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Just this hole right here. Hey, get the
off of me. She hit me.
I asked her why was she wearing glasses.
I said, "Are you stealing?" She was She
had on set. No, she initiated the
contact with me. I said, "What are you
stealing?" On June 8th, 2024, a fight
broke out at a Marshalls in Ohio after
one woman accused another of theft near
the dressing rooms. The confrontation
quickly escalated into a fist fight with
hair pulling and shouting disrupting the
store. Excuse me,
ma'am. Hi.
No, I was in the store shopping and some
lady just jumped on me. Don't know. Hey,
get the me. She hit me. She jumped on
me. She Look at me. Where are you?
Please let me go. Please let me go off.
Oh my god. She's in a brown and black
shirt. She's walking towards Offmax.
Let me go. Please. I couldn't
understand. I'm trying to train. Please
let me go. The other female is passing
you now.
17 and you just almost did it back to
her. Are
you believe this?
You know what this is down? What am I
looking for? Come on. I'm coming in the
car. I'm coming. Can I get my stuff off
the ground? Stay on the ground for right
now. I didn't even do anything. Ma'am,
you went after her. Ma'am, if
y'all in the car, I can't understand
you.
I'm sorry. She's on foot. You're going
in handcuffs. I'm I'm fighting you. Stop
this. The blonde girl claimed to be the
victim, stating the other woman attacked
her without provocation. Despite police
efforts to calm her, she grew
increasingly hostile, repeatedly
interrupting officers and insisting she
was jumped. At one point, she even tried
to attack the other woman again. Her
reaction to being handcuffed was
dramatic, escalating the situation
further. Open the door. I will get
in. Please.
At this point, you attempted to attack
her in front of me. Let go of your
items.
You could have been calm and we could
have had her in handcuffs rather than
you was coming and attacking her. I did
not know her from a can of pain. Yeah,
but we could have had her instead of you
yelling at me and you. Oh my god.
[Music]
Oh my
god. Oh my god.
Y'all always do this to the innocent
people. Y'all do this to the innocent
people. You were going after her.
Ma'am, I want footage. She told me
jumped on me. What? My braids are all I
didn't say that's her. Go get her. All
right. I did say
I Okay, let's take that purse off and
I'll have you step
away cuz she is Oh my god. I want names.
Okay. Well, we got an officer with that
woman. There's an officer with that
woman. I'm taking I was in the store.
I didn't even do anything.
I'm in the store and she just jumped on
me. I don't know who she is. I don't
know who the girl is. Is that all? Okay.
Is that all your stuff? Is that
yourself?
The blonde girl yelled her innocence,
accusing officers of wrongful arrest and
questioning why the other woman wasn't
handcuffed. She expressed disbelief and
frustration, claiming bias. Eyewitness
accounts, however, added a surprising
twist, complicating the investigation
and raising questions about what really
happened. What happened? They There was
a woman, she actually, I think she the
other woman. All I know, my associate
paged me. They were having a fist fight
in our women's department. They were
knocking pushing racks around, grabbed
by the hair, we they broke it up once I
told them I was calling the police.
Okay. Um and I thought the one to the
bathroom. I was like, you know, are you
okay? She's like, don't talk to me.
Yeah, they didn't want to talk to us.
Okay. Is there any of their property
inside you? Young lady might have a
purse. Okay, we got it. We got something
like hair. There's some of the leaves
are on the ground. I saw there's some
weave here. Yeah. So, did you see kind
of like Oh, she has her purse. Okay. Did
you see who's kind of like instigating
the whole situation or I do not like I
have an associate that I don't I can
grab her if you like. She's willing to
write out a statement. I can ask for.
So, did you actually see the fight? I
did. The girl with blonde hair, she was
just looking at pants in the Kieran's
aisle and my family was here and hit
her. Then they started Was it like a
close fist? And then the aisle started
moving and then I paid for everything.
Would you be willing to write that out
on a statement? Yeah. Okay. A store
associate who witnessed the incident
clarified that the blown girl did not
approach the other woman. The
confrontation quickly escalated with
both women pulling each other's hair and
accidentally knocking over a nearby
display. The associate noted that the
blonde girl did not initiate the
disturbance while the other woman
appeared to be disruptive. Just hold it
up for me.
All right, Brandy. What's going on? When
I was in the store, it was a
lady. It was all black. She got in the
line behind me up here. I went in here
to Wings to get a cup of uh then I
walked out and Marshalls and she was in
here cuz I was like, "Why are you
following me? Why do you have sunglasses
on?" And she turned around and hit me
and we got into it. Was a little boy in
the seat right here in Wings. Okay. I
don't know. Wings. Is that a store? It's
No, it's a it's a wing place. Okay. So,
you're saying someone was behind you in
Giant Eagle, then Marshalls. They went
to Giant Eagle while you're in the line
at Marshall. Okay. And you didn't have
any confrontation? No. I I I told the
little boy he don't come back in. And
she was like, "Um, where are you why are
you talking to him for? What you saying
this for?" And I was like, "Why do you
have my sunglasses?" That is correct.
And I went back to the bathroom and
wiped my face off and walked out. And
then I as I was walking out already, I
got an ID from her. I'm just going to
grab your bags for me. I'm trying your
bags cuz I don't know if you got
any out of the blue. She said she was
getting followed from Giant Eagle
Marshalls on the wings. Follow me from
giant [ __ ] to wings with a little boy
in Marshall. It was somebody with a with
a blonde wig. So, how did this girl in
the green dress get I don't know. That's
what I was advertising. She said
something to me. So, who jumped too? I
don't know this person. It's on camera.
Go talk to them. Go ahead. I need you to
take your bags off. That's fine. I don't
have I told you we got to figure out
what's going on. We got to figure out a
what's going on. Well, go talk to them.
Correct. We're talking to everybody.
Okay, cool. You have a cat you don't
have any pocket knives, pepper spray?
No. Okay. I'm just going to verify just
like I told you you were down here. We
got to find I only have so many people.
Listen to lie to you. I understand.
Okay. We got to figure out what's going
on. Okay. You're going to have your
side. They're going to have theirs. We
just got to talk to everybody. Okay. I I
was the picker person and walked away.
