Stop. Stop.
I can't go nowhere, bro. You shut the
up, bro. You weak. That [ __ ] get in the
[ __ ] jail. He's a Team USA athlete.
The Olympics. Chill. He's in the
Olympics. Chaos erupts at Miami Beach on
January 2nd, 2025, when a worldrenowned
Olympic athlete becomes the focal point
of a dramatic spectacle that quickly
spirals out of control. As tensions
escalate, multiple arrests are made,
leaving a stunned crowd of bystanders in
shock and disbelief. What happened?
Just another day in Miami Beach. The
following report is based on official
police records, and the footage has
never been seen before until now. Please
note that all persons charged with a
crime are presumed innocent unless and
until proven guilty in a court of law.
At 11:22 p.m., Miami Beach police
officers investigating a scene are
approached by a man who is concerned
about his car parked in the area. While
audio doesn't capture what was discussed
between them, reports state the man
began to argue and an officer raised his
left hand in an attempt to create space.
Within seconds, the situation takes an
alarming turn.
Get
the
stop. Hey, stop. According to the police
report, the officer delivered multiple
hammer fists toward the man's upper head
area. He's an athlete. Please do not
mess with
him.
[Applause]
Stop. I'mma tase
him. Stop.
Stop.
After tasing the suspect, officers are
able to successfully place him in
handcuffs as other officers attempt to
move the female away from the scene.
Move. Get
back. Move over there, man. Go over
there. Go over there. Hey, back up.
Just stop resisting, bro.
We were walking for our car right there.
Not separate me from her.
Y'all can't
man stop. Not separate me from my man.
Stop. I'm diabetic. I'm diabetic. You're
squeezing my blood. Stop my
blood. Stop. That's my man. Stop. No.
No. You're not doing this. He's a team
USA athlete. The Olympics. Chill. He's
in the Olympics. He's in the Olympics.
Officers would later identify him as
29-year-old Frederick Fred Curley, an
American sprinter who won silver and
bronze medals in the men's 100 meters
while competing in the Tokyo 2020 in
Paris 2024 Olympics. The woman
accompanying him is his girlfriend,
32-year-old Cleo Ramen, also known as DJ
Skyhigh Baby, who also appeared on the
reality TV series Baddies. Get away from
my
resist handcuffs on me. Y'all weak.
You weak, homie. Hey, get the off.
I'm not resisting. Y going to jail.
Y not built like that. I'm telling
y'all. Y not built like that. You
weak. You weak, bro. Y put your hands on
me. Young weak as bro. Stop talking.
You have to respect us these man. I got
to go. I have to go. Hey, listen here.
Stay here. Cleo walks away from the
scene for now, but they haven't seen the
last of her. I can't go nowhere, bro.
Man, you shut the up, bro. You
weak in the jail. As officers attempt to
disperse a growing crowd, Cleo makes a
sudden reappearance. After circling the
block, my
boyfriend right here. My blood glucose
sensors right there. So, don't touch it.
Stay over here. That's my boyfriend.
Listen, we got to get off the scene. No,
but that's my boyfriend. Get off the
scene. And how can I wear cars right
there? We were walking to our car. Why
would you do that for me?
No, she she's doing that to herself.
She She was here. Tell her to go away.
Oh my god. I'm done.
Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my
god. I didn't do anything. It say weak.
It take Oh my god. I didn't do anything.
Y'all know I didn't. Hey boo, bro.
Bro, you're not going to tell me, boy.
You're not going to tell me to take that
off. You ain't going to tell me to take
that off. You're not going to tell me.
Take that off. Hey, I promise I'll beat
take that off, bro. As more people
gather and begin to demand an
explanation, officers learn that some of
them are part of the same group
traveling together. What's going on?
Don't even know why they
were supposed to be quiet. You know what
I'm saying? You trying to tell
me I'm not hyped. I'm just saying don't
worry about it. How does that sound? The
group is left without an answer as Fred
is led away while Cleo receives a pat
down at a nearby cruiser. my wrist. I'm
a DJ. Please, my left wrist, please. I'm
a DJ. Please help me adjust this left
wrist. It hurts so bad. Adjust it right
now. My boyfriend is in the Olympics. I
want to share with my company that I
work
with. This one's I'm diabetic. My bag to
have my purse, please. My password is
there. I'm going out. I have a vacation
tomorrow. This is our stop Miami.
