Get that [ __ ] 83 lb suitcase. Excuse
you. That's your Excuse you. What are
you going to do? You're going to get
arrested? I'm not.
Hold on to your sanity as we explore the
roller coaster world of Psycho Karen,
where her audacious moves spark waves of
legal drama.
 Uh-uh.
No. Hey, don't don't fight that lady. Oh
my god. Oh my god. No. No. No. No. No.
No. Fasten your seat belt for Psycho
Karen's Wild Ride Straight to Legal
Trouble. On July 1st, 2022 at Fort
Lauderdale's JetBlue terminal, Lisa
Michelle Landy made headlines after
missing her flight and refusing to pay
for an 83 lb oversized bag. Her
escalating behavior led to intervention
by Broward County Sheriff's officers.
What fueled such a public outburst?
We're just curious to see what's inside.
Just clothing, but it's heavy.
No tag.
I mean, there's a holder. No.
 Huh?
 Yeah.
Just No. No. I'm just saying there's a
holder, but no. No name.
 Um, just look
at clothing.
 Is that heavy?
 It's a lot.
Maybe it was some homeless person.
 It's
all underneath.
Yeah. Well, I can't.
 Yeah. You don't
want to look in there.
 But it's like
 you
don't want to look with no gloves on and
Yeah. Know for sure.
 Yeah. But on top
it's all clothing.
 There's something
heavy like underneath the clothing cuz
there's no way. There's no way that's
just clothing.
 How much of weight have a
scale?
 There's one right here. Should be
right there.
77.
What could be in there?
 Well, that's
what I'm saying. It's it's it's more
than just clothes. It has to be It's
like
having an engine or a piece of motor or
It looks like equipment.
 Yeah.
 Or it
feels like equipment.
 Yeah.
 No, I'm just
curious. It's just
 no because
 I just
look
 you know hazardous reasons or I
mean for me I mean I know it's at the
gym
so yeah I mean the the dog didn't alert
officers investigated an abandoned
suitcase containing clothing and
personal items but no ID tag initially
suspecting it belonged to a homeless
individual. They later learned it was
left by an intoxicated woman who missed
her flight by 45 minutes. Her erratic
behavior raised further concerns.
 She's
not flying. Okay.
 They had a I just
spoke with the supervisor that's
covering the area. It's uh they're
turning her over. So, there's another
but I spoke with both of them and um
said the woman's going to come out. So,
there were other issues. So,
 she's
intoxicated. I think also
 if she's
intoxic she's definitely not supposed to
be going anywhere.
Um like toiletries too, like hygiene
product, like perfume bottles, glass.
That's what makes it ridiculously heavy.
83 lbs. Like what do you have in here? A
small child.
 Why would you leave it this
abandoned?
I've never had so many people board a
plane either or attempt to board a plane
either intoxicated or under the
influence.
21 under the influence. You can I mean
smell it.
 Oh my goodness.
Some of it is so
 When authorities
located Landy, her erratic behavior
escalated. Intoxicated, she shouted
racist slurs, including the n-word
shocking onlookers. Her refusal to
comply with orders and continued insults
heightened tensions, turning the
situation both disrespectful and
dangerous for public safety.
Strong. Oh my god.
 Yeah. Like, oh yeah,
lady. We don't speak that here. What are
you saying? Are you [ __ ] kidding me?
In the airport in public, you said the N
word? Are you serious?
 Uhhuh. You're
yelling that [ __ ] here. Uh-uh.
No. Go. No. You're Yeah. You're going to
go. No. You're going to take your big
ass [ __ ]
 cancer. Get that [ __ ] 83
lb suitcase. Excuse you. That's your
[ __ ] Go get it. Get downstairs, lady.
Get downstairs.
 Carry it.
 No. Get your
[ __ ] Go downstairs.
Go. Excuse me. What are you going to do?
What are you going to do?
 As the
situation escalated, officers arrested
Landy, who resisted and refused to
comply. She continued verbal abuse,
claimed she was trying to see her
family, and reference her wealth and
connections to pressure officers.
Despite her protest, she was handcuffed
and taken into custody.
 You're going to
get arrested. That's what Excuse you.
Uh-uh.
 I want to see my mom.
 You're
going to be trespassed. No. You're
arrested now.
 No. I'm not
no. No. Put your hands behind your back.
Put your hands behind your back. Put
your hands behind your back.
 Excuse you.
Uhuh. Put your hands behind your back.
Uhhuh.
 Please stop. You need to stop.
You're too young, so you don't
understand.
 No, I'm not.
 You're acting
like a freaking lunatic.
 Wait, he's
dying of cancer.
 Nobody cares right now
because you're acting like a lunatic at
an airport. You're You're
 I didn't do
anything.
 You're shouting racist
derogatory terms
 in the middle of an
airport. Uh-uh. You're wrong. You're
not. My mom is dying of cancer. I see my
mother.
 Uh-uh. You're not. You're not.
You're not. When you're blasted drunk.
Well, not before you started yelling.
You know what? You just
said you No,
 you're a
Oh, I'm a
 Oh, I'm
a You got the wrong culture.
Get my hands out of here and hate me.
Landy faced charges of assault on an
officer in public intoxication with her
behavior disrupting airport operations
and endangering bystanders. She received
probation, community service, and a
lifetime ban from JetBlue. This incident
wasn't her first. Reports revealed over
100 non-emergency 911 calls hinting at
deeper underlying issues. I can't even
put her in my car because guess what?
You have a canon. Do you have a gun?
Yeah.
 There's such a thing as guns in
South Florida.
What are you trying to say?
 Just let me
go to a hotel and come back tomorrow.
This is not fair cuz she wants to bully
up to me when I need to see my mother
and my two boys that are home from
college.
 Why do you get blasted drunk to
see your family and your dying mother?
And you missed your flight and you left
your bag.
 That's great. Great.
 You know
what she said? Yelling out [ __ ] like the
n word. Yelling out all out loud. No, I
only brought hands on you. You need to
be quiet.
 You need to relax yourself.
You need to relax. You need to relax.
Get her hands off in a car.
Which car? Where's the car? Whose car we
putting her in?
 Whose car?
 Come on.
I want this out.
 Stop moving this.
 Stop
headandling me.
 I'm cooperating. They
have like $1,400 $1,500 in. I want it
back.
 My husband is a med mount attorney
and there's no way they're going to let
that go.
 I just said,
 "All right, sit
back in the car."
 Sit down.
 Are youing
crazy?
 All right, ma'am.
 From a legal
standpoint, Landy violated several
important laws during this incident. In
Florida, assaulting a law enforcement
officer is a serious offense that can
result in severe
consequences. According to Florida
statute
784.07, assault on a law enforcement
officer is a thirdderee felony
punishable by up to 5 years in prison
and fines. Additionally, public
intoxication falls under the
jurisdiction of local ordinances. But
the disruptive behavior and the danger
posed by such actions can lead to
penalties such as fines, probation, or
community service. In this case, the
officer's response was also guided by
Florida statute
843.02, which deals with resisting
arrest without violence. While Landy did
not physically resist her verbal abuse
and failure to comply, made the
situation far more complicated.
