I have a team to say in the office. Can
we start here?
You
don't stop, dude. Let me stop. Instead
of resolving the disagreement calmly,
the woman let her anger take over,
landing her in legal trouble. But what
really sparked the rage? Tell me I
kissed you. I mean, if you get in my
face, I'll be forced to put you down.
Now sit down. No, you can't pay for it
because you already tried to steal it.
Whatever the reason, she can't escape
the consequences. Now, a seemingly
simple robbery, but instead of
cooperating, the woman turns the
situation into chaos, no remorse, no
fear, just defiant resistance. How high
will the price of this stubbornness be?
No, you can't pay for it because you
already tried to steal it.
Walmart.
Law enforcement responded to a
shoplifting complaint at Walmart, but
what should have been a straightforward
arrest turned into chaos. The accused
woman not only broke the law, but showed
no remorse. Worse, her boyfriend
interfered. Why escalate the situation
instead of taking responsibility?
Stand right there.
Who said that?
Right here to the right.
Ma'am, we're going to go right here to
this door.
Open the door. Step over here, sir. Step
back this way. I'm not I'm not detaining
you, sir. Please step over this way. My
stuff. No, you cannot stop. Why you
can't get me? Because I'm not stopping.
Okay. So, can I pay for my stuff? I'm
going to have you step over here. You're
going to go You're going to go into the
office. You're going to wait here for
her. She's going to come out to you. Can
you shut that door? Listen. I'll pay for
socks. I don't have a seat. So, have a
seat. I'll have a seat. You want to pay
for some socks? You want to pay for some
socks? Go ahead. Go ahead. Ain't nothing
else in there for you. Okay. Ain't
nothing else for you, baby. Ain't
nothing else. Do you have a ID? No, I
don't. You don't have ID? Did you steal
the socks? But I took the socks up. The
socks was already open. That's okay. The
woman stubbornly resisted arrest,
denying the theft despite clear evidence
unpaid items in her purse. She weakly
claimed they were paid for but failed to
produce a receipt. Was she hoping
deception would work? Her refusal to
cooperate only deepen her troubles,
making her look even guiltier. Three, no
tag on it. I'm scanning at the reg. The
lady came back and she say, "Go get
another one." I put in my bag. You scan.
You scan. I was right there. I went for
it. I ain't [ __ ] in my We going to find
[ __ ] in here. So these this is going to
be on your receipt that you just had.
It's going to be on my receipt. I pay
for it, too. You want to pay for it? No.
If you already pay for it, I'm going to
get the receipt. Okay. So, who will get
it? It's somewhere if I pay for pay for
it. No, no, no. There's only It's either
on the receipt or it's not on the
receipt. Is it on the receipt? It's not
on my receipt. You pay for it. I watched
you put it in your purse. Okay. So, you
want me to pay for it? You pay for it at
court. Ma'am, you're not going to stop.
You're being stopped right now for
shoplifting. Please hang up the phone.
Okay. What you did is called
shoplifting. Okay. So, can I pay for it?
That's And that's why you being stopped.
No, we're beyond the point that you
can't pay for it. Okay. So, what do you
mean I'm at the point where I can't pay
for it? Exactly what I just said. I
can't pay for nothing. No, you cannot
pay for it. No, you cannot call him for
it because you I can't pay for it. I
want to call No. Okay, I understand
that. Are you going to let me talk or
are you going to keep talking over me?
Oh, why would you? So, no, you can't pay
for it because you already tried to
steal it. I never tried to steal it. I
promise you everything. I never tried to
steal it from 226.
I can't.
Can you open up a 665 at the Walmart? I
have a female to send in the office. Can
we start another Have a seat right here.
Have a seat. Have a seat. The woman
showing no remorse for her actions was
detained while her reckless boyfriend
irresponsibly interfered, ignoring
police warnings. His defiance only
worsened their predicament. Why escalate
a situation already against you? Their
stubbornness led to more charges. Was
avoiding accountability really worth it?
Oh my god. We don't know where to go. I
just I just got here. So take a seat for
me. All right. Just take a seat for me.
I just needed so close. All right.
Breathe. Breathe. You don't deserve to
make sure. Okay. Please don't take him
to jail.
I try my best. You know me. We don't
have nowhere to go. Do you have ID? I
don't have it with me. Okay. I don't
have any. I don't know that thing, bro.
That was your friend. I wasn't
screaming. Was that you screaming? I was
I wasn't screaming. You got here, bro.
You know, we don't have nowhere to go.
You got to stop crying. I can't hear
you. We don't have nowhere to go. Start.
Cut the [ __ ] out. Answer the man
question. We're not calling about a
quick second going to some cops and
going to a cop. Come on. Stand up
question.
Both suspects were eventually arrested.
The woman was charged with shoplifting
while the boyfriend faced charges for
resisting arrest. At the heart of the
incident was the woman's ongoing denial
that she had stolen the items even as
she was confronted with evidence. Can I
call my mom? Please. No. How about you
answer the man question? I did. My
please, please, please, please, please.
You want to say [ __ ] I'm going to
show you some [ __ ] Please,
please. Please, I'll pay for it. I'll
pay for it. Please, please, please,
please. I'm sorry. I just needed some
clothes. I just needed some clothes. I
don't have nowhere to go.
We don't got nowhere to go. Hey, you got
to stop crying. We don't You're an
adult. If you don't calm down, you'll
get yourself.
We
all talk about yelling you or anything
today, right? You did all the yelling,
right?
She made an adult decision. What did he
do? The woman's arrest was not just for
the theft, but also for an outstanding
warrant, which compounded the legal
consequences of her actions. Her
boyfriend's actions during the arrest
led to additional charges for him. Their
refusal to cooperate with law
enforcement turned a minor incident into
a larger legal ordeal.
Please get on to do that. That's all I
got. I never took nothing from me. I
never took nothing. That's all I took
was some clothes. I
was please please
please not. I never mean I pay for
everything else. I pay for everything,
bro. Please. I pay for my skin. I pay
for a blanket, please. We don't have
nothing. That's the only person that's
been there for me. That's the only
person that's been there for me.
