Karen traded one cup of coffee for a pair of handcuffs. >> I do not trust you officers right now. You arrested me when I got assaulted. I got assaulted and you arrested me. Remember that. You just arrested me FOR GETTING ASSAULTED. >> SHE CAUSED A DISTURBANCE INSIDE THE store and ended up facing a trespassing charge. A woman walked into the gas station just to grab a coffee, but minutes later the entire store was in chaos and police had to rush in to restrain her. >> I'm the manager. >> Okay. >> So, she's basically a known thief and yesterday she came in, she bought a bunch of stuff and then she turns around and she'll go to the back and get a drink and walk out. So, my employee approached her yesterday and told her like you can't be doing that. You got to buy your drinks. So, today she came in and she's like, "Oh, you going to be a snitch today?" So, I'm making pizzas. I'm not I'm trying to figure out who she's talking to. I'm like, "Are you I'm like, excuse me, ma'am. Are you talking to me?" And she was like she was like, "Yeah, are you going to be a snitch today?" I was like, "What What are you talking about, ma'am? Like I don't understand." And she was like, "No, you heard me." I was like, "Are you Are you serious? Are you talking to me like for real? Like are you really talking to me cuz I'm so confused right now if you're really talking to me. She was like, "No, I'm talking to the person behind you." I looked behind me cuz I thought there was somebody standing behind me. And I'm like, "Well, who are you talking to behind me?" That's what I'm trying to figure out, monkey. >> Oh lord. >> Okay, ma'am. Why Like I don't understand. Like what's what's going on? Why are we doing this? You're going to be a snitch today or not? All right, ma'am. I think it's best that you just leave the store. I was like, "Because I I We don't need no issues today." So it's like, "Can you just leave the store?" She didn't want to leave the store. I'm getting my coffee. No, ma'am. You don't need to get your coffee. Just, you know, go somewhere else. It's best that you just leave. Like I don't want no issues today. Can you please just leave the store? She wouldn't leave. I asked her for the third time, "Ma'am, I'm asking you again. Please just leave the store." She wouldn't leave. I asked my coworker. I said, "Can you just call the cops? I'm just going to have her trespassed. We'll just leave it at that." When she stepped in my face, I told her straight up, "No, just leave. Just leave the store." She wouldn't leave the store. She kept trying to get the drink. I told her, "No, you're not getting a drink. You need to just go. If you do not go, I'm telling you I'm going to have you trespassed from the store." >> Both surveillance footage and witness statements captured the moment that made police immediately change their approach while the woman kept insisting she was the real victim. >> Yeah, I mean you can hear it from her own mouth. Oh, you can press play. Volume. Oops. And then the girl goes and she dropped the cup and like hit him in the face of the manager. >> Uh-huh. >> And that's that. Nothing else happened. >> You said the girl hit the manager in the face first? Okay. or with the cup of coffee. >> And that's when it started. >> Okay. Could you uh email that video to me? >> Yes, I got two. Um the one witness is a former sheriff's office guy. He said that he witnessed this lady slap the manager first which what prompted the whole thing. And I got the other guy who got like a recording like you can hear him yelling. He's not really recording them at the moment. And as soon as he pulls the camera up, they're they're engaging. He said it started with her slapping the manager in the face with a cup. And I got him to email me that video. >> Can you email me a picture? >> Okay, cuz there's no video store for the store? >> They're trying to pull it up, but I you wanted it now, so that matches what the two witnesses >> her story? Okay. I guess she's been super difficult, so >> Okay. Who do I have to speak to in the store? Why are you arresting me? >> For what? For what? Stop. >> For what? Stop. >> Stop. >> No, but for what am I getting arrested for? >> What did I do? She just finished hitting me and shoving me for getting coffee. >> We have multiple people saying you started the whole altercation. >> Did you check the video? Like I was in here by myself with her. How you going to tell me that somebody was videoing me? >> not in here by yourself with her. There was multiple people in the store. >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> I just want my cigarette. >> We're not doing that, but we will absolutely get you taken care of at the hospital, okay? >> Do you have anything in your pockets that's illegal? Anything sharp? >> No. I don't carry weapons. >> As she was handcuffed and placed into the patrol car, the woman began making bizarre claims that left the officers exchanging confused looks. >> Stop. Stop. >> You