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And check me out. Hey, relax. Check me
out. I'm about to stroke the out. I
promise. I promise. I'm I'm so scary
now. Please. Arrogant people often
mistakenly believe they are invincible
until that arrogance pushes them into
the abyss of adversity. What? What
happened to
checkpoint? Oh,
stupid. See what you evil ass. Today we
explore how seemingly harmless
violations can turn into legal
nightmares with no way out. Things
escalated when the woman assaulted her
mother during a tense dispute leading to
police intervention. I'm about to stroke
the
out. See what you evil ass [ __ ] On
October 12, 2023, law enforcement
officers responded to a disturbance
involving a 33year-old woman referred to
herein as Ms. Edwards, who was behaving
erratically at a local gym. Tackle you.
I need water. Release the mulch out of
your hands. Okay, stand up for me. Ow,
you're hurting me like that. Why you
grabbing me like that? I just need
water.
They're going to hold me up. This is
what happened. I
just calm down for me. Please sir, stand
over there. Sir, just watch this
video. Sir, please video.
Video, sir. You see what you
caused? You stupid LA.
You're talking to an elephant. This
[ __ ] you haven't gotten me water
still. See what you cost, man. You evil
ass [ __ ] I need water.
Just have a seat. Don't
question. Have a seat. Don't touch me.
Officers arrived and found Edwards
extremely agitated, demanding water and
appearing distressed, making the
situation much more complicated and out
of control than initially reported. help
me calm her down and he's just upset
because they're
arrested. My my daughter, he was um
active last week. Okay. In down in
Mar they came she came out two two days
ago. I I think she is I don't know. I
think she maybe and she has medical
marijuana. Okay. But she was supposed to
go see the reason why they told her when
she got big when she got bit down in
Margate HCL. She got CO. So they had to
keep her in the hospital for like five
or seven days and then they let her out
two days ago. So now I I know you have a
lot to tell her. You think that she's
having a mental breakdown due to drugs?
No, not drugs. Two No, not not drug. She
has been going through medical. No, I'm
just No, what I'm saying is that she has
been having she's been going talking
crazy and um is she on any medication or
is there anything that we need to worry
about as far as that goes? No, I think
what No, she just needs to go to a
mental institution and get evaluated. I
just want to that's what I want to make
sure because we're going to have fire
rescue come out. We want to make sure.
Is there any type of other things that
are going on? Are you injured? Do you
need fire rescue? No, I
just wanted to be okay. Okay. Listen,
we're going to take care of her. Miss
Edward's mother informed police that her
daughter had been discharged from a
mental health facility two days ago and
was expected to continue psychiatric
treatment. However, the problem occurred
when the mother refused to let Ms.
Edwards drive her Tesla, causing the
incident to happen soon after.
Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. I
shouldn't have called. I should have I
should have maybe drove her myself. I
shouldn't have called the police before.
She's going to be okay.
No. Oh my god. I thought she was going
to get help.
She did not. She did not know anything.
Only thing. She just She was just acting
out of this. Hopefully they can once she
gets to the jail, they can give her some
medication. But she needs help. I
understand that. It's in a separate part
of the jail. It's not with the
criminals. Go to the jail. It's a mental
health wing. Okay. But why can't she go
to the mental health hospital? because
she technically has charges. Oh my
god, why are they doing this? Oh my god.
Please, please, can I Is the officer
around? I can't talk to her. They
already left. Oh my god. Witnesses
confirmed the mother's account, saying
they witnessed Ms. Edwards aggressive
behavior towards her mother. Although
the mother did not want to press charges
against her daughter, police arrested
Edwards for domestic violence. Tisha
Edwards needs water. Hi, I need water,
[ __ ] coming to say hello. I need
water. If I give you some water, you
going to relax? Good. Give me water. You
got a hood? No, I'm good. No. Do I have
to hood? No. All right, I got Are you
Are you okay right now? Is there anyone
that has water? Yes. Go get you some
water. Where is it at? I have to eat.
No, I need the water. I'm not moving
till I get water. Just let them check
you out real quick. No, I need water.
Why can't I get water? The You want to
see if water? I'm telling you, I'm
sweating. I just had co I have co I was
in the [ __ ] hospital last week. I
need water and check me out. Hey, relax.
Check me out. I just need water. Get off
of me. Relax. No. Grace, we're going to
get check my pulse or do whatever. Where
do you think I'm lying? Can I see you?
Cuz I'm about to have a stroke. Get I
don't want him touching me. Get off of
me. I'm going to bite you. All right.
Somebody has to. Okay. Well, I don't
want it to be him. Then you touch me.
