Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Don't you bite me. >> I DIDN'T BITE YOU. >> Don't bite me. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> You're just trying TO BITE ME. >> MY GOD. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET SPRAYED IN TWO SECONDS. >> OH MY GOD. WHY ARE YOU doing this to me? Why are you doing this to me? WHAT DID I DO? >> AM I? >> WHAT DID I do? What did I do? ALLISON, YOU DID THIS TO ME. THIS IS YOUR FAULT. >> STOP. >> I didn't do What did I do? Read me my rights. Read me my rights. They're going to kill the >> On May 13th, 2022 in Florida, a bar disturbance call ended with a woman in handcuffs, a hobble restraint, and three criminal charges, including a felony. None of it was inevitable. >> Yeah. All y'all come here. >> That's Wait, that's unnecessary. >> Yeah, I've got nothing. >> It is complete miscommunication and misunderstanding. >> Hey, Jeff, she just got in that car. I just got to talk to her. She's part of it. I was detect at the bar. You can pull the cameras. >> Okay. What's going on down there? >> There. This this security guard, I don't know if he's a security guard or not. >> Okay. >> Started yelling at one of my friends. >> Okay. >> Because she's trying to take a picture by uh a vending machine. I don't know what it was. >> Okay. >> He started yelling her in Spanish and I spoke to him in Spanish. I said, "Hey, you don't have to speak to her in that in that tone." >> Your friend is the girl in the beige. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And then a bartender from the building. Uh-huh. >> All right. >> Came out and said, "You don't have to speak to him." Hey, look. He's speaking to my friend. >> Yeah. >> She's taking a picture by the vendor. She I don't know. >> Okay. >> Anyway, we left. She said, "Hey, you get in my face one more time and I'mma hit you." >> The bartender. >> The bartender? Yeah. This is my bar. This is my bar. >> Yeah. She's all dramatic. >> Yeah. So, she's at the door pushing me out on us. So, I'm like, "Hey, don't talk to me like that." And she pushes me out and she I mean into the street. >> So, this guy's I'm calling you guys. I'm like, "Hey, what are you doing? I was hit first." Yeah. >> I was attacked. I'm walking away video. I'm suing you. I'm suing you. I'm suing you. >> Like, >> so if we're being real, if we have to bring police into it, she's 100% following her first. >> I'm from [ __ ] gone. And we're out of state. >> They're out of state. They I flew them down to visit. >> Now, I know how Jimmy girls are. I know the bartenders. I know Marushi that called the other girl bartender. No, it was nice to take care of >> but this is their turn off. It's turned off. >> I'm familiar with it. It's just my luck on my car. My >> She was attacked. >> But I can't I can't get home without it. >> But what is she supposed to do? She's being attacked. She >> down there. I have no like I can go. >> I didn't do anything when I started home without my phone. >> We're going to go back. We're going to go back. >> Yeah. >> We just We just need her to calm down. >> Megan >> because she's going to get herself in more trouble. >> All right, I'll go down. >> Yeah. So, she >> This is crazy. >> Did she get kicked out or something? >> No. No, she is the one that was taking the picture by the venue machine or some type of screen. She was trying to request a song from the the juke box >> and then the DJ was like, "Is you want to try?" It was just silly. And she made >> the guy that started yelling her was sitting on top of some type of wall the whole time we were there. Okay. >> And when she started, she he jumped down and started flashing a flashlight at her, speaking to her in Spanish. I'm like, "Can I see your phone?" >> Yeah. >> I can't get home without my ID. And my ID's in the back of my phone. >> Is it over there? >> I don't know. It's turned off. like I feel like someone might have taken it and turned it off. >> That's when I stepped in cuz I speak the language and I'm like >> what was he saying? Was he being was he being >> Yes. He was like you know in Spanish I but in English he was like hey mother don't do that and like flashing his flashlight and I'm I speak the language so I understand. I'm like >> are you okay? >> No, I'm fine physically. I'm I mean she hit me but >> Yeah. All right. >> Whatever. I don't I don't care about that. Oh, we care about that. >> Yeah, I know. But I don't care about that. I hear you. >> I just She's emotionally unstable >> with with her cuz she's emotional. What happened with her? Did Did she get hit or was it just Were you the only one? >> It was just me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, the guy through the woman over there showed me by throwing a drink. >> The shorter one of the three. The blonde