Please. You don't have no We don't have
nothing. I'm cold. I don't have clothes.
I pay for everything else. It's still
not acceptable to steal from the store.
I'm sorry. Can I just pay for it? It's
up to Walmart. It's not It hurts. We
don't have nowhere to go. We don't have
nowhere to go. As mommy father was
placing those blankets, please
mother for right now. For right now,
you're just going to sit there. I don't
want to go. Just cannot call my Please.
No. Please.
I just want to be able to call my
peoples, please. I don't have no family.
You only have one person left to call.
Okay. Well, I'm not calling anyone right
now,
so I'm sorry. Shoplifting is classified
under criminal law as the theft of goods
from a retail store. In most
jurisdictions, this is considered a
misdemeanor, though penalties can vary
based on the value of the stolen goods
and whether it is a repeat offense.
Under chapter 11 of the theft act one,
subject to subsections two and three
below where the public have access to a
building in order to view the building
or part of it or a collection or part of
a collection housed in it. Any person
who without lawful authority removes
from the building or its grounds the
whole or part of any article displayed
or kept for display to the public in the
building or that part of it or in its
grounds shall be guilty of an offense.
For this purpose collection includes a
collection got together for a temporary
purpose. But references in this section
to a collection do not apply to a
collection made or exhibited for the
purpose of affecting sales or other
commercial dealings. Two, it is
immaterial for purposes of subsection
one above that the public's access to a
building is limited to a particular
period or particular occasion, but where
anything removed from a building or its
grounds is there otherwise than as
forming part of or being on loan for
exhibition with a collection intended
for permanent exhibition to the public.
The person removing it does not thereby
commit an offense under this section
unless he removes it on a day when the
public have access to the building as
mentioned in subsection one above. This
incident underscores the impact of a
woman causing public disturbances
provoking chaos as shown in the next
case often results in avoidable
consequences. Susan, a woman in her late
50s, displayed unacceptable behavior by
escalating a domestic dispute with her
disabled partner Joe. Her actions
resulted in her arrest for domestic
battery and resisting arrest. How could
she justify such aggression, especially
towards someone vulnerable? Um, if you
want to, like they always do. I don't
know what I would have to look through
your phone for, but So, did anything
nothing happened earlier today though
between you and other person? Yes, but
I'd rather have a lawyer. I'll tell you.
Okay. Who drove up here with a birthday
cake for him. His birthday is so his
birthday just passed. She came up here
and I said, and I don't like her. Her
name was Cindy Chadrick. And she tried
to get out of a car with the birthday
cake or whatever it was. And I said,
"Put it back in the car." And she said,
"This is not your place." I said, "Oh,
yes it is. This is where I live. I have
100 pieces paper." So what what happened
tonight, though? That's my main concern.
to give him a birthday cake or food or
something. After telling me a week or a
week later that she wished that I was I
said, "Get off my property. My mail
comes here. This is my home for the last
four years." The authorities arrived
after a domestic dispute report and
found Susan agitated, denying
wrongdoing. Her story kept changing
suspicious. She admitted snapping at
Cynthia for bringing Joe a birthday
cake. Irrationally furious. Was her
jealousy so uncontrollable that it
escalated into this mess? Because we
were called here before you called.
Excuse me? We were called here before
you called. Who called you? Cynthia did.
Where you going? I'm going to take a
little walk. No, you're not. You're
going to sit right back down. Sit down.
Joe, sit down. I can stay. You're
telling me I can't stand? I'm telling
you are being detained. And if you get
in my face, I'll be forced to put you
down. Now sit down. You're not going
inside. I told you to sit down. Now sit
down. My brother is a lieutenant. Yeah,
I'm happy for you. Now sit down. Would
he like it if you were acting like this
in front of him? He's sick. The man is
sick. Hey, you sit down. No, you're not
in charge here. What are you,
Lieutenant? Yeah, we'll go with that
now. Sit down. Not with one stripe.
You're not.
I was an AM. You can look it up. in New
York City. Auxiliary police officer at
the three four precinct. Look it up. I'm
not going to. Why not? Because scared.
No, because you're making a fool of
yourself. So, let me get back into my
significant other.
I called you.
Susan's blatant defiance only worsened
the situation. Despite Joe, a 79year-old
man with serious medical conditions,
bravely admitting she had slapped him,
she shamelessly denied it. The officers
seeing clear signs of abuse had no
choice but to arrest her for domestic
battery. Taking me anywhere? Okay. Well,
sit back down.
All right. You
don't You're under arrest. Stop. Stop.
Dude, let me sit down. Stop. Do not
resist. I'm not. Well, let me sit down.
You're going to sit down, but he's going
to handcuff you first cuz you're not
following orders. We're not going to sit
here and play. What did I do wrong? I'm
the one who called you. You're under
arrest for domestic battery. That's why
you're going to jail. Okay. You slapped
your significant other. You cannot slap
him. Not. Yes, you did.
Can I talk to him? No.
I'm going to get you some
shorts. I'll show you where they are.
I'll be back in a second. Okay.
They're taking me away. Just walk
around. Walk around. Taking me away. I
don't know. Ask them why. Ask them why.
Look at they're hurting me. Stop hurting
me. Oh, yo, no one's going to get my
purse so I can bail myself out. Okay,
you get that. We get all that, but you
can't be screaming. Why are you doing
this to me? Stop yelling,
Susan. What? Honey, Susan, stop yelling.
Okay, you will be okay. Yeah.
Can you get me out tomorrow? Get my He's
not going to be able to get you out.
What do you mean he's not going to be
out? You're going to be barred from
coming back to this residence for the
time being. I'm what? I I don't have any
underwear. I have your shorts here. Why
can't he get me out? You're going to
have a no contact order after you bond
out. You're going to be able to come
here one time and for the belongings.
