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As tensions escalate, multiple arrests are made, leaving a stunned crowd of bystanders in shock and disbelief. What happened? Just another day in Miami Beach. The following report is based on official police records, and the footage has never been seen before until now. Please note that all persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. At 11:22 p.m., Miami Beach police officers investigating a scene are approached by a man who was concerned about his car parked in the area. While audio doesn't capture what was discussed between them, reports state the man began to argue and an officer raised his left hand in an attempt to create space. Within seconds, the situation takes an alarming turn. Hey. Hey. According to the police report, the officer delivered multiple hammer fists toward the man's upper head area. He's an athlete. Please do not mess with him. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Resisting. Yeah, I'm going to tase him. [Music] After tasing the suspect, officers are able to successfully place him in handcuffs as other officers attempt to move the female away from the scene. Move. Get back. Move. Move. Go over there, man. Go over there. It's over there. Hey, back up. Back up. Back up. resistance, bro. We were walking to our car right there. Not separate me from it. Y'all can't man stop. Not separate from my man. Stop. I'm diabetic. I'm diabetic. You're squeezing my blood. Stop getting rid of my blood. Stop. That's my man. Stop. No. No. Y'all not doing this. He's a team USA athlete. The Olympics. Chill. He's in the Olympics. He's in the Olympics. Officers would later identify him as 29-year-old Frederick Fred Curley, an American sprinter who won silver and bronze medals in the men's 100 meters while competing in the Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympics. The woman accompanying him is his girlfriend, 32-year-old Cleo Ramen, also known as DJ Skyhigh Baby, who also appeared on the reality TV series Baddies. Get away from my resist. I got handcuffs on me. Y'all weak. You weak, homie. Hey, get the off. I'm not resisting. Going to jail. Y not built like that. I'm telling y'all. Y not built like that. You weak. You weak, bro. Y put your hands on me. Y'all weak as, bro. So, you know, I always do my little pause in between. Now, I'm going to be honest with you. Um, I may have to rewind because I didn't I don't know if he was trying to touch the officer, but I don't know what happened. I I saw it, but I didn't see it. So, um, I had my own little I have my own thing about the way I feel about it. But one thing I have to say, I love when they probably don't know he's a uh Olympic star, but I love when I see cops kind of like don't give a f about your status because too many people who got status these days get away with things as y'all can tell. And I feel like they always use that. I'm Olympic star. I did this. I'm an actor. I'm a singer. I like what Ku like. So you still got to abide by the law. That's what I I can't stand when people like try to use their power and stuff like that. Then the woman talking I'm diabetic and you squeezing the blood or something like what the what the f is wrong with people, man. Like just to respect her these man. I have to go. Hey. Cleo walks away from the scene for now, but they haven't seen the last of her. I can't go nowhere, bro. You shut the up, bro. You weak in the gym. As officers attempt to disperse a growing crowd, Cleo makes a sudden reappearance. After circling the block right here, my blood glucose sensors right there. So, don't touch. That's my boyfriend. Listen, we got to get off the scene. No, but that's my boyfriend. Get off the scene. How can I wear cards right there? We were walking to our car. Why would you do that for me? No, she she doing that to herself. She She was here. They tell her to go away and she went around. Oh my god. I'm done. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm in so much pain. I didn't do it. It say weak. It say Oh my god. I didn't do anything. Y'all know I did it. Hey, boo. Move, bro. Bro, you're not going to tell me, boy. You're not going to tell me to move. Hey, take that off. You ain't going to tell me. You're not going to tell me. Take that off. Hey, I promise I beat that off, bro. As more people gather and begin to demand an explanation, officers learn that some of them are part of the same group traveling together. We're all even knowing, but I'm saying you trying to tell me to be quiet. I'm not hype. I'm just saying you trying to tell don't worry about it. How does that sound? The group is left without an answer as Fred is led away while Cleo receives a pat down at a nearby cruiser. My wrist. I'm a DJ. Please, my left wrist, please. I'm a DJ. Please help me adjust this left wrist. That hurts so bad. Adjust it right now. In the Olympics. I was here with my company that I work with. This one's I'm diabetic. My bag to have my purse, please. My passports in there. I'm going I have a vacation tomorrow. This is our stop is Miami. So, move your vehicles on. I need a bunch of people to move. Show a man. He's in the Olympics. He's a track star. Two time medalist in the Olympics. It's amazing. But we already told you go back, right? I have to go. Hey, listen. I didn't know I had to go tell them because our car is right there. But it doesn't matter. Obviously, you can't catch your car right now, right? Our car is parked right there. But obviously you can't get it. Our car is parked. It's right there. It's parked. Okay, good for the car. You can't get it. Just like how she didn't listen to me telling her to calm down, she's not listening to you. Calm down when my boyfriend's getting around. Now you're getting arrested. She's placed in the back