I'd like you to actually just put a bullet in like that. Right through it. Right in the center of it. Definitely >> Okay, I will let them know at the jail. >> This [ __ ] is done. I'm live. This is no live. Oh, you said you brought me to the hospital and you were pedaling versus check on me and put up Take all my blood. You can put a simple [ __ ] in my blood. >> You're not listening to me. >> God. >> You're not listening to me. If you think If you think this is bad, it'll be a thousand times worse over there. So, chill. They'll They'll >> What do you think my day is going to >> No. But, it'll get worse. They'll spray you again. They'll put cuffs on your both ankles, your wrists. They'll put a hood over your face. >> It's not happening. It's not good. >> They'll put a hood over your face. Nope. All right. >> How am I supposed to dress you? How am I supposed to dress you? And you tell me, "Just calm down. Everything will be fine." >> But, you're not. You keep screaming. >> when I calm down, what happens then? >> You keep screaming and yelling and you're not listening. >> Well, clearly you're not listening. >> Well? >> What am I supposed to be listening to these guys? >> What? Me? >> What am I supposed to be listening to? You? >> [snorts] >> Oh, by the way, >> Okay. >> There you go. >> I don't care. I'll just get somebody to come. >> Because I don't have >> want. >> I don't have any hands. >> I don't care. >> Two white males yellow shirts right now. >> Do whatever you want back there. I don't go back there. I don't care. >> This. This. This fall. This job IS SO HARD. YOU ARE NOT HERE TO protect and serve. Is that what you think you're doing? You think you're here to protect and serve? I want to freeze up. That's what I want. I want to be done. I'm done. I want you to shoot your gun in the middle of my forehead, below my brain till the back of my head. That's what I want. >> On December 4th, 2024, officers found an intoxicated woman barefoot in the backyard of a private home she had no right to be on. What followed is a textbook example of how quickly a welfare check becomes a criminal matter and how the law governs every decision along the way. >> E5 E5 E5 dispatch one. >> Got her. Oh, yeah. She She's right here. >> I can't get through there. >> I can't get through there? >> Yep. >> It's the police. What's going on? >> Hey there. >> Okay. >> What are you doing? >> [clears throat] >> What are you doing? >> Uh Trying to relax. >> Relax? Is this your house? >> Uh >> Well, so then what are you doing here? You don't know? Um you've been drinking today. Uh you're on something. Either drinking high medical you having a medical emergency? Do you need an ambulance? No? Can you stand up for me? >> Sure. >> Good. >> Can I have a cigarette for a minute? >> No, I don't have a cigarette. Why would I give you a cigarette? What do I look like? Come on. This >> That would be nice. >> No, it's Ma'am, you're not going to smoke right now. >> I am going to have a cigarette. >> You're not. Ma'am >> Um you're not going to tell me that I can't have a cigarette. >> look at me. What's your name? >> I'm going to have a cigarette. >> Ma'am, Ma'am, you're not going to smoke right now. >> help me right now. >> Well, it's not. See, I'm not going to let you have that cigarette, okay? >> Well, right now you're trespassing on someone else's property. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> So, you can either put the cigarette away in your pocket and stand up and we can walk out to the front street. >> Can I have >> Or there's an or there. Or I'm going to pick you up and drag you out there. >> You're going to pick me up like a >> No. Come on. Stand up. I'll I'll even help you up. >> No. I actually just want to go out there and I want to >> But this isn't your house. But this isn't your house. >> There are no houses anymore. >> Please. All right. There you go. That works. Perfect. Thank you. Let's walk out here. How'd you Ma'am. >> I don't have a cigarette. >> Come on. Let's walk out front. We don't want to Just We don't want to take you to jail. So, let's just walk >> I'm not going to jail. >> I know. I don't want to take you there, so let's just walk out front. >> Do you have a lighter? >> No, cuz we're not going to smoke, remember? What car did you come in? Did