After that, my belongings live here. For
certain, you're going to come here for
life sustaining belongings. After that,
you're not going to be able to come to
this residence while the And where do
you want to put me? Wherever you can
find a place. You sons of
That's not nice. No, you're not nice.
That's my significant. He needs a patch
every night. Sit. No, I'm not. Well,
you're not. Go ahead. Push me. I don't
want to push. Push me. Go ahead. Do you
want to catch me? Go ahead. You want to
be charged? Go ahead. I'm asking. Go
ahead. Go ahead. Resisting. Sit down.
Yeah. Susan's aggressive and defiant
behavior escalated the situation
unnecessarily. Her refusal to comply
with lawful orders and her hostility
toward officers only worsened matters.
Despite attempts to deescalate, she
continued her outbursts leading to
additional charges. Her reckless actions
resulted in a no contact order. These
incidents underscore the need to uphold
personal responsibility and respect the
role of law enforcement in safeguarding
public safety. They reveal the severe
consequences of assaulting police
officers and resisting arrest. Share
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Listen, we were in there eating and all
we asked him was to take a drink off the
tag. The drink is like $20. He was like,
"Y'all need to get out." Basically, so
we got out and she's still telling him
like, "I want to be in my job." And why
am I Why am I getting in?
Why am I in cops?
On March 4th, 2024, police were called
to a restaurant following a reported
physical altercation. The incident arose
from a disagreement over a bill for
drinks, which quickly escalated into a
confrontation. Listen, we were in there
eating and all we asked him was to take
a drink off the tab. The drink is like
$20. I didn't pay $20 for her drink was
just he didn't she didn't touch the
drink. He just was like, "Oh, you know
your number."
She's like, "Hey,
I just wanted a different drink." And he
started going off. So, we left. He was
like, "Y'all need to get out."
Basically, so we got out and she's still
telling him like, "I want to pay my tax
and you have a credit card. How come you
couldn't pay it before? He was yelling
and stuff and they made us come outside.
So we couldn't like we're calling the
cops. We're calling the cops. Okay. So I
was like I can pay. How much is this
tab? Like 400 something. I have 400.
Exactly. You're willing to pay them.
Correct. And they have cash in the car.
Give me a second. She was willing to pay
the problem. She had a woman and her
friends ordered food and drinks at a
local restaurant but were dissatisfied
with a $20 drink. They requested it be
removed from the bill due to its
unpleasant taste, but the staff refused,
leading to a verbal dispute. Although
the woman was willing to pay the full
bill, tensions escalated when the staff
responded aggressively. You know, they
were trying to escape without paying the
bill and they kept cursing again. He's
inside the car like a 15 minutes as soon
as we call you. gay me mask inside call
the the curse and that guy get hit me
get hit and he's actually she's actually
scratch my which one hit you girl who's
in the in that car all right so she just
and she's and now the girl who is there
who is smoking cigarette right now and
tried to hit this guy and me and also he
my guest who's actually left right now
the restaurant employees informed
officers that the group had been
disruptive throughout their visit
hurling curses at them and even
physically assaulting some staff
members. According to the employees, the
group's actions, including shouting
profanities and engaging in physical
confrontations, created a chaotic
atmosphere in the restaurant. But as
soon as you pay your tab, the issues
resolved. Listen though, Chantel, try it
out. Here's what about the yelling.
Really? All right. So, for the drink
situation, get a different exchange.
515. You guys can write your review. You
know, tell your experience online,
but give me a second. I will speak with
him. My girl like me. I'm speaking, but
you guys stay here. You ladies have IDs?
You ladies have ID on you? Um, it's in
my purse. I'll go grab it. Hold on. Come
on.
You want to go with her or you want to
just have to give a name? I know y'all.
Who else is in the car? Um, just some
friends. It's good. You can just give me
the name.
My name Aisha. A I Y the handy dandy
pen. Why' you lift it out like that? A
Yandandy. SH. You know they say
left-handed people are smart. AI
shall my grandma too, but she passed.
All right. So, I briefly spoke to the
two females over there. They said they
do have a $400 tab. They have to pay.
Yes. Right. Right. Is that something I
don't want things? So, if I, you know,
can walk her in, she could pay, then
that'll solve the $400. What? What do
you What do you say? Yes, they need to
pay their tax. I'm willing to escort
one. The female in the in the one who's
smoking. I honestly think that
everything is may have blown up. But if
we could turn it
Griffin or um Okay, he's because I my
phone is dead and I know I have 400. All
right, we'll figure that out. But he's
fine if everything I'll walk with you
over there. Our friend leave with us if
we pay the tab. Okay, but we need to all
be together. What can I have my ID?
Yeah, he's got it. He's running real
quick. So, as the situation escalated,
the woman became increasingly agitated,
insisting that she had done nothing
wrong and was merely trying to settle
the bill. Despite her protests, police
officers stepped in to take control,
separating the parties, and beginning to
investigate the conflicting claims.
Uh, I'm going to stay here right now so
they could pay and then because
you can make she has to pay with her
credit card. Sure. All right. So, you're
going to pay the rest of the tab. How
much is this? I said the total sh
like I really don't care. Take it. Don't
even tell me it's her birthday. No,
they're telling her we can't get her out
of jail unless we tell them their name.
So, I just need to sign. They're lying
even though she was just yelling. Oh,
that's why I want to take a video cuz I
don't understand that stuff. Yeah, of
course. I wanted to see $300.
They mentioned that customer saw someone
throwing stuff behind the
white. Not sure what they're check. Did
you split the check? Okay, here you go.
Oh, I'm like I paid almost $300. So,
where is she? In the top.
She didn't even do [ __ ] Exactly. I'm
trying to figure out where's my friend.
You shouldn't have no charge because you
can do things. So, look, my suggestion
uh just limit Well, it's not illegal.
It's not a crime to to yell, but it
depends what what's being said. She
didn't touch anybody. They touched her
first. You guys have body footage,
correct? Yeah, of course. Her body came
to proven that she's When I got here, I
don't know what happened or took place.
