Turn around. Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get tased. >> On August 25th, 2023, a routine shift at a Maran County 7-Eleven took a dramatic turn when a determined former employee decided the rules and the counter didn't apply to her. four packs of cigarettes, a potted plant, and one very stubborn standoff. Later, the night had everything from open flame smoking to pepper spray baptisms. >> Approaching destination in one half of a view. >> Approaching destination now. You have left the route. Please return to the route or press recalculate for a new route. pink shirt. >> She has to go to PA between behind the counter stealing stuff. >> She has Okay. Take everything out your pockets. Put on the counter. >> Aisha, please take it out. >> Officer. Aisha, take it out. Aisha, >> put everything on your in your pockets on the counter. >> Hey, everything out your pockets on the counter, please. Can I have >> those ones I s and I asked him to give them to me and he rejected it. >> So why am I >> everything out of your pockets on the counter? >> Give me an explanation. >> Aisha, everything out of your pockets on the counter. >> Can you please give me an explanation? >> Because I said so. On the counter, please. >> So you have an explanation. Listen. >> Yeah. Did she come behind the counter? >> Yes, she did. >> Let's go out to my car. Let's go out to my car. >> I'm I'm not going to ask you again. >> Let's please go out to my car. >> I'm not going to arrest you or take you to the ground. >> I know you just arrested me. >> Nope. I'm not trying to take you to the ground. I'm trying to work with you. >> Okay. Let's go to my car and talk. >> We can talk right here. So, Tom, I want you to tell me why. I need to take this thing out of my pocket counter. >> I'm not I'm not going to keep asking you. Take everything out of your pocket to sit on the counter. Let's go out to my car and get this figured out. >> I have already on the counter and my aunt Marcy came and then >> Aisha, let's go. >> My name is >> What is your name? My name is >> What is your name? >> Kim. >> Your name is Kim? >> What is her name? Hey, what is her name? >> Hey, my name is Marcy. >> What is her name? >> Her name is Mona. >> My name is >> Who is Kim? >> Kim is our sisters on the phone. I know more about our situation. >> What would you like to be called? >> I would like to be called me. >> Me? Okay, let's go out to my car, please. I really don't want to take you to the ground in this store. >> You don't need to. >> Okay, let's go. >> You don't need to touch me. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Are you sure? >> Drop the pot on the ground >> here. >> Put the pot on the ground. >> Here. >> Put the pot on the ground. Give me >> I will punch you in the face. >> If you punch me in the face, you will get tased. Put the pot on the ground. Put the pot on the ground. I'm not playing with you. >> I noticed. >> When deputies arrived, they didn't need GPS. The chaos practically screamed its location. There stood marijuana. Pockets loaded like a vending machine. refusing to cooperate. The pot plant was the unsung co-star clutched like it held the answers to the universe. Officers asked for it. Reality demanded it, but Manissa seemed ready to defend the leafy hostage to the last breath. 665, please. I am not playing games with you. >> Am I? >> Give me the pot. You're about to get tagged if you'll stop. >> I suggest you just call >> Would you stop? >> I suggest you just call up the cops. Put your hands behind your back now. >> Why are you doing this? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Aisha, you're about to get tased. >> You told me I wasn't being arrested in there. >> You're about to get tased. >> You told me I was Stop right now. >> Give me the pot. >> You told me I wasn't being arrested in there. >> Keep it clear. >> Why are you threatening to tase me? >> Back up right now. >> I need an answer. >> Everything out of your pockets. >> You told me I wasn't being tased. You told me I wasn't being arrested. Why are you threatening to tase me? That's Marcia. >> Yes. Sir, >> get down the ground right now. >> Can I want a taser? She's not cooperating. >> Sir, she's sick. Don't taser her. She's sick. >> Put Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get tased. >> Turn around. You're going to get tased. Either you can work on me or you're going to get tased. >> Yeah. >> You keep said to to listen. >> I'm listening. >> I kind not said not to call. >> Are you going to work on me or not? >> I'm working with you. >> Aisha, look. >> Why are you threatening to text me and I'm not doing anything wrong? >> Aisha, I'm not playing games with you. >> Because you're not listening to what I'm telling you to do. >> Why are you threatening? >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Aisha listen [Applause] >> cut it out nowisha roll over. I said fight. You have to tase her. >> She's fighting. >> Aisha, cut it out now. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I will turn around. >> I'll turn around now. unit 66201isha [Applause] back up Now >> come on. What are you going to get back up? [Music] >> Can you get some water in her eyes at least before you die? >> The taser wasn't a plot twist. It was the natural next episode in the misadventures of marijuana Mesia. After a dozen ignored commands and a patients meter hitting zero, the spark flew literally. But Miss Voltage Proof was as immune to it as she was to pepper spray and common sense. Meanwhile, the aunt in the background added a shaky pleading soundtrack to the chaos. >> You're not going to clear and head for that. police in trouble with police brutality and all type of stuff. >> I gave her so many chances. >> You at least gave us a hand. My shoulders are >> Get in the car now. >> Your shoulders what? >> My shoulders are hurt. >> Get in the car. >> Your handcuffs in front of me. >> Get in the car now. >> My shoulders are hurt. >> I don't care. She had every opportunity to do what I told her to do. Get in the car. In the car now. >> Can you please put the handcuffs in front? >> No, I cannot hurt me. >> Get in the car. >> Ma'am, just get in the car, okay? And we'll we can work this out later. Just get in the car, okay? Can you please put the handcuffs in front of me now? I've been saying this. >> Get in the car now. >> Okay. Well, let me get in the car. Really? >> Get in the car. >> No. Stop pushing me, >> man. Get in the vehicle. >> They're going to help you harm. >> Okay. Let me go search her down. Get in the car. >> Let me go search in the car. >> Get in the car now. In Jesus name. In Jesus name. In Jesus name. In Jesus name. >> Can you stop please? >> She need help. Well, then she should have listened to me. >> I gave her every option I could to >> Yeah. What is going on? >> Ma'am, come here. You got pepper spray all over you. >> You have pepper spray all over you. >> You do what? >> You have pepper spray all over you. >> Holy Spirit will cover me. >> The Holy Spirit will cover me. >> Jesus is not going to take the pepper spray off. >> He will take it away. He's my savior. >> I get that and I respect that. But he still your sister. I know exactly what's going on. Okay. Okay. Kim. Kim. Okay. It's my first time seeing you. I come together and I know I could. I'm talking to the officer. Kim. >> Let's get sir. >> Can all of y'all just go to the back of your car? >> Kim. Kim. >> Where she at? She's car. You're good. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Get the frogs out already. >> Not yet. Okay. >> We need to get those out. >> Once you get gloves on, we'll get that taken care of. Get those out. I was coming to you. >> Yeah. And I was trying just to get her. She had like a plant in her hand. She just wouldn't put it down. >> Had a what? >> A plant. She wouldn't empty your pockets out. Wouldn't put anything down. >> She was behind the counter. >> No. I got her to eventually come outside and I was trying to put her in the back of the car. I got to figure out what I got going on cuz I got a bunch of different allegations going on. >> Yeah. Some you might have burglary, too. And she was behind the counter >> here. Somebody help them out. >> There's a medium. She's super signal for me. >> Aisha, >> I think so. >> Aisha, it's Deputy Betts. Okay. You're not going to give me a problem again, are you? We're going to pull you out. You got You got Did she get pepper spray, too? >> Yeah, she got pepper spray. >> We need to contain her or I'll detain. Let's get medics. >> Yeah, they're already 51. I already called her. >> Officers used cuffs and logic against someone who treated both like optional accessories. Getting marijuana into the patrol car became the new Olympic event. She resisted like they were shoving her into a rocket to Mars. Honestly, officer patience was hanging by a thread. But this was Florida, where heat, humidity, and stubbornness always seem to team up against law enforcement. >> We're going to get the taser probes off you. Okay. Don't give us no problems. All right. >> Planning on getting >> All right. That's what we're going to do right now. Okay. Stand still. Don't move. Okay. >> I took the spoiler. >> Where's the other probe at? >> I took them off. >> You already took them off. Okay. >> I got one. I don't get the other one. >> She stripped them. Oh, they're over here. They're going to be over here. I