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No, it's my daughter. No, I'm not even from this county. I bought my daughter for a birthday present. Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. All right. You are getting arrested for domestic battery. A night at Motel 6 seems peaceful until room service knocks on the door with handcuffs instead of towels. No, I was in my room. NO, Y'ALL STOP ME. OH, YOU WEIRDOS. BABY. YEAH, let me see your license. Hold on. Hold on one second. Not the police were disturbing my vacation time when I was the one causing it. A seemingly peaceful night at an island hotel quickly turned into chaos when a woman refused to leave her room despite the hotel owner personally asking the police to intervene. No, it's my daughter. No, I'm not even from this county. I bought my daughter for a birthday present. "I'm a dental assistant. I'm not going to lose my license over this nonsense." she declared proudly when the police asked her to pack her bags. But what happens when personal reasons collide with legal orders? Are you leaving? No, hell no. All right. Well, they just asked you to leave. You need to leave. >> Who? The owners. Well, you send a message? No, they don't have to. They came up here in person. Let me put it to you this way. If you don't leave, you're going to go to jail for trespassing. >> him that? I am I'm just I'm telling you to leave. my daughter. Can you tell him that? Who? Him. Who's him? He works here. There's no one on that phone. Okay, watch this. I don't know. I'm a dental assistant. Okay. I'm not losing my dental license for this for a a night on the town for his little island prince. I'm not doing it here. Do you not understand what I just said? Yes, my room This is my room. >> Yeah, no, it's actually the hotel's room. Okay, but who bought it? They asked you to leave. You rented it. You did not buy anything. Okay. >> My boss did. Okay, it doesn't matter. >> Because I have I'm on Are you refusing to leave? No, hell no. All right. Well, I'm not Hold on. Stop talking. Ashley, stop. Ashley, if you don't leave now, you're going to jail. >> That's what I'm telling them. Get your stuff. You're out. But I got to get my daughter. Well, you haven't done anything. You just keep playing with your phone. You're not doing anything. They're They're on Google Talk to them. They live on the island. Okay. Caught between reason and emotion, the woman screamed that this was a birthday present for her daughter while handcuffs were ready. A moment that completely turned the situation around. >> Okay, I get that. Listen. Just chill, man. I am chill. Okay. >> I was chill the first time I came here. >> Okay, guys get drunk on the beach. Just chill, man. >> You're drunk right now. What's the difference? >> I am? Yes, I can tell. No, I didn't watch the kids all day. Okay, you're stone cold sober. I bet it on my ass. All right. Well, you're going to leave now. Right. What do you mean? That's why this is my room. What's your name? Renee. Ashley Renee. Honey, they won't let me um take the room cuz you guys everything up for you guys. Listen, I got my daughter, man. I want to take her home across off this island. I need off this island, man. I got to pay $50 to get off of it. No, you're not here. You left. No, we're Okay, you're on the way, love. Okay, we've been here for 3 years. Listen. They're all right here. The same guys I seen last I I should cook them dinner. We never have this problem. I don't know what's going on right now on this I don't know what's going on. We ain't dealt with this in 5 years. I don't know what's going on, but deal with it now. No, what? But the same cops are right here. That's what I'm saying. Why would you laugh? Why would you take her? You can't have her McDonald's. There is no McDonald's open, honey. Hey, Ashley. Ashley. Oh, please please tell these officers that you came out. Baby, please. Ashley. I need you to hang up the phone. We are at the hotel. Yes, honey. Stop the officer. He's right here. We're not talking to anybody. >> Baby, he's right here. What he said am I with a man? >> All right. I need you to hang up the phone. They kicked me out of the hotel room. Why would you leave me here? Well, it's your hotel. It's your island. It's your family. Here. I'm not talking to anybody. Ashley. You want to talk to nobody? >> you to hang up the phone and gather your belongings. Here, he said it's it's a it's a hotel. It's a island people like here. >> I don't Yeah, they don't own the hotel. They don't own it. They don't own it. "My family owns the whole island." she screamed from the back of the police car. But could a wild claim save her from prosecution for trespassing and resisting arrest? I'm going to say this one more time. Last warning. We're either going to walk away and you figure out your belongings later >> We're not from