right here had nothing to do with any of it. And then the shorter one of the two threw a drink in her face and then pushed her back >> and she didn't know what was coming next and she just defended herself. >> Okay. >> Um but they they also she was screaming at him. She was >> very violent the entire time and she was just trying to get her out of the club and candidly after her first person was left out of the club, she became even more irate and then became combative. And then when she advised her very peacefully to leave the pl the the restaurant, she then became even more combative, started screaming at her at her face and then threw a drink in her face, pushed her back, and then the three girls there all started attacking her at the same time. And >> the bartender ever hit anybody first. So, no. Okay. The first So, again, I'm a almost an elected official, but I mean, um, Johnny, my best friend, so I could go through. >> I just want to know what happened here. >> Yeah. No, I'm just just from my authenticity. Um, she threw the drink at her. She pushed her and then she swung at her and she started to protect herself. She pushed her away and then all three girls attacked her physically. >> Okay. Let me talk to the manager. Let me talk to >> Are you the one that got hit? Correct. >> Let me talk to you over here. >> I'm the manager of the building. >> Give me one sec. Right. >> Okay. >> My bouncer calls me over because these girls are slamming on my um my juke boxing. >> Okay. >> Okay. It's not working. They're belligerent. Okay. I went up to the one girl. I'm like, "Listen, we can't do this." She's like, "We're just taking a picture. He's got a problem." I'm like, "Listen, we're closing. Let's just close your tabs." The one girl left peacefully. No problem. >> Is that the one that came back? The blonde one? >> The blonde? >> Okay. >> She left peacefully. Now she's back looking for her phone. Although she hit me three times, so I'd like her off my property and check. Okay. >> Um, and I get she's just jumping in with her friends, but at the end of the day, I asked that girl nicely, "You need to please leave the bar. We're done. You don't have a tab. We're closed. I've got to go." Um, at that point, she threw a drink in my face. >> Can I just speak with her, please? >> Sure. >> Please don't let her lie. Who? >> Me? >> Don't worry about that. >> Whatever. She's a problem every night. She's here, too. But that's his size point. So, I literally The girl throws a drink in my face. >> Which one did that? >> Um the one of the little Spanish ones over there. Um I think the girl with the shorter hand maybe. I don't know. I would be able to tell you if I saw them. She threw a drink in my face. She swung at me. >> So, I'm going to defend myself and push her out the door. Yeah, she hit me dead in my face. You see it? >> Like she hit me um scratched me and then the three of them jumped on top of me >> and that's when the boys all came out and tried to break it up. >> Okay. Do you want to press charges? >> I absolutely do. And I want all three of them trespass for the rest of the eternity. >> Okay. >> Please >> give me give me a second. We're going to have another officer come down here probably take a sworn statement from you and all. We just need to figure out who saw it and who wants to be 100%. Let me talk to you real quick. >> The first legal question is whether officers had authority to hold her. Under Terry versus Ohio 1968. A brief investigative stop is lawful when officers possess reasonable, articulable suspicion that a crime has occurred. A complaining witness had reported a battery and identified the group at the scene that satisfies the standard. Florida codified that same authority in Florida statutes section 9001.151. The detention was lawful. That is the starting point for everything that followed. >> Constitutional right when you can just get out the car. >> I won't ask you I won't ask you anything. You don't have to answer. All right. >> It sounds like they're trying to arrest >> Oh my god. Get off your phone. Get off your phone, please. >> No, I'm I'm recording this because I don't cuz it sounds like I was accosted when I did the irresponsible, which was ordering an Uber. >> Megan, >> which is what Uber no point of ordering an Uber at my Uber driver. >> You're being disrespectful cuz now he's trying to talk to megan. Listen to me. He has a I have a job. You have a job. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Okay. >> I don't care if I'm happy. Stop interrupting. >> I don't care if you record me. >> Good. I respect I don't care if you recorded. Listen, you shouldn't >> I understand. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> They just want to know. >> Can you hang out with them for more words than I am? >> My pleasure. >> They're speaking more words than I am. >> Can you just do just do me a favor and can you grab their like their 14 real quick? Can I just grab your all's >> name info? >> Do you want my ID? Absolutely. I love your idea. >> Can we just Can we just go home along and go home? >> I just found the perfect wedding dress and I'm just trying to go home. >> Let's just make sure there's nothing. >> You're ruining the night more because you're being extra dramatic right now. You are. You are. >> If you can just get out of the car and go to the side, we can be quiet and everything. >> Apparently the bartender doesn't want to bartender. >> You realize we were not there. >> Yeah. >> We're just trying to We're just trying to figure out what's going on. No, >> all security guy was the guy that called y'all. It's just like you're just checking my ID. >> No, that's all. Ignore her. Listen to me. >> That's all. Well, I've never >> The little security guy thing. >> You're not in trouble today. Is >> she get in trouble? >> Listen. >> The little security guard was the one that called you guys. >> Was the one that >> That's it. >> The reason why we're here is because the one said girl said that you guys tried to jump her. Oh, well I wasn't in there. So that's why we're here. She had No, excuse me. She had all her and her waiters. I'm just trying to explain to her why we're all here. >> Girl, the bartender that attacked me. >> That's why we're all here. >> When did she attack? I didn't see I wasn't there. >> Yeah, exactly. Thank you. >> We're not saying we weren't here. So, we're just trying to figure out this honestly. >> Listen, Natal, you didn't see it, but I'm trying to get you out of the car, but you want to be difficult. Natalyia was attacked. Just stop. >> I believe she was attacked. I agree. >> Then get out of the car and let them do their job. Natalya was attacked. She is the victim. She didn't do anything. >> But you're being dramatic. >> I agree. But I I >> Let the Uber guy go. >> He's got >> We got to go. Agree with him. He's got to go. We got to go. >> You got to go. Let's get another one. >> I don't have to. >> Your group is this way. >> Dude, just let me Your group is this way. You need to is going to kick her out. The problem is >> Yeah. The problem is he's going to kick her out and then if she doesn't get out, he's going to ask us to get her out and then if she doesn't get out, she's definitely >> Yeah. Yeah. We don't want to We're not trying to make it worse than We're not trying to make it worse. >> I just don't trust it. >> I'm looking out for myself here and I'm respecting myself, which is that's my right as an American, which I'm sure you guys understand. >> You know, I just don't want you to make it worse than it has to be. >> There's no I'm not making it worse. Um, I'm listening to myself and I know my rights. Just so you guys are aware, I understand. I understand and I know my rights and I know you guys know that I know and understand my rights and I I'm I'm I'm glad that they feel however way they feel. But you guys know that I do know I before any I'm going to listen and honestly he's lo he's going to lose his job. But he did himself against >> Uber guys going to lose his job. I just know you're used to deal with this. So, just we're trying. We're trying. >> No problem. Like I said, I just don't want I don't want her to make it worse than it's got to be. >> I got it. I will try to buffer that. >> I will try to buffer that. >> I'm No, I'm just I'm just so >> obvious I'm just I'm just trying to get >> aggressive. If any of y'all can just give us a ride in >> Maybe she's the one that Where's she going? >> I don't know. >> Megan. >> Megan. >> I can't have you walking away. I might have nothing to do with this. >> I'M TRYING TO GO HOME AND YOU'RE MAKING THINGS MORE DIFFICULT. You just DON'T REALIZE THAT. >> YOU guys understand why? We're trying to get you guys a ride home. >> Let her go because they're asking >> I don't need any right. >> She's got nothing to do with it. I was the one attacked. >> I understand that. But we lose someone. That's an issue. She can get attacked if she walks away. I understand. But let her go over there. >> I don't need this. >> How far were you guys from? 5 minutes. I live on >> emotional. But I'm not a turn. You want to just give them a ride? >> Yeah. >> Hey. Hey. I got you. >> Hey, come here. >> I had nothing to do with this. Why would I hurt? >> Why would I get involved? >> I'm not. But that's your problem. I had nothing to do with it. I don't have to talk to y'all. >> You don't have to talk. >> I don't I don't You're being like very >> You can't You can't leave yet. >> My I'm sorry, but my my brother-in-law is in your is in your NYPD. He actually died. >> Are you recording? >> I No, I'm not recording right