had to spray, but I can see fine. >> Make sure she doesn't have where the other on. She probably ripped them out when we were tingling, >> right? Where did they catch her on her body at? >> Would have been right here. >> Okay. We're just going to >> caught me on my knee and one here. Okay. >> Can I grab one from here? No, please don't go in my pocket. >> Okay. For now, >> my nose. Excuse me, please. I need a We got to get >> Okay. >> We're going to have you come over here in the ambulance. We're going to uh get you rinsed off. All right. >> All right. That's not here, sir. I pick up this and that. >> All right. This is yours. I put it here. This is that card. >> No, I'm her auntie. >> Okay. >> I need those. >> Why not? >> Is that her ID? >> This is just her her cards. >> Okay. I need her ID card. >> Why are you holding it out to me? >> I need to go talk to them anyways and see what we got for charges or >> Oh, she used to work here. >> As of tonight, no more. >> Okay. Who was here for the whole of the whole thing? Is that you? >> I didn't ask. I ain't going to call you cuz I know she got something wrong with her. >> Yeah. What's your first name? Y. >> Hey, I thought you were going to beat me up. >> All right. So, she comes in. What happens? All right. So, she came in first. I said, "Oh, what you doing here?" And she walked up here and placed her barrel plants, hugs, drinks, uh, poster, all this. I see the dream. And I said, "That's all you want to do?" She walks. She starts seeing me and I'm like, why are you seeing me? I got customer see me. So I just right now that you're you're checking right now. So I said to the other customers on the other line 5 minutes go by. I keep on telling her you got to go. You got to go. It's not it's like you're just being annoying. I called her. So the comes like 10 minutes later, 10 minutes trying to get get her under control. Yeah. >> At what point does she come behind the counter? So, she runs back here to grab cigarettes. How many does she grab? >> She grabbed two of these and one of these. And then there's a pack right here. >> Four total. >> Yeah, four total. She goes back from a pack of cigarettes like this. Walked back here and lights it on the grill. She was a cigarette on the grill. And I was like, "Yo, you got to stop. I'm going come right back. Let me use your sink if you don't mind real quick. I got pepper spr. >> No, man. It's all good. That's what we trained for. That's my big girl. >> Yeah. >> And I really didn't want to hurt her. I appreciate you. Let me use that sink. >> Sir. >> Ma'am, >> can you speak to me? I was in there. >> I know you were here. You got to give me a second and let me do my job. Okay. I just promise you what what what goes cuz I stand right here and see. Enter Leo, the unwilling narrator of this fever dream shift. According to him, Miss Marijuana Manaia didn't just shop. She auditioned for chaos, aloe plants, cups, random singing like a dollar store Broadway. Then she snatched four packs of cigarettes, lit one on the grill, and crowned the madness with smoke signals. Leo deserved hazard pay, or at least earplugs, for surviving her onewoman circus. >> There something as well. Okay, just give me please give me a second. Okay. >> Okay. I promise you I'll come talk to you. I promise. >> Um, so she's super signed. Comes in. She used to work here. Comes in. She's doing all kinds of weird stuff, trying to buy stuff. They tell her, "You need to get going. There's people behind you." Um, she starts getting argumentative. Comes behind the counter, steals four packets of cigarettes, robbery, and petty theft. >> They told her three times not to come behind the counter. >> Yeah. >> So, she does it anyways. Steals four boxes of cigarettes. She then proceeds to light the cigarette on the open flame grill where they cook their food and stuff. Um, that's when the aunt shows up. I show up. She's trying to calm her down. They're not listening to me. She's got all the stuff in her pockets. A big pot in her hand. I got one hand behind the back. Trying to get the pot out of her hand. The >> pot. >> The like a planer pot. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, we eventually get behind the car. She puts herself down. She's not lancing. Not Not listening. Didn't really want to tase her cuz I don't want her cracking her head open on any of the concrete. So, I eventually go to the bushes to the ground. She starts trying to hit me. So, that's when I stand up. Hopper. Uh, has a little effect. Try to hit her again. It misses. She gets back up and that's when I spray her. >> Okay. Down after that >> eventually. Eventually she just stopped, put her hands on her back. >> So it sounds like you got burglary, petty theft, and resisting. >> All right. Will you come help me? >> Call your mom and call anybody. >> I said to stop now. I'm over here trying to >> get your hands off of her. >> He's over here trying to fight and argue with me and my daughter. >> Don't escalate. Please don't escalate it. Don't escalate it. Don't. Please in Jesus name. >> Go in your car. >> Y that before >> because thous people out here you need to respect the man. Yeah. What's the problem? Why is he so mad? >> He's mad because she said don't call him back. >> No, because you might have to finish the [ __ ] >> That's a voice. That's a voice. That's a voice. Why do y'all call me first? All the time. >> I'm from the right to have her and come to Canada. >> Okay. >> Why you so mad? >> Because he mad cuz we all don't sleep. No, that's >> I already called Conniey's name in it. I already called her earlier and she said she was going to sleep. So I was like, nobody mess with and then went ahead and called her and then next thing she knows why Stephanie man cuz Stephanie your manager she's just talking like >> While the officer was giving his playbyplay to fellow deputies, the store went into full apocalypse mode. Chaos erupted, shouting, fingerpointing, and a man hitting decibb that violated at least three noise ordinances. Voices cracked, tempers popped, and Florida reminded everyone that mayhem here isn't a hobby. It's a full-time cultural pastime. So now she walks the daughter. They they yelling, arguing. We're trying to deescalate it. Keep on going off talking about like it's it's not even a big deal. You making a big deal from here, bro. I'm trying to save everybody. We already lost one person. >> Okay, >> ma'am. Come here. >> What are your questions? What do you got? >> No, not you. >> What is your name? >> Okay. I'm Marcy. My name is Marcy. >> Marcy, I just want to know what questions you have for I just want to know if she can go to I keep saying the VA >> the Vines. >> The Vines. >> She's She's going to be She's under arrest right now. >> Yeah, >> she's being >> She's going to be taken to the jail. >> No, but yes, she is. >> I'm sorry. I mean I don't when I say no, I don't mean no to but I was paying for it. >> Paying for what? >> The two two cigarettes she took. >> But she was told not to come behind the counter three times. She went behind the counter and she took items >> from behind the counter. Sir. Okay. >> If we give a pass to everyone that said I'm not right in the head. >> No, that is true. I wor I'm not a nurse. I'm not saying it just to say. So, but I work here for 13 years. So, I know exactly what you're saying, but I'm saying medically she is she is medical. >> So, here's what's going to happen. I'm going to transfer to the jail. She's placed under arrest and she'll be banker acted at the jail. >> Yeah. At the jail. >> Yep. >> She's I believe. Yes. Um she used to work here on for going behind the counter petty theft. She stole a bunch of packs of cigarettes and resisting with and resisting without need to get and I'll be able to leave. I can't figure out what her name is. >> They don't do they know her or something. >> They do. >> But they don't know her name. [Music] >> Do you have a way to pull up her name and date of birth? I don't have a gas. >> They're closed for right now. Give us like 15 20 minutes. >> Gas pump. >> Gas pumps are still open. Yeah. >> I think they're open. >> Yeah. >> Okay, perfect. >> She's been decontaminated by medics, but then she's like requesting saline, which is salt water to clean her eyes. I told her we're not going to do that. >> She got pepper sprayed and tased. Yeah, >> she got pepper sprayed and tased. >> Tased and then pepper sprayed. >> I don't know what order. I think taste first. I'm sure. And we don't have her information yet. >> No. >> If she used to work here, they don't know her name. >> That's what I just told Brown. He should cuz the assistant manager's here. >> Do they know her name inside? >> Yeah, I got it. >> Okay. So, what's her name? >> Pleased. >> Can you spell everything for me? >> M A N E S I A. >> Hey, what's your birthday? 