Public order laws such as those under
Florida statute
856.011 also come into play when
individuals engage in behavior that
disrupts the peace in public places,
especially airports, which are
considered highsecurity areas. This case
illustrates the legal and personal risks
involved when a woman assaults law
enforcement. Resisting arrest, as shown
in the following example, can turn
manageable situations into preventable
disasters. On February 3rd, 2024 in
Okala, Florida, a 19-year-old attacked a
60-year-old during a road rage incident
at a traffic light. Witnesses captured
the shocking act, prompting swift police
action and legal consequences. What
triggered such aggression?
I feel I'm 10 so far.
 Feeling rough. It
felt fine, but more I'm waiting, the
more I'm starting to not feel so good.
Okay. Did you need a EMS?
I used to be one.
 Do you need a EMS
right now?
 No. I got to get my son home.
I'm going to go.
 I uh made contact with
the uh victim. She's uh south of on
27th, just south of uh 42nd Street. She
was uh having concussions.
 My dad is
asking you. I'm gonna see if I
 if you
can give me a EMS code to check her out.
She's uh asking
for check for concussion.
 I you know how
the drug
um Okay. So, let me get you let me get
you EMS. We'll check you out from here
and then like you know you can go to the
hospital.
 I mean I've got lots of knots
on my head.
 Okay. All right. Can So what
what happened? The conflict started when
a 19-year-old grew angry after a
60-year-old signaled to change lanes.
Nearly colliding, the younger driver cut
her off. The victim trying to get her
license plate followed into a turn lane,
sparking a heated confrontation. What
caused such reckless behavior?
 So, I
told her, I said, you know, just give me
everything you've got, your name and
everything cuz they wanted me to have
her name. She wanted me to have her
name.
 Is a vehicle registered to you by
chance?
 Yes. Okay, I'll get I'll get
your uh information out of the uh out of
the vehicle.
 Well, that's her that's her
license.
 That's her license.
 Yeah.
 Okay.
I had to zoom in because I wasn't
anywhere near her car cuz she was way in
front of me. So, she had to come way
back to me.
 Okay.
 I wasn't next I wasn't
right behind her when all that happened.
Okay.
 I was farther back because I had
no intention of getting on my car. But
also, I have my son in the car. So, I
don't know what to expect. So, let me
get out. Whatever happened, let it
happen away from him, you know.
 Can you
find that uh the video if you have one?
I just shook off.
 So, they didn't start
videoing it until
 until Okay. And this
is the very end.
 This is her.
 But those
were the last punches.
 Uhuh. No. Hey,
hey,
hey. Don't don't don't fight that lady.
Oh my god. Oh my god. No. No. No. No.
No. No.
Hey. Ma'am, get in your car. Oh my god.
I got it.
Oh my god. Don't fight that lady. No,
it's okay. Go ahead, girl.
 Get her tag.
I'm not I'm not going to get a child. In
my opinion, at 60. To me, that's a
child. Honestly, I I figure she could
have been much over 18. Do
 you mind if I
forward it to me
 just in case I have a
concussion? Cuz she wailed on me
freaking hard. But, you know,
adrenaline, I wasn't feeling it. I I
knew it was I knew I was hitting getting
hit hard, but
 I wasn't feeling it until
I started calming down a little bit. And
then the more I sat here, the more I
started getting a little lightheaded,
started feeling a little and I I started
hurting really bad. Then that's why I
said I didn't want medical at first. I
said, "Yeah, I used to be a medic. If I
feel bad or whatever happens, I'll just
go."
 The victim stated that a teenager
exited her car and began punching her
repeatedly. Despite her injuries, the
older woman chose not to fight back,
prioritizing her autistic son's safety.
She described the assault as violent
with multiple blows to her head and
face. The suspect fled the scene when
witnesses started recording.
 To
represent you before any question you
wish, you can you can decide at any
point to execute execute this rights and
not answer any question or make any
statement. Do you understand this having
in mind? Do you want to talk to me?
Okay. So, I'm over here at the light.
Okay.
 And the lady is cutting in front
of me.
 Mhm. and she has her blinker on,
but she's dirty like right here. She's
about to hit me. So, I start hawking
 and
she keeps cutting over. So, I swear to
be other and I throw a bottle at her
car and then she starts like driving
crazy like me and stuff. So, when I get
out the light, I stop at my car park and
I get out and then I walk to her then
she walks to me and she's in my face.
So, I push her back and then she gets
back in my face. So, I hit her.
 That was
not right.
She one of her specialies cuz you get
hurt so
bad
out there.
How old are you?
So I you know I uh I thought there was
going to be some minor Yeah, I thought
it was going to be some minor
altercation and stuff like that. You
know,
 police arrived quickly to find the
older woman injured. EMS evaluated her
and she was taken to the hospital with a
concussion. The suspect was identified
through her license plate provided by a
witness and later arrested at her home.
These cases underscore the critical need
to respect law enforcement and avoid
actions that threaten public safety.
They serve as a reminder of the serious
consequences of assaulting police
officers and resisting arrest. Share
your thoughts in the comments and don't
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updates. Thank you for your support.
Get out of the car.
Get out of the car.
 Get away from me.
Get out of the car.
 Get out of the car.
On the ground. On the ground.
 On the
ground.
 On the ground.
 Face on your
belly.
 On your back. Prepare for a wild
ride as we explore the madness of Psycho
Karen where her outrageous actions
spiral into a collision course with the
law.
 I'm not touching you. I'm not You
don't have You're not supposed to touch
me.
 Okay, but you
are stuck.
 Y'all got my Gucci out. Stop
touching me.
 Buckle up for the madness
of Psycho Karen, where wild annex clash
with the law.
[Music]
The arrest of Kayla Ryder, a 31-year-old
woman from Alliance, Ohio, has sparked a
series of emotional reactions across
social media and local news outlets. The
incident, which began as a simple call
to police, escalated into a violent
confrontation that has drawn attention
for both its shocking nature and the
serious legal consequences at bring.
 You
can roll the window down or I can pull
you out. It's up to
you. Roll your window down or I'm going
to pull you out.
48 headquarters. I'm going to need
another car. Roll your window
down. If you don't Okay. I am going to
arrest you for
obstructing. I am going to arrest you. I
I promise you I am. It's if you don't
exit the vehicle. I am
 if you don't exit
the vehicle, I am arrested.
 Here, I'll
hurry up and get here.
 You can call
whoever you want. If they interfere,
they're going to jail, too.
 Come out of
the car or you are under arrest.
He needs to stay away from me.
So, you were coming here to file a
complaint?
 Yeah.
 And she's pre she tried
preventing you.
 Yes.
 What? How did she
try to
 Kayla reportedly blocked a man
from filing a police report leading to a
tense exchange with officers? The
officer's body cameras captured her
refusal to comply with commands,
becoming increasingly agitated and
defensive. But as the officers tried to
deescalate, the situation quickly
spiraled out of control.
 They already
beat me the up a week ago.
Do not let him near me.
 I'll be out with
48.
My foot's still Do not let them near me.
Who? These people. No, we can just talk.
The other cops say they tackled me a
week ago. Do not let their ear.
 Why'
they tackle you a week ago?
 Cuz I called
them cuz my son's dad's been trying to
take my kid from me.
 Okay.
 He needs to
stay away from me, please. We already
made a police report. They're trying to
make them shame me and not make me make
a report.
 Okay.
He needs to stay away from me, please.
He's tell he's not letting my son talk
to me. Hold your son.
 I haven't since
last Monday.