She was secure. And there
were somebody want to pay, right? And
then um they upset about the quality of
the food, what not. They had an argument
about that. They just pointed and I have
no idea because they all start to talk
sometime and start to yell same
and they were like start to act all
together. I'm like I'm listening and
they all start to be to make them calm
down. They start to attack them. They
start to attack us trying
to join and then the guys who block they
they actually punch him and also finally
she reached me. They punch who they
punched. further guy punch him there.
Scratch his face. The restaurant
manager, who reported that he had been
scratched during the altercation,
expressed his intent to press charges
against the woman involved.
Consequently, they moved forward with
placing her under arrest, carefully
handcuffing her as she was taken into
custody.
You both go, "Okay, stay right here.
We're not over here. Free to go. Stay
right there." Okay. Hang out. I don't
like that [ __ ] All right. Who's is
this? I did. I just paid almost $300.
I'm going to call my man. I just paid
this. I literally my phone's dead. I
can't even call him. Can I call my man
off your phone? He wants the fresh start
in here. Here. Yes, sir. Tell me which
one. This one right here. Okay. All
right.
Why am I Why am I getting a cup?
Why am I in cuffs? Why am I in cuffs?
He'll explain it to you in a second.
Please don't put it tight. He'll He'll
talk to you in a minute about it. I'm
way in Orlando. I have to pick up my
Drop Just drop it on the floor. No, it's
my ID. My debit card. I just paid $300.
Ow. County.
That
hurts. Just a little bit.
J Boyes.
Please write him so he can come get me
out. Haley, I know it. J boy. J B O I Y
Burgess. Call him is going on. I ain't
never been locked up. I ain't even did
[ __ ] J Boy Burgess. Hey. J Boy Burgess.
Call him now. I never been locked up.
Why am I getting locked up? Can y'all
tell me why? Yeah, I'll talk to you in a
sec. As the officers placed handcuffs on
the woman, her emotional state rapidly
deteriorated. Visibly distressed, she
pleaded with the officers to reconsider
their actions. She tried to explain her
situation. She told them she had young
children at home who depended on her
care. She pointed out that she had never
been in trouble with the law before and
had no prior criminal record. After her
arrest, the woman was transported to the
local police station where she faced
formal charges of assault and disorderly
conduct, both of which are considered
violations of key Florida laws. The
first offense, assault, is defined under
Florida statute 784.011.
In this case, even minor injuries such
as the manager's claim of being
scratched and an employes's accusation
of being punched were sufficient to
justify criminal assault charges. The
law does not require serious physical
injury to prosecute. The mere act of
physical aggression provides grounds for
legal action under this
statute. The second charge, disorderly
conduct, is governed by Florida statutes
877.03.
03. The woman's alleged behavior in the
restaurant, shouting at staff, refusing
to settle her bill and causing a public
disturbance that escalated to the point
of police involvement, fits within the
scope of disorderly conduct. Disorderly
conduct in public settings, particularly
when it requires police intervention,
can disrupt the safety and well-being of
both bystanders and law enforcement
officers.
This case highlights the importance of
mutual respect and cooperation with law
enforcement and maintaining public
order. By following the law and treating
others with respect, we help create a
more peaceful and just society. What's
your take? Do you believe better
cooperation with law enforcement leads
to a more harmonious society? Share your
thoughts in the comments and don't
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content.
[ __ ] I know. I know. Handcuff your
hands
up. Help.
Help. Stop. Officers encounter a woman
referred to as Karen involved in a
chaotic situation. The woman is erratic
and unable to clearly explain the
events.
You okay?
What happened?
Yes, he [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] on me. He
tried
to [ __ ] dude. He had I know I
don't hear that, but I need you to
explain to me what happened. The world's
crazy. Help me out. You're
down. He help me out. I know this guy.
A girl was
biting, but I I don't even know why.
What happened with that? She attacked
me. Had to burn my ball. He bit my
brother. So what happened with that guy?
I have no idea who that guy. He was
involved in a fight with him. No. I want
to hurt you. He was one. So what
happened to
your punch? Did you punch him at all?
No.
When the police arrived at the scene,
they found two injured victims reporting
what had just happened and how they had
been
brutalized. She was acting as they were
hit my girl or I [ __ ] defended her
mother damn business and they start
talking [ __ ] She was over
there doing what the police are supposed
to do right
the [ __ ]
up down the street handcuffs up. You
need to put handcuffs. We need to calm
down. The officers try to calm her down,
but her erratic behavior continues. She
refuses to cooperate, showing signs of
aggression, leading to the officers
warning her about handcuffs. Ma'am,
ma'am, you are not free to leave. Stop
walking away. I'm going to put you in
handcuffs. All right.
Sir, stop. Oh my god. I'm not doing it.
Tony, I'm not doing it. I swear to God,
I'm not doing Oh my god, I swear to God.
Oh my god.
Oh my god. Oh my god. Nothing. I did
nothing.
For what?
For what? For what? For what? What the
[ __ ] What the
[ __ ] You did your purpose.
Oh my god. I did nothing.
Can I get another?
As the situation intensifies, the woman
resists arrest, refuses to comply, and
verbally denies any wrongdoing. Officers
decide to take further action as her
resistance escalates.
it. They're doing this. I did nothing. I
did nothing. I did nothing. They're
picking me up. I did nothing. I swear to
God. They're raping me. They're raping
me. She's kicking. Be
careful. I did nothing.
help you guys.
You're going to get a knife. I might
have been
[ __ ] car
[Applause]
fight. Get in the car. Get in the car.
Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in
the car. Get in the car.
Okay, stop.
Oh my god. Get in.
Get
in. Help.
Help. I'm on vacation. I'm vacation. I'm
on
vacation. Help. Oh my god. Help.
Due to her erratic behavior and
resistance, the officers are forced to
use pepper spray and a taser to subdue
her. She continues to scream and resist.
[Music]
Help me. Help me.
Jesus, help me.
Calm down. Okay. Oh, no. You know, you
know what you're doing. You don't know
what you're doing to me. I'm a good
girl. I'm a good girl. No, you're not.