Neither go right. But there was from
what I understand there was a fight in
the back of the store. I wasn't in the
back of the store. That was it. There
was no fight in the women's. Then there
was another fight outside. We fought by
the purses. I walked up and asked where
the restroom was at and I went to the
restroom and washed my face. The female
ran after me and an officer got her.
Okay. So, you're stating that she put
her hands on you first and what you did
was self and I went in the back and
arrested him and on my face. You could
tell I Stop I I can see scratches. She
She She bit me. Are you on any
medication? No. Are you supposed to be
on any medication? Do you feel like you
No, I don't like being followed. I don't
listen. I'm just asking myself. Listen,
I'm not I'm not talking about that. I'm
talking about something totally
different. Do you feel okay right now?
Fine. I just feel like she was following
me. I'm just asking you. There's a
difference between feeling like
somebody's following you and defending
yourself. So what does that mean? What
does that mean? Wait. The moment she put
her hands on me, she jumped you. She She
was by herself. She didn't jump me. She
put her hands on me by herself. What do
you mean by that? Basically, what she
did? She said she So she came up to you
and bit you like a zombie. Yes, she did.
What happened to start all that? Why did
she I asked her why was she wearing
glasses? I said are you stealing? She
was she had on set glass. No, she
initiated the contact with me. I said,
"What are you upsetting?"
Brandy claimed innocence, accusing the
blonde woman of striking her first and
insisting she was the victim. She
pointed to his injuries like pulled out
hair and scratches as evidence. However,
witnesses, including store employees,
offered a different account, stating
that Brandy was the aggressor, accusing
the woman of theft and attacking her
without warning. If you walk up to
somebody and initiate contact
interrogate them and accuse them of
something. Interrogated me. Yes, I'm
going to say something to her. And then
they walk close and then you can punch
them if she if she hits me. So you
initiate the whole thing and then she
gets angry and you punch her. She got
upset with me. Ask her a question. She's
disconnected with the world and society
because most people have conversations
and they get interrogated all because a
police officer approach you. That's like
But you initiated the contact and you
instigated all that's none of your
business. That's like you being okay.
We'll figure that out in court. I'm not
done. Would you be calm and wait?
Okay. I just need your signature. This
is not a admission at that. You're going
to appear in court. Your court date is
going to be on Tuesday. I'll give you a
copy here.
Thank you. You guys have a good night.
West stop is right there. Brandy was
formally charged with assault under Ohio
Revised Code
293.13 and disorderly conduct under
2917.11 following the
altercation. However, during the initial
legal proceedings, the disorderly
conduct charge was dropped, leaving her
to face the more serious assault charge.
Brandy pled not guilty to the assault
and her case remains ongoing as it moves
through the legal
system. Ohio's assault laws,
particularly
2,93.13, carry severe penalties for
those who engage in physical violence
without justifiable
cause. These penalties can include
substantial fines, probation, or even
imprisonment depending on the severity
of the incident. Disorderly conduct laws
under
2917.11 are designed to preserve public
order by punishing disruptive or violent
actions in public spaces, ensuring a
level of safety and civility for
everyone. Brandy now faces the potential
for serious legal ramifications,
including possible jail time and hefty
fines, all stemming from a situation
that could have been handled peacefully
with proper channels.
This case underscores the significance
of mutual respect and cooperation with
law enforcement to maintain public
safety and order. Following the law is
essential for fostering a just and
harmonious society where everyone can
feel secure. What are your thoughts on
this situation? Feel free to share them
in the comments below and remember to
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and for your
support. So that's where that is. That's
what it looked like last night.
Um, stop.
On February 9th, 2024 in Ohio,
authorities responded to a domestic
violence incident where a woman was
accused of choking her girlfriend during
a heated altercation. Police were called
to the scene to address the situation
and I turned the Wi-Fi off so she
couldn't call people to come here cuz
she has done that before and basically
she's inside right now and she's like
we're going to leave before they get
here. I ain't going nowhere. I'm a
probation officer so I that's why I'm
trying to just do this the right way. I
don't want any other trouble. I just
want her out. This is not okay. I can't
go to work and help my clients when I'm
also dealing with this at home. So
absolutely absolutely. Does she have any
weapons or anything like that in the
apartment? Okay. No guns or anything?
No. And you said all this happened last
night. Has this kind of been an ongoing
thing? Um, so that's what that is.
That's what it looks like last night.
Um, like I said, I have a recording of
her saying like I didn't mean to put my
hands on you and stuff. Just cuz she I
heard her they're going to say it looks
like a hickey. You're not going to get
me arrested. All that kind of stuff. I
literally gave her the option before I
had my friend call you that. But you
need to leave. Either the cops are going
to come and get you or we'll take you
back. But you cannot be here anymore.
Like I can't about a year. We moved here
in
She lives here. Like she does get mail
here, residency, but she also like goes
back to her hometown for like You guys
been dating for longer than that? Um
about a year. About a year. Mhm. She's
got marks on her neck from last night.
Please don't come back. Like she doesn't
have a car, so she wasn't going to have
a way up here. I said, "Please do not
come back." I was like, "It's not my
responsibility." Cuz she lives 2 hours
away. I was like, "It's not my
responsibility. I have to take you back
to your hometown. That's not my job. I
don't want to be with you. Like, you
scare me. And
where's her hometown at? Zanesville,
Ohio. Oh, okay. What's her name?
Michaela.
Okay. Your hands on you and stuff like
that. What? So, she choked you? She's
She choked me three times last night.
Like, I would like get up and try to
breathe and stuff and and then she would
do it
again. Then, did you lose consciousness
at all? I did not. That didn't have
trouble breathing. Where you a probation
officer at? Oh, Miami County. Miami.
Yep. Miami. I love it. It's crazy, but I
love it. Yeah. Yeah. It's a I'm sure
it's a wild. The victim told officers
that her partner had choked her three
times the previous night, as well as
slapped her, pulled her hair, and took
her phone to stop her from seeking help.
Police observed marks on her neck, and
the victim provided a recorded statement
from the accused. Feeling unsafe, she
asked the police to intervene, saying
she no longer felt secure in her home.
Can you So, what's going on? So,
basically, we've been arguing. I went
outside cuz she went outside and she
locked me out the door. So, I was
outside for
like and I was she she she asked me to
leave and I was like, well, technically
I live here. I've been here for a year
and I get mail that comes here. So, she
asked me to find somebody who needs us
in Columbus. And I've been trying to
find somebody, but I don't have nobody.