 Okay. Can you roll down the
window a little bit?
 He blocked my phone
number.
 Okay.
 Phone with the sheriff.
Okay.
 And the sheriff said you guys
can't do anything since it's an
alliance, but I don't trust you guys
after that. Let him touch her.
 Do not
let him touch her.
 He's not He's not
going to touch her.
 Do not let him touch
her. No.
 Kayla's actions turned chaotic
and dangerous as she resisted arrest,
attempting to flee and endangering
officers and cruisers. The desperation
peaked when she rammed two vehicles,
forcing the use of a taser to regain
control. How much risk could have been
avoided if compliance had come sooner?
Here's the deal. You can either come out
of the car or I'm going to break out the
window.
 Why are you guys trying to run?
I'm going to break out the window if you
don't exit.
 I speak to you.
 No, you can
go over there.
 If you don't back up,
you're not standing behind us.
 Okay. I'm
not standing behind you.
No.
[Music]
48 headquarters. She's trying to take
off. We got a pursuit. She almost just
struck Olivia. Now she's got the uh
caller pinned in.
No. Stay the back.
Get out of the car.
Get out of the car.
 Wait till
 Get out of
the car.
Get out of the car.
 Get away from me.
Get out of the car.
 Get out of the car.
Get away from me then.
 Get out of the
car.
 On the ground. On the ground.
 On
the ground.
 On the ground.
 Face on your
belly. Get on your belly.
 Get on your
belly.
Get on your stomach. Get
 on your belly.
Get on your belly. Taser. Taser. Get on
your belly.
 Taser. Kayla's frustration
was palpable as she voiced grievances
about past police encounters. Her words
tinged with anger and distrust,
demanding to speak to her son, she
painted herself as a victim of systemic
mistreatment. Was her defiance driven by
fear? Or was it an attempt to justify
her escalating behavior behind your
back?
 Put your hand behind your back.
Get off of me. Don't do this with me.
Put your hand behind your
back. Put your hand behind your back.
Let go.
 Here.
Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me
go.
 I am not doing anything in this
again. You guys
 did it again. Let go of
my psychos.
 Hey. Yeah.
 Don't you move or
you're getting zapped again.
 You are
such an abuser. You are my abuser. Do
not zap me just because I called you a
abuser.
 Okay.
 No. Can you not? He He's a
far away from me.
 I already talked to
you guys about this. Give me my
medication. Get off of No, you're trying
to take my purse again.
 Cut it off. We
will cut it off. Issues.
 Let me have you
cut off your purse.
 We're way past that
because of you guys last time, too.
 We
are taking it off. If you don't want to
give a bit to us, we're going to cut it
off.
Give me your knife.
 It's Why are you
guys doing
 My battery is dead. Why are
you
 You want to play these stupid games?
We're just going to
 cut your present.
You I told you what what
 and you ran.
I'm not going to help you.
 Because this
is what happens to me every time.
 Yeah,
because you act like that.
 However, her
actions not only endangered herself, but
also the officers in the public. The use
of force, though tragic, was deemed
necessary after she rammed into the
police cruisers. The law has its limits,
and officers under threat of harm had no
choice but to subdue her using the
taser. Oh yeah.
 Okay, hang tight.
 Do you
want me to fix your dress?
 Why did you
do this?
 Well, why'd you run me over?
 I
I did not.
 Do would you like me to fix
your dress or no?
 I will fix your dress
for you.
 If you would, but I don't want
my I want my son.
 Okay. Well, right now
we're not worried about your son. We're
worried about making sure.
 I already
talked to my therapist today and my
doctor's from the place. So, why I
there's there was You guys can't do
anything when I'm not there. I have no I
want my son. You can't just take my son
and my cat with me
 right now. I mean,
you're you're going to jail. You know
that, right?
 Why? Cuz you guys did this.
You know, you did that. I'm pretty sure
you did that.
You walked into my prisoner.
 Quit trying
to turn this around on me. You saw he
you It shows him running at me.
 Goodbye.
Kayla is taken to the hospital for
medical clearance and then to Stark
County Jail where she faces charges
including felonious assault, obstructing
official business, and resisting arrest.
Hi, ma'am. This is what's going to
happen. Okay, I understand. You're
You're not listening. That's why you
don't know. And maybe you don't
understand. You ran into her cruiser.
You're going to jail tonight. You're not
having any contact with anyone out.
You're not making any phone calls until
you get to the jail.
 Is still out here
free, too.
 She said that.
 Yeah. You're
going to jail.
 So, you're going to the
hospital for Listen, you're going you're
going to the hospital to get clearance.
You can either go up in an ambulance or
you can ride with one of us and we'll
just drag you out of the car for
clearance.
 See, it's allowed.
Talk to me like that when I didn't even
touch them.
 Well, then you need to go in
the ambulance with them if you don't
want to be away.
 All right, then you can
just ride up with us.
 No, I'm not. I'm
not riding with them.
 Yep. You'll ride
with us.
 Please don't.
 This is my car,
isn't it?
 No.
 She doesn't want to. We'll
take her to the hospital. We'll draw her
out.
 Ride in the ambulance. Please.
Attempted vehicular assault on a police
officer.
 You are such a liar that you
try to run into my car.
Can I go with the ambulance?
 No, we're
taking you up. Too late. You made your
decision.
 You're still going to the
hospital. So,
 we're not a violation.
It's going to be me that transports you.
You've dealt with me a million times.
It's going to be okay.
 All right.
 I
cannot go without my phone and money,
but I need my phone.
 Well, I've got bad
news about Stark County Jail. They're
not going to let you have your phone.
This isn't my fault.
 Okay. That's going
to be for the court to decide. Okay. The
decision's already been made as far as
today. So, we're going to take you to
the am we're going to take you to the
hospital. No more issues. Nobody.
Kayla's actions represent significant
legal violations with each charge
carrying heavy penalties under Ohio law.
She faces felonious assault. Ohio
revised code
293.1 as she allegedly used her vehicle
as a weapon in an attempt to harm a
police officer. This is one of the most
severe charges as it involves
intentionally trying to inflict harm
with a deadly weapon. In this case, the
vehicle she was driving. The
consequences for this offense are
substantial with potential prison time
of up to 8 years. Along with this, Kayla
has been charged with obstructing
official business. Ohio revised Code
2921.31, which occurs when an individual
knowingly prevents or attempts to
prevent law enforcement officers from
performing their official duties. This
charge stems from her refusal to
cooperate with police when they were
trying to carry out their work,
including preventing the filing of a
police report. Obstructing official
business can lead to up to a year in
prison and fines depending on the
circumstances. Additionally, Kayla faces
a charge of resisting arrest. Ohio
revised code
2,921.33 as she physically resisted
officers attempts to detain her.
Resisting arrest is a serious felony
charge in Ohio and can result in up to
one year in prison along with a fine.
These charges taken together reflect the
gravity of her actions and the legal
consequences she faces. Her behavior not
only endangered others but also violated
critical aspects of the law designed to
ensure the safety and order of public
life. If convicted, Kayla could face a
long legal battle and significant prison
time, underscoring the importance of
understanding and adhering to the law,
especially in confrontational situations
with law enforcement. A woman assaulting
police serves as a reminder of the
potential dangers and legal
consequences. The next case reveals how
resisting arrest can escalate a
situation unnecessarily.
