If you do not leave, you'll be arrested for trespassing. >> That's okay. [screaming] >> She was removed, but she came back anyway. >> Don't do it, you guys. [screaming] >> Picking up her belongings or putting herself in handcuffs. A woman was removed, but she came back as if she had never left. When officers arrived, everything began to spiral out of control. every week. We How many loads did we take yesterday and how to load? >> Yeah. >> Of her stuff or Okay. I thought I thought she was gone a while ago. I didn't know. >> Well, she's supposed to be. >> Has she been formally evicted? >> Yes. >> Yeah, we have an eviction. >> Okay. I I just didn't know. Sometimes we have eviction notices and then yet they haven't been served through our court. So, I didn't >> You want to see it? >> Sure. Yeah. Did Tony come over here through the court and say, "Hey, you know, you got to be gone." >> Did they kick her out? >> She hasn't lived here. She hasn't lived here in how long? >> Since December. >> Okay. >> September January, I think. But she she is more stable. >> Is that Is that her car? >> That's her girlfriend's car. Okay. >> How are you? >> Good. >> What do you got going on here? >> Um, I stepped from >> Okay. Do you want to do you mind sitting in my car with me to talk to me real quick? The wind's really crazy right now. >> No thanks. I don't trust you guys. >> You don't trust me of everybody. I don't think I've ever not, you know, been kind to you or anything with me. >> No, no, no. Honestly, I was just trying to get out of the wind and stuff to talk to you and I didn't want to go inside the house cuz it seems like >> the wind you can hand over the wind. >> Okay. >> You know, the doors were unlocked. So, >> the doors of what were unlocked? >> He refuses to bring my things. So, >> okay. >> You know. >> So, did you go inside the house? I don't know what's going on. >> This car here. Look. This is all I can see all the outside. >> From just retrieving her belongings, the argument quickly escalated when officers realized she had gone back inside the residence. >> I'm coming in on the last. >> The police won't help me anymore. >> Okay. >> I've tried three times. >> I tried last uh >> like getting an escort to come here and get your stuff. >> Yeah. And they won't help me. >> Okay. >> So, um like she just turned her back on me. I think it was Friday. The >> Who did? the the black woman that was here that morning with you guys that I called you for grieving for him getting it. >> I don't remember a black woman. I just remember >> your roommate. >> She was here tomorrow. >> I don't think we have anybody that works there. >> You guys need to work on whatever she's got in there that's yours needs needs to be out. I mean, you evict her, but then we left this. I'm just saying the excuse to keep coming back is the stuff's here. >> Oh, yeah. Right. Yeah. Next week and my brother's going to help me again. We get all the rest of the big [ __ ] out. >> It's almost out now. >> Oh, yeah. It's like 80% off. >> Yeah. >> But now I start going through it again cuz she throw everything around, you know. I don't know. Was mine was hers. And >> yeah, >> the the guy that you were living with, that's the only person that I knew of. >> Oh, no. She Oh, I mean police people. >> There's no Oh. >> Oh, you're talking about another officer. I Okay. She's really tall. >> I know you're talking about a neighbor, somebody you lived with. Okay. Yes, I remember her. Broad View Hikes place. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> And then they sent me a park and then I came to >> Well, because he used my identity to transfer some money and then he used my identity to pay the gas bill and the electric bill. >> So, there's a lot of things under dispute. >> Okay. >> I wish she the doors weren't locked and that she took stuff on the patio. >> Patio stuff. a simple order to stop, but her sudden resistance made the situation erupt, forcing officers to act immediately. >> Said you were in the house, but >> but the whole point is you can't you're a victim. You've been >> listen officer >> when >> I've tried three times to get you guys to come down here with me because that's what you told me you would do. You said, "We're not going to watch you pack, but once you get packed, we will try and help you get your stuff out." That was 3 months ago. And nobody will come with me. >> Are you going to install it? >> Three times. No, I went there three times to your office. >> It's got to be set up with them in advance. >> They wouldn't come. >> I didn't walk in the house. >> They wouldn't come back there. >> I haven't in 3 months. He refuses to bring me my [ __ ] It's still in there. >> He doesn't have to bring you in here. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on a second. ALL RIGHT. >> DON'T DO IT. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> DON'T DO IT. >> Don't do it. YOU GUYS I WAS JUST IN THE HOSPITAL FOR 30 DAYS. You can't do this. [screaming] You guys can't do it. >> Handcuffed in the patrol car, she kept arguing, but what she said next could make everything even worse. >> Record. >> Okay, I understand that. >> And they wouldn't come. And so I wanted my patio stuff cuz see, he agreed to bring my stuff to me and he just won't do it. So I called his sister-in-law cuz I didn't get my 1099 cuz he was holding on to it. Okay. And all of a sudden yesterday, his two brothers helped him bring a lot of [ __ ] over and then he said he'd bring the rest today. He brought like two things. >> Okay, I can understand because I know the situation that you've been dealing with. >> You've been dealing with all this stuff. >> I found out what's going on. >> So, and I wasn't here for any rest of it. Okay. However, these are all things these are all things that you you talk about with your attorney