Okay. And then I was begging her to let
me come inside. She let me come inside.
She turned off the Wi-Fi cuz my phone's
off and it only connects to Wi-Fi. So, I
couldn't text nobody. And then she was
just asking me to leave. And then I said
I'll leave, but I was asking her to turn
on the Wi-Fi so I can get all my
arrangements set up where I live. And
then by the Okay, what happened
yesterday? when y'all were arguing.
Not much, bro. Just the same [ __ ]
Don't know. Don't know how those got
there.
Well, she says otherwise. So, if you
want to tell me what happened, I mean,
bro, we was Bro, when we was arguing,
um, I'm not going to lie. I did I didn't
grab her neck, but like I'm going to
keep it clean with you. She put her
hands on me first after it happened and
I told her how sorry I was that it
happened and she put her hands on me. So
I was supposed to leave today. I
couldn't get a ride to leave. So she got
mad, locked me out. I tried to call my
mom cuz I was just on the phone with my
mom. Tried to call my mom to see if she
could find like when we be arguing about
bro. She be putting her hands on me
first. Like it's like a type thing. Like
I'm not going to I'm not trying to get
her in trouble or anything. If I'm in
trouble, I'm in trouble. Where did all
this happen? Were you guys in the bed or
just standing up around the bed? Sorry,
I just
don't Okay, you got a couch in there,
too. Okay. Okay. Um, so she was asking
to leave and that's what happened to us
because she asked me to leave. I forget
what we was arguing about yesterday.
Okay.
Although the suspect acknowledged
causing the injuries to the victim's
neck, she repeatedly shifted the blame
to her, claiming her girlfriend had
turned off the Wi-Fi. She also forced
her to leave the house and refused to
offer her a ride to her hometown, which
is about a 2hour drive away.
I literally recorded her saying that she
was doing it and she was like, I she's
like scared me. I know you were scared.
All that kind of stuff. as much as me
putting my hands on her. I was literally
like trying to obviously get her off of
me as go like that. But that was the
extent of me putting my hands on her
because I was like you need to get off
of me. My phone. Okay. Did she know you
were going to try to call 911? Is that
why last night? Yeah. Yeah. Cuz I told
like I think like you just did that to
me and so I grab I actually went to grab
my phone and she took it and I was like
I just want to make sure. And she's like
no you're not. So she did she did take
it and yeah. So okay. But I so we are
going to arrest her. Um I am also going
to charge her with strangulation
um for strangling you which is a felony.
Okay. Um I'm just I know I'm sorry I did
damage if I literally thought you
understand that. Well yeah I understand
that. Do you care if I see those text
messages where she had told you that she
was sorry for what she did to you or or
that video of her admitting?
After the police confirmed the charges
with the victim, she became visibly
emotional and broke down in tears.
Through her sobs, she expressed that she
never wanted things to unfold this way
and that it deeply saddened her to such
a situation escalate to this point. She
explained how she had hoped for a
resolution without involving law
enforcement. Obviously, I don't know
what y'all was talking about in here,
but um you don't have any marks on you
or anything like that from her? No, I
have marks on my face. Okay. Like I have
a whole scratch on my face. It's just
small cuz she's just not Well, would you
say that was from her trying to get you
off of her from choking her? Well, I'm
not going to lie. But she did put her
hands on me first. If you weren't
choking her that bad, she would not have
marks on her neck like that. I was not I
really was not choking her like that.
But it could have been the way she moved
or anything. Well, unfortunately,
Michaela, we have a duty to step in.
Okay, this is domestic violence. Okay, I
said we have a duty to step in. We have
an obligation whether she Why is it me?
If if she put her hands on me, too. Why
am I the only one going to jail? I need
you to stand up and come with us. Can I
call my mom?
Listen, we have other things that are
popping off in the city right now, too.
So, okay. Camera's laying there, sir. I
already explained her everything.
Violence like Alexa does not put her
hands on me, bro. So, you got to get a
right there. Yes. She told me I need to
hurry up and call you.
[Music]
Well, I understand this is your you live
here. Okay. I'm not saying that you
can't live here. That's fine. Can we
just go? Yeah. Okay. All right. Um, when
the police informed the suspect that she
was going to be arrested, she
immediately called her mother crying as
she tried to explain the situation and
what had
transpired. The suspect's next actions,
however, may be distressing to some as
her emotional response took an
unexpected turn, reflecting the
intensity of the moment. She choked me.
You want to walk over here? Yeah, we'll
go over here. She There's a scratch,
too, but she did choke me. Mhm. And then
she also slapped me in the face. I knew
you guys probably would think it looked
like a hickey, but I did record the
conversation of her saying like, "I did
put my hands on you and stuff. I will
take you back to your hometown or I'm
going to call the police." Like, "I need
her out. If I don't respond, I I need
you to call the police within x amount
of time." So like cuz in and I even
locked her outside for a little bit just
to try to see if her mom would come and
pick her up. Something like that. Her
mom's not going to come pick her up. She
resisted the officer's attempts to
deescalate the situation, becoming
increasingly emotional and
uncooperative. Despite their efforts to
calm her, the suspect's distress only
heightened, making the situation more
challenging for the authorities to
manage. The woman's actions not only
violated Ohio's domestic violence
statutes, specifically chapter 2,919.25,
25 which makes it unlawful for
individuals in a domestic relationship
to commit acts of violence against one
another. The act of
strangulation in particular is
classified as felonious assault under
chapter
293.1 of the Ohio Revised Code. This
offense is considered highly serious due
to the potential harm and danger it
poses to the victim and is punishable by
a prison sentence ranging from 2 to 8
years depending on the circumstances and
severity of the assault. In addition to
these charges, the suspect's behavior
during the arrest further complicated
the
situation. By resisting the officer's
efforts to deescalate and ultimately
detain her, she violated chapter
2,921.33, which criminalizes resisting
arrest. This charge can result in
additional legal consequences, including
the possibility of further jail time or
financial
penalties. This case highlights the
importance of mutual respect and
cooperation with law enforcement to
ensure public safety and order.
Upholding the law is key to creating a
just society where everyone feels safe.
