He has asked you to leave, already. >> Three times. >> That's a warning. So, you've already been warned and you're still here. You can be arrested for that. I don't want to have to arrest you. >> property. This guy's threatening me. Would you please call your supervisor? Would you mind doing that? >> Yeah, I'll do that. >> Thank you very much. >> On October 20th, Clearwater police respond to a soccer stadium after a woman unlawfully enters the property and refuses to leave. As she argues with officers and insists she belongs there, her situation quickly unravels and ends in a humiliating arrest. >> What, uh, it's my understanding this gentleman's asked you to leave. Is that a problem? >> I don't think I have to. >> Yeah, you do have to. >> Based on what? >> Uh, based on this being private property. >> It's not. It's public. >> It's not. >> It is. It's >> That doesn't mean it's That doesn't mean it's open to the public, especially right now. >> It's part of the park, which is why it's open to the public, even right now. >> Not this area. This area is clearly fenced in. >> The fence was open so that you could get in. And, um, I've worked here on several nights. The security guy knows that I come here and work, and it's never been an issue. >> it I I I understand that. It might have been okay in the past. Can I see your ID real quick? >> I don't have to show it to you. And, why? >> If you leave right now, you don't have to show it to me. He's asked you to leave, so technically you've already >> authority. >> He does. >> [snorts] >> I run the building. >> He does have the authority. >> What's your I thought you said you were the tech guy. That sounds right. >> I'm the technical director. I run the building. >> You don't need to >> Listen, ma'am, just talk to me. Just Just >> He's getting aggressive and he's yelling at me. >> He's not getting He's not getting aggressive. >> You just said aggressive. >> He's not getting aggressive. >> but he's not supposed to. >> Will you listen to me? Listen Listen very carefully to what I'm saying. He has warned you. I'm I'm recording, too. It's okay. >> Braniff. B R A N I F >> Yes, ma'am. He has asked you to leave, already. >> Three times. >> That's a warning. So, you've already been warned and you're still here. You can be arrested for that. I don't want to have to arrest you. >> property. This guy's threatening me. Would you please call your supervisor? Would you mind doing that? >> Yeah, I'll do that. >> Thank you very much. Let's see that now. It Say it again. >> Hey sir, hey sir, can you can you go see see if the other unit's there? >> very much. >> Okay. >> it. I'm sorry we're having this disagreement or this this uh a difference of opinion on it. >> I know it is public property. I know that if you look it up you'll see that it's public property. >> No. >> This is closed. You can tell it has a lock on it, not going in. Kind of like the library, right? But this isn't and um there's a huge >> doors are locked if the library's doors are locked and you go inside and you refuse to leave, is that trespassing in your mind? >> See, this isn't locked. This isn't inside. You're not comparing apples to apples. You're comparing apples >> Hey hey sir sir sir sir sir, I I got it. I got it. >> Thank you. [laughter] So this isn't like that because this is part of a public park that's open till midnight. So there's a huge difference there. This is outside. I'm not like going into a closed place, right? This is open and there's nothing that says I can't be here. We know it's part of the park. We legitimately know that. >> very Listen, it's very important Okay, it's it's time for you to listen. I've been listening now, it's your time for you to listen. It's very important that you do what I tell you, okay? It's very important that you follow commands. Now turn around, face that way. Face that way. Put your hands behind your back. >> Face right. >> Don't fight. Do not fight. You've been warned multiple times. I've given you multiple chances to leave and you will not do it. >> I'm >> You could have walked away. >> I asked him to call a supervisor. >> We don't need a supervisor, ma'am. >> He said that he would call a supervisor and so I was waiting for him to call a supervisor. >> No, you leave when you're told to leave or this happens. >> Well, actually I think you have to call your supervisor? They Would you please call your supervisor? Would you told me you were going to call your supervisor and I was waiting for