you drive over here? >> I'm not driving. >> You're not wearing any shoes. That's not good. Let's go. All right, come on out. Come on out front. >> I'm asking you for a lighter. >> okay, but I'm not going to give you a lighter. So, come on out Do you have somebody that can come pick you up? >> Yeah, that's my car. >> This is your car right here? >> Yes. >> But this isn't your house. >> All right, well that's my car. >> Okay, well who can come and get you? >> No one. >> Nobody? I would I would like to have somebody come pick you up, that way we wouldn't have to take you to jail. >> Why would you have to take me to jail? >> Because you're highly intoxicated, so you can't >> Am I? >> You are, so you can't drive. >> How do you know that? >> Cuz I can smell it on you. >> Well, I can [ __ ] smell it on you. >> The initial contact was a consensual encounter under the Fourth Amendment, requiring zero legal justification. But the moment she refused to leave property she did not own, the legal ground shifted. Under Florida Statute Section 810. 0.09 or Virginia Code Section 18.2 119 remaining on private property after a lawful order to leave constitutes criminal trespass. That order was not a suggestion. Her refusal converted the contact into a Terry stop authorized under Terry v. Ohio 392 US1 1968 requiring only reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime in progress. Add visible intoxication and an inability to legally drive and under Florida Statute Section 856 0.011 the officer had probable cause for a lawful arrest based on direct observation alone. No breathalyzer required. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your Now you're going to jail. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Because you didn't keep your hands to yourself. Yeah. Yes. So, that's wrong. >> Oh, this is wrong. This thing is wrong. >> Now you're going to jail. >> If an officer gives you a lawful order, then yes, you're going to jail as well. >> Okay. Why am I going to jail? >> Because that's what I'm going to put you >> I have a car right there. It's right >> It's in your pocket. Your pods, maybe you can have that. >> Yeah. Okay. >> What's wrong with you? >> All right. >> You're falling in here, stumbling out. Obviously intoxicated. Yeah, falling all over the place. I asked for directions to the building. So. I don't know what Only cuz there's a zone here. >> What? Can I please >> I got it. >> have a >> Thank you. Nope. >> No. >> I hope so. >> It is mine. >> Let me see your other pocket. What else you got in there? >> Yeah, nope. Give me that out of here. >> Oh, you're You're getting out of here. There ain't no doubt about that. Get in the back of our car. Nothing else. Stop it. Stop it. >> You better Stop. Honestly. >> You have no right You have no right >> have any stuff. >> You want me to stand on me? >> Sounds good. Let's walk over to the >> to stand on me? >> Let's walk over to the car. >> Oh, what am I doing wrong? I am trespassing on Oh, property. >> Property. >> Oh, what? This >> Two spoons. >> Oh. >> You sit on me, we're going to have issues. >> Oh. Yeah, I don't want to sit on you. >> Okay. This is your purse. >> Oh. You got a tiny little >> Yeah. I didn't I didn't know this was yours. >> Sit on you. >> Okay. >> Oh. Oh. Here we go. >> What are you doing? Just Okay. I appreciate it. >> Be nice to me. How about that? >> I am being nice to you, but you won't listen. Ma'am. >> You can be nice to me. >> Stand right here. >> How about you do this? Be nice. >> You're done. Chill. >> Am I done? >> Yeah. Please. >> Are you done? >> Okay. Stand right there. Let me move this stuff. >> Are you done? >> Face the car. >> Here. There's >> Do you have anything sharp on you that might poke, stick, or cut me? >> Um no, but I have a vehicle right there. >> Okay. We're not worried about that right now. Put your feet up on the face of the vehicle. I don't want to lean against the car. I'm trying, man. I got nothing. >> I trust you. >> I don't trust this. That's great. Stop moving. All that money is going to blow away. >> Stop moving. Stop. >> Why? >> Because I said so. Stop [ __ ] moving. >> Why? Why should I Why should I trust you? Why should I [ __ ] trust you? >> Stop. >> Why should I trust you? Yeah, these got [ __ ] D cups. >> Chill out. >> Yeah, I know I have my tits on backwards. >> Stop. You're going to get tased in 2 seconds. >> No, I know. Guess what? Nobody pees their pants when they get tased. I've seen them tased a million [ __ ] times. >> I checked her once. We can throw her in the car now. >> I'm over it. >> What do you mean? Ow. >> Okay, just have a seat in the car. >> Okay. Oh, I got stuff in every pocket. Check this. Let me get tased. >> Stop moving. >> This is funny. Oh, boatman. Hey, boatman. >> Get in the car. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. What am I doing with THIS SUPPORT? STOP. TASER. TASER. UP. >> YOU BETTER PUT YOUR feet down or you're going to get Hey, get out of here. Put your feet down or you're going to get sprayed. >> No. >> Put your feet down or you're going to get sprayed. Give me your feet right now. >> No. >> Give me your feet. >> Hell [ __ ] no. >> Give me your feet or you're going to get sprayed. >> Why the [ __ ] would I give you my feet? >> Last time. >> What? >> Got a little bit. >> Just a little bit. >> Now stick your feet out. Now stick your feet out. Cross them. Stick your feet >> Get it out of my eye. >> There you go. Hop in the air. >> My eyes hurt. >> Stick them up in the air so you can't kick ME IN THE >> [screaming] >> GOOD JOB. STICK YOUR FEET BACK OUT. STICK YOUR FEET OUT AND CROSS THEM. >> NO. >> YES. Let's try this again. >> All right. All right. Enough. >> Stick your feet out and cross them. >> Stop. >> Give me your foot. >> All right. >> Yep. >> Enough. I'm asking YOU FOR MERCY. >> STICK YOUR FEET OUT. >> MERCY. HAIL MARY, FULL OF GRACE, THE LORD is with Cross. >> Stick your feet out and cross them so you're not kicking me in the face. >> Oh god. Please. Please don't do this to me. >> Stick your feet out. >> feet out like he's asking me to. >> And cross them. Cross them. So you don't kick me in the face. >> All right. >> Please you know what those things are. >> Please believe me. Please believe >> Put your FEET OUT. >> YEAH. >> WE ARE UP THERE. YEP. >> PUT THE BABY HERE. >> CROSS THEM UP. There you go. If you're going to keep doing that, we're going to be here all day. It's going to be a long day. No. Put your feet in. We got EMS coming. They're going to wash your feet off for you. Stop moving your feet. Yep. EMS is coming. Put the back in. >> Oh, you mean around and in? >> Yep. So, it's right here. It don't want to come loose. Here you go. Here you go. >> I got it. >> Okay. I have another one there if you need it. Here you go. Good? >> For now, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Cuz I don't want her kicking them in the face either. >> Okay. >> Good? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I don't know how that happened. >> know how that happened either. >> Awesome. Well, we can always just grab the seatbelt from the other side and use that one and worry about that when you get it. >> No, I think you messed her up. >> Yep, the EMS is coming. They're going to wash your face off. >> All right. >> If you weren't trying to kick us, I'd wash it off with the hose for you, but you keep trying to kick all my officers in the face. >> All right. >> So, I'm not going to help you. >> Please. >> When you're trying to kick everybody in the face. You want me to help you, but >> I would like for you to help. >> Well, you're being mean to us. >> I'm not hurting you. >> Stop trying to take your feet out of the strap. >> All right. >> Just sit still. >> Do you see the bus? >> He's going to come wash your face off. >> Oh. >> Yep, I know. That sucks. It's not comfortable. I get it. >> Oh. God, that It hurts. >> Yeah. >> So bad. >> It does. I know it does. Believe me, I've had it done to me. They're coming. >> Please. All right. >> Stop trying to take your feet out of the strap. >> Leave your feet right there. That's why I'm not going to let you out cuz you're not listening. Leave your feet alone. You keep trying to kick everybody. All you had to do is get a ride home. I would have helped you get a ride home. But you didn't want to do that. You kept being mean to me. Yep, there you go. >> Uh-huh. >> I'll have him just >> I can't breathe. >> No, that's not the right way. >> I can't breathe. >> Who's the other guy that's getting really bad? >> Hazelton? I don't know where he went. Uh, we're trying