now. And guess what? >> Because why would I need to? You can't leave yet. >> I can I can do whatever I want. This is America. >> No. Come back here. >> What? >> Megan. >> Megan, why can't I leave? >> Don't make me grab you. >> Why? What? What am I? What am I doing to break the law? >> You're You're resisting. >> Now I'm recording. How am I resisting? We're resisting what? >> What am I resisting? >> I'm telling you to stay cuz we're conducting an investigation and you're walking away. >> You will listen. Look at me. Look at me and not him. >> You will be arrested. Stop. Stop. This is not Virginia. This is Florida. YOU WILL BE ARRESTED. YOU ARE A DETAINE. You aren't listen. You are walking away from an investigation. Therefore, you no because it's in your world. You think you're in Virginia. You're not. And you will be in jail. >> Think about your job. Think about your husband, your career. It is not worth it for you being drunk and stupid and not paying attention, thinking you think you know your rights. It's different in every state. So, please haven't been read to me yet. >> Walk back. >> I'm not going to ask you questions, but you have to stay here. >> You just have to stay with us. Just stop. >> Is it worth it? Why? I'm an Americ 5 minutes away from here. We could just take them to where they're going so they can all go to sleep and call the night. >> Oh, they just want what? Trespasses or >> I I think so. before you left. I haven't gotten to the bottom of it, but I'm just saying >> cuz this chick's going to probably give every >> Megan, just stop. >> Shut up. >> What is wrong with you? >> Shut up. >> Okay, you're pissing me off. I'm trying to talk to you. >> I know this is pissing off. >> Hey, hold on. Hold on. Anyway, listen. >> Let me Let me explain this. I just explained this to you. >> That makes sense. >> Right now, we are investigating something. You are not free to leave. If you do walk off, >> let's just listen. Okay. >> Okay. If you walk off and you don't listen to us, >> you will go to jail. >> Why? >> Cuz you're walking. >> You are not free to leave. Because we are investigating a crime. >> What are you investigating? What >> I've already explained this to you and you're not from Let me LET ME SHUT UP. STOP. Stop it. Stop it. Stopgan Megan. Just stop. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. >> Go for it. Go for it. You're being ADHD. You're letting You're letting your disability CONTROL. >> NO ONE HAS READ ME MY Miranda rightites. This is against the law. >> They did tell you. Then you keep talking. We're not asking you. We're not asking questions about We don't need to read your Miranda because you're >> actually No. Miranda Racer being written to me all the time. I'm on a Netflix show with Pearl Williams >> and his cousin was just murdered. Oh my god. What? >> The subject repeatedly demanded her Miranda rights. Miranda versus Arizona 1966 requires a rights advisement only before custodial interrogation. Both conditions must be met simultaneously. The person must be in custody and officers must intend to question her about a crime. A Terry stop satisfies neither. Officers were asking for identification, not questioning her about the battery. Miranda was not triggered. Officers were correct every time they declined to read those rights. Her refusal to accept that answer is precisely what turned a routine stop into a physical confrontation. When she began walking away, officers warned her clearly, "Leave and you will be arrested." Under Florida statutes section 9001.151, a detained person does not have the right to walk away from an active investigation. Continuing to move after that warning, cross the threshold for obstruction. Florida statutes section 843.02 defines resisting without violence as a firstderee misdemeanor. The physical struggle that followed changed that entirely. >> What law have I broken? What law have I broken? What law did I break? What did I break? >> Stop. What is this? >> I'm not resist. >> You need to chill is what you need to do. >> Oh my god. >> Like you're talking yourself into going to jail, but you don't have to. I've explained this to you several times. >> On the ground. >> Get up. >> Can you stand up? Stop. Stop being such a You're awake. Stop. Just get up. >> I don't. >> Yeah, I know. I'm perfectly so >> Stop. Stop with the acting. Just can you be >> I'm not acting. >> Your friends are even telling you your friends are screaming at you to stop. Lol. >> All right. You think it's funny, but it's not funny. That's why your friends are yelling at you. >> Thank you guys. It's your fault. >> Come on. >> Just walk. Just walk, please. Just walk on the ground. It's your fault. >> Why are you falling on the ground? Get up. >> You're reading me my rights. Read me your rights. My rights