There's a student here by the name of Addison Gas, G A S S. >> Okay. >> Is she here now? >> Um, I'll have to double check. >> She has Snapchat. She had those intercepted by the FBI right now. She's about to blow this place up. >> What? >> A teenager having a bad day finds out just how much worse it can get after a private Snapchat story lands her on the FBI's radar. >> You understand why we're here and the gravity, you know, of how serious we take these types of threats. You just can't >> Yeah. >> make posts like that. >> The following is based >> What's good everybody? Welcome back to Body Cam Vibes. Back with another body cam video we're going to react to today. Shout out to EWB Body Cam for this video. We're not going to waste any time. Let's get into it. United we stand, divided we fall. >> On official police records released to date, and the footage has never been seen before until now. On the 5th of January, 2026, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office was notified of a written threat to commit a mass shooting at the Aveda Institute in Clearwater, Florida. >> Wow. >> I'm not the manager, but I can get our director, Nikki, for you. >> Can you do it very discreetly? Everything's okay here right now, right? >> [clears throat] >> Well, I'm not telling you, I'm asking you. >> Yeah, it'll just be one moment. >> Okay. There's a little bit of sense of urgency here. >> Okay. >> Like there's there's a there's an actual threat of violence against this place right now. >> Okay. >> After a user posted a concerning private story that morning, Snapchat issued a voluntary emergency disclosure that was forwarded to the Sheriff's Office via the FBI. >> Hi, Maria. >> There's a student here by the name of >> [clears throat] >> Addison, Gas, G A S S. >> Okay. >> Is she here now? >> Um, I'll have to go >> Do you need her? Do you need to step away for >> She has She has Snapchat. She had those intercepted by the FBI right now. She's about to blow this place up. >> Mhm. >> So, I don't want her to know I'm here. >> She's in one of the classrooms? >> Yeah. >> All right. Um You want to just go and take her or you want to just Yeah, or you want to talk and have her call her out? >> I'm I'm going to have her call her. It'd be good if you would say, "Okay." >> Yeah. >> I'll fill you in more later, but I'll give you the brief version of it. Just not something we're going to take any chances with. But, this was like a few minutes ago, probably while she was in there. >> Hello, how are you? >> Addison. >> Hm? >> Addison. >> Hello, how are you? Are you Addison? >> No. >> Oh, she's in the bathroom. So, she stands right here usually. >> Yeah, she's in the bathroom. >> Okay. >> After successfully locating her, the deputies detain Madison and take her away to discuss her Snapchat activity that morning. >> We were just trying to find something discreet. >> Okay. >> Something preferably not a glass window. >> Let's go upstairs to the office. >> Thank you. >> All right, Addison, I'm sorry. I got to take your picture real quick. Let me ask you, do you have any any weapons on you, anything anywhere? >> No, sir, I do not. Do you want me to put this on? >> Yes. So, you said you could explain. Why do you think we're here? >> Um because uh I accidentally posted on Snapchat >> accidentally. >> I was going to do something that I was supposed to. Not really thinking that it would go anywhere. >> And what did you post? >> Um I said that I was going to this place up, but I didn't mean it literally. I didn't mean it in like a threatening way, I think. I don't think I wasn't thinking. >> Um but, but >> Yeah. >> legally it is it is criminal. Do you understand why we're here and the gravity, you know, of how serious we take these types of threats, you know, whether [snorts] whether it's meant in in jest or seriously, you can't you you just can't >> Yeah. >> make posts like that. Obviously, >> Right. >> when you post something like that, there are people that monitor that stuff. >> Yeah. >> In this case, it happened to be the FBI. >> Oh, okay. So, >> They were pretty concerned about you, so they called us. That's how we ended up here. >> Okay. >> Um >> Yeah, I I honestly did not think that it would get this far. >> That was the this day and age when you make comments like that, yeah, there's there's algorithms to catch that. >> Yeah. >> So that we can prevent because we don't know if someone's being serious or in this case they're just frustrated. >> Addison insists that what she said online was not meant to be serious, but the deputies still appear apprehensive. >> The concern was that you had actually posted a picture of yourself and it said something to the