you. >> Look at like I don't like what is wrong with like the way you're acting. Like now you're going to jail. Have you ever been to jail before? >> Yeah. >> It sucks. You could have just walked away. Everything could have been fine. >> you just call your supervisor? Why did you lie to me and tell me you were going to call your supervisor when you didn't? >> Ma'am, none of that matters. >> Yes, it does matter. You have protocol and you have to follow it. >> Come on. Let's walk. >> Oh, 105 21 gold female 10-15. >> You know what? >> Be careful going down the stairs, please. >> Uh-huh. >> We're going through it. So it's a real life. Just walk down the stairs. Come on. >> What's your name? >> Hartman. Hartman, H A R T M A N. >> You promised me you would. >> We're going to the car. >> You told me you were calling your supervisor. >> Let's [singing] go this way. All right, it's fine. You don't need to. We don't need a supervisor. >> Yeah, he did. >> We don't. I've been doing this for 10 years. Today is my 10th year. >> Happy anniversary. >> Thanks. 10th year. >> This is public land. >> I just want to eat my public sandwich and I have tried it three times and I haven't and I I have a bag of M&M's and I haven't had sugar all day long and I care about the M&M's. I do. I know. >> You didn't call your supervisor. >> I don't have to. >> That's a difference of opinion, ma'am. >> Well, it's a fact. >> I think you don't. >> Well, I decided you were in the right. You do have to and you know what? He told me he told me he was going to. >> Okay, well I >> So why would he tell me he's going to? >> He's a newer officer. I'm the newer officer and I'm telling you no. >> Yeah, but he arrested me based on something that he said he was going to do. You can't call your supervisor. >> Oh my gosh, there's mosquitoes in here. Let's go this way. >> So he lied to me? >> He I He just said that you could arrest me. >> Oh my god. >> I'm not lying. >> Seriously. >> Ma'am. >> I'm what? I'm wild? >> This is way too much. >> You're wild. >> I'm what? >> This is way too much for all this. You could have just left. >> No, you could have just called your supervisor like you said you were going to. >> I didn't even hear any of that and it doesn't matter. >> Well, he did and he should have told you. >> You're not his boss. >> You need to call your supervisor. You're an adult. You're an I'm asking you to call your supervisor. >> You don't need a supervisor. >> Yes, I do. I'm asking you to call a supervisor. Is that a supervisor? >> No, that's Sansone. >> That's what? >> That's Sansone. >> Would you please call your supervisor? >> I don't need to. >> Why are you going to call a supervisor? >> I'm searching you. >> I'm not used to people grabbing my boobs. >> Ma'am, I didn't grab your boobs. I'm searching you. >> Well, you need to tell me when you're putting your hands on my chest. >> You're right now you're under arrest. >> I understand. Oh, you told me you were going to call your supervisor. Everything because I was waiting for you to contact your supervisor. You said he was coming or she was coming. I'll see you in court. Thank you so very much. >> Please sit down. There's just so many words. Thank you. Yes. >> It could have like all you had to do was just leave. >> All you had to do was call your supervisor and see if I needed to leave. But you don't want to do that. You want to play games. This guy is out of control. Now he's going through my stuff without my permission. His name is Granite, g r a n i f f. Her name is Hartman. >> All right. Let's make sure the AC is on. >> you to call your supervisor. I have not violated the law. >> Yeah, I got that part. >> That is Oh, well, then you shouldn't have arrested me. This is a false arrest. >> No, I mean I got the part about the supervisor. >> Then why didn't you do it? >> Look, I need >> You refused to call your supervisor when I asked you to. Now he's going through my stuff. Granted, he's going through my stuff. How rude. And he's laughing as he pulls out my stuff. He doesn't have the right to search me. He doesn't have the right to go through my stuff. I ate all my almonds and I keep the baggies and so he's looking at the baggies that I I tied the knot after I ate them. So this is not a violation for the statute 810.09. >> Hey ma'am, will you give me your name? >> I can call your supervisor. >> Okay, you have to give me your name. If you don't give me your name, I'm going to charge you with obstruction. >> is on that ID that you