent had become belligerent towards one of the referees. >> Who is this one right here? >> Yes, she's in charge of this property. It's private property. Once they've asked you to leave, you need to leave. >> But there has to be a reason. >> There's no No, it doesn't. No, it doesn't. >> It was I paid my money to be here. >> There doesn't have to be a reason. >> I paid my money to be here. >> Ma'am. >> I'm getting my son. >> Let's go. No, you have to >> I'm getting my >> You have to walk out. You have to walk out. >> I'm getting my son. >> Let's go. Let's go. Let's Hey. Hey. Let's go. Let's go. >> Hey. >> Hey. Let me see it. >> Hey. >> Talk to me. >> Let's go. >> Get them out. >> Get them out. >> Let's go. Get them out. Get them out. Get them out. >> Get them out. Let go of me. >> We got to go. >> Let go of >> Let's go. Get them out. >> I'm a cop. >> Get them out. >> Let go of me, bro. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Who is this, baby? >> Relax. >> Then who are you? >> I'm a cop. Relax. >> Relax. >> Let go of >> Relax. >> You're not in a uniform, bro. >> Relax. You got a problem? >> We're going to walk outside. >> It doesn't matter. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Relax. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Relax. >> Let's go. Let's go. Come on. Come on. >> There's just three frames where we can see this, but the off-duty officer just flashed his badge at the woman. After this though, he isn't seen again. But that's okay, because another off-duty officer, apparently they're everywhere at this tournament, is going to jump in to help. >> Relax. Let's go. >> I didn't you had a shoe, bro. >> You're going to get a shoe. You're going to get >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Is she under arrest? I'm I'm law enforcement. I'm law enforcement. Let's Let us go. I'm law enforcement. On the ground. >> WHAT THE >> NO, WHEN I HURT HER. >> OKAY. ALL RIGHT. YEAH, YEAH, YEAH. >> My knee's on the floor, brother. >> Okay. You good? >> Hey, can you call the other the other deputy? >> SHUT UP. YOU PROBABLY YOU >> I DON'T CARE. GET AWAY. GET AWAY OR YOU'RE NEXT. >> You're doing all of this [ __ ] IN FRONT OF THIS FINE >> GET AWAY OR YOU'RE NEXT. YES. >> STUPID. >> I'm trying to get my foot, bro. >> The woman would stay laying on her side like that for a good minute while making the occasional comment. >> I DON'T IT'S NOT THAT. with my handcuffs. >> Okay, good. I appreciate it. >> with my handcuffs for. >> Because the officer was struck in the face. Although it's not clear from the video, that's what the arrest affidavit says. >> We're kicking her out? >> Huh? >> What are we doing? >> Give me my mom's and my purse and [ __ ] >> No. Okay. >> They walked the woman out through all the youth players milling about in the conference center, but we're skipping that because it'd be way too many faces to blur and it's not fun to watch a zoom in of the floor. >> You know where my bag is? >> They're going to get it off. Do you want your belongings to go with the lady over there? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. >> No, they don't give a I know. They don't care. But they left the child behind. Don't say anything. No, no, don't say anything. Uh neither mine, but can you put it in your spinner? Mom, did you get my earring? I'm missing an earring. Go look in there on the floor. >> The officer then went to try and give out some trespass notices. >> I have no idea what happened, right? I'm coming out. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Stop. Listen to me so I can answer your question. >> have no question for you. You got the ears. Why would we talk to you? >> Ma'am, I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt and I'm being nice. I don't even have to talk to you right now. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> So, listen. >> Hang on. >> Whatever she did, it warranted or whatever the foul deputy did, it's right. She's going to jail for trespass after warning. >> And badly owe >> Badly owe and Leo? >> Yeah. >> Oh, hell yeah. You two are involved with her. The business, the convention center, has the right to ask anyone to leave. So, they're asking that you leave right now and you leave, ma'am. They're asking that you both leave right now or I take you both to jail. The conven- Listen. The convention center has the right to ask anyone to leave. It's a private business. So, do you have what you need to leave right now at this exact moment? >> for you. I have a question for you. >> What is your question? >> If neither one of us was here, what would you do about her son who's 12 years old? You would just have taken her away and left this kid to flounder? That's my question. >> So, I'm going to answer it. >> Answer my question. >> So, we would call her, talk to her, say, "Do you have an next guardian or do you have someone you want to give custody of the kid to?" >> know that this kid was hers? That's >> Listen. We have to talk to her and gather information. You want me to take it there? I'll take it there. I'm being as professional as I can with you. And if no one can claim the kid, we'll call DCF. That's what they're for. But that's not that's what we wanted to do. That's not what we're doing. We're here interacting with her because she's an issue. >> So, just so you know, you're under arrest for trespassing after warning and battery on a law enforcement officer. >> Listen, you don't have to do anything. It's a private business. So, if >> is she getting trespassed though? I understand it's