know I'll blow you up. I don't carry weapons. >> You'll blow me up? >> No, I won't do that. I'll blow you up physically and and at Capitol Hill, but I don't carry weapons. >> you threatening me? >> I never carry weapons. I'm a politician. I'm a activist. Why would I threaten you? I work with the community. I will blow you up in CNN. I don't need to use no damn weapons. >> Hey. >> Can I get my keys, please? That's my storage key. No, that's my >> possessions. We're going to have all your possessions. >> Can I get all my keys, please? I do not trust you officers right now. You arrested me and I got assaulted. I got assaulted and you arrested me. Remember that [ __ ] >> legs up. >> You just arrested me for getting assaulted. >> Put your legs up. You're going to the hospital. >> whole process take longer. We just want to take care of you and get you to the hospital. >> We just want to take care of you and get you to the hospital. >> Okay. >> Don't touch me because I don't feel safe with you right now. >> All right. Are you able to lift your own legs? >> I don't want my PTSD to a trigger me right now. >> Ma'am, are you able to lift your own legs? >> Hold on, I'm going to pick it up. >> Okay. Well, now's the time for that, okay? >> 12:00? >> Yep. >> It's 12:00 somewhere. >> What time is it? >> Pick your legs up and I'll tell you. Need us to move just to the front side bar, yes, sir. >> Even with thousands of dollars in her pocket, the woman still ended up arrested over a disturbance at a gas station and the consequences turned out to be far more costly than she expected. >> I got over I got all my sponsorship money in there. >> I got $5,000 of my sponsorship money in there. >> Okay. Can you lean forward? >> The last time the officers stole my money. >> All right. I told you I won't steal your money. >> I got $5,000 of my sponsorship money and that's not my money. That's from the foundation. >> Ma'am, we're going to trespass you today so you can't come back, all right? >> Why would they trespass me when she assaulted me? I want to report I want a report on her. >> You were asked to leave before that even began, so >> asked to leave. I come in here all the time. >> I'm just saying you know, don't come back, okay? >> Don't mock me cuz I'll take your own gun. Don't mock me. That That woman just beat on me for [ __ ] coffee and you don't [ __ ] mock me. You're [ __ ] kid. >> Okay. >> You're [ __ ] kid with a badge. You took an oath, right? >> She wouldn't move. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Hey. >> Hey, we're not even talking. >> You want to put your [ __ ] on me so PEOPLE CAN SEE THAT [ __ ] >> STOP. RELAX. RELAX. >> Don't put that on me. >> She double handcuffed? >> Yeah, both of >> You were never checking me. >> You guys want to ride? >> Miss Miss Canales? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I wrote all those numbers separate, so I'll write them on a little sticky note for you and tell you how much it was, okay? >> For what? >> All that money in that bag to keep it separate. Okay? Sound good? >> 17. >> No, I'm not counting your money again, ma'am. I just counted it in front of you. >> I didn't want you to count it. I just don't know the procedure. >> I I just counted it in front of you. You said you wanted me to count it. >> There's supposed to be 5,000 plus money, and you're telling me there's 4,500. >> Keep it better in your purse. I don't know what to tell you. I found it between receipts, I found it in purses, I found it in fanny packs. I found it in bags. Ma'am, you don't stress me out. I promise. I deal >> That's not normal you're talking. That's not normal. That's not normal. You got an attitude. >> You just said you don't know how jail works, so I'm not >> I don't know how you [ __ ] work, though. >> Okay. >> So, you're giving me an attitude and I didn't say nothing to you. >> Then why are you still talking? >> Cuz I don't know the procedure for the money, how they going to do >> She was charged with battery and trespassing after being ordered to leave the property. Next, a young woman was kicked out of a hotel, but just minutes later, the parking lot erupted in screams and police were forced to draw a taser. >> wants you to leave, so I need to make sure you need to leave. You have all your belongings? >> I will take an Uber and I'll go. >> Okay, well, you can't be waiting out in the lobby, so you can wait for an Uber on the sidewalk. I just don't want you on the property anymore. You got all your items though? >> Yeah. >> All right. That means right now. Ma'am. >> I hear you. I'm getting the Uber. I need the correct location. >> You need to walk out to the sidewalk. >> need the correct location. >> Okay, I can we can do that and talk at the same time. >> do that when I'm outside. When >> Yes, we can cuz I >> need the correct address >> ma'am, I'm going to ask you one more time. You need to walk out to the sidewalk or I'm going to place you