Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, and here I am stuck in the middle with you. 39-year-old Erica Mcgriff with a suspended driver's license leaves her illegally parked car unattended in the pickup line of her child's school in Jacksonville, Florida. A cop approaches her and here's what happens. But stay tuned cuz we're also going to look at it through the body cam angle. Check this out. You got me [ __ ] up. >> You going to punch me? [Music] >> You going to hit me? [Music] >> Ma'am, you got somebody. 4707. Are >> you doing [Applause] my help? I don't even know what to say. This is Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. Uh, word to the wise or word to the unwise. Ma'am, if you're going to drive around with a suspended driver's license, maybe it would be a good idea to not park illegally and draw attention to yourself. Hey, >> I'm not I'm not justifying any of these cops actions, but it's really hard for me to feel sorry for Mike Tyson and address here. And by the way, this ends up being the inaugural incident for the implementation of the Halo law. Remember the Halo law that went into effect in January of 2025? They're actually going to enact that against two people in the crowd during this incident. That's the devil. Okay. That's the devil. That police officer. Okay. >> That's the devil. Hey yo, I got I got I got the [ __ ] off like a man. >> Me thinks somebody wasn't paying attention during the compliance hold portion of the police academy. You is wrong. >> You is wrong. >> According to news outlets, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has released body cam footage capturing a tense confrontation at a local charter school that escalated into the AY's first arrest under Florida's controversial Halo Law, highlighting growing enforcement of protections for first responders amid public backlash. The incident unfolded on October 7th, 2025 during dismissal at the Idea University Charter School on Basset Road when 39year-old Erica McGriff, identified as a habitual traffic offender with a revoked driver's license, illegally parked her running vehicle in a busy intersection to pick up her child. According to JSO, Mcgriff left the car unattended, prompting an officer to approach her for the violation. What began as a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled into violence. Gee, I wonder why. Body cam footage shows McGriff refusing to provide her license, walking away while insisting she was simply retrieving her student, and then resisting arrest. She squared up to the officer, exchanged blows, and bit him on the arm during the struggle. And you can see the bite mark in the body worn camera footage, which we're going to look at in a second. The officer, alone at the scene, restrained her on the concrete using a chokeold, which wasn't very good or effective as a school administrator assisted. Within moments, a crowd of onlookers gathered just feet away, shouting at the officer to release her, creating what authorities described as a disturbing and potentially dangerous environment. The footage played during a news briefing by Sheriff TK Waters also includes cell phone video from a bystander that went viral on social media, further illustrating the agitated crowd's proximity to the officer. It's not an easy job and it's making it more difficult when police officers come out here and try to affect the law lawfully and you get surrounded like that. It's dangerous. Anything can happen. Waters said, "That's how we feel when we're approached by cops." McGriff was ultimately handcuffed and placed in a patrol vehicle. She faces multiple charges, including battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, operating a vehicle with a revoked license as a habitual traffic offender, and four additional traffic infractions. She's probably going to go up the river for a long, long time unnecessarily. And check this out. The crowd's interference triggered JSO's inaugural use of the Halo Law, formerly known as honoring and listening to our officers, which is SB84, which we've talked about on this channel, which took effect on January 1st, 2025. Two women from the crowd were arrested in connection with the event. a 59-year-old spectator who was charged with interfering with the first responder after allegedly using an expletive to harass the officer and failing to retreat following the warning. On October 10th, a couple days later, a 36-year-old woman was taken into custody. So, they hunted her down for the same interference charge plus possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. She had reportedly grabbed her phone from the ground and was quote doing a lot of chirping per authorities. So, she gets apprehended, too. All right, let's take a look at this body cam. [Music] This is a problem. What are you doing? >> I need your license. >> Huh? >> Need your license? I >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> That's your car. I just saw you get out of the car. >> That's not my car. Okay. >> I'm going over here. Please don't. Please. Hey. >> You You're right here. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. This is my daughter. Please do not touch me. Do you want to go to jail? Touch me. I do not I did not do anything wrong. >> I did not do anything wrong. >> No. I did not leave that vehicle. I was the passenger. The driver went to the school. The drivers at the school. >> You can get a ticket. I will bleed. >> Listen, you can get a ticket or you can keep playing these games and go to jail. I'm going to give you one chance. If you create the drama, I want to go home and I want to pick up my child. >> Okay. >> I just came to pick up my child. >> You're making this way more money. >> Please don't grab me. Please don't grab me. >> Sir, let me go. You hurting my baby. No, I'm going back to my car. Let me >> make it You're making a big deal. >> Don't do this in front of my child, sir. Don't take me to my car, please. I will. I will. I will. I will. You don't have to curse me. I will. Don't. Please don't. You ain't passing my pull away from me. >> I'm not you or you got me [ __ ] up. >> Come on. Punch me. [Music] >> You pull away from me again. >> You pull away from me again. You're going to jail. >> You pull away from me again. You're going to jail. >> You pull away from me again, you're going to jail. >> Baby, come here, baby. >> I'm about to put you on the ground. I'm about to put you on the ground. I'm about to put you on the ground. >> Get away from me. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Give my baby my purse. >> Get my baby my purse. >> She's going to jail. >> Tell her to keep my purse. [Applause] You were too close. Get off me. >> Get off of me. >> Get the [ __ ] off me. >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> Put your hand up. >> I can't I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> You want to help me now? War. [Applause] [Music] >> I'll do it. Please. He choking me. He choking me. He choking me. He choking me. I can't. Stop. He choking me. I can't breathe. Please help me. Help me. Help me. Please help me. Please help me. Please help me. [Applause] Put your hand behind her back. >> Get behind her back. >> Stay behind her back. Get off of her. She doesn't get all [Applause] >> What's the PIN number to your phone so we can call your mom? >> 86 up. >> Now, according to the Halo law, every one of those people who are within that 25 ft bubble are in violation of this law and are subject to arrest by JSO. law enforcement officer. She punched me and she bit me. >> Need to go inside. >> Who is it? Walked around. >> We got We got We got in the car. >> I get She's playing. Put in that car. Put it in the car. video. >> I'm trying. I'm trying. I'm trying. I'm trying. I'm trying. >> You got 25 ft. Get away from me. >> I got >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Damn. You going to kick me too? >> Get in the car. I ain't kick you. >> My purse. She's on the camera. Okay. Okay. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey. [Music] [Music] [Applause] >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> Back up. >> Get the [ __ ] off of that lady. Please like [Applause] is bleeding. [Applause] >> That's pretty much it. As of Saturday, McGriff remains in custody and JSO has vowed stricter enforcement around school zones to prevent similar disruptions. Leave your thoughts about this for the world and the global thought police in the comments section below. If you haven't done so already, subscribe to the channel. Hit the bell notification icon. Let me know what you think about the Halo law. Do you think it's just? Do you think it's unjust? Do you think 25 ft is too much? Do you think it's too little? Let me know in the comments section. And I appreciate you joining, watching, sharing, and liking these videos. And I'll see you in the next one. [Music]