I asked you to roll on your back window because you have illegal window tint on your back window and I cannot see who's using the back of the vehicle. It's a safety. >> One can of soda, one argument and trouble erupted. >> Yes, I was belligerent. I've made videos. It doesn't matter. I can't I have that right because it's already I would have already ripped you out of your car and put you in custody for trespassing. >> I dare you. I dare you. >> Grief over losing a loved one quickly turned into a confrontation with police. A meal after the funeral was meant to bring the family together, but a can of soda brought in from outside sparked chaos. >> Pulling over right now. Do you see it? >> Yep. That's the one. >> That's the one. Yes. Okay. >> That's the one. >> So, what had occurred? >> I had asked her to put her Mountain Dew and the can of papa away. It's on my door. No inside, no outside food or drinks in my building. And she's back there screaming. I mean, I can't even take an order. And she's yelling at these two little girls. this ugly guy. >> 817. I just had the owner step outside to identify that vehicle. She stated, "That's the vehicle." >> And she called me a racist. >> She called you a racist. >> A racist. >> Okay. >> Honey, I black children. I'm not a racist. >> She um so she came in with outside food and there's a sign that says no outside food. And you advised her no. And then that's when the arguing started happening. >> That's when she started getting the blue drink with me in the back. Okay. You know, she goes, "Why are you yelling?" I said, "Honey, I'm not yelling. And I'm asking you to put the drinks away. You cannot have them in you. >> What did she have? >> She had a big Mountain Dew and a can of whatever those drinks are. I don't drink them, so I don't know. >> Okay. Big can of Mountain Dew. Did she have like any kids with her or anything like that? >> Yeah, she's got her daughter with her in the car. >> How old do you think she is? >> That little one is probably two. Two or three. >> Okay. And that's the only kiddo that she had with her. Did she have >> Yes, there's another one inside here. >> Was there any physical touching, shoving, or anything like that involved? >> She just got in my face. >> Okay. >> She goes, I have a body camera. Go for it. If you don't calm down, I will call the cops. I'm done. I don't have to put up with this. >> Okay. Could you kind of tell me a little bit what happened um from your side of the story, from your point of view? >> I've seen it when it when it happened. >> Okay. >> We just our daughter, her sister. >> Okay. >> We've never dealt with a funeral before. You know, >> you know, we came here and everything cuz we always come here. The only thing I saw was her starting to yell at the waitress because the waitress told her, "You're not allowed to bring outside drinks in here." She started yelling at her. She told her straight up, you know, the waitress told her straight up, "I have, you know, certain regulations and rules that I have to follow. You need to follow them." >> She repeatedly invoked her right to free speech, but police believed her shouting inside the restaurant had crossed the line. We need to talk to you about what happened. >> I need to talk to you about what happened. >> What happened? >> I'm asking you what happened. >> I was pushed off the property and I was trying to have a lunchon for my my sister who just >> Okay. Can I have you hold on the window a little bit, please? >> Windows down. >> Okay. But here's >> I don't need you to try to open your hand or put your hand in my window trying to unlock the window. >> I'm not going to do that. I would like to talk to you respectfully and I'm giving you a lawful order and I don't want to make it worse in front of your kid. >> Lawful order about what? >> Putting your window down. >> That's not a lawful order. It is. >> I know my rights. That's not a walk forward. >> It is. >> I My window's down, is it not? >> Put it down, please. >> It's down. >> Your kid is crying. >> Is my window down? >> Okay. So, why are why are you acting like this? >> I just lost my sister and I was literally pushed out of Hill's restaurant for no reason. >> That's not what I'm hearing. >> What are you hearing then? >> I'm hearing that you brought in outside food and that's not >> my daughter's bottle. I brought my my daughter's bottle. >> Stop yelling. Okay. They have regulations and stipulations that they have to follow and she asked you to follow those rules. >> They had to put them on the door. In order for me to comply with them, they had to put them on the door. They was not on the door. So listen, >> I'm trying to, but you're being you're being disorderly. >> Okay. Okay. That's fair enough. Right here. Right here. Right here. >> Okay. There's no need to act like this. >> Put your Put your hand on my >> There's no need to act like this. >> It's not. But you're talking about an order. If that was an order