in handcuffs for trespass after warning. Do you understand? This is your last and your final warning. All the way out to the sidewalk, depart the property. If you come back, you will go to jail. But we need to go to the sidewalk, ma'am, as directed. >> [ __ ] taze me, bro. >> to go to jail FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT. >> LET ME GET MY WATER. >> WALK IN THE STREET. YOU'RE ABOUT TO GO TO JAIL. ALL RIGHT, HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> BRO, YOU I'M GETTING MY WATER. BRO, I'M GETTING WHY, BRO? >> I'M GOING TO [ __ ] TAZE YOU. WATCH. HANDS BEHIND YOUR [ __ ] BACK. >> ARE YOU [ __ ] serious, dog? Are you [ __ ] SERIOUS, DOG? LIKE, WHAT THE [ __ ] >> ALL RIGHT. >> I WAS GOING >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK OR I'M GOING TO TAZE YOU. >> YOU CAN'T >> LAST WARNING. LAST WARNING, I WILL TAZE YOU. LAST WARNING. >> I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK, RIGHT NOW. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR [ __ ] >> [ __ ] TAZE ME, BRO. >> No taser deployment. No taser deployment. Hands behind your back. Hey, just put YOUR HANDS UP. I'M GOING TO GET MY TASER READY. MA'AM, JUST HOLD ON. MA'AM, MA'AM. The moment the handcuffs click shut, the young woman broke down crying in the hotel parking lot, repeatedly insisting she was only trying to leave the property. >> I didn't do anything. >> MA'AM. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> MA'AM. >> STOP. STOP. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> STOP. >> WHY DO YOU LIKE WHY DO YOU HAVE TO RESIST? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> WE'LL TALK IN A SECOND. >> PLEASE, JUST >> YOU NEED to calm down. >> Let me go. >> How about you LET ME WATCH YOU CALM DOWN? >> LET ME GO. >> I AIN'T BRO. You keep You called ME A [ __ ] YOU CALLED ME A [ __ ] I DON'T WANT YOU WANTING TO CHILL OUT. >> LET ME CLARIFY what I'm saying. >> I don't want you wanting to chill out. >> That was your [ __ ] man. IS YOUR [ __ ] ON? WHAT'S YOUR NAME? NO, OFFICER. NO, BRO. HE CALLED ME A YOU GOT MY SHIRT OFF WHEN IT DIDN'T NEED TO BE OFF. IT DIDN'T NEED TO >> YOU NEED TO SIT IN THE BACK OF THE CAR. >> OH MY GOD. >> MA'AM, WE'RE GOING TO MAKE SURE THE CUFFS AREN'T TIGHTER. Are you going to chill out? >> YOU DIDN'T NEED THAT SHIRT OFF. IT WASN'T BRO, HE DIDN'T LET ME GET ACROSS. I WAS WALKING WITH MY SUITCASE. >> I can't talk to you for years. Just let her Just let her sit. >> Just let me get in the >> give me a couple minutes. We'll talk to you. Just sit in the AC. We're going to talk to you in a second. >> Just let me get in the car. >> Cuz I don't want I don't want this to get caught in the door, okay? Put your feet in real quick, ma'am. We're going to talk. I promise. >> No, I'm not trying to be arrested for [ __ ] >> Look, it was Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, as quick as these cuffs went on, they can come off, okay? Just give it a second. >> The moment the handcuffs click shut, the young woman broke down crying in the hotel parking lot, repeatedly insisting she was only trying to leave the property. >> I don't get up front no more. >> Where are you coming in for? I have to check you. >> I don't got nothing under my bra. >> matter. It doesn't matter. This is how we check. That probably wouldn't be the smartest idea to do that. >> So what what I have to >> There's a lot of people that say they don't they do. This is part of it. Okay, so I'm going to need you to turn around. Face me. >> in my titties. Just lift them up. >> Okay. >> Lift them up. There's nothing there. Just there's nothing there. >> There's nothing there. >> I'm arrested, man. Please. Just hurry up and do what you need. Do what you need to do. Do what you need to do. I'm trying to show you there's nothing there. You see it. Titties out. THERE'S NOTHING THERE. I GOT NOTHING THERE. GET NOTHING THERE. WHAT CAN I DO TO Y'ALL? WHAT CAN I DO TO Y'ALL WHEN I WAS JUST TRYING TO LEAVE? WHAT WHAT IN THE [ __ ] THERE'S NOTHING THERE. What the [ __ ] Are you Can you put my shirt back on? >> When I'm done? >> There's nothing there. There's nothing there. There's nothing there. There's nothing there. >> Do you need a bounce more? There's nothing there. >> Get nothing there. There's nothing there. >> You acting a fool like there's nothing There's nothing there. You know that, right? >> Check, please. >> Okay. >> Please check. You got my body. I'm arrested. You have my body. I'm arrested. I can't move. I can't walk without you touching me. Am I right? Am I right? I CAN'T [ __ ] WALK. I CAN'T DO [ __ ] I CAN'T DO [ __ ] >> IN FLORIDA, TRESPASSING CAN CARRY penalties of up to 60 days in jail and fines of up to $500. The woman was arrested on charges including resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and trespassing. Checked out of the hotel and checked into jail instead. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraising efforts. Thank you so much.