Oh, yeah. Please let me go.
Get in the car. Oh, no. Get in the car,
ma'am. I don't know where you're taking
me. You're going to rape me. Get in the
car. Get in the car, ma'am. Take the
cuffs off me. Take the [ __ ] cuffs off
me. I'm I'm rescuing myself. You guys
are raping me. Get in. Help. Help.
They're killing me. I swear. The
officers attempt to put her in the
police car, but she continues resisting,
screaming that she is being harmed, and
falsely claims the officers are
attempting to rape her.
Listen to me. Do you want to stop
burning? Listen, can you listen to me
for one second? We're going to put you
in the back of the car. You're going to
bring your legs inside and then we're
going to We have something that makes it
stop burning instantly. So, you're going
to get into the car. Do you understand
that? No. Come on. Now, she's playing
dead weight.
Sit up.
Why? Where's the charger? You're not
going to You're up like nine right now.
For what? Give me blow my nose. Blow my
nose. Soon as you get in the car, we'll
give you something to blow your nose and
I'll give you this magic stuff that we
have that makes it stop. I don't give a
about coke. Not cocaine. What? What are
you guys looking for? I don't even
understand.
My a All right, stand up. Get you in the
car. Other side of the car pulling
through. What did I do? I did nothing. I
swear. I did nothing. What did I do?
Have a seat. Like literally, what did I
do? Why am I in trouble? Huh? The woman
faces multiple charges, including felony
battery on a police officer, resisting
arrest with violence, assaulting an
officer, and disorderly conduct. These
charges could result in up to 12 years
in prison.
Following instructions, I was I was
[ __ ] Stop turning towards me, sir.
Relax. Relax, but relax. You got it.
100%. I'm a
[ __ ] drunk guy. I respect you guys.
Stay calm till we get it figured out.
All right. I'm not trying.
Where does I don't know which
I know. I got you. You want them in
yours? Yeah. Walk right there.
You want this side or the other side?
The other side. You serious? We're going
on the other side. We got stuck in the
face.
[ __ ]
What am I possibly going to do to
anybody? Hers like a [ __ ]
Please. The woman's husband is also
arrested at the scene after attempting
to intervene, although his role is less
aggressive compared to
hers. The woman's behavior during the
arrest resulted in multiple serious
charges, including felony battery on a
police officer resisting arrests with
violence, assault, and disorderly
conduct. The felony battery charge,
classified as a thirdderee felony,
carries a maximum penalty of 5 years in
prison and a
$5,000 fine stemming from her physical
resistance and aggressive actions toward
the officers. Resisting arrest with
violence, another thirdderee felony
could add an additional 5 years in
prison based on her refusal to comply
and the physical resistance she
exhibited. Assaulting a police officer
classified as a firstdegree misdemeanor
is punishable by up to one year in jail
resulting from her aggressive stance and
verbal
threats. In total, she faces up to 12
years in prison for her actions. The
severity of the charges highlights the
danger she posed to law enforcement
officers and the public during the
incident. From a legal perspective, this
case illustrates the consequences of
resisting arrest and assaulting officers
as outlined in Florida statutes chapter
784, sections
784.07 and
843.01. The battery, specifically under
section
784.03, incurs stricter penalties when
the victim is a law enforcement officer.
Resisting arrest with violence under
section
843.01 is a serious thirdderee felony in
Florida applying when violent resistance
endangers the officer and the suspect.
This case highlights the importance of
mutual respect and cooperation with law
enforcement to ensure public safety and
order. Adhering to the law is crucial in
creating a just and harmonious society
where everyone can feel secure. What are
your thoughts on this situation? Share
them with us in the comments below. And
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What are you looking at? Why are you
looking at me like that? For
what, dude? For what? I didn't do
nothing. Oh my
god. Oh my god.
On August 8th, 2024, a woman contacted
police following an argument with her
boyfriend after she was reportedly
kicked out of his home. However, upon
the officer's arrival, it became
apparent that her behavior was the
central concern resulting in the
situation escalating further. Is that
video from tonight? Yeah, I have like I
have videos like her throwing [ __ ] like
just not just not stopping like just
like you know like
So like I had the thing set
up about
it. Neither is your family. You're all
ain't done like dump
sugar right now. You think I give a
you smash my finger and you do your ass.
So I really could call the cops. I will
put you in jail.
I will put you in
jail with you guys know how the world
works.
For real,
especially with a record like
you and he ain't [ __ ] but aggressive as
like this has been like a long like a
few things like this like just like
keeping him and like
I would say it's I'm trying to uh like
there's some there's some other ones
like I try to leave.
Pause. Pause. Leave. I see her in the
door. You want to go to jail for
assault? You want to go to jail for
assault? You want to go to jail for
assault? You want to go to jail for
assault? Call from out there. Don't
touch. Try to be so like sweet with her,
you know? Like I'm actually trying to
like do do my like do my thing or
whatever. I heard her say something
about slamming her finger in the door.
She was like she was pushing she was
pushing me. She was pushing me out the
door. Whatever. I didn't She like never
really touched me. It's just like
now when she You said she pushed you.
She just trying to get out trying to get
by you. What that? You can remember if
you can remember.
When officers arrived, the boyfriend
briefed them on the situation and
provided video evidence recorded that
evening, showing the woman using
inappropriate language. Their argument
had escalated to such an extent that he
no longer wished for her to remain in
his home. What the woman did next may
cause discomfort for some. Like, I
really just don't want I It just got It
just escalated too much. Well, do you
want her gone? Period. You want to
trespass? You're you're going to end up
in jail. I'm telling you right now.
Yeah. You keep going. I don't I don't
Yeah. If if her mom's on the way and
stuff, man, I don't I don't want her
here.
Oh my god.
Appreciate it, Chief. Okay. So,
I'm trying to give you a life lesson
here. No, I know. I And that's like
that's like all of it. You know what I
mean? Like it's it just starting to
worry me. So, yep. If she claims like
it's like she's fine in like she's been
fine in a way like like you know what I
mean? Like like I don't even know. Yeah.