Share your thoughts in the comments
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Stand up. Put your hands behind your
back.
Stand
up. Do not resist. Roll over. Not
resist. Okay. Don't make this any worse.
And you've already made it.
Not resist. Put your hands behind your
back. Do it now. Put your hands behind
your back. On September 21st,
2023, airport officers responded to a
violent incident at a restaurant in a
bustling airport. The suspect, a younger
woman, had vandalized several nearby
businesses and launched a shocking
assault on an elderly woman. I was just
walking up and you hear this loud dang
and I guess a younger woman put this
elderly woman in the face with a
phone heard. Then the woman went and
spit somebody else's face and a bunch of
us were trying to contain her.
Individual hit two people. Did one
person spit in another one? One, spit in
the other. Okay. And both of them were
she spit on her and then knocked her
with a cell phone.
Okay. Of course, she was like in the
way, but you can turn this up.
She's screaming and yelling at her right
here. She did take the face of her cell
phone and that's what hit her. So, right
here is when she walks up to her and
hits her. That's where she hits her and
then she kind
No, she like she punched her with her
with her hand. Yeah. if you slow it
down. Glasses.
And then she looked like she was trying
to find somewhere to hide because we
were all Eyewitnesses reported a
disturbing incident where a woman struck
an elderly person in the face, causing a
small cut. Tensions escalated as
bystanders intervened. The woman's
erratic behavior continued as she spat
in someone's face and knocked over items
while trying to blend into the crowd to
evade authorities.
Okay.
Is that video something you're able to
possibly send to us? And then this is
where she's got glasses on.
And you can't tell right here. This is
she was kind of in the way, but this is
where she hits her. Right here. He's in
or right here. How long is the video?
Very angry.
She had over the beginning. Um here
I was gone
after it. Yeah, she's she's definitely
down. So the um the bathroom the couple
uh screenshots we'll get you there.
We're not we're not going to hold you
here. In fact, you got a card. What
direction?
Where?
Have somebody come through and knock all
this off. We have a picture.
Was it a woman? You sure?
I need to see a picture of she looks
like this.
Police reviewed video footage provided
by witnesses at the airport, which
initially appeared to be crucial in
their investigation. However, rather
than shedding light on the current
incident, the footage unexpectedly
aligned with and supported her
involvement in subsequent criminal
activities, further complicating the
case. Hi, ma'am. My name is Officer Link
with the airport. Please you go ahead
and stand up. Stand up. Put your hands
behind your back.
Stand up.
Do not resist. Roll over. Do not resist.
Okay. Don't make this any worse. You've
already made
it. Do not resist. Put your hands behind
your back. Do it now. Put your hands
behind your back. Give me your hands.
Was it the store at the Put your hands
behind your back. Do not resist. Or was
it one resist?
Stop resisting. Resist. You're making
this more difficult on yourself. Roll
over onto your stomach.
Do it now. Do not resist.
Do not resist. Stand up. All
right. You going to bring my car with
her? Come on.
You hang out there. She's She wants to
do that. That's That's her thing. Is she
singing an officer?
Hey, you want to sit up in a chair
with me in a chair? Let me in the
[ __ ] chair, [ __ ] After a short
search, officers found the woman seated
in the waiting area near one of the
gates. They consulted the victims to
determine whether they wanted to press
charges. Despite their reluctance, the
officers proceeded with an arrest,
charging the woman with disorderly
conduct. Yeah, I understand that. I
understand that. And you can relax. Who
Who's not relaxing?
There's no need for pulling away.
There's no need to language. Pulling
away. Okay, you are. I'm not playing
games here.
Put your feet
on. If that's what you want to do,
calm down. A vehicle since you don't
want to walk.
I don't have a wallet. Where's your ID
at? I don't have ID.
Let's go. Walk into a car.
Stand up and walk. Get a
chair. No, you only walk.
Y
right
now I'm walking that way.
[Music]
That's right.
That's right. She's good. She's out of
Okay, push me out.
Second count. Disorderly. Why are you
going this way?
All right, we can take the elevator. Why
can't we go through all take
the take the elevator?
So on the anniversary for disorderly
conduct.
So what does disorderly conduct mean?
What does disorderly conduct mean?
After being handcuffed, she remained
defiant and uncooperative, showing clear
disdain for the situation. Her
resistance escalated to the point where
officers were forced to restrain her
further by tying her up. Eventually,
they had no choice but to escort her in
a wheelchair in order to remove her from
the airport. All right. What we're going
to have you do is lean over the hood of
this car. She's going to search you
before you go in the patrol car. Do you
have any questions? I don't
want I have a guy who I want her.
I don't want to break the number 400.
Okay. Well, don't resist. Don't damage
your glasses. I'll damage your back.
Okay. We're going to help you sit up.
We're going to put you in the car. Do
not drag your feet. Walk to the car.
[Music]
We're going to get 45.
Nope. We're not. I don't damage my Okay,
good.
Yeah. Okay.
Get
him. Feet on the floor.
Sit up straight. They're in my hair. My
bad. You got to go. There you go. Sit up
straight. Watch still. Throughout her
arrest, the suspect resisted officers by
pulling away, using foul language, and
attempting to evade detention, leading
to additional charges of resisting
arrest. What started as a case of
disorderly conduct soon grew into a list
of serious charges, including elder
abuse, resisting arrest, assaulting a
first responder, and vandalism. Wait,
did you get her hand, guys?
Okay. here.
Oh,
y we might not be able to drag her out
of the car. The hobbles in the front
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door. You have the door crack.
I'm just going to drag her through like
I did before.
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I take out of this shovel so you can
walk. You going to walk for me? No.
Buckley here.
Huh? I was just saying with me and
Buckley trying to get out.
You have to. I'm just a Can you use your
work phone? He said, "Why are y'all so
mad?"
He's actually
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The woman's arrest marks the beginning
of a complex legal process. Based on the
charges filed, she will likely face
multiple penalties if convicted. Her
actions violate several key laws,
including assault and disorderly
conduct. Under chapter 784 of the
Florida statutes, assaulting an elderly
person is classified as aggravated
battery on a person 65 years of age or
older. Carrying penalties of up to 5
years in prison, and fines up to
$5,000. The law emphasizes the
protection of vulnerable elderly
individuals, making offenses like this
more
severe. In addition, the woman is facing
charges of resisting arrest covered
under chapter
843, which pertains to obstructing or
opposing an officer without violence.