to we're trying to figure out who she is. What's your name and birthday? >> It's not her on the passport. >> It is, but >> They don't know who she is. >> Uh, I can't find her. >> Can't find any >> Yeah, and that plate >> Where's your driver's license out of? >> You have a Florida driver's license or Virginia? >> No, sir. >> Not no driver's license? >> Please. >> Virginia? >> I'm in Virginia. I can't breathe. >> Where was your last What's your Sit down. EMS is here. Driver's license. >> Sit down. >> Virginia or Florida? >> Please. >> Sit down. >> You can breathe. You're all here. >> You can breathe just fine. >> The EMS is coming. What's your home address? Where do you live? What's your home address? >> Right here. >> What is it? What's the address? >> What's that your home address? >> What is it? >> What? What about a phone number? >> No. >> All right, well they're here. >> Please, let me out. Please, let I'm asking you. >> They're going to wipe your face off and put some water on you, I'm assuming. >> Okay. >> Trying to help you out. >> Okay. I'm fine with the water. Can you let me >> We'll have the water. >> You're not going to be coming out of the cuffs. >> I was going to, but you keep trying to kick everybody in the face. >> More than one officer. >> So, I'm not doing that. >> You kicked me. Don't call me sister. >> You're my sister. >> zero water >> Definitely not. >> Give it like 25 minutes, you'll feel better. >> Really? >> Yep. >> Okay. Spray the feet. >> It's not. >> All right, what man, what are you doing? >> What's your name? What's your name in the paperwork? No, I don't feel good. >> It is here. What's your >> I'm asking for the mercy right now. Mercy. >> I'll we'll give you mercy. That's why we're here. >> You're not giving me mercy. >> We're just waiting for the EMS to wash your face off. >> You just sprayed me. >> I know. You were kicking us. >> want to, believe me. I got some, too. >> Nash, Shaden Kaiser. >> Enough. Please. Kick call. fire department. Please. >> We got people coming. We're going to get stuff to rinse your your eyes out. >> EMS will be here in a minute. >> I don't have any water. I do it myself. While you're sitting here, can I take your blood pressure? Good with that? >> I'm not sure if the fire department is coming. >> Can you please unlock my stuff? >> No. You want to get back up in the seat so it's a little more comfortable? I'm trying to help you right now. Smells like burnt toast. >> We might be able to bring it Oh, no. We might be able to bring the seat belt around her. Her blood pressure is 120 over 80. >> Shannon, did you ever live in Michigan? >> I've never lived in Michigan. I've never >> Dude, they just left. Where the [ __ ] could they possibly be? >> What state is your driver's license out of? Minnesota. Try Minnesota. >> Minnesota. >> Well, if they don't want the car in the driveway, they're going to have to have it towed. >> Where we going to rest her and take her car? Can Can you see it? >> All right, EMS is here. All right, they'll help you out. Feel bad, but >> Unlock these. Hold on. >> All I can tell is it's in the bill. >> Please unlock this stuff. No. >> You guys got like uh sanitizing wipes or anything? >> I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. >> Well, EMS is here. >> Okay. I need to go to the hospital. >> I know. She started kicking everybody and spitting. Wouldn't put her trying to fight us. >> I'M SORRY. >> WE TOLD YOU NOT TO DO THAT. >> OW. >> SIT UP. Sit on your butt. Sit on your butt. >> I'm going to the hospital. >> I'm trying to help you. Sit. >> Just let us out of the hospital. >> Let's take her Let's take her hobble off now. >> I'm going to the hospital, please. I don't feel good. >> You're going to have to slide this way so I can get your hobble off. >> I can't slide this way. >> All right, right here. >> Help. Help. >> If you kick somebody else, you're definitely getting sprayed. >> I swear to god. >> All right. >> Why me, dude? >> We're on your side. Don't move. >> All right. >> Oh, my face. It hurts so bad. >> What's going on today? You think the jail's going to take her? >> No. >> I would spray her. >> That's a good one. >> Oh, my face. What did you say? My face hurts so bad. >> Well, you jumped out of the car under your face. >> Oh, that's cold. >> You