and stuff like that. Okay. If there's documented events, that's all going to help you out. Okay. >> Okay. I don't have any I don't have any discretion when it comes to this. Okay. >> My mouth again. >> There we go. There we go. You're welcome. All right. Just remember, I don't have any discretion when it comes to anything. I was just here trying to talk to you. >> I was never there when I went. >> I wasn't I wasn't here. >> They told me when I So, 3 months ago when I got the fake eviction, it's the illegal eviction. I know how that you guys know. Everyone knows. >> Okay. But can I ask you a couple things real quick though? Okay. And this is solely This is solely for your medical. I said that they would come and help me for trespassing. >> All I did was get my stuff off the patio. >> Thought you were in the house. You said you were in the house. >> I said I was getting my stuff off. >> I'm trying. Have you ever tried to get out with these on? >> All right. And then if you're cooperative and everything, if you don't want to give us, you know, a hard time, which I would appreciate if you didn't, we'll hand you and let you sit there and relax for a little bit. Okay. >> She's facing charges of trespassing, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. Next, an upscale evening quickly turned into a nightmare when police showed up. But it was the woman's attitude that pushed everything out of control. >> Hi, >> how you doing? You uh point of asking to leave. >> All right, guys. >> You guys got to leave the property now. Okay. They do not want you here anymore. Okay. >> And I'm trying to understand why. >> Because Breakers does not want you here anymore. They ask you to leave. >> Breakers. >> This is owned by the Breakers property. So, management and the staff do not want you here. So you guys have to leave the premises. If you do not leave, you'll be arrested for trespassing. >> That's okay. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to understand as well. >> Okay. Well, I do not know the reason that they are asking me to leave. So you guys have to leave the property. Okay. >> But would it not be within my rights to ask why I private property? They can tell you to leave whenever they want. Sir, do you have your ID with you? >> I do. >> Thank you. Can I see it? Thank you. >> Um, yeah, of course. >> What did I do? So, I don't know what you did, but this is private property. Is this also explaining? All right. It's under >> I just just just listen for a second. Just listen for a second. So, let's just slowly start getting together. >> It's my friend. I'm trying to make her leave. >> Okay. Yeah. Please tell you guys have to go. >> Please. >> No. >> Well, it's it's time it's time for you guys to go. >> No, it's not. >> You're wrong. >> It's time. It's time for you guys to go. You're being asked to leave the property. You have to leave now. If you do not leave, you will be arrested for trespass. >> What's your name? >> Officer Donardo. >> Officer what? >> Donardo. >> Donardo. >> Yes. >> Where do you want to go? >> Do you have >> I don't know why she's upset. >> Okay. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Ma'am, please. >> You're right across the street. >> We're not trying to make this a bigger deal. >> I know where we're staying. >> Go home. >> No, I know. You have to leave the property. Just go. >> So you guys know all the >> You guys already told them they had to leave? >> Yes. >> Okay. You already told them how many told numerous times verbally they >> I will not right now. >> No, I'm going to all the numbers. >> No. >> So what was the number that wasn't pulling up? Tell me. >> Officers gave her a final choice. Walk away free or leave in handcuffs. And her answer made the situation escalate immediately. Yikes. >> You think it's going to end well for you, right? >> You're the one that's going to go to jail, mommy. >> I'm asking what your name is and why I'm being >> I already gave you my name. >> Joe? >> Yes. >> This is your phone, right? Do you have any other stuff here? >> I don't know. Is it? >> Joe, >> it's up to you. I don't want you to lose your stuff. >> I don't know. It's my dad, the >> But do you have any other stuff? That's all. All right. We'll ask your friend. >> Figure it out. >> All right. We have your bag. That's it. >> My dad's uh I don't want to do this. >> Yeah, >> let's go. We're not doing >> Can you tell me your name? >> We will tell you all of our names. You're really going to >> What's your name? >> You want me to grab your leg? >> Do you want to tell me your name? [screaming] >> You can't do this. I'm just going ON THE REGULAR. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? OUCH. OUCH. OUCH. [screaming] >> You can walk. You want TO WALK? I WAS I WANT TO WALK. >> PUT YOUR SHOES ON AND LET'S GO. >> I want to walk. >> You have two more seconds. Put your shoes on right here and let's go. >> I'm asking your name. >> You're going the wrong way. First of all, >> what am I doing? What am I doing? >> No. No. STOP. [laughter] OW. OW. OW. Please stop. Please stop. [screaming] >> We gave you the choice to walk out. You want to walk out? We have to carry you. This is everything is all [screaming] your own doing. Come on. >> What's your name? No. >> Get in the car. I will show you everything. >> Excuse me, sir. Can I please >> right here? >> Sit back. I just want to put your seat belt on. >> Go for it, bud. >> Shouting, resistance, and a moment of lost control. Just seconds later, there was no turning back. >> While Stephanie sits in the patrol car, the restaurant manager explains exactly what led to the police being called. Basically, I started noticing that there's a level of intoxication that the slurring kept, you know, getting pretty steady and then, you know, every once in a while, >> you know, they're raised