This charge could result in up to one
year in jail or fines of up to
$1,000. Vandalism governed by chapter
86 brings penalties that vary depending
on the damage caused, but it can lead to
imprisonment and restitution
payments. In summary, the woman's
violent and disruptive actions at the
airport come with serious legal
consequences. She now faces charges
including elder abuse, assault,
resisting arrest, and vandalism, each
with significant penalties reflecting
the gravity of her behavior and the
legal protections in place for
vulnerable individuals in public
spaces. This case underscores the vital
importance of mutual respect and
cooperation with law enforcement to
maintain public safety and order.
Upholding the law is essential for
fostering a just and harmonious society
where everyone can feel secure. We
invite you to share your thoughts on
this situation in the comments below.
And don't forget to subscribe for more
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you for watching and we appreciate your
continued support.
You're going to hop in the back of my
car and we're going to drive over to the
middle school. Is that cool with you?
Oh, do you want your shoes? It's up to
you. No, it's up to you. Whatever. Then
we're going to take you to the gym. All
right. We're going to be cool. We're
just going to go sit back down where we
were. I'm not relax. It's okay. The
woman Kayla was pulled over by a
sheriff's deputy for erratic driving,
speeding, and crashing into a road sign.
She explained that she had been fired
from her job at a restaurant and was
emotionally distressed. The reason I'm
stopping you is because like you're
driving kind of erratically, like you're
all over the roadway speeding up. Okay.
What's going on?
I got fired from my job. Okay. Um, I was
there for 4 years. I worked at Shuckers.
I understand. I understand. Hey, so
where are you coming from? Where did you
Did you just leave from Walmart? I
offered him and said he could I said he
could um follow me home and everything.
So, yes, sir. Hey, do you realize that
you have been involved in a traffic
crash?
I didn't think it was that bad. Yes,
sir. You didn't think it was that bad?
Hey, is it in park? Yes, sir. Hey.
Kayla stated she had come from Walmart
where an officer told her she was good
to drive. However, her ratic driving
suggested otherwise. She also cited
emotional distress from her recent
termination as the reason for her
reckless behavior. I don't even want
like you ran you ran the pole slap over.
Yeah. I didn't I didn't have any any way
for him to follow me home. So Oh man,
I'm like five minutes three minutes from
now. It's bad. Hey, do me a favor. Turn
around. Just like sit your butt up
against there. Grab my Yeah, grab my
purse.
Pock it. It's got like a little green uh
thing to it. I think I see it. Yes, sir.
Have you have a an ID card or a driver's
license? It's in my purse. It's in your
purse. You just called her in not too
long ago. Yes.
So, you're not under arrest. Nothing
crazy is going on yet. You have the
right to talk to a lawyer and have him
or her present with you while you're
being questioned. If you cannot afford
to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed
to represent you before and during any
questioning if you wish. Do you
understand your rights? Sure. Will you
write to mind? Do you wish to talk to
me? Yes, absolutely. I've heard. So,
Miss Kayla, like do you have you been
drinking today? Have you taken any type
of illegal narcotic? Um, hey, do you
have any medical conditions that affect
your balance? What? Like from nervous? I
get it.
I'm just I mean, I'm not nervous, but
I'm just like, okay. Well, this here is
deputy. You're right. You dealt with him
a little bit earlier. Do a couple little
brief exercises and uh just to make sure
that you are good to drive. Okay. Well,
we'll get there once we pass this part.
Okay. Are you doing to conduct field
sobriety exercises? Yes, sir. Whatever
you need. Okay. You're going to hop in
the back of my car. Okay. And we're
going to drive over to the middle school
that poo you. All the way in the back.
I'm the last car. That's all right. So,
I'm going to have you on the passenger
side over here. On the passenger side. I
got you. I am going to grab your bait
from you. All right. Yeah.
No. All right. Yeah. Go for it. All
right. Nothing there. Nothing there.
Nothing there.
here.
As the conversation continued, deputy
asked Kayla to step out of her vehicle,
noting she had been involved in a minor
crash with a road sign. Kayla initially
downplayed the incident, claiming the
damage wasn't severe. To make matters
worse, a field test by deputies
confirmed signs of impairment,
reinforcing their suspicions.
Uh
well I got in my car I have a pure test
like a okay like especially this
spot 65 28
just had that.
Uh yeah. Yeah.
Uh double back.
The deputies confirmed the presence of
Fentel in her possession. This discovery
elevated the severity of the charges
against her as fentinil is a highly
controlled and dangerous substance. And
I'll have you stand right about here and
I want you to face
me. You can relax.
ABC done this before. No, I've never in
my life done. Really? Are you
comfortable walking in those shoes? Um,
I can try. You can try. Would you rather
go barefoot? Uh, high school. Okay.
Really? Yeah.
Really high school. Yeah. All right.
Hey, can you grab this in for me?
Absolutely. All right. Hey, walk that
way. All right. We're going to put it
straight down. Okay.
Yep. I'm just making sure that this is
Okay. Now, for for this exercise,
a key moment in the interaction occurred
when Kayla admitted to using narcotics
earlier in the day. Although she denied
consuming alcohol, her admission
heightened the officer's suspicions.
They proceeded with sobriety tests to
assess her ability to drive, but her
poor performance raised sufficient
concern, leading the deputies to
conclude she was likely under the
influence.
you. No, it's up to you. Whatever you're
most comfortable with. The shoes is hot.
Okay. Yeah. I don't want you to burn
your feet. If you But if you want to go
barefoot, get barefoot. You don't want
it. It's up to you. I'm not so Okay.
What happens? All right. You put your
hand arm down by your side. Okay. Let me
try barefoot. Okay. Whatever you want to
do. Yep. Left foot in the line. You put
your right foot touch heel to toe.
706.
I mean,
all right. So, whatever I tell you to
begin and then you're going to take a
series of small steps to turn yourself
around and take nine steps back. Bad or
mean? No, no, it's okay. Okay.
If you messed up, just keep going. one.
Well, we got to do his exercise first.
So, this is the one leg stand. Okay. So,
for this exercise, we're going to stand
kind of how we were for the whenever I
was checking your eyes, right? Put your
hands down by your side like this. Okay?
