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That's correct. >> That's okay. Look, put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> You wanted to sit all night, didn't you? You wanted to sit all night, didn't you? And I gave it to you. >> Hey. You talking. >> You making it worse for yourself. >> Yeah, shut the [ __ ] up, old [ __ ] >> Stop. Next >> Before the handcuffs came out, this started as a quiet call about a disturbance at a bowling alley. Staff told deputies one of the guests had far too much to drink and had gotten into an argument with another person over something personal. In Florida, being intoxicated in public is not by itself a crime, but once that intoxication begins to endanger other people, it becomes disorderly intoxication under section 856.011, and officers are allowed to step in. >> You're not going anywhere. >> Alyssa. >> I asked you let me go. I said let me go, you idiot. >> Look at me and stop talking. >> 10-4. >> You're under arrest. >> On Shark 216, needing the channel. >> Can I get up, please? >> No. >> You don't wanted that all night, didn't you? All night. >> I got one secured. >> Oh, you're hating the fact. >> Huh? >> Yes. >> As the deputies moved to take her into custody, she pulled away, refused their commands, and then struck one of them in the face. In Florida, a battery on a law enforcement officer is not treated like an ordinary fight. Under section 784.07, even a single strike against an officer who is performing their duties is reclassified upward, turning what could have been a misdemeanor into a felony. >> No, just her. >> Roll to your side. >> You didn't ask me to roll to my side. >> I asked you multiple times to do a lot of things you don't want to do. >> leg, [ __ ] How am I going to roll to my side with you on my neck? My leg, [ __ ] I can't even comfortably be right here, [ __ ] >> What? >> Uh if you want to talk to the guy in this uh leather jacket, see if he wants to press charges or anything. >> Ask him. I'm waiting. >> Stand up. >> Are you going to ask him? You going to taze me, [ __ ] >> I told you to calm down. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] Ask her again. Ask her again. >> Can you unlock your car for me, please? >> Ask her again, [ __ ] Ask her again. >> Don't go for anything else. 10-4. >> She took a definite swing and I parried it with my >> happened originally on the patio? >> So that's what I was explaining to the gentleman. We were sitting down there. I didn't know who she was. Apparently, 2 weeks ago I gave her a girlfriend a ride on my motorcycle. Unbeknownst to me, I didn't know the relationship. So the more drinks she got, the more she wanted to bring it up. So she When she brought it up, she exploded. >> Okay. >> So you know, I tried to disengage. >> That's what I saw. >> Yeah, yeah. I tried to disengage and she kept coming at me and Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Well, somebody would have told us that what happened the first time. >> I was just I was trying to I know nobody would tell us. Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> So when she walked outside, I had no idea she was going to come up and attack you. >> 100% and and she was saying audibly, "I just want to apologize to him." So there was no >> Well, she she tried to come up and sucker punch you. >> I saw that. I I I'm sorry. >> [laughter] >> That was good. You were on it quick though, cuz I didn't have to, you know, just you know >> I wasn't poking her. She punched me. >> The trouble did not start with the deputies. Witnesses said she had already swung at another person inside before officers arrived. In Florida, an assault is an intentional threat by word or act to do violence to someone, paired with the apparent ability to carry it out. You do not have to land the blow. Putting another person in genuine fear of being struck can be enough. >> So, she's going to go to jail for that for resisting intoxication and battery on law enforcement. >> All I have to do is >> battery on law enforcement officer. >> I'll be right back. >> Is she only going to jail for the night or is she >> She'll have a bond. Or no, she won't have a bond cuz of battery on law enforcement. She'll see a judge tomorrow morning around 11. And the judge will >> She has a bond for battery on a law enforcement officer and a drug test. >> Except the All right. >> Sorry. >> It's all right. >> What would you have done in this situation? Let us know down in the comments and subscribe for more real body cam breakdowns. >> That's correct.

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