just picked up. It has my name on it. >> Do you have a photo ID? >> You just rummaged through my belongings without my permission. You have no right to go through my stuff. Uh-huh, she's hoping. It's almonds. >> Christine Scott? >> the bags. I have given you my I I didn't actually go through your You're going through my stuff. This is terrible. If his supervisor can hear this, I have asked for a supervisor and I expect the supervisor to show up. It's a chain of command and he has an obligation when a person asks to him for a supervisor and I asked that lady Courtney You guys are police officers or detectives? What are you? Police? >> And he's a police officer. So she's an officer going through my glasses and everything. This is part of the rights. I don't answer questions from cops, especially ones that won't call their supervisor. But you might need to >> Okay, I'm going to charge you with I'm going to charge you with obstruction. >> You have my name and my hair. I am not obstructing. >> That is not you. That picture right there, that is not Who? Maybe like 30 years ago. I'm asking for your identity. You have to give me that. You're under arrest. >> I don't um I want >> Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? >> I want my lawyer. I'm serious and I want my lawyer. I want you to call your supervisor. I'm not kidding you. You have an obligation. I don't answer questions from the cops, especially ones that have illegally arrested me and won't call their supervisor. You know the chain of command. If I ask you to call your supervisor, you're obligated. And they asked Hartman to call her supervisor as well. >> Do you have a middle name? >> Neither of these people will call their supervisor. >> name? >> I told you I want a lawyer. I don't have to talk or say anything after I've asked for a lawyer. That's the law. You've arrested me. >> You have to identify yourself. >> You have my ID in your >> This I don't know that this is you. >> This guy has this ID in my hand. You put this here. >> know that this is you. And this name that it says on here is Christine Scott. I'm not trying to insult your intelligence, but there's probably 20 Christine Scotts within 5 miles of us. >> Did I tell you >> You did not give me your social. You did not give me a middle name. You did not give me your address. I'm charging you with obstruction. >> Go ahead. >> Yeah, I will. >> No kidding. You're not very nice. I want >> you to be nice. >> your supervisor. Jerk. He's a jerk. He can't hear me. He's a jerk. There's no sign that says I can't be there. This is a false arrest if you want to play that way. This is false imprisonment. You don't have the right. This is a public park. How horrible are you? >> Not horrible. >> Horrible. >> I say not horrible. >> I think you are. Well, so does the devil. There is nothing here. No sign that says I can't go in there. This is a false arrest. That's what this is. Understand what that ramification is. That guy had no authority and you don't have the authority to do this either. 81009 is the Florida statute for trespass. I'm aware of it. Are you? Do you know who owns this property? It's open until midnight. I have the right to be here. You have me under false imprisonment right now, and she's stealing my stuff, and you're threatening me and refusing to call your supervisor. You are the devil. I have not violated it. >> He does not have the authority here. >> What's Is that just her that mail ID? Does she have a birthday on it? >> No. >> Is she Is she an actress at all? >> your supervisor >> And oh. >> I've been going through >> False arrest. >> Fake news. >> No, that's real news. >> Fake news. >> Really? No signs that I can't be there. Not a one. And this park is open till midnight. False arrest. >> That's not a part of the park. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. >> Absolutely. >> Why do you think there's a sign? >> The Ruth Eckerd Hall contracts with the park and with the city, and it's the certainly part of the Look Up Planning and Look Up Zoning. It is >> I've been here since the ground broke at this park. >> I don't care. That doesn't mean it's not part of the park. It just means that you're ignorant to the law on this fact. That's all, Miss Stealing My Stuff. I'm glad you [snorts] think that's funny. I don't. >> Did you know the Yankees are going to the World Series? >> less. >> Have you been to the Pinellas County Jail? >> I don't answer questions. I already asked for a lawyer. >> Are you