And I want you to look straight ahead.
Okay? Do not move from this position.
Okay? Yeah. Whenever you're ready. All
right.
Whatever 6 ines is to you.
Okay, you can stop. Based off everything
that I've seen. Yeah, I do believe that
you run under the influence of
something. Kayla's struggle with the
test walking in a straight line,
balancing on one foot was evident. Her
nervousness, emotional distress, and
possible drug impairment led the
officers to believe she was not fit to
drive, resulting in her immediate
detention. I'm going to take you to
jail. All right. Are you serious? Yeah.
Come here, Kayla. Don't walk off. Don't
walk off. I'm not leaving. We're going
to be cool. We're just going to go sit
back down where we were. I'm
not. It's okay.
All right. We're going to walk back to
where you were. Okay. We're just going
to sit back in the car. I'll grab them
for you.
No.
While being arrested, Kayla became more
emotional, apologizing repeatedly and
explaining that she didn't intend to
cause any harm. Her reaction to the
arrest was a mix of disbelief and regret
as she likely realized that her bad day
was quickly turning into something far
worse than she
anticipated. Kayla's actions have led to
multiple legal violations. Driving under
the influence of drugs not only
endangered her own life, but also the
safety of others.
A federal DUI is classified as a class B
misdemeanor, which can result in up to
six months in jail, 5 years of
supervised probation, or fines as high
as
$5,000. With her failure in field
sobriety tests and admission of drug
use, her defense in court seems
uncertain. Further complicating her
situation is the possession of fentanyl.
Under federal law, simple possession of
a controlled substance, even in small
amounts, can result in a misdemeanor
charge with fines starting at $1,000 and
potential imprisonment for up to one
year. However, since Kayla was found
with fentinel without a prescription,
this could escalate to a felony,
affecting her criminal record, future
employment, and personal life. Despite
the serious consequences, we hope she
gets the support she needs.
This case underscores the need for
mutual respect and cooperation with law
enforcement to maintain public safety.
Following the law is key to building a
just society where everyone feels
secure. Share your thoughts in the
comments and don't forget to subscribe
for more informative content. Thanks for
watching.
I have to go to work. You guys are going
to cause me to lose my job. Please let
me go to work. There's no one inside.
Please let me go home. Please. I have to
go to work. I have to go to work, sir.
What the [ __ ] are you doing? Oh my god.
Stop. Get the [ __ ] away from me.
Get the [ __ ] away from here. On March
19th, 2023, a woman in Marshfield,
Wisconsin, called 911, reporting an
urgent need for police assistance, but
refused to provide further details.
Officers were dispatched to her location
after tracing the call from her phone.
Police department.
Police department, open the door. Police
department, open the door. Hey, this is
Officer Clash from Marshfield Police
Department calling you.
What's going Okay, what uh what
apartment are you guys in? Well, we're
trying to we just want to make sure
everything's okay. All right. So, we
just got to check on everyone. Well, how
would you know we're knocking on the
door? We're not leaving. Come to the
door.
I have to go to work. I can just No, I
have to go to work. Okay. I'm not
willing to be late for work. Nothing. I
have to go to work. I don't even know
why you guys are here. Get away from me,
please. Whoever the supervisor is, I
want here. Okay. He's coming. Okay. I
have to go to work. I don't have time
for this, sir. I have to go to work. 603
85. I'm from I'm from New Hampshire.
Well, I'm from Massachusetts originally.
Okay. So, who's in the apartment with
you? Cuz there's someone else. I have to
get ready, sir. Okay. I have to go to
work. We got her. I have to go to work.
So that's the number that called 91. I
actually I actually have two different
numbers on my phone. That's the number
that called 911. Yeah, right. It was I
have to go to work, y'all. I have to go
to work. I have to go to work. I have to
go to work. I'm not talking to you. I'm
not speaking to you. I have to go to
work. You guys are going to cause me to
lose my job. Please let me go to work.
There's no one inside. Please let me go
home. Please. I have to go to work. I
have to go to work, sir. As tensions
rose, the woman's boyfriend suddenly
emerged from another room, shouting at
the officers. Given the nature of the
initial 911 call, which suggested a
possible danger, police viewed his
aggressive behavior as a potential
threat. The situation took a critical
turn when the boyfriend then charged the
officer. What the [ __ ] are you doing?
Get the [ __ ] away from me. Get over
here. Get the [ __ ] away from her.
My baby's in there. My baby's in there.
My baby's in there.
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No. Guys, please stop. I'm not doing
anything. Please go
get
my do.
Officer,
I can't breathe. You need to calm down.
No, I can't breathe.
Oh my god. I can't believe I can't
believe this. I got to adjust this cop.
I just tighten that down. I want you
just
pull my You [ __ ] you arguing and the
police is I That's all we wanted to do
when we came here. Can we sit there? Can
we sit up? Can you take the taser out of
my leg? Guys, I didn't do anything
wrong. But you came out tense up at us,
man. You can't be doing that. I didn't
leave my apartment. As tensions
continued to rise, the situation became
increasingly volatile. The boyfriend's
aggressive behavior showed no signs of
deescalation, prompting one of the
officers to take decisive action in an
effort to prevent further escalation and
ensure the safety of everyone involved.
The officer used a stun gun to subdue
the man. He just lost his job. All
right. He just lost his job. I can't
afford to lose my job,
guys. Please.
Please, I'm going to lose my job. Have a
seat in here. I'm going to lose my job.
Please don't. Please, I'm not going to
run. Why would you guys handcuff me? I
wasn't running. All right. I called 911
because he was because he was being a
douchebag. I was just trying to threaten
him with the [ __ ] cops. You got every
police officer over here because we
thought someone was being a murdered,
beat up, and you called 911. I just
tased him. He wasn't doing anything. Oh,
please. I got the Put your legs inside.
I have to put your legs inside. I'm
trying to talk to you like an Put your
legs inside the vehicle. No. Put your
legs down. Can you put the window down?
We can roll the window down. Can I
please be in the No. I want to know
what's happening. I have I'm under
arrest. Yep. You're under arrest for
obstructing an officer. First, I'm under
I'm going to jail. I can't afford to
lose my job. I'm sorry. You shouldn't
have called 911. And so, I'm getting I'm
going to lose the mark at noon. Please,
put your leg in your Put your leg in.