effect of "I'm going to this place up. They pissed me off now." Is that pretty accurate? >> I did say "piss me off" and I posted it >> [laughter] >> to a couple of people, two people. >> That's right. And we're talking about this school, obviously. This is where you're at. What prompted you to post? >> I was just super upset. I didn't sleep, so I was almost late today and then someone called me out because I was wearing leggings and I completely forgot about the dress code. And so but I just felt very like targeted cuz she was like there's other people around me wearing the same exact thing. And so I asked her if I could just stay for today and she said it was fine, but I think I >> So it was a staff member? >> Yeah. >> According to police reports, a cell phone search of Addison's phone would later reveal that following the story, she posted a video at the school with her middle finger up. Minutes later, she texted her mother stating, "They keep making me hate this school more and more by all this stupid stuff they are doing." Adding that this was the worst day of her life. >> Well, what happened today? Why are you having a bad day? >> Um I just it's just been like I'm going through a lot right now. I'm just not in a like good situation like with how I am. And so I think I just was fed up with like not like anything. I don't I I'm not here to like threaten anyone. >> I don't know. When you When you say you're not doing well yourself, you mean mentally, physically? I mean, tell us a little more about what's going on with you. >> I just I'm stressed with like work and like having trouble like just everything working and >> Mhm. >> balance >> Do you Do you have Do you have any kind of mental health >> Uh-huh. >> uh diagnosis and depression? >> I just want to come in and say this, man. What she's saying right now, that's a lot of people going through it. >> a lot >> Life stress Even And hell, let's be real like even us sometimes. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Life gets, man, challenging. But I want to say something real quick. We going to talk about the lady. That mean they watching everything we do on internet. >> Yeah, it makes you think like what >> You got no privacy really. >> We're in the midst of so much online like back and forth. Somebody's paying attention. >> Somebody's paying attention. >> Anxiety, do you take medication for that? >> Um no, I do not. >> You don't Do you see anybody? You see a therapist? Okay. And are you doing actively receiving therapy for that? Or do you have like regular appointments? Or just when you need it? >> Um I Yeah, I did. But I usually just uh cuz she's I can call her. >> About an hour after Addison's posts, Snapchat generated the emergency disclosure forwarded to the FBI. Around the same time, she lost access to her account and the memories stored on it, prompting her to text her mother, "I'm actually going to lose my mind." >> And you already tell them where you're living and all that good stuff. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh Were you asking the same questions then? >> Huh? >> I said I won't bother asking the same questions then. Do you want to do hair specifically? >> Um yeah, I want to do hair. I went I did a school back in Colorado through high school and then not here, but I don't know. I'm going to do that now. >> Addison moved to Clearwater to continue pursuing her cosmetology license at the Aveda Institute. Unfortunately, the posts she made this morning are about to jeopardize those plans. >> All right, um ma'am, you are the director here? >> I am. >> Obviously, you know what's going on. You heard the whole thing. She's going to lose her job. Um she's going to be arrested for essentially writing threats. What happened was is when that was posted on Snapchat, it was flagged, sent to the FBI, they called us. >> Okay. >> And we knew she was here. Obviously, she's probably not going to be a student here anymore. >> Correct. >> Okay, and that was my next thing is if you want to have a trespass or anything else, so that she can't return to the property. >> Um >> That's right. >> something to >> We'll do that as well. >> so with all factors considered, we do have to terminate your enrollment, and with that termination, you are not allowed back on premise. Obviously, I'm not going to have you collect your things today. We can have it done at a later date, but at that time, because you do have a trespass on you for this property, law enforcement would have to come with you to collect your belongings. >> Okay, so So No, I can't be here. >> You can't be here, and you're not any longer enrolled. We'll process your paperwork today. You'll get information on