On June 23rd, 2024, a routine traffic
stop escalated into a heated
confrontation in Ohio. A deputy on
patrol noticed a black Chevy with a
license plate that had been expired for
over 8 months. The vehicle's
registration had lapsed in October of
the previous year, which prompted the
deputy to approach the car.
 Okay. Do you
mind stepping out for me real
quick? I think if you shut it off real
quick, you uh got the keys by chance,
we'll just put on top the car.
 The
deputy initially requested the driver, a
woman, to step out of the vehicle. He
confirmed that the registration was
expired, informing her that the car
would be towed. During this process, the
deputy checked for any weapons, and the
woman seemed to comply, albeit
reluctantly. However, things soon began
to escalate.
 Where is it? Where is the
key?
 Down here. What's
Can you take your the five out of your
purse, please?
I'm just going to put the keys on the
Are you going to take her to the back
there and have that conversation?
 All
right. Here's this. Um, do you have any
weapons?
 No.
 Any knives, guns? No. Okay.
I'm going have to hang out here for a
little bit. I am going to tow the
vehicle
 for what?
 It's not It's not
registered. It's It's expired from like
October of last year. It's like eight
months be
behind. So, you're a valid driver, which
is good, but it's good thing he's not
driving. But fortunately, I'm not the
Agitation turned into physical
resistance as the woman pulled away. Her
screams about rights echoing in the
tense atmosphere. Her defiance escalated
into kicks and arguments, pushing the
situation to a volatile edge. Was this a
fight for her perceived justice or a
spiral of desperation fueling her
actions? All right. Before you go, hold
on. You don't have to touch me. You need
a woman to touch you.
 Yes. No, I don't.
Yes, you do.
 You do need a woman to
touch me. Don't touch me.
 Okay. Don't
touch me. Stop.
 Why are you putting your
hands on me?
 Get your hands off of me.
I'm not touching you. I'm not. He don't
have to. He not supposed to touch me.
Okay. But you are taking You're not
supposed to touch me. You're not
supposed to touch me. Calm down. Get off
of me.
 Stop.
Get off of me. You stop.
 I'm not even
doing nothing.
 Just relax.
 Stop moving.
Relax.
 Stop moving.
 Want to go through
all this.
Okay. Drop the purse.
 Get off my leg.
Stop moving.
 Stop.
She got her heart out of her own and all
that. Y'all
tripping. You can you can stand back up
to the car.
 I don't know why you just
arrest him.
Okay.
 I'm not getting in there. I got a
heart monitor on. I'm not getting in
there.
 Grab her other side.
 Now get a
female.
Stop. Stop. Stop. Damn. Please. Can you
stop? I'm begging you. That's your
boyfriend. Can you stop? Please
[Music]
stop kicking. Get off.
 Get her legs.
 Get
off of me. Get off of me. My coochie.
Y'all move. Michael,
 you need a female.
Quit playing with me. I know my rights.
The deputies attempt to deescalate is
met with resistance as the woman's
erratic movements and angry outbursts
intensify. The airfields charged with
tension. Can calm be restored or will
her escalating behavior lead to further
complications?
 I see.
 Now, get a female.
We will.
 Friend, call your mom. Call my
mom. Call my sister.
 Your sister didn't
answer the phone.
 Just have a seat. We
never
 No. Quit. Quit touching me. Don't
touch me. Quit touching me.
My Gucci is bro. Quit playing with me.
Both of y'all. That's my Gucci out. Quit
playing with me. Stop playing with me.
Stop playing with me. Y'all got my Gucci
out. Stop touching me.
 Quit touching me.
Quit touching me.
 Do you want to stand
up?
 What's your name?
 Bae, put this name
in your phone. Bae,
 do you want to stand
up and I'll pull it down? Listen. Do you
want to stand up and pull it down?
 Come
here.
 Do you want to stand up and pull
it down? But then you step back up to
the vehicle
 and his phone too stands
back the car.
 Why your man start being
around with my girl? He lame as hell for
that.
 And you know he lame as hell.
[ __ ] Both of y'all lame as hell.
 And
you black out of here. You won't do that
with a man though.
 Like I said,
 like I
said, like I said, like I said, the Cuz
he was talking to me. You wasn't.
 Yeah.
And I told
 you like you like I said,
 you
weren't even listening to him.
 Quit
talking to me cuz I need a female for me
and get my shoe.
 Yeah. No, we talking
since you couldn't get her in the car.
 I
don't know where it is.
 It's behind you.
Can you pull your dress down?
 No, y'all
can pull it down.
 Okay.
 Since y'all
pulled it up,
 cuz it was down when y'all
got me out the car. You didn't have her
reason to pull us over.
 Yes, I did.
 At
one point, she repeatedly demanded that
a female officer handle the situation,
insisting that she was being mistreated
by male officers. Eventually, the
situation was controlled after some
physical restraint, and the woman was
arrested. Do you need to be checked out
by squad?
We'll address that here.
Get in the car.
 We using the force.
Well, she's not getting
 She got a heart
of her own.
 I understand that.
 Y'all
can't use me if y'all don't have no
female.
 Get in the car.
 I understand
what you're saying. We're trying to
We're trying to reason with her. We're
trying to have her complain. They need a
female for me.
 Just get in the car.
 No,
I'm not getting in the car and it's hot.
Just get in the car. No, I'm going to go
pass out back here.
 It It's on. It's
just the
 roll the window down and
everything. We just acting as in the
car.
 Stop.
The woman was charged with resisting
arrest, open container violation, and
obstructing justice. The charges of
resisting arrest and open container were
later dismissed in court, but she pled
no contest to the obstruction charge.
The court sentenced her to 90 days in
jail with 88 days suspended and she was
also ordered to pay
$177 in court costs. These cases
underscore the critical need to respect
law enforcement and avoid actions that
threaten public safety. They serve as a
reminder of the serious consequences of
assaulting police officers and resisting
arrest. Share your thoughts in the
comments and don't forget to subscribe
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for your support.
Get out the car. Put that gun away. Put
it down. Look,
 I got a gun for me and
I'm still waiting.
 Get ready for a storm
of absurdity as we enter the wild and
unpredictable world of psycho Karen
where shocking behavior inevitably leads
to courtroom showdowns. my hor.
Strap in for the wild ride of Psycho
Karen where Maym leads to legal
trouble. In a startling incident
captured on body cam footage, police in
Florida arrested a woman at a McDonald's
drive-thru following allegations that
she threatened a worker with a firearm.
The video reveals a heated exchange as
officers investigate the situation,
emphasizing safety protocols and
ensuring a lawful response.
 What's the
person with the gun?
What's the person with the gun?
Hello.
How are you?
 I'm good. How are you?
 They
gave us a call of a female. The incident
began when officers were dispatched to a
McDonald's location after a report of a
woman displaying a handgun in her lap.
Upon arrival, the suspect was
cooperative, explaining that she was
waiting for a food order
 with a handgun
in their lap.
 A handgun?
 Yeah.
 Oh, no.
So, I'm here with waiting picking up my
son.
 Oh, okay.
 No, sorry to bother you.
Oh, no problem.
 I don't know. That's I
was like, wait a minute. Where is it
from? I see you walking up. I was like,
that's the police.
Put that gun away. Put it
down. Get out the car.