Put your Put your leg down. Please put
your leg in the car. Please put the
window down a little. Put your leg in
the car. After officers secured the
scene, they asked the woman why she
called 911. In a surprising admission,
she revealed it wasn't for safety, but
to scare her boyfriend during an
argument. She hoped the police would
intimidate him into calming down. Now,
the question remains, what consequences
will she face for misusing emergency
services? I need to know what's going
on, please, sir.
You're being arrested for two resisting
an officer. I wasn't resisting, sir. I
have to go to work at noon. That is
resisting an officer. Police report
which caused us Hey, he wasn't. I called
the police cuz he was yelling. Can you?
No, I told you he was yelling. He said
he was being a douchebag. Cops. Sir, I
can't afford to lose my job. I'm sorry
about that. So, do I have to go down to
the station? Please, can you bring me
back now? I'm trying to be back before
work. Please. No. You just screamed in
my face. I'm sorry. I have a baby I have
to take care of. Where's your baby right
now? Yes, sir. I have to go to work.
Okay. Please, I have to go to work.
Please. So, who's going to watch the
day? My baby. Please don't take him away
from me. We're not going to take your
baby, but we got to find somebody for
him right now. Okay. Well, can we go
now? I have to work. You want to call
him and just let them know you're going
to be late? I can't. I'm the one that
opens. Going to happen right at this
exact moment. So, okay. Well, yeah. Can
I please call them? I have everything's
in my phone. I don't know. I'm out here
talking to you. Do you think I know?
Your decisions got you here. my
decisions. I didn't do anything besides
try getting her to calm down and cook
her breakfast this morning. What part of
cooking has you stepping through a door
with your fist rays at police? We have
to work through what happened to make
sure that nothing else happened. Sir,
please. Nothing happened. He was yelling
and I called the cops and that is it.
Okay, we need to get there. Reason to
arrest me. I don't get it. I don't even
know who you are. I don't I'm not
telling you. Okay, well then that's
another reason we're not going. The
woman in the police car continued to
scream, repeatedly asking why she had
been detained. Despite the officers
providing her with a clear explanation
of the situation, she quickly shifted to
denial and refused to cooperate, further
complicating the process. Her disruptive
behavior persisted, making it
challenging for the police to proceed
with their duties. What is your name,
sir? That's I'm not. Please, I have to
go to work. Okay. I'm asking you what
your name is. Why? So I can address you.
Shakira. Okay. Is that your name?
Shakira. You can call me Shakira.
Shakira. What? Shakira Flabbergasted.
Shakira flabbergasted.
The [ __ ] police station.
Someone let me call my work, please.
Not Not at this time. I cannot leave my
phone. Can I please call my work? Not at
this time. I told you that. Because
you're under arrest. All you have to do
is go in my phone. I don't have your
phone with you. And I And I wasn't
lying. I have an e SIM card and a
regular SIM card. I was not lying to you
guys. I'm going to lose my job. Your
actions are way inappropriate and your
neighbors don't have to put up with
this. I don't know what to tell you. I
will call them. Why would you chase him?
He wasn't doing anything wrong. All cops
deserve to get shot.
Who the [ __ ] kind of [ __ ] is that?
There's [ __ ] six of you. You guys did
a bun rush to me. Bring me to the
hospital. For what? Bring me to the
hospital. For what? And I feel like I
want to kill myself. Bring me to the
hospital. Okay. I'm having thoughts of I
want to kill myself. I'd like to talk to
an officer. Okay.
What would you like to talk about? We're
not going to take you to the hospital
because you're going to go to jail. So,
really? Yep. We're still working through
that. But, wait, why am I going to jail?
I told you that. The woman became
increasingly emotional, pleading with
officers for a release, citing fears of
losing her job. She was the only one who
could open her workplace that morning.
More concerning, she revealed that her
baby was still inside the apartment. But
as her distress escalated, the situation
took an even more alarming turn.
The woman now faces several charges
stemming from her actions, with the most
significant being filing a false police
report. By knowingly providing false
information to 911 dispatchers, she
triggered an unnecessary emergency
response, wasting police resources and
potentially putting officers in harm's
way. Under Wisconsin statute 946.41,
41. This charge is punishable by up to
nine months in jail or a fine of up to
$10,000, emphasizing the seriousness of
mysterious nuzing emergency
services. Additionally, she has been
charged with obstructing an officer for
repeatedly refusing to cooperate with
law enforcement during their
investigation. Her actions delayed the
officer's ability to perform their
duties, which constitutes obstruction
under Wisconsin statute
946.41. This offense, like the false
report charge, carries a penalty of up
to 9 months of imprisonment or a fine
depending on the severity of the
obstruction.
The third charge, disorderly conduct,
comes from her behavior during the
incident, which included shouting,
refusing to comply with lawful orders,
and causing a public disturbance.
According to Wisconsin statute
947.01, this type of disruptive can
result in a fine of up to
$1,000 or a 90-day jail sentence.
This case underscores the importance of
mutual respect and cooperation with law
enforcement to maintain public safety
and order. Following the law is
essential in building a just and
peaceful society where everyone can feel
safe. What do you think about this
situation? Share your thoughts with us
in the comments below. And be sure to
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engaging content. Thank you for watching
and for your ongoing support.
You don't need to physically get me out
of the car if I've been out of the car.
Okay. So, move so I can close the door
and get out of it. Where the at? Okay.
So,
now the car.
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On October 4th, 2023, a police officer
responded to a call about a woman
refusing to leave her social worker's
car. The police swiftly arrived at the
hotel where the incident was occurring.
He decided to go somewhere else. I said,
"Well, you need to start calling like
friends, family, whoever, you know, to
try to figure out like where you're
going to stay cuz we don't do placement
after they're 18." And I'm like, "Dude,
I don't know what to tell you. You know
what I mean? Like, work on so where do
you want me to take you?" And I said, "I
have to take you somewhere." And she's
like, "Well, just take me to the
office." So, I'm kind of like stuck
because she doesn't have any money. So,
they leave on Sunday for a warrant that
she cut out and battery on the officer
as well. What's her name? Yeah, I know
who she is. Yeah, I I heard that. She um
but I took her there to get her stuff.