for them publicly, cuz that's a public that should be on their door. >> I'm giving you a lawful order. They have their business rules up there at the building. >> Business rules. >> Literally, I I need to talk to you because I talked to her and I'm giving you the chance to give your story. >> My dad's right there. That's my biological father. That's my mother right there. I haven't even got a cup of water yet. They didn't want to serve me. >> Okay. >> I left. Yes, I was belligerent. I've made videos. It doesn't matter. I can't I have that right because it's right. Freedom of speech, freedom of. >> You have freedom of speech, but when you start to bother other people in the restaurants, that is disregard. >> I I left as soon as I said leave. I literally left as soon as they said you can sit there and show they will show you the the video. I left as soon as they said leave. I didn't I was not in there harassing them. >> No, but the yelling in public and stuff like that that is disorderly. >> That's freedom of speech. >> No, there's a difference. Okay. Freedom of speech is being able to say >> I'm over here. I'm over here on property. That's private property. >> This is also private property. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. >> It's public property. >> No, this is private property. >> I I literally had a hit and run over here. As her young child cried in the car, Katrina suddenly admitted she had been drinking since morning because of the shock of losing her sister. >> You have already I would have already ripped you out of your car and put you in custody you for trespassing. >> I dare you. I dare you. >> I'm telling you I would have already done it if I wasn't trying to work. >> I promise you that. >> I'm not trying to fight you and there's no reason. Have you been drinking today, >> Britney? >> Have you been smoking today? >> Drinking? Yes. >> What? What have you been drinking? >> 9:00 in the morning. I drink vodka. >> Okay. >> 9:00 in the morning. Why? I just lost my sister. >> That's what I'm asking. Why? >> I just lost my sister. >> Okay, if that's why you were drinking, then that's a valid reason. I understand you're stressful, but there's no reason you should be driving while you're under the influence. >> I'm not under the influence no more. I'm literally having this conversation with you because you're literally provoking the hell out of me. And your body camera will sit there and say that, sir. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Ask her why I'm behaving the way I'm behaving. She won't lie to you. Or was she? She just admitted to me that she was drinking this morning. So this morning? So you're going to arrest me? >> Adam, >> I'm going to check your eyes to make sure that you're okay to drive with your kid in the car. >> I'm I'm perfectly fine. >> Charles, you want me to >> You're not welcome on that property anymore. >> That's That's okay. That's okay with me. >> If you show up here again, you can be arrested for trespassing. >> That's okay with me. That's okay with me. I'm trying to breathe my my sister. I'm literally trying to breathe out already. >> Yes. the my sister and I had the cops called on me cuz I'm trying to grieve with my family. My dad is right there, sir. My dad is right there and I I You might smell alcohol. Can I put my daughter with my dad, please? >> Please. >> Yes. >> One of your dad, >> Samuel, >> is your is your other kid with your dad being a parent? Okay. >> If I go to jail tonight or whatever that I just want my kids to be with >> I'm telling you, Katrina, we're not here because we want you to go to jail. We're here because we called. We got called. I understand I can't be here no more, but I was just trying to be with my family and I will I got pushed because they don't like me because of past experience between me and the owner. I will I will I will literally give my kids to my dad right now. I will just hear you, my mom, and my dad. That's all it was. I'm sorry for being belligerent with you. I don't know how to grieve. This is my only sister. This is my only sister. This and I'm sorry. I am sorry for being a belligerent towards you. I don't know HOW TO GRIEVE. [screaming] COME HERE. >> What began as a warning to leave the restaurant quickly took a different turn when the breath test result came in. >> Completely honest with me. How much have you actually had to drink today? >> I had I had three shots of tequila. >> How big are those shots? Would you say >> I guzzles? Not Not little sips. Guzzles. >> Guzzles. Okay. We're going to have you take a PBT. Kind of see where you're at right now. Okay. If you're above, we're going to take you back to station. We're going to get you breathalyzer. I'm going to be a bug. >> Okay. What makes you say that? >> Cuz I just had a shop before I left where I am at right now. >> I'm not trying. >> Would you rather just go back station and provide a breast sample there? >> Cuz we can do that. Just one and done. >> You're not going to go to jail. As long as you're not going to be disorderly or anything. >> Can Can I Can my dad drive my car or can my car stay here or? >> Sure. Yep. I'm just going to have you turn around. Okay. Arms behind your back. All right. And >> you're not going to take my kids from me. >> I'm not going to take your kids. Just turn around. You're you're safe. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. If I agree to this, >> there is no agreeing. Okay. I've seen clues that display that you are under the influence. You already told me that you were. Okay. So, we're going to go back. We're going to go do a test at the office and then we're going to call your parents. We'll figure it out. Get you a ride back home. >> What does that mean? Like, am I going to go to jail? >> You're not going to jail. Come on. >> Wait. I'm not going to be poligorous or you're not going to delay things like this. >> No, it's not that. But I was asking a question. Why are you trying to be mean to me? >> I'm not going to do this. We're going to do this. >> No, she was giving me all She was literally giving me a bite. >> Your wrists are so tiny. >> Yeah, small. I'm a small person. You were like, "Can you can you got Can you get off me? I'm like I'm really mad. >> I have to, hun. >> Can you like act like you're like I'm like I understand you're doing your job. >> I'm hold you like this. Is this better?" >> Because I did nothing wrong in order for you to be handcuffed right now. You know that. >> Okay. Well, >> but you're doing your job and I I applaud you. The only reason why you're in handcuffs is because of the alcohol part right now. Okay. You're not getting arrested or trespassed like or arrested for trespassing. >> Lost mying sister. >> I know >> you lose a sister. They lose a sister. I want anybody to lose their brother or sister and be okay with it. >> All right. I'm going to have you stand right here for me. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. Pat me down. No. Pat me down if you want me. I have glasses on top of my head. I don't have nothing. I'm drunk. >> Okay. All right. I'm just going to get pat you down. Make sure you Nothing that's going to poke me, stab me, or anything. >> Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. I am on probation. And And Brian um I don't know if I've called you or called him with you, but >> with who? Huh? >> Uh Kelly. >> What you on probation for? >> I um I punched my baby daddy because he was putting me in a corner and >> ma'am, I'm trying. I am sweating. >> Let me get those glasses off of your head really quick for you and I'll get them back to you. Katrina was charged with DUI and received a criminal trespass warning. Next, a seemingly minor window tint violation took an immediate turn when police looked into the back seat. >> Oh, baby. >> Oh, now there's a baby. >> Huh? Can you turn around and see what that says? >> Hello. Um, are you going to greet me or are you just going to >> Hello, I'm Deputy Conso. I work with the Indian River County Sheriff's Office. Okay. I'm just letting you know the shock office is being audio video recorded. Do you work in law enforcement as well, ma'am? >> No, I don't. Why are you asking? >> I'm sorry. I didn't realize you're here to tell me how to do my job. >> No, I'm just saying you just came up to me, put down my window. You didn't even greet me or tell me. And I want to show you that your tent's illegal. I'm trying to explain to you the reason for the traffic. >> Yeah, I get it. But you didn't greet me. How you >> What do you do for work, ma'am? If you don't mind me asking, >> what does what do I have to do for work? >> Because I don't go to your job and tell you how to do your job. >> It doesn't matter. It's like you greet me. >> Can I get your license, registration, proof of insurance, please? And you literally just like, "Oh, >> I asked you to roll on your back window because you have illegal window tint on your back window and I cannot see who's in the back of the vehicle. >> It's a safety thing. That's why I asked you." >> You understand? Are we on the same page? >> Your back window reads 4%. Are you familiar with what the legal >> window tent limit is instead of four windows? Okay. It's 15%. Means you're 9% darker than the legal limit. Can you roll up your front window approximately 4 in 4? Thank you. Can you tell me what that says, ma'am? >> Are you able to tell, too? >> I'm sorry. >> I can. Yes, ma'am. This is 5%. Okay. >> So, your front windows. >> No, that's okay. You need a gun. >> Sorry. Hold on. Your front windows, ma'am, are too dark as well. Okay. The legal state. >> While she searched for her documents, one detail in her record made the officers completely change their approach. >> Can you provide that to me, please? >> Yeah. >> You understand the reason for the traffic stop, ma'am? >> Now I do because you explained it to me after the fact that you didn't beat yourself. >> Can you work on your registration while the app's download? >> Um, I don't know. >> Okay. I'm going to show you the insurance in just a second. >> Thank you, ma'am. Is this still a good address for you down to Fort Pierce? >> Excuse me. >> Is this still a good address for you down in Fort Pierce South Midway? >> No, I just moved. I I haven't changed yet. >> Okay. How long did you move yet? >> Um about a few months ago. >> Okay. You have 30 days in the state of Florida to update your driver's license. Okay. >> Okay. I will take care of that first thing Monday morning. >> Yeah. >> Just understand that DMV is appointment only still since CO. So, you have to schedule an appointment online. >> Okay. I'll schedule tonight. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Appreciate it. >> That's right. Well, thank you for showing that to me. Is the registration available? Ma'am, >> I just told you three times that I can't see you find it. >> I'm sorry. >> I just said three times, but I can't see it. >> Okay. >> When she learned there was a warrant for her arrest, she panicked and called someone to pick up her child before things went any further. >> I have a warrant. >> You have a warrant for your arrest? It's a $500 bond, so you can post it. >> I have a warrant, though. >> You have a warrant for >> What's the warrant for? >> I'll read all that to you momentarily. Can you just call somebody, get somebody to come pick your kid? >> Yeah. Can you read me the warrant, please? That's it. >> Yeah, I'll read it to you. >> I want to have no warrant. >> Okay. Well, it just advises that you got a 48. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> It's a 48. >> No, it's just I'm sorry. You have a warrant. That's what a warrant is. I'm sorry. >> Is Is this individual local somewhere nearby? >> My child. >> Okay. >> She got a warrant. So, >> now ma'am, let me explain to you. Okay. Um, you will be going to jail. Okay. Uh, >> can I bond out today? >> Yeah, you have a $500 bond. And if you go through a bondsman, it's 10%. So, 50 bucks cash if you have 50 bucks. >> I don't worry about money. I'm just trying to th >> Yes, ma'am. Um, in reference, I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. His grandma lives like a few houses down past the fourway. >> We'll do it right here in front of my truck. Nobody will see. Okay. Do you have a um do you have anything on your person that I need to know about? No, cuz I unless I'd have to get a I'd have to get a female here to search you. So, Okay. You understand? If you have anything hidden anywhere and I don't find it and you're going to the jail, it's an additional charge. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to call his dad cuz he be the one to come get me. So that's why I want to come. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Can I get the license back? >> I'll hold on to it. >> Oh, okay. >> Now, what do you want to bear with you to the jail? >> I don't want nothing to go with me to my car. >> I'm let him take the car in the car. >> Okay. >> Besides the phone, I'll just take the phone. >> Yeah, that's where you take the phone. >> Can I keep trying to call? >> I have a black eye. I'm wearing them because my child >> You going to take the baby in there? I appreciate it. >> Hey guys on my first house. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands together like this. >> Not too tight. >> Passenger. What began as a window tint violation ended with her being handcuffed by the roadside and the real reason left her family confused. >> Get in front of the phone real quick. I'm going to just All right, turn around. Face me. >> All right. You're a woman. I'm a male. Okay. I have a body cam recording. I'm going to swipe between the rest with the back of my hand and underneath the breast. That's fine. I need to spread. >> I'm going to touch the front of your stomach. Move your waist around. Okay. All right, Patrick. Thank you so much. You have nothing on your clothes. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> Just the brown and jaws. >> I'm taking your word for it. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I promise. I have nothing. >> Do you have to dress out or anything or you can just come straight? >> If you tell him that you're you're going to piss B. >> Swing your leg in and I'll get your phone. Okay. Call my grandma so she can do it. Okay. She know what to do. >> I'm just going to talk now. >> It's a misdemeanor for resisting an officer without violence. >> I don't know. >> Wonder. Okay. All right. In Florida, resisting or obstructing an officer without violence is a first-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. [music] The arrest warrant was related to a charge of resisting or obstructing an officer without violence. The windows were dark, but the arrest warrant was crystal clear in the system. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraising efforts. Thank you very much.