Officers immediately addressed the
safety concerns, requesting that she
step out of her vehicle and surrender
her firearm. The woman confirmed she
possessed a concealed carry permit and
stressed that the gun was unloaded.
change my back.
 What you mean? I'm
licensed to carry a gun. You're Thank
you.
 You're fine. Put your hands back.
What they talking about?
 You have it
concealed?
 Yes, sir.
 I do.
 All right.
This is just for safety. Okay. You're
not in a restaurant.
 Okay. Thank you.
Yes. And it's no bungee in my clip.
Anyway,
 no ammo?
 No.
 Okay.
 Where did you
have it?
 I had it back here.
 Oh, you
going to take me with I got my shoes off
first.
on your hood.
 Yeah.
Yes. What is What is the problem?
Apparently, they saw your gun and they
thought you
 It's in the It's in the car.
I have it in my car. That's where I had
it.
 Okay. I'm just telling you.
 It's no
big deal. She got mad because she she
got mad because I asked for my order.
That was the problem. I didn't do
nothing. All I said was, "I'm still
waiting on my number one order because I
asked for it. Now I'm trying to go
home." She got mad. It was on some
crazy. I'm like, "What is you talking
about?" So I I'm wait I'm still here
waiting.
 [ __ ] I got a gun from still
waiting.
 We don't know all that.
 I don't
care. That's the crazy part. She can She
can say what she want to say. That's
weird. The [ __ ] I'm still here waiting
on my damn order.
 Do you have your
license here?
 Can you pull my shirt up,
please?
What is being stopped from? What is the
problem?
 I just told you.
 No, you did
not, sir. No, you didn't.
 So, you're
done.
 Okay. I did not threaten her with
nothing, sir,
 at all. I did not threaten
her with nothing.
 That's what we're here
to.
 The suspect denied the accusations,
claiming she never threatened the
McDonald's employee and merely asked for
her delayed order. She expressed
disbelief and frustration, accusing the
employee of fabricating the story.
 Are
you serious?
 Yeah. All right.
 Are you
serious?
 Can you pull his car up?
Go
get zero. Oh,
 are she serious? I did not
do anything to her. I just I've been
waiting on my order.
 You're going to
watch the video.
 Okay. Well, please
watch the video, please, cuz that
doesn't make no sense. Sir,
 you're going
to watch the video.
 That's weird. That's
crazy. I don't have time for this. I
really don't. This lady is crazy. You
take I didn't do anything at all. I'm
just waiting on my order.
 Just waiting,
bro. She's a liar.
 You're mad at us when
we're just responding to a call.
 Yes,
but I didn't do anything. That's why I'm
still waiting here
 that out. No, I'm not
doing anything like a bad guy. I just
don't like that she just sat here and
lied.
 You said you had a concealed
permit. You said a license. You've
avoided it three times.
 I didn't do
anything. Yes.
 I'm telling you what
we're here investigating. You're not
listening to me. It makes you look like
a bad guy.
 No, I am listening to you. I
just did. The thing about it is I don't
like the way she's sitting here lying
cuz I didn't do anything. I'm just
sitting my car waiting on my food.
 I
also told you we're going to watch the
video.
 Yeah, I just heard that. I just
heard that because at the end of the
day, he's over here acting like I did
something wrong. You guys come like I I
didn't do anything at all.
 We're here
for a person with a gun to allegedly
Okay. Well, I didn't allegedly do
anything. I didn't allegedly threaten
anyone. I did nothing.
 You don't?
 Yes,
sir. I do.
 You're being accused of it.
It's not saying you did do it.
 Okay.
She's accusing you of it.
 Yes.
 We're
going to watch a video to see if you did
do it. I'm not saying you did it. I'm
saying you're being accused of it. We
watch the video. You didn't do it. Cuffs
come off.
 Yes.
 Despite her protest, the
woman was arrested on charges of
assault. Officers explained that the
employees testimony and visible firearm
in the car were sufficient to proceed
with the arrest. Additionally, they
noted her firearm was not properly
secured, violating concealed carry
regulations.
 I want you over there. You
stay here, man. Right there.
Hey, what do you want him to tell her?
Tell her to call my phone because I'm
having a problem at McDonald's that
could possibly send me to jail. Yeah. Do
you want to wait to see if you get
released first? Cuz if we watch the
video,
 I'm not going I'm not going to
jail cuz I didn't do anything.
 Watch the
video then.
 Yeah, I didn't do anything.
I didn't do nothing at all.
 If you watch
the video and the and the allegations
are false.
 Do nothing.
 You're not
listening.
 Do you understand? Stand over
here, please.
 Do you understand what I'm
saying?
 So, if you're going to be
released,
if you're going to be released, do you
still want to call your mom?
 Yes. I got
to call her. I need to call her.
 Okay.
That's weird.
That's crazy, bro.
 I just want to make
sure that you don't call her and then
get released and then she
 No, I want to
call her now cuz it's so It doesn't
She's That doesn't make me think she's
lying. I didn't do nothing. I didn't
pull no gun out on her. Why would I do
that, sir? I come to school for criminal
justice. I would never do that. That
doesn't make any sense. But people do
it. Of
course. Of course. But I didn't do that.
Nothing.
 People get falsely accused. The
suspect repeatedly stated her disbelief
over the accusations, highlighting her
background in criminal justice and
asserting she would never engage in such
behavior. She vowed to fight the charges
in court, accusing the employee of
lying.
Oh my god, these two are crazy. This is
those you all right?
 Yeah, I'm okay.
Thank you.
 Can I get um Can you call my
mom, please? I need a phone, please. I
called my mom cuz my kids are at home
but with um I came back and got
 she come
and get your car too.
 Yes, if I can get
her phone please. I don't know what the
heck she's talking about. It doesn't
make any sense. Like
 can you call that
number and have her mom respond and pick
up the call?
 Can I get Yeah, just call
the number. I didn't
 Okay.
What's your first name?
Say it again.
 Yo.
Yeah.
 All right. Watch your
Thank you so much.
stuff up against.
From a legal standpoint, this case
highlights the critical importance of
adhering to firearm regulations and the
responsibilities of concealed carry
permit holders. Under Florida statute
chapter 790.013,
013. Firearms must be securely encased
or concealed, ensuring they are not
readily accessible. Open display, even
unintentionally, can violate these laws,
leading to potential charges such as
seconddegree misdemeanors, fines, or
imprisonment. In situations involving
allegations of assault or threats, the
presence of a visible firearm can
escalate perceptions of danger,
increasing legal scrutiny. This
underscores the need for firearm owners
to remain vigilant about compliance and
aware of how their actions may be
interpreted by others. Legal experts
recommend regular training and education
on firearm laws to prevent accidental
violations and misunderstandings.
Ultimately, responsible ownership
extends beyond legality to proactive
measures that safeguard public safety
and the owner's legal standing,
especially in tense or public
situations. A woman assaulting police
serves as a reminder of the potential
dangers and legal consequences. The next
case reveals how resisting arrest can
escalate a situation
unnecessarily. A disturbing body cam
video recently released has sparked
controversy after a woman was arrested
by Atlanta police officers. The footage
shows a tense and emotional
confrontation beginning when the woman,
after being caught in a park past hours,
is issued a ticket for the infraction.
All right, sir. Like I explained to you,
uh, you can't be in the park at night.