should request the video from this one. >> All right. >> Hey, ma'am. You got to stop rolling around so EMS can help you. >> Spray something on my >> Yeah. >> Spray something on my face cuz I'm >> He's got some water. >> It hurts so bad. >> She was drunk laying in the backyard. So, we walked her out here. Even though she wasn't really happy about that. >> Yeah, we saw her walking. >> Yeah. So, we were walking around there and then she just started being combative. Started trying to hit officers, kicked one, she kicked the sergeant over here, spitting. She hit me in the chest. So, at that point she was under arrest. >> to lean that way. >> I'm going to call cuz she kicked me in the >> She's kicking everybody, so we sprayed her. She didn't I told her I was going to like four times. She didn't believe me. >> to keep your >> Keep your head to the side so that the water line >> I was Well, I didn't want to. >> three-room >> I didn't know you were a walker, too. >> I didn't want to. I was trying to avoid all this. My The first option I gave her was a >> is temporary. It's not going to be there. >> have some in my mouth. >> Woah. >> Please >> Um >> Do I please >> I was just trying to get her a ride home. I asked, you know, who can we call to come pick you up? She didn't like that option. >> Let's sit up. Watch your head. Watch your head. Watch your >> Yeah, stop hitting your head on stuff. Okay, you have to take her Can you take the cuffs off? Or I'll do I'll do it. >> have her stand up in the seat? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, once we stand her up. >> Yeah, that's That was the plan. >> All right. >> Watch your head. >> We're going to try to get you >> You're already hitting it. Yeah. On the floor. >> We're going to get you out of here. >> They're going to put you Do you want the the stretcher or do you want to stand up? >> We have to stand up so we have >> Do you want to back up and take them off? >> Okay. >> Yes, we have more water for you. >> All right, let's sit down. >> Don't let me do anything stupid. >> This is Clint Kenny. >> I'm asking for some water. >> Clint Kenny. >> Come on, dude. >> Thanks for the >> We got to get you situated first, okay? >> Put your Pick your feet up on the bed. >> There you go. >> Sit down and have some water. All right, put your arm down. Put some water on my back. >> Put your leg down for me. Put this leg down. >> Okay. >> No, down. Put your leg down. >> Put your leg down. I need some water. >> All right, there you go. Lower it all the way. >> We're going to get you set up this way till we get you all set up, all right? >> Don't touch me. >> I will not. >> It's Captain Squirted on your face. There you go. You and you can use use the towel. Yeah, water towel. My 10-15 >> Hurts. >> Oh, okay. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Come on. Let's go, sis. That would be a nice way to practice something. Keep going. It's okay. Everything is going to be okay. That would be a nice way to practice something. So, what am I being arrested for? Poor battery and a lot of poor Okay, and when did I batter anybody? >> When we were at the other house. >> Keep walking. >> Okay, wait. Let me move that. >> I know you don't >> No, please don't push push >> Sit down. >> Let me hold on. Let me Let me check this thing. >> I don't know why my seatbelt is acting like this. How long am I going to be in jail? >> I have no idea. >> Hopefully not long. >> It's going to be a question to ask the deputies. We don't determine bond or anything like that. That's a That's going to be a question for you at the jail. >> my purse. >> Take a seat. >> You've got no money. >> Sit down. All right, scoot your butt in. >> Can you just give me a >> breath >> Okay. Scoot your butt in. >> fresh air before I have you go in here. Do you understand? I'm asking >> I'll put the window down. >> He's going to put the window down, but we need to get you in the car first. Sit down. >> the window down. >> Sit down. >> So, you have a >> I really hate having my hands like this. >> I know. Everybody does. You have to put your feet out. >> Feet out. Give me your feet. What? No. No, we're not doing that. No. >> I'm going to take >> I am not doing that. >> I'm going to take >> I am not doing that. >> feet out here. If you can. >> Trust