0 what? 909. That's What year were you born? 909. Okay, that >> the aunt finally stepped into the spotlight, ready to defend her niece like it was closing arguments at courtroom delusion hour. She tried spinning excuses, patching over chaos with family loyalty. But they weren't there for soba stories or backseat lawyering. At this point, the only currency that mattered to them was a name and date of birth, so they could move this circus along. Did you tas her then spray her or spray her then spray? >> Taser then spray her. >> So, did you witness what happened? >> He said that's what I'm saying. >> Let me just get your information cuz I'm trying to tell him she wouldn't. She wanted me to get the plant, but he wouldn't allow me to take the He said let her get the plant. She want me to get the plant, but he wouldn't allow me to get the plant. And maybe that would come down a plant. Yes, it's right here. >> Where is the plant from? I don't know. So he had her here and with that while she was here she keeps saying take the plant and come. I said I can't baby I can't. So So the the female that was here and all that happened with she currently works here. >> No not she was currently working here up until this happened. >> Okay. So she was a current employ so >> she she was behavior. We can't trust her. has some medical issues or something. >> Yeah. Well, I didn't know. He said he she just had brain surgery or whatever. I didn't >> I worked with her answer usually. >> Are you guys wanting to press charges for the theft or would or is it of your opinion that it would be maybe better if we just put her under a bank and Okay. I I don't I think with her still currently working here and I know the way the information was provided to us may have not been provided correctly, but I don't feel like there should be any criminal charges. Not if she just had brain surgery and >> he he told her multiple times. >> I know, but the problem is is she mentally is not able to understand that and she does work here. So, if she has something going on mentally and medically and she typically does go behind the counter, then I could see where that would maybe be an issue. That's that's my opinion. We can talk about it after. >> He said, his mama and grandma going to come spin the block. He threat a you know, let's go. Let's go. Let's go. You already know. And she's a man. >> That's just his mother. >> Hi, Anisha. Is that how you say your name? Huh? Um, I want to get a picture of um you as well as where the taser probe hit you. >> Okay, we can't move the handcuffs, but we're going to get you moving it real quick here. Somebody trying to just stay right there. Okay. No, you're not getting out. You keep your feet in there. Oh, I thought you would want me to see. >> No, ma'am. I'm going to just take a picture. >> You can't see under my shirt. >> And then where did the uh taser probe hit you? >> Under my shirt. You got to lift your shirt. You want me to lift it up for you? >> No, no, no. You got No, it's all right. >> Somebody wrestled me. I'm sure he doesn't mind touching my clothes. I'm not that funky, am I? >> No, but we I mean, we have our protocol, so >> come on. Co ain't that bad, am I? >> Well, and I don't want you know, you might not want what's on my hands. Who knows? >> Yeah. >> The aunt morphed from defender and chief to low-key fingerpointer, blaming the cop for tasing Miss Flawlessly Lawless. Between our manager dropping brain surgery bombs, mom hustling her son out, and the ongoing taser pepper spray saga, the store looked chaotic, absurd, and smelling faintly of burnt aloe and bad decisions. >> Yeah. So, that's why I'm putting gloves on. Not because of any other reason. >> So what what current medication are you taking? >> The current medication that I was given by the doctor was told the doctor. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Have you What have you been diagnosed with? Do you know? >> I've diagnosed it with um >> That's That's the only thing >> that's what I was diagnosed with. >> Okay. also telling me to go see a psychologist. >> Okay. >> Um I haven't been able to find one because I guess my insurance doesn't cover the one that I went to. I have to pay for that out of pocket. But >> So you haven't done that yet? >> I haven't gotten a job. Um >> well, I didn't get a job at the time. I just got a job. >> You were working here? >> I wasn't working here yet. And I didn't have any finan lean back a little bit and I'll lift your shirt. >> My hands beautiful. Is that where it hit you? Right there. >> Is that the only one? Is that the only one right there on your knee? You see my knee >> that happened when you guys fell to the ground? >> Yeah. And it hit me. I believe up here at the top somewhere. I think you you might have to pull my shirt all the way down to see if it goes, >> but I don't I don't mind if you shine. >> I don't see anything else. It's okay. >> It hit me on this side and on this side. >> All right. So, lean back again. Let me look at this side. >> So, it hit me on both sides. Um, >> I don't see anything on that side. Maybe on your leg or No, you hit me in my upper area. Okay. I don't see anything. >> We can also take pictures of the jail if we need to. >> I guess. Okay. Can you take your