Just going to receive a simple ticket
stating that uh, you park at
 What am I
signing over? Is it is it a charge or
anything or just a ticket?
 And I have to
sign it.
 All right.
 You cannot sign it
and go to jail.
This one here.
All right. That's the
last citation. You have any
questions. That's what it
is. Come over here for me,
ma'am. Can you come here,
ma'am? The incident began when an
officer approached the woman, explaining
that she would receive a citation for
being in the park after hours. After
some brief questioning, the woman
refused to sign the ticket, demanding
the officer's badge number instead. When
the officer informed her that refusal to
sign the ticket would result in arrest,
she continued to resist.
 I'm not going
to give you my first name.
 Okay. And I
don't have to sign it, right?
 You do
have to sign it.
 What's the badge
number?
I gave it to you two times, man.
 Okay.
I'm asking again
 and I'm not giving it
to you.
 Okay.
 Are you going to sign it?
No, because I want your badge number.
That's fine. You want to put your hands
behind your back for me?
See guys,
 hey, listen my ma'am. She says
she's not signing it. She put your hands
behind your back.
 Sir ma'am,
 you're
hurting me.
 Okay, I'm asking you to put
your hands behind your back.
 Sir,
 put
your hands behind your back.
Sir, put your hand behind your back. I
need you to back up.
 I'm just saying.
 I
need you to back up.
 You don't need to
touch her like that. She's
 She's not
putting her hands behind her back.
 I'm
ask I'm asking a question. I'm just All
I'm doing is
 Put your hands behind your
back. Put your hands behind your back.
You're under arrest. Put your hands
behind your back. I asked you to sign
the ticket. You told me you're not
signing it.
 Sir, put your hands behind
your back. I'm asking you a question.
I'm letting you know. I'm not going to
ask you again. I'm going to forcefully
put your hands behind your back.
 But
sir, Mr. Brooks, is this really
necessary?
 Mr. Brooks,
 hold on. Hold on.
Hold on. Hey, listen. My
 She needs to
put her.
 Tension grew as the officers
attempted to restrain her with the woman
crying out in pain, claiming she was
being hurt. Despite her protest, the
officers insisted on handcuffing her and
preparing her for transport.
 Can I Okay,
you can put your phone down. Okay, Mr.
T.
 Oh my god.
 Hold on.
 Put your hands
behind your back.
 I'm not saying that
I'm refusing to sign the ticket. I'm
going to sign the ticket. But I'm going
to sign the ticket. Mr. Brooks, I'm
going to sign the ticket.
 I know, but
I'm going to sign Put your hands behind
your back.
 I'm going, Mr. Brooks. I'm
going to sign your hands behind your
back. You're acting resistance.
 I'm I'm
asking you. Why am I putting my hands
behind my back? I'm
underestimate. You told me you're not
signing.
 I'm going to sign a ticket now,
Mr. Brooks. I'm
 You don't have that
option now.
 Why don't I have the option
to
 I gave you two options.
 She was
asking for your badge number.
 Asking for
your badge number and I wasn't by you
giving me my badge number.
 Sir, you do
not have to call her.
 I'm going to sign.
Put your hands behind your back.
 I'm
going to sign the ticket, Mr. Brooks.
 Oh
my god, I'm so sick. My God. Please, in
the name of Jesus, please God, in the
name Why am I being arrested, Mr.
Brooks? I'm going to sign a
ticket. Mr. Brooks, why am I being
arrested? Mr. Can you please tell me why
I'm being arrested?
 Turn around and put
your hands behind your back.
 Please tell
me why I'm being I have the right to
know.
 Oh my god.
 Put your hands behind
your back and stop resisting. Stop
resisting.
 What are you tasing her for?
I'm tasing.
 Why are you pulling out?
 Put
your hands behind your back.
 Put your
hands behind your back.
Come on, sir. This is unnecessary. Come
on. This is over.
As the arrest continued, the woman
became increasingly distraught,
repeatedly asking why she was being
arrested and stating that she had not
been informed of her rights. Her
emotional outbursts were met with
further restraint and she was forcibly
taken to a police car.
 I mean, I don't
understand. Can you please just tell me
why I've been arrested? That's all I'm
asking.
 I just told you.
 Why? Why?
 You
refuse to sign the ticket.
 I did not. I
told you I was going to sign the ticket,
Mr. Brooks. I told you I was going to
sign the ticket. Can I please sign this
ticket?
 Put your hands behind your back.
I don't understand.
 Put your hands
behind your back, ma'am.
 I'm telling
you, I'm gonna sign the ticket, Mr.
Brook. I will sign the ticket. Please,
ma'am. Put your hands behind your back.
Why you I don't understand.
 Put your
hands behind your back.
 How you handling
me?
 Put your hands behind your back.
Like, God, please
put your hands behind your back.
 You're
hurting me. You are hurting me.
 Okay,
put your hands behind your back. I told
you I left. You have not told me you're
read me by right. You have not done any
of that. You're not told me why I'm
going to jail. You're fighting me. You
are hurting me.
 Stop resisting.
 I'm
trying to tell you
what you are hurting my arm.
Come on, man.
 Oh my god. Is this real in
the name of
Jesus? I've been arrested.
Y'all are
hurting distance.
Oh my god.
 Oh my
god. Oh my god.
You can record from over here.
 Oh my
god.
During the transport, the woman
expressed physical pain and requested
that her family be contacted. Throughout
the ordeal, her fear and confusion were
palpable, highlighting the emotional
toll of her encounter with law
enforcement.
Put your feet on.
Oh my
god. Can I have my phone?
 Oh my god,
Nick. Oh my god. Nikki has my phone. Can
I please have my phone, sir? Oh my god.
Nick, can you please get my phone?
 Mr.
Boyce is going to give you my phone.
Nick,
 no. I told
her good.
You feel what? Real sick.
 Yes.
What's wrong with you?
[Music]
The woman's arrest stems from her
violation of park curfew laws, which
vary by jurisdiction. In this case, the
refusal to sign a citation was the key
point that led to the escalation. Under
the law, refusing to sign a ticket for a
minor violation, such as being in the
park after hours can be grounds for
arrest. Officers are typically required
to explain the citation and inform the
individual of the consequences of
non-compliance. These examples emphasize
the importance of respecting law
enforcement and making responsible
choices to promote public safety. They
remind us of the serious repercussions
of assaulting police and resisting
arrest. Let us know your thoughts below
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Turn around right now for not
cooperating.
 Cooperating.
 Turn around.
 I
didn't steal.
Get down on the ground. Get down on the
ground right now. Get down on the
ground.
 Hold on to your sanity as we
explore the roller coaster world of
Psycho Karen where her audacious moves
spark waves of legal drama.
 You put down
my car.
Prepare for Psycho Karen's world where
outrageous stunts end in trouble.
Tense Florida Day turned chaotic when a
woman's clash with police over alleged
public's theft escalated to a taser
deployment. The incident underscores the
fraugh dynamics of theft accusations,
police authority and resistance.
 It is
not your
 Oh, yes it is.
 It is not your
right.
 Yes, it is.
 Do you want to sit in
my car?
 No, I don't want to sit in your
car and I'm not sitting call your
sergeant. No, it ain't me still.
Nothing.
 Then show me your receipt.
 I
will not
 show me your receipt.
 I won't.
If you took it without paying for it,
all they steal. Then all they want. All
they want to do is not have you here.