me. You've already got me. >> I don't HAVE A CHOICE. I KNOW. >> THIS IS NOT FUN. >> I KNOW. >> YOU HAVE NO YOU BROKE my nose. What are you doing? Yeah. LET GO. LET GO. STOP. >> NO. >> STOP. SIT FORWARD. RELAX. >> OH. >> RELAX. >> OKAY. Got it. You got me. >> Super >> It's about time now, [ __ ] >> Stop. It's not going to reach. Wow. You got me real good. >> Once she began kicking, the use of force analysis falls squarely under Graham v. Connor, 490 U.S. 386, 1989. The Supreme Court held that force must be judged as objectively reasonable from the officer's on-scene perspective, not in hindsight. The three Graham factors, severity of the crime, immediate threat, and active resistance, were all simultaneously present. The use of two officers and OC spray was within the legal range. OC deployment specifically required verbal warnings when feasible, as established in Deorle v. Rutherford, 272 F.3d 1272 2001. Multiple warnings were given on camera before the spray was used. That documented warning sequence is legally protective for the officers. The hobble restraint that followed is lawful, but carries a positional asphyxia risk that mandates continuous monitoring regardless of how combative the subject is. EMS was called immediately, satisfying the duty of care under City of Revere v. Massachusetts General Hospital, 463 U.S. 239 1983. Identity questions during booking carry no Miranda obligation under Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada, 542 U.S. 177 2004. Booking questions and custodial interrogations are legally distinct categories. The most serious legal issue in this footage is what happened after she was secured. She made explicit, repeated statements asking to be shot. Under Florida statute section 394.463, the Baker Act, officers have a mandatory obligation to initiate emergency psychiatric evaluation when a person in custody expresses specific Referring it to jail is the legal floor, not the ceiling. And the 14th Amendment's substantive due process clause makes that distinction enforceable in civil court. The lead officer receives a B. His early attempts to resolve the situation without arrest, including offering to arrange a ride home, reflect sound judgment. His use of force was incremental, warned, and proportional under Graham. The grade drops from the top because the mental health response to explicit suicidal ideation needed formal documentation and a clearer protocol decision than what appears on camera. The subject receives a C+. Distress is context, not a legal defense. Under Florida statute section 784. 0.07 intentional contact with an officer during lawful duties is a felony. Her sentence 48 months probation and 50 hours community service was lenient relative to the charge. The department receives a B- solid tactical and EMS response lessened by the absence of a documented mental health protocol for a subject expressing suicidal intent in custody. >> So and good now. Why don't you just Pull it out. Got it. Pull it out. Pull it out of my head. You Stop. [ __ ] hurt. >> Oh, I got to show you the knee. >> Did it get you good or what? >> I broke my nail. >> No. >> It hurts. >> You didn't need that now. You didn't need it anyways, yeah. >> Stop. These cuffs are too tight. THESE CUFFS ARE TOO TIGHT. >> OKAY. >> They're ruining my nerves. Do you understand me? They're too tight. Why do YOU NEED CUFFS ON ME? WHY DO YOU HAVE MY LEFT SIDE my whole body tied. Why do you need cuffs on me? I don't understand that. >> It's the rule. >> It's the rules? >> Mhm. >> All right, 12:44. Call my mother. >> Who's your mom? >> Call my mom. >> What's her name? >> No. Just call her. Do you understand what that does? Do you understand what that does? Do you? Do you honestly understand what that does? It is traumatic. You have a You have a shitty job. >> I agree. >> Why on earth would you want to CALL GUYS PEOPLE ALL day when you could be helping people? >> Sorry. >> Do that. Do that instead. GO DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT. GO DO SOMETHING IMPORTANT. HONESTLY. >> I'm not I'm not disagreeing with you. >> It's embarrassing. >> I'm not disagreeing with you. >> It's embarrassing. Go do something different. >> If you stop yelling, I'll put the window down for you. So you can go >> out of it? >> No, I'm sorry. But if you stop yelling, I'll put it down for you. >> Okay. >> If you >> Actually, you know what? You know what I'd like right now? I'd like a [ __ ] cigarette. >> I know. But but you can't smoke in here. So but if you stop yelling, I'll I'll put the window down for >> smoke in here. I can't do anything. I'm just repeating patterns. >> Well, if you stop yelling, I'll put the window down. >> [ __ ] And great. Here we go. >> Do you want >> out of these? Help. >> Do you want me to put the window down? >> What? >> Do you want me to put the window down? >> I don't care. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Go ahead. >> You have to stop yelling. >> I'd like you to actually just put a bullet in my right through it. Right in the center of it. Definitely. >> Okay, I will let them know at the jail. >> This [ __ ] is done. Life. This is no life. Oh, so you brought me to the hospital and you had all the nurses check on me put a Take all my blood. They didn't put a needle [ __ ] thing in my blood. >> You're not listening to me. You're not listening to me. If you think If you think this is bad, it'll be a thousand times worse over there. So, chill. They'll They'll >> Who took my diarrhea medicine? >> No. But it'll get worse. They'll spray you again. They'll put cuffs on your both ankles, your wrists. They'll put a hood over your face. >> It's happening right now. >> They'll put a hood over your face. All right. >> How am I supposed to dress you? How am I supposed to dress you? And you told me just calm down. Everything will be fine. >> But you're not. You keep screaming. >> when I calm down, what happens then? >> You keep screaming and yelling and you're not listening. >> Well, clearly I'm not listening. >> Well? >> What am I supposed to be listening to? >> Me. >> What am I supposed to be listening to? You? >> [snorts] >> Oh, by the way. >> Okay. >> There you go. >> I don't care. I'll just get somebody to come. Do whatever you want. I don't care. Do whatever you want back there. I don't go back there. I don't care. >> This. This. This is [ __ ] This government sick. Ugh. You are not here to protect and serve. Is that what you think you're doing? Do you think you're here to protect and serve? Freeze, though. That's what I want. I want to be shot. I'm done. I want you to get shot in the middle of my forehead. The lobe of my brain to the back of my That's what I want. I do not want to do this anymore. I am tired. I am a >> Every encounter like this one carries lessons that go beyond the specific facts. This case delivers five of them. Here is what the law teaches when you strip away the noise. Lesson one. A consensual encounter requires no suspicion, but the moment you are on property, you have no right to be on, and you refuse to leave, you have created a statutory basis for arrest. Walking away early is always the legally sound choice. Lesson two. Verbal warnings before less lethal force are a constitutional requirement under Deorlie v. Rutherford, not a professional courtesy. If warnings are skipped when they were feasible, the force deployment becomes legally exposed regardless of the resistance level. Lesson three. Booking questions carry no Miranda protection. Hiibel settled that in 2004. Refusing to identify yourself during a lawful stop does not protect your rights. In most states, it creates additional criminal liability. Know the difference between a booking question and an interrogation. Lesson four. Suicidal statements in custody trigger a mandatory legal duty under the Baker Act and its state equivalents. When a person in handcuffs expresses specific intent to die, the department's duty of care obligation activates immediately. Documentation, referral, and appropriate placement are required responses, not optional ones. Lesson five. Active physical resistance is the most consequential decision a subject can make during an arrest. It raises the legal ceiling for force, layers felony charges on top of the original offense, and eliminates any goodwill the officers had extended. Here, it turned a potential ride home into a felony conviction. If this breakdown was useful, drop a comment with any interaction or legal topic you want us to cover next. Subscribe to our channel, hit the thumbs up, and we will see you in the next one.