No, you worry about yourself. You've
been in trouble before. Yeah. You don't
want that [ __ ] happen anymore.
Absolutely. This is going to get you in
trouble right now. Like I don't want to
like worse for me, but like I definitely
it's going to affect me like this. The
boyfriend appeared visibly shaken. His
fear and panic evident in response to
his girlfriend's actions which left him
deeply unsettled.
Hey, Miss.
Hi. Hey. I'm Deputy Moore. Cool. So So
your mom's on her way to pick you up? I
guess. I don't care. Go ahead. Did you
contact mom? Sure.
Don't ask me. Ask his ass. Cuz he he
touched No, he touched all my [ __ ] So
ask him what? I don't know. Ask him. He
touched my Gavin. What did you do with
my stuff that you touched my property?
Property. I'm not answering it. Ask him.
He touched my property. difficult
because he wanted to do all this stuff.
I have work at 4:00 in the morning. I
get woken up to [ __ ] like this. That's
[ __ ]
So, ask him. He touched my [ __ ] Figure
out where he did with my my property
that he touched that he shouldn't have
touched. That's illegal. I'll wait till
my mom gets here. I'm done talking to
all of y'all. Okay, cool. Can I Can I
write my statements? And he's getting it
for me right now. Okay, cool. So, have a
seat for me. I've sat down for a long
enough time. I don't want to sit down no
more. I'm cool. I want to press charges
on the test. Go say hi to your buddy.
Let him know what you did, bro. It's
freedom of speech. I don't care. You're
getting ready to go in handcuffs in the
back of my cruiser. The [ __ ]
that caused all of this. I was asleep,
bro. I'm not your bro. Didn't say he was
for him smashing my finger in the door
and for him throwing [ __ ] on me. Both. I
bet Gavin's having a heyday with this.
All right, here's your statement. Okay,
it cool.
The police asked the woman to remain
calm and offered to help retrieve her
belongings so she could leave
peacefully. However, she refused to
cooperate, growing more belligerent and
accusing the officers of siding with her
boyfriend. She also claimed her property
had been mishandled and demanded that
the police take legal action against her
boyfriend for allegedly tampering with
her belongings.
I've lived here for 2 months. It's his
place. He doesn't want you in here. By
law. By law though, if you live
somewhere, since my stuff is up there,
I'm allowed to go up there. I I have
lived here for 2 months. No, he's not
touching my [ __ ] He touches my [ __ ] and
there's going to be a problem. He's not
allowed to touch my property. He's not
allowed to touch my property. Okay. He's
He can't touch my property. He's getting
your stuff. He can't touch my property.
He can't touch my property. Write your
statement. No, he can't touch my
property. No. No. What? He can't touch
my property. Well, it's coming down. I
don't care. I live in Dayton, so that's
30 minutes. Y'all want to wait 30
minutes? Y'all going to have a heyday
with 30 minutes? About 40 minutes.
Actually, my phone's on 1%. Like I said,
I can't even go upstairs to charge my
phone cuz these mother want to like You
can't go upstairs. Two months.
Hell no. You want to see mail or
something? I mean, like, I've lived here
for two months. Anything? I've paid rent
and everything. I paid this much rent.
You want to You want You want something?
Are youing stupid? No, I'm not. My ID is
from Dayton. I just moved here 2 months
ago cuz I got with this dumb ass. Oh my
god. Congratulations. Are you going to
get with somebody for 2 months and then
change your address? Be honest.
I don't care what I'm making. It's a
freeing country. It's a free Oh my god.
Booing who?
Going
upstairs. Booing who? I don't care. So I
come back tomorrow cuz that's what I'll
do. I'll come back tomorrow and get my
[ __ ]
The woman's behavior escalated with loud
outbursts refusal to comply and physical
resistance. Despite officer's efforts to
calm her, she grew angrier, accusing
them of violating her rights by not
letting her reenter the house. The
officers explained they were honoring
her boyfriend's request since she no
longer lived there. But she rejected
their offer to bring her belongings,
insisting on entering herself. We're not
doing that. No, I want it now. What we
have right now, legal, I want it now. My
[ __ ] I want it now. I paid for the
[ __ ] I want it all now. All the food
that's up in the house, I bought I got
the receipt. You want to see it? I want
it all now. Here's the property that you
have right now. I want it now. Okay,
I'll wait for my mom to get here cuz
when my mom get all my [ __ ] out the
house. All of it. Food and everything.
Cool. Food and everything. Y'all want to
be petty? Guess what? I can be even
pettier. Y'all don't know a date. Y'all
from Jamestown. Y'all don't deal with
dating that much. I can tell. What are
you staring at that I ain't got no brawl
on? You keep looking at my flat ass
chest. Dead ass. Why are you looking
down here? I don't care. You keep
looking down here. Do you know how
uncomfortable that is? You're an
officer. You're looking down here at my
chest. You kind of smart. Get the away
from me. Well, you want to shine the
flashlight on my chest, too? Yeah, I bet
you will, cuz you just get like a
pervert right now. Want to look at some
girl's chest, weird ass. You're a
[ __ ] weirdo. Y'all can't do [ __ ] on
me. I ain't done [ __ ] Can't put me in
the back of your car. I'm at my own
house. Why do I need to submit a a
sobriety when I'm at my own house? I can
drink at my own house. So bad. What are
you talking about? Cuz I went to see if
my charger was in my car. I was seeing
if my charger was in there. Went to see
if my charger was cuz I was going to
plug my phone in. Realized my charger
was in there. So I came out and said,
"Hey, he took my charger cuz my phone
has to be plugged in." Did I ever sit in
the vehicle? No. Yeah, you did. I did
not sit in the vehicle. I reached into
the vehicle to look to see if my [ __ ]
was in there. At one point, the woman
returned to her car and briefly started
the engine, claiming she only wanted to
charge her phone. However, the officers
grew suspicious she might drive under
the influence. Despite her insistence
that she wasn't planning to drive, her
erratic behavior and apparent
intoxication led the officers to take
her into custody. For what, dude? For
what? I didn't do nothing. Oh my god. Oh
my god. I didn't do nothing, bro. I
didn't even drive. Oh my god, bro. Call
my mom. I didn't even drive. Oh my god.