 I
don't steal.
 Okay, then show me your
receipt.
 I won't do that.
 Then show me
your receipt.
 I won't do that.
 Why?
 I
won't do that because
 Do you realize you
can go to jail for that?
 Oh, I real
Well, if I stole it, but I don't steal.
You're not cooperating.
 I'm not
cooperating because you ain't got no
probable cause cuz they said something.
Go wash the camera first, ma'am.
 I'll
walk back in there with you and go wash
the camera. No, I'm upset cuz I don't I
don't have access to the camera.
 So, how
they going to say I stole if they didn't
see me steal?
 Ma'am, what is your name?
What's your name?
 No, that that I see
this every day.
 Listen to me.
 Every day.
I want Do you think I want any trouble
right now?
 But do you know how many
people don't walked in there? Why you
out here bothering me there stealing?
Ma'am, they simply asked if you had a
receipt. They didn't see you go through
a register.
 Why don't they go through
all the register and ask the people if
they seen me?
 Ma'am,
 I Let's Come on.
Let's walk back in Where's your receipt?
Come on. Let's walk back. Let's walk
back in there.
 Bring your receipt.
 Let's
walk back in. You have your receipt.
Let's walk back. Let's walk back in
there.
 Just show me your receipt.
 Oh,
no. Cuz that's No, I'm not going to do
that.
 I'm not letting you go back in the
store. Is that your receipt from today?
It is, but I'm not showing cuz I ain't
got no re I ain't Y'all don't can't make
me show nothing.
 I can. No, you can't.
Actually, I can. And you're not giving
me your ID. So, I can't prove that you
didn't take anything. So, I don't know.
Anyways,
 why are we arguing about this?
Because y'all profile black people every
day like that.
 Everybody that shops in
here is black. Mm-m.
 Everybody that
shops in here is black.
 No, everybody
ain't.
 Well, most of them are.
 There you
is.
 Anna, tense and defiant, refused to
show the receipt. Her unease drawing
whispers from bystanders. The officer's
calm scrutiny heightened the awkward
tension. Was it fear or frustration in
her eyes? Why refuse and risk suspicion?
We can profile anybody.
 I see I see
y'all up here every day bothering
people.
 I don't bother anybody. Whoever
Can you just show me your receipt?
 No,
I'm not going to do that cuz that makes
absolutely no sense at I'm not going to
Can I see your receipt?
 Mm- No, cuz they
said if they if they sent you out here,
that that means they saw me still.
 They
didn't see you go through a register.
So, why not do that protocol is out of
the car to go look on the camera?
 Step
out of the car. Step out of the car.
Step out no car.
 Then you're going to go
to jail.
 But then you going to have to
take me to jail.
 Okay. Step out of the
car.
 I'm not stepping out no car.
 Okay.
You got kid All these kids in here you
left in here by yourself. Do you want me
to push this further? Well, you went in
the store.
 They They not little kids.
They are little kids and you left them
all in the store. And what are you going
to do when you go to jail and they're
all here? So I call DCF to come get them
all?
 My mama will stay right around the
corner.
 Okay. So I don't have to call
your mom to come get them. I can call
DCF.
 You they my sister kids. They
they'll call her to come get her
children.
 Why don't you show me your
receipt?
 Because Publix and everybody in
there.
 Okay. Step out of the car.
 I'm
not stepping out of the car.
 You have to
step out of the car.
 No, you have to
call your sergeant or your lieutenant.
Come on.
 You're going You're going to go
to jail.
 No, I'm not.
 You're going to go
to jail. Yes, you are. No, I'm not.
 Give
me your receipt.
 I'm not giving you my
receipt. No, I'm not. No, I'm not.
You're going to jail. No, I'm not.
You're going to jail?
 No, I'm not. No,
I'm not.
 You are going to jail.
 No, I'm
not.
 I'll tell you what I'll do.
 No, I'm
not.
 You're going to jail?
 No, I'm not.
Call your mama.
 The officer's calm
reasoning met Anna's unwavering
defiance. She refused to show the
receipt or her ID. Her voice sharp with
indignation. The tension escalated as
she argued there was no probable cause.
Wy custody over a receipt.
 No, I'm not.
You're going to go to jail. I'm going to
taser you. I'm going to taser you right
here. Right now. I'm going to tase you
right now.
 Tase me.
 Get out of the car.
Tase me. Get out of the car. Get out of
the car. You're under arrest.
 You're
under arrest.
 I'm under arrest for what?
Get out of the car.
 I'm under arrest for
what?
 Turn around.
 Call your mom.
 Turn
around right now.
 What I'm under arrest
for?
 Turn around right now for not
cooperating.
 Cooperating?
 Turn around.
 I
needing steal.
Tasing you right now.
Get down on the ground. Get down on the
ground right now. Get down on the
ground. Put your hand behind your back
right now. Right now. Give me your other
hand right now. Oh, wow. That's really
nice. Thank you. Give me the other hand.
Give me the other hand right now.
 I
didn't steal nothing.
 It is. My dad work
on the police department.
 Oh, that's
really nice.
 I got
 Go away, ma'am. Go
away.
 Can you record?
Stand up. You're going to jail. When the
woman continued to resist, the officer
escalated further by threatening to use
a taser, eventually deploying it when
she refused to step out of the vehicle.
My purse. You think I'm going to go and
steal some chips?
 Oh, cuz I'm black. Oh,
most definitely. Can you call my family?
Walk to the car.
 Stop doing that to me.
Walk to the car. Cooperate.
 I am
cooperating.
 Walk to the car.
 Can you
call my family for me?
 Walk to the car.
Hey, can you get out for me?
Y'all so stupid. I'm kidding on the
NAACP. I guess I
 That's what you wanted.
That's all you wanted.
 I guess so.
 So
 I
guess you gave me what I wanted.
 Yeah.
Oh yeah. Hold on a second.
 I didn't
steal and you talking about you. What
the are you holding me for?
Oh, it don't need to y'all. Are you
serious? That's what's wrong with y'all
now?
You tightening my hand and I'm not even
moving. Got to get my jacket out of the
way.
 You're doing the most
here. Yeah, you can set her in here.
Come on.
 Just have a seat.
 Throughout
the encounter, the officer remained firm
in his stance, repeatedly asking the
woman to comply with basic
identification and receipt checks.
However, he also appeared frustrated by
the lack of cooperation with the body
cam footage showing that his decision to
deploy the taser was ultimately due to
the woman's persistent refusal.
 Can you
go back over there for me and check on
that car where she was in?
 Which car was
it?
 It's the uh it was a white SUV over
there. There's a bunch of kids in it
right now. She uh Anna told me that she
walked by. I saw her walk by with a bag.
I didn't see her at the register. So, I
go over there to her car just to check
and say, "Hey, you got a a receipt? I
need to see your receipt. She refused to
show me your receipt. Refused to show me
her ID. So I'm like, listen, I mean, you
know, if you took something here, you
didn't pay for it. I'll probably
trespass, but I need to see your
receipt. She wouldn't show it to me. And
uh
so so it just got ugly over there. So I
had to taser her and stuff. She's going
to go to jail. I don't know if she paid
for her stuff or not, but hi.
 Is there
any way we can get a phone number from
her? Answer for a phone number,
something to get so they get a kids.
 Uh
yeah. I mean, I can I can work on that.