of the vehicle, but continues shouting complaints about her handcuffs, prompting one officer to intervene. DJ that way. Please help me. Hey, listen. I need you to calm down. I'm scared. I've never been arrested. Yay. That's it. There's no need for you to yell. I'm going to help you out. Just calm down. You got it. Thank you. Meanwhile, Fred is placed in a separate police cruiser where his staggering height presents a challenge. I can't fit in this. God damn. Hold on. Take 20, bro. Take 30 don't trust polices, bro. Ain't no way, bro. Lord have mercy on my soul. I catch these, man. Father God, thank you for life. Life a blessing. Father God, thank you for everything. Father God, thank for life. like myself blessing. God be with me. Back with the crowd, officers face unrelenting questions and provide what limited information they can about the situation. Cuz he's an Olympian. He's stronger than one of you. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. How much you make yet? Oh my god. Where are you from? We're from Africa. Wah wah wah. What the hell? Lord, I tell you, man. I'm I'mma keep my thoughts to myself on certain things cuz I I'm a I'm a loving person and I'm and I'm This is YouTube and I'm a godfearing person. People are so crazy. Everybody's so celebritized. They keep talking about him being an Olympian and that aggravates me. Uh, but at the end of the video, I'mma have to go back. I need to see what started. I saw it, but I really wasn't into it. And the thing, too, I just want to say this. They always talk about what they go to do. Let me catch these ends. I'mma come back and get it. You ain't going to do nothing. You ain't going to do. Just stop talking. And why do people talk so much? Just calm down. Just calm down. That talking ain't going to do nothing. They just they just I guess that's that's the defense mechanism when they got to say something. They got to be like the they trying to handle me so I got to say something. Just just be quiet. So are used to it. What happened? Just another day in Miami Beach. Any celebrity? No. You're the celebrity. You're the You're with You ain't got no shoes on. You're the celebrity. Yeah. Guys, please back up. We were already standing here. Doesn't matter. He's asking to back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. But now we're keeping this as a scene. So you guys got to back up. Yeah, you guys just beat somebody up. I don't know what you're talking about. No, we got it on camera. Is it for certain that she has to go to jail and we can handle it from there? We can just leave the scene or is it she may be released here based on the only thing we can do is spell her out. Let's go. With that, the crowd begins to disperse, but not before leaving the officers with one final remark. So now, now that the black people are leaving, he's going to be peaceful now, right? How is that? Who the tape? Oh, I said black people. I mean, N. Officers determined that Fred must be taken to a local hospital for evaluation, given that he was tased. On the way, Fred has no shortage of opinion for how the incident was handled. Whoever did that to me, they better get their coins, right? What' they do? I was going to my car. I thought somebody was towing my car. Towing your car. Yes. Like the uh whatever you call them, the uh the ATVs. Uh-huh. I do to only move around like this is my car. Like why move around if this is my car? This don't make sense. [Music] But if they coins, right? That's all I'm saying. It took like 20 of 10 of them to try to contain me. Oh, and they go to the gym. I reconsider that job. After he's medically cleared, Fred waits with several officers for transport to the local jail. You're full. You're boring. That's the way it works, man. No, I'm saying it's really treat you like that. If you're a nice guy, we'll have a conversation. It's a job, man. According to Miami Dade County court records, 29-year-old Frederick Fred Curley was charged with felony battery against a police officer, misdemeanor resisting without violence, and disorderly conduct, a charge which was dropped. His next court hearing is on May 8th, 2025. 32-year-old Cleo Ramen was charged with resisting an officer, a misdemeanor. Her next court hearing is on April 14th, 2025. Both cases are still ongoing. Okay, so yeah, that's that's what I thought happened. I seen him push the cops. Let me go back for a minute, y'all. I got to go back to the beginning. Let me see what happened right here. Are parked in the area. While audio doesn't capture what was discussed between them, reports state the man began to argue and an officer raised his left hand in an attempt to create space. Within seconds, the situation takes an alarming turn. Okay. I I see now. So that that can be taken either way. I learned on this channel that I have to be neutral because if you say I get comments that if I if I take up for the cops uh somebody will say you taking up for the cops if I take up for the the other person and and especially if they're black they'll say um and you taking up for the black person and and I I'm not I'm just I go by what I see I give a reaction Um, that could be taken two ways. He was in the wrong for getting close. The cop was like, "Hey, hey, put some space." And I I guess when he came up to him, I guess uh the Olympian dude got a got offend. He like, "Man, don't be touching me." And and you know what I'm saying? And I I just see I see on this thing, I see it both ways. As a cop, he don't want nobody being too close to him. And I guess as a man, he don't want nobody touching him like that. So, he just got mad and started want to fight the cop. So, um I that's the way I take it right there. Hey, on this one right here, I need y'all feedback. 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