handcuffs off? I can't take the handcuffs off you, unfortunately. Um because of what happened, we can't we're not going to take handcuffs off of you. Um but he's going to he's going to get you to the jail as quickly as possible. Do you remember what happened? >> I remember I was in there. I took a cigarette. Um the guy told me to empty my pockets. I asked him why I needed to empty my pockets cuz I told him I was going to pay for my cigarettes because I asked >> I don't smoke yet. I don't smoke socially. I have not smoked before, but I know I smoke. >> Okay. So, something was telling me >> I tried to smoke. >> Okay. >> Um I tried to get a cigarette. I asked the the cler uh the clerk to get me one and he refused to. >> So, I went back there, but I did offer to pay. Yeah. I wasn't going to refuse to pay >> um because I stealing and I've been trying to do my best to not steal from my job. Okay. Um, >> as the photo op unfolded, Manissa transformed into Miss Camera Shy, debating shirt lifts like a seasoned diva negotiating wardrobe on a red carpet. Officers awkwardly gloved up, juggling protocol and her dramatics while she recited medications and therapy woes like a soap opera monologue. Every taser hit became a headline, every cuff a personal affront. Florida predictably just sat back and applauded the absurd theater >> and he said no. He wasn't going to do that for me. So I didn't know why he were so good at me. I was the customer there. Um >> so did you um So basically I'm the sergeant who's on duty. Okay. So I don't I'm not here to talk to you about like the charges or what you're being charged with. I'm more here to talk to you about what occurred, why you were pepper sprayed, why you were tased. >> I'm telling you. >> Do you know why all that happened? Yeah. Um the whole thing happened with work with the um the cashier and um then they called the police on me after I smoked the cigarette. Like I said, I was still offering to pay um but my payment was refused because they just wanted to call the police to get me out of there. When the cops got there, he said, "Empty your pockets, put everything on the counter um right now." So I said, "No, give me a reason why I need to do that." He said, "Because I said no." I told him, "That's not a reason. I need a reason why I need to empty my pockets because I didn't do anything. Like, if you're going to charge me with trespassing, just say so and I'll leave. But I didn't do anything. Why should I empty my pockets if I hadn't done anything wrong? I asked him again to give me a reason why I need to empty my pockets and I'll empty my pockets for you. And he said if you have no empty, he told me if I didn't empty my pockets, then I was going to go outside. He was going to ask me outside. So, so I want to ask you some questions about what happened with the officer. So, did he read you did he read you your rights already? >> He did not read me my rights. He did not read. >> He hasn't asked you any questions. >> He hasn't asked any of my questions. He hasn't asked me anything. He's not reading my rights. >> Okay. I'm just going to read you my rights so that I can ask you my question because I wasn't read my rights when I got handcuffed. >> Well, you don't have to. I know this is illegal. >> Yeah. No, you don't have to be. It's It's once we ask you questions about the crime that was committed. Okay. You already asked me questions about >> No, ma'am. I asked you. I told you why I was here and that I wanted to talk to you about what occurred with the deputy. You provided the other information. Okay. >> So, I'm going to I'm going to read you your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used to answer. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him be present with you while you're being questioned. >> Handcuffs removed. >> You need to see who? >> I need these handcuffs removed. >> No, your handcuffs won't be removed. Who? Just turn. Can I see your light? If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide anytime to exercise these rights, not answer questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights that I've read to you? >> No, because I >> Well, then I'm not going to talk to you. Okay, put your legs back in. >> And so it ended with Miss Flawlessly Lawless holding court from behind handcuffs, lecturing cops on pocket rights like a courtroom drama directed by Florida itself. pepper spray, tasers, and indignation collided in a finale so absurd it deserved a standing ovation. Florida shrugged and chaos neatly folded into paperwork. She was hit with charges of burglary, petty theft, and resisting arrest. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. Till then keep watching.