I need a bunch of people to move. I was
going to show a man who's in the
Olympics. He's a track star. Two time
medalist in the Olympics. It's amazing.
Well, we already told you.
Come back. Right. I have to go. Hey,
listen.
I didn't know. I cannot tell because our
car is right there. It doesn't matter.
Obviously, you can't get your car right
now, right? Our car is parked right
there. But obviously, you can't get
parked. It's right there. It's parked.
Okay, good for the car. You can't get
it. Just like how she didn't listen to
me telling her to calm down, she's not
listening to you. Calm down when my
boyfriend's going to turn around. Now
you're getting arrested.
She's placed in the back of the vehicle,
but continues shouting complaints about
her handcuffs, prompting one officer to
intervene.
Stop with that. Please help me. Hey,
listen. I need you to calm down. I'm
scared. I've never been arrested. Hey,
that's it. There's no need for you to
yell. I'm going to help you out. Just
calm down. You got it.
Thank you. Meanwhile, Fred is placed in
a separate police cruiser where his
staggering height presents a challenge.
I can't fit in this.
Uh-uh. Hold on.
Take 20, bro.
Take
30. See why don't trust police,
bro. Huh?
Ain't no way,
bro. Lord have mercy on my soul. I catch
these,
man. Yo, bro. Father God, thanks for
life. Life is a blessing. Father God,
thank you for everything. Father God,
thank for life. Life is a blessing. God
be with me. Back with the crowd,
officers face unrelenting questions and
provide what limited information they
can about the situation. Why you tackle?
Cuz he's an Olympian.
He's stronger than one of you. Two,
three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
nine, 10.
How much you make? Oh my god.
We're from Africa. Wah wah wah.
So are used to it. Okay. What happened?
Just another day in Miami Beach. Any
celebrity?
No. You're the celebrity.
You're the You're a got no showdown.
You're the celebrity.
Guys, please back up. We were already
Doesn't matter. He's asking you to back
up. Back up. Back up. Back up. But now
we're keeping this as a scene. So you
guys got to back up. Yeah. You guys just
beat somebody up. I don't know what
you're talking about. No, we got it on
camera. If it for certain that she has
to go to jail and we can just handle it
from there. We can just leave the scene
or is it she may be released here based
on the only thing we can do is bail her
out. Let's go. With that, the crowd
begins to disperse, but not before
leaving the officers with one final
remark. So now, now that the black
people are leaving, he's going to be
peaceful now,
right? How's that? No, I said black
people. I mean,
Nah, come on, bro. I
just Officers determined that Fred must
be taken to a local hospital for
evaluation, given that he was tased. On
the way, Fred has no shortage of opinion
for how the incident was handled.
Whoever did that to me, they better get
their coins, right? What' they do? I was
going to my car. I thought somebody was
towing my car. Towing your car? Yes.
like the um whatever you call them the
uh the ATVs
to only move around like this is my car.
Like why move around if this is my car?
This don't make
sense.
But they corn right. That's all I'm
saying. It took like 20 of 10 of them to
try to contain me. Oh, and they go to
the gym. I reconsider a job. After he's
medically cleared, Fred waits with
several officers for transport to the
local jail. Listen, you're
fooling. That's the way it works, man.
No, I'm saying that's treat you like if
you're a nice guy, we'll have a
conversation.
It's a job, man. According to Miami Dade
County court records, 29-year-old
Frederick Fred Curley was charged with
felony battery against a police officer,
misdemeanor resisting without violence,
and disorderly conduct, a charge which
was dropped. His next court hearing is
on May 8th, 2025. 32-year-old Cleo Ramen
was charged with resisting an officer, a
misdemeanor. Her next court hearing is
on April 14th, 2025. Both cases are
still ongoing.