their voice and everything, which is fine sometimes, you know, but either way, I keep an eye on it. >> And then, uh, at some point she started dancing. >> Okay. >> And uh, and when she saw me walking over, she's like, "I'm so sorry." She's sorry. I'm like, "Okay." So then, you know, they kind of got an idea that I was keeping an eye on her. And then at one point I went into the restroom to clean up and check >> and uh and I go into the stall and the gentleman walked in and started slamming on the on the stall and >> and I just kind of said, "Hey, you know, I just just >> Okay. >> All right. At that point, I was like, you know, I've had enough. So, I just called security to make sure, >> you know, just to have somebody present. >> Yeah. >> But, uh, I was like, let's just, you know, watch them and see if anything escalates. And then they started making noises and getting loud. And uh I was like, "All right, that's enough. I think we we can get him out of here." >> Uh and I told him, I said, "You know what? I'm okay with just asking him to leave." >> Yeah. >> At this point, I didn't think a trespass or anything was necessary. >> Uh but then at they they clearly didn't get the pin >> about, you know, being asked to leave and then that's where >> Meanwhile, Stephanie's friend signs a standard trespass warning and leaves in an Uber. It's a stark contrast to her own night, which is just getting started. >> I need you to sign right here above my name and I'll give you a copy. It's just stating that you cannot come back to Echo or all breakers properties. >> Okay? >> And sign right there above my name. >> Okay? >> Right here. I'm going to give you a copy. Now, remember, like you said, you cannot come back to any breaker's property. If you do, you will be arrested. That's your copy. Okay? You can go to your Uber now. You're good to go. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. >> Why did you do this today? >> You refused to leave, Steph. I tried to tell you. >> Joe, did I try to leave? >> Just letting you know, Steph, everything's being recorded. We have cameras in >> I love that. So, what's your badge number? Problem for me being cuffed. I refused to leave. You said >> Yeah, you're already informed of everything. >> How is No, no, no, no. How How did I refuse it? >> You said you weren't leaving. >> Joe, how did I refuse to leave? >> Joe, >> did you get up and leave? If you got up and left, we wouldn't be here together right now. >> At the station, instead of calming down, she continued to shock everyone with unbelievable words and actions, turning that night into an unforgettable memory. >> You arrested me. You've cuffed me. What did I do? >> You refused to leave, Steph. We already went through this. You refused a bit louder. >> You refused to leave, Steph. >> I refused to leave. >> Yep. I reviewed, >> correct? >> You want to stand by that, right? >> Yep. >> You said everything's recorded, right? >> Yep. >> Okay. You know everything is recorded. You're sure about that? >> Yep. >> Okay, buddy. Joe, what a fun thing to be cuffed. >> I didn't do anything. >> What a joke. Well, we're going back to the station and I will I will take the station. Joe, >> I will take the cuffs off you once we get there. Okay. >> No, no, Joe. I understand. You have things to take care of, right? I'm just trying to understand why I'm dead. What's your name? [ __ ] to the right. >> There's nobody else in the car with us. >> I'm sorry I can't hear you. >> There's nobody else in the car with us. It's Well, I'm sorry, Joe. It's kind of hard to see. >> So, it's just me and you. >> Yeah. >> And you can do whatever you want. >> Do I deserve to be arrested? >> Joe, I tried to tell you stuff. You didn't listen. >> Joe, you know it's all recorded, right? >> Yep. >> I don't want to hurt you. I want to assist you out of this vehicle. >> So, here's the thing. I understand very well. >> Okay. >> All right. >> You're going to hurt me. I don't want to. You can step out. Okay. So then step out. So step out. >> Tell me how. Everything is on. >> Step out. Yes. Step out or I'm going to drag you out. It's your choice. >> Understand. >> You have This is your last attempt. Step out now or I'm dragging you out. >> I'm asking you at WHAT MATHEMATICAL ANGLE? OW. OW. OW. OW. >> PLEASE. You're hurting yourself. >> You're hurting yourself. >> Okay. Ready? We're going to lift you up. You're Can you stand on your feet while we lift you up? Okay. I'm not a mathematician. LET'S GO. >> There you go. >> Mathematician walk. There you go. Walking. I'm walking. >> Okay. There we go. [laughter] >> Okay. Okay. Relax. >> Why would I relax? You just put truck on the car. [laughter] >> Okay. >> I asked you what angle do you want, Joe? I'm I don't have a pro tractor. I can't ask what angle like either of your jacket. >> What's your name? >> I TOLD YOU, RIGHT? >> I want both badges. You're in trouble. >> Turn around. Let's go. We're going in here. You're not resisting. I'm taking >> I'm not resisting. >> What's your badge number? Joe, >> you're going right here. Okay. Stay right there. Stay right there. >> I mean, okay. >> Put your arms up here so we can take those off. Thumbs up. >> Joe's back. I can't. No. Well, turn around. >> It's behind arms. >> Okay, turn around. >> So, what's Joe's badge number? >> Not I I already told you like four times. >> This is lock. >> In Florida, trespassing after warning can result in up to 60 days in jail and a fine of up to $500. If aggravated, it can be elevated to up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. She was charged with trespassing after warning and resisting an officer without violence. Thought she was a VIP guest, but it ended with a VIP tour to jail. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? 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