Christine's way? >> I asked for a lawyer. I want a lawyer. >> Call one at the jail. >> And once I ask you for a lawyer, you need to stop asking me questions. >> We're trying to determine if you're a lady in my park. >> This is false imprisonment. >> You are exhausted. >> [laughter] >> You are the Like, I haven't had someone as exhausting as you are. >> I know you don't. >> I don't care for you at all. You are ignorant, in my opinion, of the law on this matter, and you are violating my rights, and you're wasting my time when I've got stuff to do. >> I'VE GOT STUFF TO DO, TOO. >> I COULD CARE LESS. >> WELL, I don't care about your stuff, then. >> my Oh, really? >> What? >> No kidding. >> No kidding. >> You've been on the force for 10 years? I'm going after your pension because this is a violation of your oath. >> No, it's not. >> Oh, I know you don't care about it, sweetie. >> I didn't say I don't care. I just said it's not. >> It's just like Christine Scott. >> in there Jane Doe, forget it. And put in Alice as Christine Scott. She wants to play hardball. >> done a Jane Doe. >> I'm not playing hardball, you are. You had me illegally cuffed, you illegally arrested me, this is a false imprisonment, and you're refusing to call your supervisor when you have a legal obligation. What is wrong with you? >> you need a supervisor for? >> I told you I want cuz you're violating the law, and you don't have the right to, and you need to contact your supervisor about it, and you're refusing. You're a problem. He tells me he's going to call a supervisor, and then when I'm waiting for a supervisor, he arrests me like a psycho nut. >> Psycho what? >> a total setup, and you should never have done that. I didn't say I wouldn't leave, I said call your supervisor. >> It's the jail's problem. >> Citizenship Shoot, dang it. >> Citizenship is required. It's an odd >> This is false imprisonment. >> Hey, are you >> I will sue you for false imprisonment and for stealing my stuff. There is nothing here that says I can't go back. There's no sign. You're tyrannical. You said you were going to call your supervisor, and then you arrested me. You lied to me. You made me stay thinking you were going to call your supervisor so that you could turn around and arrest me. You're horrible. >> Did you call your supervisor? >> I did. What's your birthday? >> It's about time. >> What's your birthday? >> Where's my lawyer? >> That's not required on scene. If you knew and weren't ignorant, you would know that a lawyer's not required on scene as a part of police procedures. >> I'm a citizen. >> Yeah, you don't have a lawyer. The judge appoints a lawyer. >> Now you have to tell me your birthday because I kept my end of the deal. >> Oh. >> It wasn't a deal, it's an obligation. >> Oh. >> You have an obligation. >> You have an obligation to give me a birthday cuz you're under arrest. >> Yes. >> What now? Now what's >> What's the statute? Show me the law. I don't >> She's got She's got a point there. She's got a point there. >> I'm not worried game with me, Christina. I've been playing it for a decade. >> You know, what's the law that says that? >> Okay, we'll charge you with obstruction. >> You can charge me with that. I'm really not worried about it. >> Oh, I know you're not. >> They'll drop it because I haven't obstructed anything. >> You're obstructing my public sandwich. >> Your public sandwich? >> Yeah. >> You're You're obstructing my constitutional rights and you took an oath to uphold them. 876.05 >> That's the oath you're testing, which trumps your constitutional right when you violate the law, Christine. Shoot, dang it. >> Say that again. >> Shoot, dang it. >> No, no, not shoot, dang it. The other stuff? I think you're wrong. >> I'm not. You can think a lot of things. Wish in one hand and think in the other and see which one fills up first. >> Uh-huh. That's not working for you. >> I'm here on I don't I only provide facts. >> No sign that says that I couldn't be there. >> Christine, there doesn't have to be a sign. There's a That man right there's a representative and he said go and you don't listen. >> How do you know he's a representative? >> He is. He works here. >> He's leaning at me. >> Cuz he works here, Christine. >> How do you know? Cuz he said so? That's no proof. I have no proof of that. >> Okay, do I get some >> You know what? He's being aggressive. >> You know what? >> That means nothing to me. >> You're winning nothing in the back seat handcuffs. You realize