here, honey. We're either going to walk away >> No, we dropped 1,500,000 dollars on this. Why? Hands on your back. No, it's my daughter. What are you doing? WHAT I WHY? YOU WANT TO GO DOWN? NO, I'M NOT EVEN FROM this county. I bought my daughter for a birthday present. All right. What are you guys doing? It's my birthday present for my daughter. Yeah, she's going to sleep. For who? Stop moving. I'm not moving. I paid this. Sean Lloyd Aiden. I didn't pay $2,000 for my daughter. Yeah, help me. For what? For my daughter. Leave me alone. Please. Yes. Yes. Yes. It is my daughter's birthday. Wait. Wait, it's my daughter's birthday. Wait. No. No. Hold on. No. No. I'm not a drunk. Hold on. I paid this whole I paid $1,500. We tried talking. For who? We tried talking to you. For who? We tried talking to you. I didn't talk to my husband. No, I didn't talk to him. Yes, you did on speaker phone. Yes, you did. What do you Not your phone and your wallet. >> Okay, but did you let my husband know we MISSED MY DAUGHTER'S NIGHT BIRTHDAY? We just booked his birthday tonight. What are you guys doing? Oh my god. Yeah. Yes, Elijah booked his birthday. I come here every weekend. I'm getting arrested for what? For what? Trespassing. I'm trespassing? I HAVE A ROOM HERE. My room is on this here. Correct. My room I'm trespassing? In the end, no one could prevent the legal consequences. A sentence was passed, but what she left behind was a night of madness that no one would forget. Sergeant, he's not your friend. >> No. Get in the car. Davin. >> Pull away again. >> CAN YOU LET MY DAUGHTER DAVIN? I just GOT HERE AN HOUR AGO. SIT UP. YES, it's her night birthday. I'm sorry, Gia. GIA. GIA. GIA. GIA. NO, I come here every week. A WEEK FOR WHAT? GIA. JEREMIAH. NO, I was in my room. NO, Y'ALL STOP ME. OH, YOU WEIRDOS. BABY. BABY. BABY. BABY, I JUST BOOKED A HOTEL ROOM, MAN. BABY. WHAT IS GOING THEY THEY GOT ME LIKE A LITTLE SLIME BALL, BABY. NO, this is my hotel room. I just bought this. Please, my daughter. I just bought this. They don't know where I'm going. Please. Help me, please. Honey. The main charges were trespassing, resisting arrest without violence. The woman was sentenced to 6 months probation instead of jail time. This is a common sentence for misdemeanors if the defendant does not have a serious criminal record and shows remorse. Next, an anniversary night turns into a nightmare as police are called to a hotel where a woman stands crying outside the door, locked in the very place she rented. Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. All right. You are getting arrested for domestic battery. Okay. Yeah, let me see your license. Hold on. Hold on one second. made an unexpected confession. "I slapped him first, but only because I felt threatened." A statement that took the investigation in a completely different direction. Yes, ma'am. What happened? I came home. He was out for a long time. I came home, showered, took a nap. Went out tonight to you know, have dinner and just hang out. And then he was just very conversational. Okay. Did you Did you guys spend the evening together or did you get separated at some point? No, I left. I went up to home. Okay. Cuz he was very argumentative. So, I came back to the room. And I was like, "You need to go. You have to go." Argument? Yeah. Back and forth? Yeah. Is it um cuz he's drunk? Yeah. Okay. What's What's the main issue? Why is he being rude? Okay. Because his sandwich was light. I mean, it's so silly. Is this It's ridiculous. >> Is this like a normal behavior? >> I mean, he's usually very patient and very cool. And we're okay. Okay. How long have you guys been married? We're not even legally married. Okay. So, how long have you been together? 7 years. >> 7 years. You live together back home? Yeah. Okay. Any children? No. Okay. Uh any arguments before this? Like worth noting? You know, this is the first time. No. I just needed him to become away. Okay. Because it was like kicking in my face and I'm like, I don't do that. I'm like, I don't argue. Yeah. So, uh So, he's gone now. Okay. What did What did he say? Where is he Where is he going? Or what What did he say? >> idea, but I mean, he's like, you know, just I mean, it actually smacked me, you know. And he smacked me back, you know, but I mean, but it's It's nothing that's, you know, I'm going to get hurt. I mean, I I have a bruise. I hope I have a bruise, but I don't give a [ __ ] That's all. Leave me alone. I hope I'm not Oh my god. Okay. He made me shut me out of the room. So, I need to go get in the room. Okay. So, you got locked out, but he's not in there. Uh does he have a key? Yeah, probably. Okay. So, he left. >> I mean, like, I I came in early afternoon and went to sleep to the shower. And we went out. He stayed out. A lot of drinking, of course. And The police found the man, a surprising detail