haven't been written. My rights have What did I do? What did I do? >> Now you're under arrest. >> What did I do? >> You rapist. What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? >> What did I do? >> Are you going to stand up like a woman? >> What did I do? >> What did I do? What did I just Look at >> What did I do right now? Tell me what you want to do with everybody. >> What did I do? >> What did I do? Tell me. >> Yeah. Well, we we got to deal WITH THIS NOW. JUST GO OVER THERE. >> What did I do? What did I do? >> You're under You're under arrest. >> What did I do right now? You're under arrest. >> For what? For what? >> Okay, hold on. >> For what? >> It's called obstruction. Resisting arrest. >> No, but for what? Why was I being arrested to you five times? >> You haven't told me what I was arrested for. You haven't read me my rights, my Miranda. >> I don't need to read you your rights. I'm not asking you any question. It's required for you. >> I'm not asking YOU ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ANY CRIME. >> WHY? This is insane, bro. >> Stand up. Stop being such a drama queen. Stand up. >> Hang on. Let's get her. >> I'm not being a drama queen. I'm on a Netflix show. >> I'm actually signed to Williams label. >> Wait, what did I do to you guys? >> I'm dealing with it. >> Why? Why are you guys doing this? Is insane. You guys KNOW HOW BAD >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> Don't you bite me. >> I DIDN'T BITE YOU. >> Don't bite me. >> Why are you doing this? >> You're just trying to BITE ME. >> MY GOD. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET A SPRAY. >> OH MY GOD. WHY ARE YOU DOING this to me? >> Why are you doing this to me? WHAT DID I DO? >> DAMN. >> WHAT DID I DO? What did I do? ALISON, YOU DID THIS to me. THIS IS YOUR FAULT. >> STOP. >> I didn't do What did I do? Read me my rights. read me my rights. THEY'RE GOING TO KILL THE >> tried to tried to bite. >> No, I didn't. I didn't try to bite anyone. You're making that up. >> I'm scared. ALISON, I'M SCARED. THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL ME. ALISON, I CAN'T [screaming] BREATHE. ALISON, THEY'RE GRINDING ME INTO THE GROUND. ALISON, they're trying to kill me. ALISON, [screaming] they're trying to kill me. Alison, I can't breathe. ALISON, NATALIA, THEY'RE CHOKING ME OUT. I CAN'T BREATHE. Oh my god, they're going to me. ALISON. ALISON, they're trying to kill me. Alison, they're trying to Alison. ALISON. [screaming] ALISON, WHY? I DIDN'T BREAK WHEN DID I BREAK THE LAW? TELL ME when I broke the law. >> Relax. >> Tell me when I broke the law. Tell me when I broke the law. >> Explain either. >> No, you have not. >> You haven't. When When did I break the law? I still have not heard. >> When have I broke the law? >> When did I break the law? >> Right now, you're being disorderly. >> No, but that's not the law. The law doesn't say I have to be loyal to you. I make more money than all y'all. >> Who cares about that matter? The law? >> You think I care about how much money I make? >> No, I know you don't. I know you don't. But do But do you care about following the law? Do you care about following the law? Does the law matter to you? >> DOES THE LAW MATTER TO YOU? >> Does What law did I break? >> What law did I break? >> What law did I break? >> Explain it to me several times. >> No, you have not. You have not said anything. You have not told me one time. >> What law I've broken? >> Okay. It's all on camera. >> What law have I broken? I'm allowed to drink. This is the United States of America. Everyone's allowed to drink alcohol. >> Yes, ma'am. I haven't done anything. >> What law did I break by saying that I didn't want to talk to you guys? And I was literally in an Uber. Y'all accosted me in the middle of an Uber. Pulled my ass out of the Uber for no reason. My Uber was a black guy who was terrified of y'all and literally said, "Girl, I'm so sorry. Can you listen to yourself? >> I GOT TO YEAH, I am listening to myself. Can you listen to yourself right now? Cuz you don't know who I am. Should we get a hobble? >> I know you don't care. I know you don't care. It's so embarrassing and unfortunate for you. >> Unfortunately, it's just part of the job. >> I know you're trying to kill me. >> Yeah, >> y'all are trying to kill me. >> Hold on. I got to I'm going have to Okay. >> Alison, they're trying to kill me. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Alison, they're trying to kill me. Alison, they're trying to kill me. >> Hang on. I just broken the wall. This is your fault. This is your fault. She's pinching me. I can't. Okay. >> I didn't I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. Alison, >> Alison, I haven't. >> She's bit me. >> I know. >> Yeah, I'm good. But >> come on. Over here. >> We got to do something with her. >> We got to get her in the house. >> This is because I didn't react. You're believing them. gear for >> Yeah, we got the hob. We got the hob on right now. Huh? >> Give me some room. >> Somebody Somebody Okay, we're going to flip you over. Excuse me. Stop fighting. >> I'm not fighting. >> Secure her hand. I'm going to give you SOME ZIP TIES. >> ALISON, YOU'RE TRYING to breathe. ALISON, IF I NEVER >> I can't breathe. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. [screaming] >> I THOUGHT YOU WERE GOING TO LIVE. ALISON, IF I right now, YOU'RE GOING TO NEVER [screaming] >> YOU NEED to stop screaming. Stop screaming. >> This is insane. I didn't break one law. >> Stop screaming. >> I didn't break one law. >> That's all right. >> Y'all are murderers. Free me my rights. I got >> my LEGS >> I got in my >> small. >> My dad sucked in the Navy. >> I can't chains on you. >> You're not my friend. You know, you guys talk to her from here. >> Hey, she says that she can probably get her to calm down. Talk to her from here. >> Focus. Look at me. I'm approaching. >> God, you're >> I'm approaching. Okay. >> Okay. >> Please look at me. >> I'm so You're doing this. I didn't break the law. I asked them what I did. What did I do? >> This is against the law. >> Hey. Hey. Hey, >> Alison. Look at me. to breathe. >> You know what? LISTEN, >> ALISON, I CAN'T BREATHE. LOOK AT my look at my wrist. >> Look at my wrist. Look at my >> But you know what? You can breathe once you just >> I can't breathe. >> You can breathe. >> No, I can't. I haven't done anything. >> Listen, >> watch when I calm down. Watch. Sh. >> You know, calm down. They're going to start using up. >> It is. >> Watch when I calm down. Watch this. >> Listen. Jesus is with you, right? >> Listen, no, you're not. I'm with you. Nah's with you. Jesus is with you. We got to calm down. Look at me. Breathe. >> That's fine. >> They're trying to break my ankles right now. >> Let's break through our nose. Let's >> sh Let's breathe in. >> Listen, let's we're going to do it together. Ready? One, two, three. >> Goodbye. >> All right. You're killing your friend, >> right? You know, if I die, if if I'm not going to be with you anymore, I let me have these last moments with you. Ready? Breathe. >> She got me right to me. Together. Together. Okay. 1 2 3 You know what? I'm I'm your only hope right now. So, please look at me and to get standing up. We got to get you. We have to get your medical attention. They want to see you. Okay. And they're afraid that your mind has taken over your body. >> No. No. Listen. Listen. Look at me. >> I do. I do. >> You have not done Listen. You have not. And you know what? Listen. >> Is that against the law? >> You're not. But you know what? No, >> but apparently >> the alcohol has taken a negative effect. The alcohol has taken a negative effect. So, let me just >> actually What was the negative? What? What did that go? You know what? They're starting to let go because you're calming down a little. So, just stay up. >> Let's sit up. Okay. I'm right here. >> I would say that they 100%. >> I'm right here. I'm right here. We're helping you up. We're helping you get 1 2 3 up. 1 2 3 up. We're doing okay. >> We're doing okay, right? >> Thank you so much. >> Look at me. No one's around you but me. Me and Natala. No one is around you but me. Okay. At the at the listen, at the end of the day, if you think they're your enemy, they want to help me. They don't want to see you like this. Listen, you can roll your eyes. >> I'm sorry. I'm extreme pain. I completely understand. >> And I'm about to My circulation is cut off. >> Who's here with you? >> I've never ever with you here. >> More solidified than ever. >> I'm with you here. So, let's breathe. Okay. Ready? >> Sorry. You want her to just >> Six times he's tried to explain it to you and you won't get your >> You won't even let me speak. >> You will not stop talking. That is the issue. That's what has >> Oh my god. >> No. I'm like literally wondering like what did I do to be arrested right now? >> Cuz you bought you were the one who bought she fought with the the girl at the bar. So why isn't she in the cuffs instead of me? I think >> No, I would like to know. >> I think But actually, I didn't even drink. >> Remember, remember what happened? >> This is what happened. >> I'm shocked. >> This is what's happening again. Remember, let's let him talk to us. Okay, let's be quiet for a second. Just hear him out. >> All right, I understand you now. >> All right, you can go. You don't need to help. >> I'm good. >> Kaylin, come look at this. No one has run me, right? >> Kaylin, look. I can't even stand. Guys, do me a favor. Turn around. >> Where's my bag? Where's my bag? >> Look, she has it. Look at her. She has it. >> She has it. She >> Well, she just sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Megan, sit down over here. >> Megan, you have to sit down. >> Why do I have to do that? >> Sit down. So they can check you out. Sit down. Pull back. >> Why? Why? Read me my rights. >> Again. My rights have not been read to me. >> HEY, EVERYONE. MY RIGHTS HAVE NOT BEEN read to me. >> Put your head down. Push your head down. Oh, my rights have You're going to break my neck. >> You're going to break my neck. You have My rights HAVE NOT BEEN READ. MY RIGHTS have not been read. Why are you my rights? >> We will soon as we get to the hospital. Okay. >> Why? Why do I need to go to the hospital? >> Sit down. What? I was going to say you don't. >> She's going to have >> But why? But why? Why? For drinking alcohol. >> Stand up. >> They're not trying. They won't regret. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. My friends will never >> sit and wrap if we can. >> Yo, she's up. She's up. She's up already. >> An officer stated on camera that the subject attempted to bite during the restraint under Florida statute section 843.01. Resisting with violence is a thirdderee felony. A bite constitutes doing violence to the person of an officer within the meaning of the statute. One act, one second converted this from a misdemeanor stop into a felony charge. Force is evaluated under Graham versus Connor, 1989. The standard is objective reasonleness from the officer's perspective at the moment of decision. The subject was on the ground actively resisting and had allegedly attempted to bite. The hobble restraint under those conditions was proportionate. That is what the law requires. One officer told her she was letting her disability control her. That comment served no tactical purpose and had no place in that situation. It reflects a failure in professional communication that proper training should prevent. She was charged with battery disorderly conduct under Florida Statutes Section 877.03 and resisting with violence under Florida Statutes Section 843.01. She entered a pre-trial diversion program relative to a felony conviction. That outcome was fortunate. The officers receive a B. They acknowledged her right to record, issued clear warnings before any arrest, and allowed her friend to deescalate rather than forcing compliance through additional force. The grade drops because they failed to state the factual basis for the detention clearly early on, and that gap directly fueled her resistance. The subject receives a C++. Her frustration was understandable, but walking away after a lawful detention warning, resisting on the ground, and the alleged bite each escalated her legal exposure in real time. She had options. She did not take them. The gap between knowing your rights and correctly applying them under pressure is wider than most people expect. This footage demonstrates five things that are worth understanding clearly before you ever face a similar situation. First, an investigative detention is not an arrest, but you are not free to leave. Under Terry versus Ohio and Florida statutes section 9001.151, walking away after a lawful detention order is not asserting your rights. It is committing a new offense. Second, Miranda rights require custodial interrogation, not just detention. If officers are not questioning you about a crime, demanding Miranda warnings has no legal effect. Repeating that demand does not change the law or the outcome. Third, recording police in public is a First Amendment right. You do not need permission. In this footage, officers acknowledge that correctly. If an officer orders you to stop recording without lawful justification, that order may itself be a constitutional violation worth documenting. Fourth, the line between a misdemeanor and a felony can be one physical act. Florida statutes section 843.01 is explicit. The moment you offer or do violence to an officer during a resistance, it becomes a thirdderee felony. That distinction can follow you for life. Fifth, complying with a lawful detention is not admitting guilt and does not wave your rights. It means you are choosing the correct time and place to fight back, which is in a courtroom with an attorney, not on a sidewalk. If this breakdown helped clarify how these laws actually work, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Too many people walk into encounters like this one carrying legal beliefs that are genuinely wrong. And that gap produces real consequences. Subscribe to our channel for more analysis like this. presented without spin. The law does not care how frustrated you are. It only responds to what you do. Knowing the difference between asserting your rights correctly and escalating a situation unnecessarily is quite literally the difference between going home that night and Hot.