that, right? You won zero. You won nothing. >> I'm going to sue you. >> You're not going to win that, either. >> Why? Because you're so corrupt, you'll make sure it doesn't happen cuz that's the way you guys roll. >> No. >> Yeah, that is how you roll. >> You know what I I think I should have been a firefighter. >> Yeah, I think you should have too because you suck as a cop. >> You just met me. What do you mean? >> Yes, I know and in this short period of time, I'm quite sure that you're a horrible police officer. >> That is very rude, Christine. >> No, it's accurate and because of well, my >> You're you're rude. >> No, no, considering you illegally put me in handcuffs, it's not rude. Considering that you have kidnapped me, it's not rude. Considering you didn't have the right to arrest me the first time since 2009. You are rude. I don't like you. >> You don't have to like me. >> I know. >> All right. >> I'm sharing that and I feel better about it and I don't like him either. He lied to me. He said he was going to call his officer and he didn't. He's a liar. >> She's stealing my stuff. >> Christine, I'm not stealing your stuff right now. >> She will now. You know what? You have stolen my stuff, you've kidnapped me and you This is false imprisonment. So, I don't really care what you have to say. It doesn't seem to me >> I just need to know >> based in reality and you are violating my constitutional rights. >> to be so angry at the world. >> I'm not angry at the world at all. But, you seem to have some control issues and you are violating the law and you're not allowed to. >> Oh, you want to talk about control issues? >> I have no control issues. >> Christine >> Clearly, you do and you're wearing the pants also. He told me he was going to call his call his supervisor. He doesn't call his supervisor. He puts me in handcuffs while I'm waiting for a supervisor. Really nasty of him to do. He puts me in handcuffs when there is no nothing that says I can't be there. Nothing. The park's open till 10. There is no sign anywhere that says you can't be there. I have a total legal right to be there. Just because some guy comes up TO >> CHRISTINE, GUESS WHAT? >> YOU DON'T CARE. >> NO, the supervisor's here. >> Oh, good. >> Oh, good, Christine. But, you got to give him your birthday. Otherwise, you can't talk to him. >> I'm not doing anything. I asked for a lawyer. >> You You don't get a lawyer on the scene. I already told >> But, you asked for the supervisor. >> You did. You didn't keep your end of the deal, Christine. >> He's not a lawyer. >> That was very You didn't I know. If we shook hands, Christine, that would That wouldn't work. >> Christine, come on. You are way too old to be acting like this. >> You're violating my constitutional rights. I don't think I have the obligation to discuss it with you, do I? >> Okay. >> This is illegal. This is an illegal arrest. I He was going to He tells me he's going to call you. I asked him to call you. He said, "I'm not going to call you." And then he arrests me, doesn't call you. It's like Why did you take >> Hold on. Did he ask you to leave? >> I said, >> Hang on. Just answer my question. Did he ask you to leave? Did they ask you to leave? Stop. Did he ask you to leave? >> So, what we're going to do >> You're not going to answer my question? >> Before I have a law- I asked for a lawyer. Are you allowed to ask me questions? >> ask you I'm not asking you anything that can be used against you because you asked to speak with me as a supervisor. Anything that you talk to me can't be used against you because you've already asked for an attorney. >> So, I asked to speak to my >> you if you want to answer questions. That's not what I asked. You can put the window up. We're done. >> There is nothing that says I could leave >> that says. Are you doing Jane Doe? >> There is nothing that says I could not >> I'm just doing Jane Doe, alias Christine Scott. >> That is my ID. >> Alias Christine Scott. >> I said, >> Put the window up. >> That is my ID. >> There's There's a ton >> that's me. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue you. >> Hey, Christine, I know you I know you got a lot of animosity and man animosity towards me. Be nice to this other gentleman, okay? >> Don't tell me what to do. >> I'm telling you to be nice. I'm ordering you to be nice. >> The suspect was charged with criminal trespassing. If you enjoyed this video, please leave a like and be sure to subscribe for more body cam footage daily. >> Mhm.