was revealed. We are celebrating our sixth wedding anniversary, completely contrary to her previous statement. >> You and your uh lady? My wife. Your wife? Yes. She told me you were not married, so No, we're married. You're married? Yeah. Okay. She just Well, she just never changed her last name? No. Okay. No, I just she just kept it as is. Okay. How long have you been married? Uh actually, it's our anniversary week. It's been 6 years on Sunday. Okay. Yeah. So, what happened tonight? >> So, basically, well, went down to the ball street, went to Irish Cabins, ordered a Reuben sandwich, and literally, it was like 40 minutes still haven't received it. And so, I asked the guy, Yeah. I said, "What about our sandwich?" He's like, "Well, it's all been come up." I said, "It's been 40 minutes." He said, "No, you just ordered 10 minutes ago." My wife didn't like how I dressed him. She left, took an Uber. We had some text messages, all that good stuff. I came back to the hotel room, verbal uh discussions. She slapped me. Uh I restrained her hands. She called 911. And I'm like, Okay. I'm like, "Are you for real?" I just simply like, "Okay, I'm diffusing the situation here." So, obviously, I left. Mhm. Cooled off, came back, haven't talked to her since. So, you guys were not talking or texting or anything No, not not not since I've left. No, you can look at my phone. I called her one time as I was heading back over here to pack cuz we fly out tomorrow out of Fort Myers. We had to rent a car, drive all night yards. That That's what happened. Why was the bed moved in the room? >> The bed. >> There are two beds, right? And one of them, when I got in the room, was like completely moved. Do you Do you know why? I have no idea. No idea. Okay. So, when you say you came back and you got into an argument, was she Was she asleep? Was she in the bathroom? What was she doing? No, she was I mean, she was on the bed. She was on the bed. >> Like she was on. Okay. >> Yeah. Where is your ID again? Okay. That's your purse? Okay. Something going on? I mean, what am I dealing with? Why? What's going on? I'll explain in just a second. Can you do me a favor and come over here? Why am I in trouble? Ma'am, just step out here, please. Turn around, place your hands behind your back. You are getting arrested for domestic battery. You've been determined to be a primary aggressor in this altercation through our investigation. I need my phone. Yeah, let me get this first. Okay. Hold on. Hold on one second. I'll call the calm one. I'll call the police. I don't think going somewhere to help me. Yes, absolutely. And you'll have access to everything. Is this a cell phone? You're going to see the judge first thing in the morning and then he's going to explain everything. Is that okay with you? My left arm hurts. Your left arm? Okay, right here, right? Okay, I'll I'll get it. You want me to set this inside this bag for you? It's probably going to be over there. I guess you can take it. My attorney can call somebody to help me. Yes, ma'am. You'll be able to make a phone call for like three weeks. Can you make sure the room closes? Yeah. Okay. And I pulled my I'm going to get fired from my job. So, I pulled my car to the left here, so we don't have to go through front desk. Face the vehicle, please. Do you have anything in your pockets? Anything at all? Nothing. Okay. Let me search your stuff. Just got to let you know, like I do everybody, um if you have anything illegal on you and you're going to introduce it to the room, my vehicle, or jail, you're going to be charged with it additionally, okay? Do you have any? With handcuffs on her hands and the words, "I'm going to lose my job," the woman faced the cold truth. In Florida, domestic violence laws are unforgiving. I'm not saying you do. I just got to say the same thing to everybody. You can take your time. It's not a problem. You can't get into my room, right? Okay. You told me you were not married, but he told me you were. We're not legally married. I did not do anything on paper. He has taxes. I'm not doing that. Yeah, he's got a ring, but we're not legally married. Absolutely not. I knew better. [Music] And I can use my phone for someone to come get me, right? Yes, you do. You'll have access to a phone. Okay. Okay. In the state of Florida, according to Florida statute, SS 741.28, assault, domestic violence. This is a punishable by imprisonment up to 1 year, probation up to 12 months, and fine up to $1,000 0 cents. The woman was arrested on battery charges and held overnight in the county jail. She will see a judge the next morning and will have the right to make a phone call after completing the check-in process. Big anniversary trip ends with a night in jail and a hard lesson. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.
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