what that looks like after the fact. Um obviously, there's a lot of things going on today, so I can tell you what it looks like, but you I you're going to forget most of it. It's going to come in an email. So, we submit your drop paperwork with your termination. Um >> I'm going to keep her a little closer. >> I'll tell you what to do. >> I'll tell you what to do with that. I'll have her get her personal >> I mean, he looks good on you. >> Thank you. >> You should still pursue a cosmetology license. Like, just because things didn't go well here, doesn't mean you can't still get a license, right? If that school reaches out to us, we don't tell them why we terminated a student. We don't even tell them that we terminated a student. You can make up whatever story you want, truthfully. >> Addison is expelled and issued a trespass warning for the Aveda Institute, effectively banning her from the premises indefinitely. >> All right, go ahead and stand up for me. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Right now, you're being placed under arrest. I've got your phone. I can move both of your wrists with one hand. Hopefully, do me a favor. Turn your hands, since you're so cooperative, turn your hands [clears throat] so your palms are together, okay? What I What I want you to do is you'll be a lot more comfortable that way. Um please don't try and get out of these. I know your wrists are really small. >> I'm sorry. >> So, we are going to you know, I've already talked to her. She said there's a way we can take you down a little more discreetly. We're going to Yeah, we're trying to do this as discreetly as possible. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> No, sir. >> All right. I will explain to you this process. It's It's not as scary as you think it is. It's more like a hospital waiting room that you just can't leave. It's what I like to tell people. Um you will you're not going to be in jail forever nothing like that. Yeah, I'll just stand on this side now. We're not letting everybody else see. See everything. Doesn't matter. You're not going to see any of these people anytime soon anyway. >> Addison is discreetly walked through a corridor and out to a back [clears throat] parking lot. >> Obviously, you're you're going to go to the Pinellas County Jail. Um do you have anything in your socks? Anything in your shoes? >> No. >> Even if there's like a little bit of weed, it's not a big deal. We can handle that right now. We're not even going to charge you with it, but you get it to the jail, it's a felony. >> No, I do not have anything. >> I thought that was a body bag, dude. Yeah, a couple of them. >> All right, just go ahead and have a seat right there. >> They must have thought the same thing. >> I'll explain to you the process. There's a little bit going on right now. You'll be able to make phone calls. It's not like you're going to be in a cage or nothing like that. This This You made a mistake today. >> Yeah. >> That's all it is. We're going to take your phone as evidence. >> Uh and we're going to write a search warrant. >> And um got your Snapchat data as well. Any questions on that? >> Um for the Snapchat um memories, like all my pictures and stuff, do you do you know anything >> Yeah. >> All right, we got the the offense 448. Obviously, RPO. >> Yep. And yeah, that's it. >> Yeah, this is wild. >> This is so stupid. >> Yeah. What What a change in your life. Big change moving out here, huh? >> Yeah. >> In this in any state, especially the state of Florida, you cannot do this. Like, this is huge. And the problem is young people use these terminology like it's a joke nowadays and it's just not. The good news is you get the condo, too. >> The condo? >> The condo. You get to be by yourself. >> According to court documents, Addison Glass was arrested and later charged with written threats to kill or do bodily injury, which is a second-degree felony. She pled not guilty and her case remains ongoing. She was also placed under a risk protection order, preventing her from possessing or purchasing any firearms or ammunition while the order is in effect. Watch our full videos as they were originally >> Yeah, man. That that Okay, I'm I'm a little half on half of things. Let me say this. How many people haven't said that? >> Right. >> As part of your job, I'm coming >> Mhm. >> and shoot up everybody in here. You know what I'm saying? And >> Now, that's a joke. I I want to tell jokes. I want to tell jokes. If y'all if y'all ain't comfortable, get off my channel. >> Mhm. >> That's the difference between white and black people. >> Mhm. >> Black people got to got to bark. >> Yeah. >> They can I'm going to shoot all the mother here. Shoot everybody up. >> But we ain't going to do nothing. >> Yeah. >> White people Are you firing me, buddy? I'm [laughter] coming back. And they will come and shoot everybody up. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> They different from us. Our our bark sounds >> Mhm. >> bigger than our bite. Y'all bite sounds bigger than y'all bark. >> Mhm. >> [laughter] >> Yeah. >> It's different. >> Yeah. >> So, I guess they look at her and go, "Oh, she might do something." But how many people have not said that? >> Mhm. >> Like, I I'm some I can make it blow everybody up. Cuz you be so angry, you know? >> Mhm. >> And that is scary. >> Yes. >> That makes me even more cautious online now. >> Mhm. >> Because it's like they're watching you. Well, where is Where is the privacy? >> Right. We We don't have any, but at the same time >> though. >> with about 10 m a s s you know, pop owls in the United States in schools you know, typically we go through You can't even say what you want to say, so it's hard to talk, but we've gone through this so many times, every threat has to be taken serious. >> Yeah, I get you. >> So, now because of people going to post what they're going to do we have less privacy, so there's more invasion of our life because we want to put everybody on notice that I'm about to go ruin my life. >> Right. >> And I'm about to go hurt as many people cuz I'm hurt, because I'm sad, because for whatever reason my ego has been hurt. The girl don't like me, my parents hate me, somebody yelled at me, I'm gay and don't want to admit it, for whatever reason that um the past people have done stuff like this. So messed up. Um now that's why we can't have online privacy. >> Yeah. >> And it also um reminds me of something that happened not so long ago. The guy just got his settlement from um being falsely or I guess you say being arrested. He wasn't falsely arrested, he was actually arrested. But for making the post about um what's [clears throat] his name that got shot? Um >> Which one? >> The the um speaker dude. I don't know why I forgot his name already. You know, the big controversy of whether he's really got shot and what what his name is? >> What's his name again? You talking about there's so many [clears throat] cases and stuff going on in the world. I don't know. I'm confused. >> No, you know, the the the white dude that got shot. What's his name? I don't know how we forgot his name already. >> his name. Who? Where he got shot at? I Where he got pow pow at? >> You know with the where everybody's watching all the videos and saying, oh, it was a microphone. It was this. What is his name? >> I really don't know. I don't know you talking about. I had that. My mind is slow. >> You know, the guy. What's his name? Um >> My chippendale. >> No, not that. >> [clears throat] >> The one who who was killed. He >> And his wife >> And his wife is Oh, yeah, who's on the live and his wife like took his place being a speaker. >> Oh, Kurt. >> Kurt, Charlie Kurt. Okay, that's what [laughter] I'm trying to >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> So, the guy just got his actual settlement back because he posted um something about Charlie Kurt. >> Mhm. >> Um and he actually was arrested from a post from Facebook. >> Yeah. >> And he got his settlement. Like he won a multi-million dollar settlement. So, it just tells you how different things are now today about things online. They're not playing anymore about stuff online. Like And [clears throat] I'm saying this to say we're at a time now when for whatever reason blacks and whites are not getting along. Blacks and Mexicans are not getting along. >> Right. >> Blacks and Asians are not getting along. I don't know what the problem is. I don't know where it started. I don't know how it it it riled back up. Well, I know how it started. Um but it's going to show you that where stuff used to be minimal in terms of arguments and disagreements, >> Mhm. >> it's going to blow up bigger because you got millions of people now able to get into conversations, >> Yep. >> put their two cents in, um make threats like all over social media. So, it's not small anymore. Like, oh, you just I just did I accidentally >> No, it's not It's not It's not even you. >> Right. Yes. No, you didn't accidentally do it. You just thought because you were a female that nobody was going to pay your little Snapchat any attention. That maybe you and your little maybe 100 friends or whatever friends were going to just laugh and be like, "Haha, yeah, girl." >> Yeah. >> No. >> Yeah. >> You see how >> things have changed now? >> And they get on I don't be on TikTok, but they get on TikTok saying all that stuff. They talking