Get him off of me. Grace face. How about
you go get some water? How about you
help out some water? Get me water. How
about you help the situation and go get
some water? Otherwise, we need you to
move away.
I hope my blood pressure is sky through
the [ __ ] roof right now. This blood
pressure. Hey, if we got to say anything
else to you, we have a problem. All
right. You must be at one. I'm about to
stroke the out. Hey, you see us dealing
with something here? Move away.
Under Florida Code section 741.28, 28.
Domestic violence is classified as a
firstdegree misdemeanor, punishable by
up to one year in jail or 12 months of
probation and a $1,000 fine. Do you
forgot? Okay, I'm done. You don't want
more?
Okay, girl. Okay, I don't want more.
Give me a second. I need to breathe.
Well, I can't stand out here all day.
Okay, so then where are we going? Close
the door. All right, close the door. I
meant the water. Then give me something.
Put your feet back in. Then give me
something to drink. She's trying to put
your legs in. You want more? I want
more, but not right now. You have to
feed me like a baby. So you have to
wait. Can I breathe? Yeah. Give her a
second. She'll give you more in a
minute. Throw it away.
Is rolling. Rolling.
I put your shoes right here if you want
to put them on. Yep, I
do. Shoes. $150.
Ms. Edwards faces legal proceedings over
allegations of domestic violence which
could result in courtordered
interventions such as counseling or
probation. Her mental health evaluation
under the Baker Act will determine the
need for further psychiatric treatment.
Next, in a public place, a drunk woman
could not control her behavior and rush
to assault
others. On March 9, 2025 in Florida, a
woman was removed from a restaurant
after allegedly attacking a bartender
during a drunken fight.
Come on out here for a moment.
Grab your belongings. Excuse me. Grab
your belongings. We're going to have a
conversation. Come on out here
for some Jack. Yes. Bab, we got in an
argument over nothing really. Okay. And
were you there, too? That's all I have
to say to you. You have your ID real
quick? Yeah. So, the two ladies that
work here that were down there on the
street, did you see them at all? No,
there's somebody else. Okay. Well, they
those two work here. Okay. The lady came
off the bar. Both of them right there.
She was drinking here and then they got
right here manager.
Those were like wraps. Yeah. Yeah. 30
seconds. Can you hold my sunglasses? No,
I'm not. 20. You can uh Can I call Alex
from Kia? My my husband. Can I call him?
No. We're going to have a conversation
right now. Okay. Here. Here. Pull your
ID out. I don't want your wallet. Looks
like the other party's at Pegasus. Do
you want to make Here you go. That's a
medical marijuana card. ID. Sorry.
That's what I said. That's what I That's
what I said. I've lived here for 20
years. What do you want from me? What do
you want? I didn't do anything to you,
ma'am. Okay. You're You didn't do
anything to me about investigating a
crime. You came here to to be in my
grill. No, I came here. Okay. So,
basically, we're, you know, trying to
get him out, paid and out. So, she comes
off of the bar. We got both of my the
the manager and Ashley right here
confronting them and grabbing them and
scratching and whatever. I came in from
around the bar, stepped between both of
them, grabbed her by the arm, and let
her out and said, "You there, you got to
go." She was arguing the whole time. Let
her out the door. The lady, what did she
do to the bar?
I from what Ashley told me, police
arrived at the scene after being called
by restaurant staff. They found the
woman outside clearly drunk and
uncooperative.
I've lived here for 20 years. I don't
need your [ __ ] man. Okay. It is your
No, man. Whatever. Why you coming in my
Why are you coming in here and bugging
me? What happened to Jack class? What?
What happened in Jack class? Here. Here
you go. Put down. You want to be put
down for me? Oh. Are you being detained
right now? Yeah. Here we go.
Okay, that's fine.
Perfect.
You good? Come stand right here for me.
Okay. You good? You good? Stand right
here.
Oh, I got to sit down there for you. You
don't have to stand. Just stand there,
please. What do you What do you need? I
just told you. What do you need? I
actually stand right there. Okay. What's
going to happen next is Officer Stan's
going to come. We get the information.
For what? For what? For apparently a
battery that happened at that. Oh, I had
a battery over there. Yes, ma'am. I
touched somebody. Apparently. For who? I
didn't touch him. Are you kidding me? I
touched a bartender over there. What?
I'm being told. I swear to On my dog's
life, I didn't touch him. Okay. Well,
we're trying to investigate, but you're
not being very cooperative, are you?
You're cussing at me and yelling at me.
I I swear I swore at you. Yes. What' I
say? Ma'am, I'm not going to sit here
and repeat it. I understand you're
talking. So, do me a favor. Yeah, I am.