I didn't drive. How does that make out?
You're hurting my left hand. My hand's
broken. My hand's broken. You're
smashing my hand. Stop. Stop. Oh my god,
bro. I didn't do nothing at all. I
literally went to see if my charger was
in my car. That's soing funny. Y'all
literally just try everything. Y'all
just want something cuz I went to see if
my char my stop touching my hand. You
need to stop. I don't give a about
medic. That don't mean touch mying hand.
This is literally soing stupid and I'm
suing all don'ting touch me. Stop. I
hope all of
y'all and Gavin I hope you get me
arrested. You piece of [ __ ] bro. You
It's tied enough. My wrist hurt. You
want me to leave mine or you
go take her?
Y'all are [ __ ] Yeah, I bet you know cuz
I roast the out of your ass.
Maybe a night, maybe this, maybe that.
Y'all so worried nothing about
something. I don't want the seat belt.
Leave me alone. You're getting a seat
belt.
You put your hand on my neck. That's the
first thing you did. Watch what I just
watch what I'm about to do. As officers
moved to arrest the woman, she
physically resisted, shouting
accusations of mistreatment and claiming
innocence, she insisted the police were
unfairly targeting her. But her actions,
yelling, resisting, and refusing to
cooperate, left the officers no choice
but to handcuff her. Even after being
restrained, she continued to resist,
pulling away and kicking at the police
vehicle as they tried to secure her
inside. You can't go to the jail. You
want to arrest me cuz I went to see if
my charger was in my car. A charger? A
[ __ ] charger? A
charger? Aing charger?
Ignorance. Because you just arrested me
for a charger. I've never been arrested
in my life. You arrested me for a
charger. Look at my record. I never been
in trouble for [ __ ] Dude, you arrested
me over a charger. Still like how you
would let me go upstairs to charge my
phone? You literally just wanted to get
somebody for something. That's all.
That's [ __ ] [ __ ]
[ __ ] you. I think you need to stop.
Dude, he arrested me over a charger.
Stop. No, cuz I turned on my car to see
if my charger was in it cuz I want to
turn my phone on to call you. So, he
arrested me. I was fine. Mom, I was
I don't
care. He already arrested me over a
charger. You are out of control. I've
never been arrested before.
You don't care.
What if we uh
The woman now faces significant legal
consequences for her actions during the
incident. She has been charged under
chapter
2921, section
2,921.33 of the Ohio Revised Code for
resisting arrest, a misdemeanor often
punishable by up to 90 days in jail, and
a
$750 fine for a firsttime violation.
Additionally, she was charged with
disorderly conduct under chapter
2917 section
2,917.11 of the Ohio Revised Code, which
addresses behaviors causing public
disturbance, such as making unreasonable
noise or resisting lawful authority. Her
loud outbursts and refusal to follow
police commands met the criteria for
disorderly conduct which can lead to
fines or jail time depending on the
severity of the
offense. This case underscores the
crucial role of mutual respect and
cooperation with law enforcement in
maintaining public order. Adharing to
the law fosters a more just and
harmonious society. What are your
thoughts on this situation? Share them
in the comments below and remember to
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Thanks for your support.
Me? Oh, what a guy. You better I got a
hard beard.
All right. All right. Now you're going
to jail. I don't You want to see it? He
gets away with it. How can they get
here?
Shut up and get your shoes on.
On Christmas Eve, Ohio officers were
dispatched to a residence where a woman
was refusing to leave. Upon arrival,
they found her in a male argue inside
the home. Hi, bro. I'm hanging in there.
What's going on, man? This job dealer,
this he's a drug dealer cuz he's a He
wants to be a snitch tonight. So, I feel
like I should be a snitch, too. He wants
to be a snitch. He wants to be a snitch
tonight. So, I'm a snitch on him, too.
He just told me he had he had a whole
gram of crack on the table, but he wants
to snitch on me. Officer, I don't know.
Why? I live down the street, but he's he
sells crack and he wants to snitch. How
can a drug dealer How can a drug dealer
snitch
on how that's his brother? He's going to
defend. He's going to defend him. Look
at that. Weirdo. He's a whole two days
in a row. You're a whole weirdo. You're
a whole I can go home. But let me tell
you about this weird before I go home.
He don't care. You look dumb. He's a
whole He was just selling crap. Y this
drug to the goat. Yeah. Get him. Get him
because he's weird. Can you uh Can you
get the rest of
your document this
I don't have to lie. I don't have to
lie. He's a snitch. He's a snitch. He
want to snitch on me. But he's a hoe. We
appreciate your How can it crack? I
don't want to lie to nobody. He sells.
Please do that. Please do that because
Where do you He's a hoe. He used to tell
me all these stories how he was selling
crap. Where do you live at? He was
telling me all these stories was selling
crap. How does that make sense? Well, we
can't do anything about that right now.
But what we can do is make sure that you
get home.
Let me tell you about this. He was a
whole How can you let a whole drug go?
I've been living here. I've been staying
with him. I've literally been [ __ ]
him for 6 months. I've been him for 7
months. You don't think that? I've been
for 7 months and he's a whole truck
though. That's weird. Okay. That's
weird. I want to call He wants to call
the police and he sells crap. She
immediately launched into accusations,
claiming the man was a drug dealer and
repeatedly insisted he was trying to
snitch on her. The police officers
attempted to deescalate the situation,
offering her multiple chances to leave
the premises peacefully.
I've never seen himself crack. Oh, you
going to see it. He gets away with it.
He gets away. Oh, you're so funny.
You're so funny. Move. What do you mean?
Move. You're weird. Move. Move. Let me
get my stuff. My brother.