about their jobs. Look at my jobs doing this and they watching now, man. So, y'all got to be careful. It's like but at the same time it's scary to me that we have no privacy. >> Yes, it is. >> Like, it's like your whole life is on the internet. >> Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Yep. Every everything. >> Like I miss the days with the old flip phones and old internet with no one tracking you. >> Yep. >> You can't You can't just have like privacy. Like, if you go look your name up right now, they have your address, >> Yes. >> everything you've been for since you were a little kid. >> Mhm. >> Public records like >> Everybody you're associated with, everybody you've been around. If you got your mail at your cousin's house one time because you were about to move to another state and you had to use their address, now they've gotten everybody in that house associated with you. It's crazy. It's scary. >> they would try to find you. They'll find where you at. >> Right. There's no such thing as privacy. >> such thing as privacy, man. And that's a scary thing, man. They can say what they want to say, but not taking up for her. >> Mhm. >> Um I I get it. We all do that. But you can't be going around saying that, sister. >> Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? I think the FBI joined in on that thing. That's crazy. >> That's crazy, yep. >> I ain't got too much more to say about it. She just She just >> Yeah, she she made a honest, dumb, young mistake. >> Yeah. >> Um >> But >> It was a She did it on purpose, but it still was a mistake because sometimes you just do stuff out of anger and frustration. >> And it's not meant to be taken serious. But like, dang, you like you can't even say the words anymore without it being taken as like a threat. I think that's something we just got to get used to. >> Well, I do see what she said. I'm about to the school up. They done pissed me the F O. Um I I I just >> She's It's the way she said >> she said it. >> If she would have said it makes me want to or I feel like I could, you know >> Yeah. It's what she said. >> But but I'm not You You didn't You didn't clarify >> Right. >> your action versus how you feel like you you didn't clarify. >> Yeah, she said she said I'm about to. Yeah, that's my threat. Yeah, I I I had to read that thing and say yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm about to means I brought something with me. >> something with me. Yeah. That's that's deep. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, y'all come to the comments and let us know what y'all think about this situation right here. But it's just crazy, man. I just like wow. They actually pay attention to words. >> Mhm. >> I remember I was looking something up. Not for me, but I was I was doing a case and I said something about suicide. Oh, I can't say that word. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Un aliving yourself. >> Mhm. >> And I put it in and my whole phone just jumped and said, "We're calling this number to send >> Yeah. That's so true. I was looking up a case about something and >> Yeah, I said, "Whoa, whoa, it ain't for me. I'm just looking up something like You can't even say nothing no more like But isn't it crazy? I'mma say this before I go. Isn't it crazy that we live in a world that you can't un-alive your own self if you wanted to? >> Right. >> The police will stop you for un-aliving your own body. >> Right. They will They will un-alive you trying to un-alive yourself. >> [laughter] >> No, they going to un-alive you. You do something wrong, bye-bye. >> Yep. >> Well, let me do it. >> Yep. Yep. >> Put it down. >> Put it down. You cannot self-harm yourselves. >> Yep. >> I want you to let me do it instead. Like what? >> What? >> Yep. >> I know somebody be like, what? I know somebody going to laugh or say something in the comments. That's crazy. I can't person can't un-alive their own self. >> Yep. >> That's crazy. Thank y'all for being here. Thank y'all for the love and support on this channel. Y'all come to the comments and thank y'all for building us up. We really appreciate y'all. Shout-out to EWU again for this video. Until next time, don't get caught slipping saying the wrong things >> on the internet. >> on Snapchat. >> yeah. >> But, you thought them messages would disappear and go away after 24 hours? >> That's another lie. They don't want to say that. >> [laughter] >> They lied to us about that. They still know what you're doing. >> Yep. >> Or you also saw when she said, >> [clears throat] >> I can't put my pictures on there. >> Yep. >> Yeah, she got some nudie-woodies on there. You don't want nobody to see that. That's what it is. On camera.