The woman insisted she had done nothing
wrong as police attempted to handcuff
her, repeatedly citing her residency in
town and acting aggressively toward law
enforcement. So, tell me what happened.
So, she was sitting at the bar. She was
intoxicated. We decided not to serve her
because basically she was intoxicated.
She got upset about the situation. We
put waters in front of her. We asked
her, she kept yelling, "I'm a local.
Y'all can't do this." I'm like, "We're
all local here." You know, and this is
what happened. You know, we thought you
had too much to drink. Uh basically she
came like basically just kept pressing
and screaming or whatever. And like
basically we came like we didn't come
around. She tried to come around at us
like come in. Where were you? Were you
on the other side of the I was on the
other side of the bar and I told her the
bartender had already alert alerted me
and told me like, "Hey, basically this
lady's intoxicated. I don't want to
serve her no more. She was cussing and
screaming." So, I came over and I told
her like, "Sorry, we're not going to
serve you. We're only going to give you
water." And she that's when she got all
upset and then basically tried to come
around the counter and I tried to come
out so that that way I wouldn't she
wouldn't come. But then she started
attacking the bartender and then like
basically who did she? That that blonde
girl. Yeah. So, she had scratches all
over her. She was pushing her up against
the bar and like wrestling and what her
and we were telling her just leave. Just
leave. She didn't want to leave. But
then she started fighting like basically
all of us trying to get her off of
Ashley. She started fighting all of us
back with us. We were just we're just
trying to keep everyone safe. We want
you to stay so like you know we want you
to be a little bit sober. I gave him a
food menu. See maybe if they eat
something with that she then she started
screaming like I don't even know about
what or what she was saying. It was just
loud screaming. We told her that she
needed to leave. She was get she was
trying to get into um like over the bar
area. So, I came around the bar and I
was just trying to like be like, "Okay,
we're going to go, you know, like not no
hands at all." She grabbed me and um
Where did she on my arm here and then
she grabbed me on
my like right she had my arm like this
way and then Mark came around and um
grabbed her off of me and then I kind of
walked away and then she kept going at
me but Mark was like trying to block
between us and other than that then we
were outside and then she and how did
she how did she get how did she when did
she hit you? Uh, she grabbed my arm and
scratched me. There's only a little
scratch right there, but she still
grabbed me and like tried to She wrestle
all three of them. So, are you good now?
No, I'm fine. I fine the whole time. Go
buy a car from me. Actually, I wouldn't
be buying a car from you. I know. They
own the whole mountain now. They bomb
the whole street, you know. They bought
the whole street. How you going to buy
the car anymore? They bought the whole
town. How you going to buy a car now? I
actually buy it by buy from your
husband's boss who's my one of my good
friends. Let me out of here. Let me out.
If you don't let me out, I'm out. I'm
just going to leave. You're not going to
leave. So, what's going to happen? What
are you doing to me? For no reason.
You're lawfully detained. You're all
maybe for no reason. For no reason. For
no reason. The woman's repeated claims
of innocence were belied by multiple
witness accounts as well as visible
injuries on the bartenders.
Well, I No, you asked. So, I'm
answering. You don't want to hear the tr
the truth. Don't ask the questions.
Excuse me. Yeah, that's what I said. I
need to call my husband. We're going to
determine what's going to happen here.
Yeah, I know. Let's And either they're
going to press charges or not. Oh my
god. Hurry up and get over with. And if
they press charges, can you get it over?
Call him from the jail. And if they
don't press charges, you can call. Okay.
Can you hurry up and get it over with?
Hi, Todd. What you got? Can I say Bravo?
Yes. Okay. Press charges. Yeah. Okay.
All right. Make sure they're double
locked.
Perfect. Okay. There you go. Go with
Officer Stevens. And I'll grab your
belongings. That one will be making the
uh the BWC uh YouTube thing that
whatever. Oh, she's a peach. And
apparently she's married to Alexia. Then
I need to call him. I'm like, well, I'm
actually friends with his boss, so
there's probably take this or we take
this. You can take it since you talk to
that.
The suspect was eventually detained by
police and later charged with two counts
of assault and causing public disorder
after multiple witness statements
confirmed the attack. Despite being
verbally abused, officers did not
increase their force, instead choosing
to restrain her to prevent further
incidents. This incident highlights the
importance of personal responsibility in
public, especially when alcohol is
involved. Regardless of a person's
social status or history in town, the
law applies equally to everyone. The
video is both a cautionary tale and a
reminder of the important role law
enforcement plays in diffusing volatile
situations and ensuring public safety.
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