I did the same stuff. You're weird.
You're homeless. You're homeless. You're
homeless. What's
wrong? How can a homeless person tell me
anything? You're about to go to jail.
Shut up and get your shoes off. Stop.
Get your shoes. Two shits about somebody
selling crap. You don't have [ __ ]
I don't have [ __ ] I do have my soap in
his bathroom. That's We ain't worried
about soap. I want my soap. I'll give
you $2. No, it's not soap. It's $17.
Let's go. Get my [ __ ] Get my [ __ ] out
the bathroom. You don't live here.
Get your stuff. You see what I got to
deal with? Get my [ __ ] Godamn. Thank
you. You're not paying $20 for soap.
Stop having her come here. You pay $5
for soap. I paid $20 for soap.
My [ __ ]
You're weird.
All right. Get your
Despite repeated attempts to resolve the
situation, the woman refused to
cooperate with law enforcement. Her
verbal hostility intensified, leading to
a heated argument with the officers
during which she accused them of siding
with the man and dismissing her claims.
The situation escalated further when the
woman struck one of the officers,
prompting additional measures to manage
the incident.
You want to ruin my life? You want to
ruin my life? You want to
rule? Okay, you got it. You got
it. career. I got a whole career.
I got a whole career. He don't give a
[ __ ]
You didn't have to call the police in
the first place. You got these crackers.
You got these crackers on
me. You got these
guys. You got these crackers on me.
Every night I played you.
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did all this [ __ ]
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Stop.
Stop. Okay, I'm going stop. I'm stop.
I'm stop. I'm stop.
You are acting ridiculous. No. Why? Just
switch out.
before you catch another car. You're
about to catch my arm. The police
informed her she was under arrest, but
she refused to comply, leading to a
physical confrontation as officers
attempted to detain her. Throughout the
incident, she repeatedly shouted that
the police were ruining her life, going
as far as to threaten them with
violence. Despite her outbursts, the
officers remained focused and took her
into custody. Are you good? Yeah, I'm
not. I'm really not worried. This really
happened to me yesterday and I was
trying to get rid of bed for the day. I
was like, "Look, you know what I mean?"
Like, like you really sitting right in
my face and they said, "You can leave.
Go home." And you throw a bottle in my
face. Wrong with you. Like, she's got to
be on drugs or something. Well, she's
getting an assault charge. That's what
she deserves because the past three
nights she just like like when I say I'm
an upstanding citizen, like I work every
day. I got you. Like my boss call she
No, that's all I do is work. Like I
don't sell. That's why my brother count
like what? Like you just said anything
now. You're just mad cuz I don't want
to. So you guys are just messing around
with one another, I guess. Yeah, but she
never like stayed here. You guys don't
have children. I know. No children. She
never was on my lease. Nothing. Last
night she was there acting crazy. She
attacking me. She throwing [ __ ] at me.
Literally throwing water on me. You can
hear this. I said, "Man, you can hear
this, right?" She was like, "You hear
it? They're on the way." Yeah. So I'm
literally like one thing about me like I
I would never put my hands on no woman.
Now if you got a knife you trying to
kill me or something I got that's
different. Other than that I tried
multiple times. Like I'm just back away.
She hit me in my head doing this doing
that. I'm just like bro just leave. Just
go. Like you know what I mean? Like I'm
not dealing with you. Like you feel me?
Like and um I mean obviously she don't
respect authority or anything for that
matter. Y'all right here. She threw a
bottle in my face. You feel me? I was
going to let her leave. Ma'am, you go
ahead. Go. Just go. Just go. Nah. I'm
going to throw a bottle at you before I
go. When you're done, go to jail. You
deserve to. The police gathered
additional witness statements, revealing
that this was not the first time she had
exhibited such behavior. Her past
actions described as aggressive and
unruly, painted a pattern of similar
incidents, highlighting her history of
confrontational conduct.
You going to do this to me? I swear to
God, you're going to do this to me. You
going to catch me when I stop? You going
to die? Just go back inside. Go back
inside.
You trying to ruin my life? Let me in my
jail. Come on. We got him. We got
him. Go to jail. I don't want to go to
jail. Please. I don't want to go to
jail. I know.
Okay. Officer,
listen. Listen. Listen. Officer.
Officer. Please. Listen. Listen. Please.
Please. Can you hear me? Yes, please.
I'm sorry. I will go. No, we got to have
you get in. No, I won't do nothing else.
Do you want to catch another charge? I
know. I won't do You want to catch
another Why could y'all never give
somebody a second chance? Why y'all
never give people a second chance? Why
y'all always be one way?
After being placed under arrest and
secured in the police car, the woman
began crying and pleading with the
officers for forgiveness. At one point,
she attempted to escape, but her efforts
were quickly thwarted by the police, who
immediately apprehended her again. The
woman was charged with disorderly
conduct and resisting arrest. The
disorderly conduct charge was later
dismissed, but she pleaded guilty to
resisting arrest.
In Ohio, resisting arrest is a serious
offense that carries specific penalties
under the Ohio Revised Code,
specifically chapter
2921, section
2,921.33 of the Ohio Revised Code. The
penalties for resisting arrest vary
depending on the circumstances of the
resistance. In this case, the woman's
physical struggle with law enforcement
and refusal to cooperate could have led
to harsher penalties, including
imprisonment, fines, or both. Under Ohio
law, resisting arrest can be charged as
a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on
the level of force used and the
resulting harm. At first degree,
misdemeanor for resisting arrest can
lead to a maximum penalty of 180 days in
jail and a fine of up to
$1,000. However, if the resistance
involves significant physical harm to
officers or others, the charges can
escalate to a felony carrying more
severe consequences.
This case highlights the importance of
mutual respect and cooperation with law
enforcement to ensure public safety and
order. A tearing to the law is crucial
in creating a just and harmonious
society where everyone can feel secure.
What are your thoughts on this
situation? Share them with us in the
comments below. And don't forget to
subscribe for more informative and
engaging content. Thank you for watching
and for your continued support.
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