a private business, >> Okay. >> Someone blinks wrong, looks wrong, starts cussing, hooting, hollering, the business has the right to ask anyone to leave. Right? If you look at people wrong. >> No, that's not what you said. >> You look wrong. >> Sorry, my English isn't very perfect. That's fine. But, ma'am, please get in your car and leave. All you got to do is just leave. >> under what circumstances are they trespassing? >> So, like I've explained the third time, right? A private business such as the Orange County Convention Center, it's owned privately. They host events like the basketball tournament today. They have a right to ask anyone to leave, right? That's their right as a private business. Like if I came to your property, you have you Yes. Listen. But it's their invitation that they can revoke at any time. You're not licensed, authorized, or invited to be here. They no longer want your business. If you have a gripe about getting your refund for the tournament and stuff like that, that's something you have to take it human resources in a whole other world. I don't have anything to do with that. I'm just here to tell you to grab your stuff and leave. That's all I'm here for. All right? >> What happened? >> She was just acting up in the in the game. Yeah, and she was just yelling. So, the ref got on her for a second, asked her to sit down there, and then whoever the coordinator was or one of the little guys, he asked her to leave, but the game was like 9 seconds left, so then we called X cuz I wanted them to see if she would leave. And then she was walking out, and then she was walking right back in. And then she told her to And that was that. >> Like the channel? Subscribing makes this narrator feel like he just hit the game-winning shot. >> What would you like me to read for you? Private business has the right to ask anyone to leave. >> Can a private business do trespassing? >> They can't trespass on >> Yes. Yes, they can. We are doing the paperwork. So, we can verbally do it. It's on body camera. All everything we do is recorded, right? So, I'm telling you to leave. If you say, "I'm not leaving. I'm never leaving." I can just put you in cuffs, take you to jail, fill out your name on a piece of paper, give it to them, you and me. That's it. I don't have to give you the paper. I'm asking her for her ID. She doesn't want to refuse it. I'm not going to push it. But if she says, "Hey, I'm not leaving in the next 10 minutes." I'll put people in cuffs without paperwork. I'll book you in as a John Doe. No no barn. If I come to your house and you don't want me there, you have a right to ask me to leave, right? >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. It's their property. I'm here to enforce it. That's what law enforcement does. They have air conditioning. I have a full tank of gas. Don't touch me. All right? That's fine. Until our lovely deputy here can take her to the jail. So, we got to fill out some paperwork. This lovely deputy is going to take her to jail. That's fine. Hey, Ron. >> While the officer might have thought he was done with the conversation, there was more to be discussed. We don't we don't have to read people rights unless you want to interview them. If you punch me in the face or you know, beat me up or shoot me, before I want to arrest you, I'm not going to read you rights. You know, I'm just going to put you in handcuffs. And then if I want to interview you, I have to legally read you rights before I can ask you any incriminating questions. But asking your name, if you have any kids, that's Yeah, that's fine. I'm just explaining so you guys have knowledge. So so far she's going to be going for trespass after warning and battery on law enforcement. The female deputy over there. Listen, I wasn't there so this is just what I'm told. So I'm just passing on information. Do you have everything you need so that you can go wherever you need to go? No no problem. I'm just Yeah, that's fine. So that's The officer would leave it at that and go talk to the other woman about the situation. So she they told you to leave, you didn't leave. Listen, listen. I wasn't there. All right. I was I'm not saying I'm not I'm not I know I'm not saying you weren't, right? But It got way Something got way too out of hand, right? But when when they tell you to do something when they tell you to do something and then I know, but that's why we work with people, right? They're all getting trespassed too. So we're telling them to leave, but none of them are going back inside. I said, "Hey, you step through that door, I'm putting you in handcuffs." So I I told them that. Your keys went to your mom. Where's your car at? Mom, you like where I'm at, okay? Your mom can pick it up and take it. How you doing, ma'am? I'm Sergeant Saunders. You're being warned for your conduct in this building. So, this is a trespass warning. You're hereby warned. >> The officer charged her with trespassing and battery on a Leo. The trespassing charge would be dropped, [music] but the battery charge stuck, and she'd eventually enter a plea of no contest. Adjudication would be withheld, and she'd be put on 18 months of probation, ordered to attend 8 hours of anger management, and complete 50 hours of community service. [music] Thanks for watching. See you on the next ride-along. >> If you get loud with them, seven of their biggest guys will come out from the deepest cave, and then drag you to a room. >> trying to scare me. >> I'm not trying to scare you. That's just how it works. >> it works with this.