She'll she'll give me a phone number so
somebody could get the kids and get a
car.
 Yeah, I could work on that in a
second. Are you going to be over there?
Yeah, I was going to go over here. They
going to call for somebody just get
them.
 Okay, I'll come over there in just
a second.
 Okay.
 But, uh, she's got to go
to jail. So, unfortunately, I got myself
in a big mess here for no reason. All
she had to do is show me her receipt.
She wouldn't do it. She wouldn't give me
her ID. So, here I am.
 Who's that other
guy?
 Uh, he works for us. He's off duty.
He's got his badge with him. So, I just
had him check on those kids. I'm sorry,
Mike. I got
a bottle of water. Oh, I got some in
here. I need uh I need Anna's uh date of
birth and stuff. Okay.
 Her refusal to
comply with the police is a key point of
contention in the legal context. While
her accusations of racial profiling are
important for broader societal
discussions, the legal basis for her
arrest centers on her failure to show
her receipt when requested, which is a
legal obligation under Florida's laws
governing theft and trespassing. Under
Florida law, the suspect's actions can
be categorized as violations under
chapter 812 of the Florida statutes,
which covers theft and related
offenses. Specifically, section
812.014 of this chapter defines theft
and details the elements of the crime.
This section establishes that theft
occurs when someone knowingly and
unlawfully takes property with the
intent to permanently deprive the owner
of its possession or use. In this case,
if the woman had taken merchandise from
the store without paying for it, she
would be in violation of this statute.
Furthermore, the woman's refusal to
comply with law enforcement during the
incident could constitute a violation of
section 843.02,
02 which pertains to resisting an
officer without violence. This section
makes it a criminal offense to resist,
obstruct, or oppose a law enforcement
officer in the execution of their
duties, even without physical force. In
this situation, the woman's refusal to
provide identification or a receipt when
requested by the officer hindered the
officer's ability to investigate the
suspected theft, thereby obstructing
justice. The penalty for resisting
arrest without violence under this
statute can range from fines to
imprisonment with the severity depending
on the nature of the resistance. In
addition, the woman could face charges
related to theft which may involve
further legal consequences such as
restitution, probation, or imprisonment
if convicted. When a woman assaults
police, as shown here, it often results
in serious repercussions. The following
case demonstrates how resisting arrest
can escalate an already volatile
situation.
On November 19th, 2023, a dramatic
confrontation between a woman and law
enforcement officers unfolded when she
violated an active family protection
order. The woman, believing she had
permission from her father, the
homeowner, to be present at the
residence, found herself in the midst of
a legal battle that escalated quickly.
Yeah, there is stuff out here.
 I can't.
The door is locked.
 Unlock it.
Kind of broken.
 My father gave me
permission to be here. Just
 I can't,
dude. It's
 Go to the other door.
[Applause]
Officers arrived at the house following
a call from a worker at the property.
They informed the woman that she was
violating the protection order and must
leave. Despite this, the woman
repeatedly insisted that her father had
allowed her to be there. When told she
would be arrested, she reacted with
defiance and aggression, rejecting the
officer's authority and instructions.
What's the problem, officer?
 You have an
order of protection can't be here.
 My
father, who owns the house, I could be
here. Well, if you put gas in my car,
put your hands behind your back.
 No, I
will not.
 You are going to put your
hands behind your back.
 Don't touch me.
Don't touch me.
 That's [ __ ] worse.
Why am I going to jail? Because Colton,
my father gave me the right
to call my dad.
Call my dad. No. Go away. Get off. Get
off. Your father said it could be. My
father said I could be here. Get off.
Get off. I'm calling your judge.
 You're
under arrest.
 For what?
 Violation order
protection.
 Well, call my father. The
owner of the household. He said I could
be here.
 He just said you're not allowed
to be here.
 My father said I could. for
then just let me leave.
 No, that's not
how this works.
 Get off of me. Get off
of me.
 I underest egg bat to pieces.
Get off of me now.
 Put your hands behind
your back.
 No.
 You're going to get
tased.
 I don't give a
 I don't want to
tase you. But
 yes, you do. Cuz you're a
piece of [ __ ] cop just like Charlie. Get
off of me now.
 You're under arrest
 for
what? My father said to be here. He gave
me permission.
 You're under arrest.
 I
was here last night and there was no
problem.
 You're under arrest.
 No, I'm
not.
 Do it. Yes, you are.
 No, I'm not.
Go get your judge.
 You'll see him in the
morning.
 No, I won't. You dumb
motherucker. Get off me. Get off of me.
Put your hands behind.
 No, I don't have
to actually listen to you.
 The situation
worsened as the woman physically
resisted the officer's efforts to place
her under arrest. She claimed she was
being unfairly targeted and her actions
became more erratic. At one point, she
even threatened to escalate matters
further by calling her father. But the
officers remain firm in their decision
to take her into custody.
 Call my
mother. Call my father. Call your judge.
Call whoever.
 You're under arrest
 for
what?
 I've explained this to you time.
 I
don't give a [ __ ] You also pulled me
over when I was going 40.
 Put your hands
behind your back.
 No, dude.
 Put your
hand behind. I'm under peaceful protest.
I'm a minister.
 All right. You're going
to get tased.
 Do it.
 You're going to get
tased.
 Do it.
 Put your hand behind your
back.
 I'm done with this. Put your hands
behind your back.
 No.
 Do it now. You're
going to get tased again.
 Really? Help
me.
 You're going to get tased again.
Leave them behind your back.
Leave them behind your back.
[Music]
Your hand.
No. Get the away from me. Get the away
from
me. Touch me.
 No. I don't trust you or
your judge or anything you people do.
You're all fat liars.
 Okay.
 All I did
was come home like everybody told me to.
Why? Colton's not here.
 This residence
is protected. You're not allowed to be
here.
 Well, I'm a woman of the Lord, you
dumb. As the woman refused to cooperate,
the officers warned her multiple times
that they would use a taser to subdue
her if she did not comply. Despite these
warnings, she continued to struggle,
making it clear that she would not make
this easy.
I could be here.
He said I could be here.
 He said I could
be here. He said I could be here. They
all told me to come home. My mama who
loves me so much but she has to give a
You don't love me.
I just got off the phone with him too.
You
[ __ ] who never loved me in the first
place cuz you had postpartum depression.
Well, that's how it felt. You always
loved your son more than me, right?
 The
situation led to officers using physical
force with one officer stating that they
would deploy a taser if necessary.
Eventually, the woman was subdued and
placed in the police vehicle, but not
before shouting derogatory comments at
the officers about their authority and
actions.
No one cares about her cuz she's what?
She's wanted to get officer. Oh, no.
She's just so worth this. But you never
listen to her. Now, where's Gavin? The
guy who threatened her for just sixth
grade. Well, he's living it up in Texas.
by that godforsaken school and the
police officers did
nothing even though he got away with two
other women. So where is your
justice? Where is your god? That's still
my legal
address for all my mail get sent. You
know it's also a crime, a federal crime
going through someone's mail like my
mother does. So, why don't you go back
and arrest her?
Not going to do it.
No. Don't care about that law. It's also
a crime for police officers to harass
people.
 These examples emphasize the
importance of respecting law enforcement
and making responsible choices to
promote public safety. They remind us of
the serious repercussions of assaulting
police and resisting arrest. Let us know
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