She got her stuff in there and she
that's who she's blaming that took her
all her money. I told her the situation.
That's her calling right now. She said,
"Well, you've been here because the
social worker explained that she had
taken the suspect to look for a job
because the organization no longer
provided housing for individuals over
18. However, the suspect showed
unwillingness to cooperate." The social
worker also mentioned that the suspect
had a warrant for assaulting a police
officer. Subsequently, the police
approached the suspect to address the
situation. Nothing at all. I'll talk to
you later. All right. You don't need to
talk to me, but you do need to get out
of the car.
Okay. All right. Later. Get out of the
car.
Can you get Yeah, I don't need a
goodbye. Just unbuckle and get out,
ma'am.
You can't stay in here. I already asked
to go back to the CD office. The officer
persistently handled the situation
politely and professionally. However,
the suspect jaw was arrogant, refused to
cooperate, did not provide basic
information, and demanded the police to
leave. And I don't know you. Yeah, you
don't know me. Okay. I know you're 18.
I'm not 18. You got that, bro. How old
are you?
How old are you? Doesn't matter. All
right. Deja's behavior could be charged
under Texas Penel Code 38.02 for failure
to
identify. According to this code, a
person commits an offense if they
intentionally refuse to give their name,
address, or date of birth to a peace
officer who has lawfully arrested them
and requested this information. If the
person intentionally provides a false
name, resident's address, or date of
birth to a peace officer during a lawful
arrest, lawful detention, or when the
officer is good reason to believe the
person is a witness to a criminal
offense, they are also committing an
offense. I have a lawful reason right
now to identify who you are because
you're not getting out of a state
vehicle. And if you get the out of here
and get the away, I'll step out of I
just put your last name. I don't know.
You really want to go to jail. Unbuckle
and I'll step out of the way. I'll step
out of the way. No, you need to back the
I'm telling you right now, D. No, I need
you to back up and respect my space. Get
this away from me. So, go ahead and
start unbuckling now. There's no need
for threats here or you try to talk to
me. Okay. Goodbye. All right. So, go
ahead and step look for stepping back.
The argument continued to escalate as
she refused to comply with the officer's
requests, including unbuckling her seat
belt and exiting the vehicle. The
officer attempted to explain the
situation and asked her to exit the car
multiple times, but she steadfastly
refused to move and demanded the police
to back off. When police officers ask
you to comply with directives such as
unbuckling your seat belt and exiting
the vehicle, you should cooperate and
follow their instructions. Refusing to
comply can lead to serious legal
consequences, including being charged
with resisting a public officer. Keeping
a calm demeanor, listening, and
following police instructions can help
reduce tension and ensure that the
situation proceeds smoothly. If you feel
that your rights are being violated, you
can seek legal assistance after the
situation is resolved. You don't need to
talk. You just need to get out of the
car. Don't talk to me. Get out of the
car. When I talk to my case worker and
you're gone, cuz she called for my
assistance, then I'll call for another
officer's assistance. You can call them
you want. You want me to call you up?
I'll get you one right here, right now.
Out of the car now. Get on your business
and get the out of here. Get out of the
vehicle. No. Deja, I'm going to tell you
right now, you're going to get out of
the vehicle for what? I'm not arresting
you. I'm just telling you you she
doesn't want you in her vehicle. I don't
want you near me. It's all the ass. I
don't want you near me. The girl
repeatedly refused the police officer's
request to exit the vehicle. It can be
seen that although this could have been
a minor issue resolved politely and
calmly. Her arrogant attitude worsened
the situation.
Reason I'm still in his car is because
you are here now. Okay. Well, get out.
I'm going to go to my car. up. I'm
telling you right now, [ __ ] Get out of
the way. I am out of the way. Okay, so
I'm going to walk to my patrol unit
right now. Go the ahead. I don't care.
Get all your stuff and get out. You
know, you don't need to physically get
me out of the car if I've been out of
the car. Okay, so move so I can close
the door and get out of She don't want
to talk to you. If she did, she would be
talking to you. She wouldn't have called
me, right? Well, you could do that out
of the car. You can let my case worker
tell me what the up. She's going to tell
you right now. Do we want her out of the
car?
So, get out of the car, please. Okay,
I'm out of the car now. Back away from
me. I'm over here. get all your stuff
and get out of the car. The officer
persistently asked her to exit the car
and even reassured her that she could
speak to her colleague without law
enforcement presence. However, it seemed
she received too much leniency, leading
her to believe she was above the law. In
this case, the officer's behavior
demonstrated persistence and
professionalism in trying to diffuse the
tension with gentle and persuasive
words. However, while handling the
situation gently is necessary for
fostering cooperation, the officer also
needs to show firmness when necessary to
ensure everyone complies with the law.
Actually, not cuz if she doesn't I was
already told that it could be stayed in
the She has a bunch of stuff in the
back. My boss says that it stays. Are
you okay with her taking it to the
office? Are you okay with taking it into
the office? No, I'm not. What do you
have that you could take on you right
now? I'm waiting for you to leave. Okay,
then get out of the car. Get completely
out of the way so she can leave. No, I
don't care what you need to walk over
and do. Walk over and But when I come
back, I don't care. When I when I come
back, get out. Don't step to me.
Finally, the officer could no longer
tolerate her resistance and arrogance,
forcibly removing her from the car and
arresting her. Although this seemed like
the end of the drama, the ensuing chaos
was even more intense and dramatic.
Don't touch me and don't put your hand.
I touch you. I'll tell you right now.
Don't put your hand in my face. All
right.
Okay. So, now
the
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car. When the police arrested her, she
resisted and continuously screamed as
they approached the patrol car. The
situation became more complicated as she
began to resist more fiercely. This
action pushed the situation to a new
level of tension, making it harder for
the police to handle. I want to
emergency. Can I please?
Yeah, I'll bring it over here. Can I
die? Can I please die? Can you not?
Yeah, you'll talk to her in a minute.
Can you please don't put your legs in?
No. I have to my head.
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Clearly, her behavior exceeded the norm
and could be charged with resisting
arrest and assaulting a police officer.
Specifically, Texas panel code
38.03, resisting arrest, search, or
transportation. A person commits an
offense if they intentionally prevent or
obstruct a peace officer from affecting
an arrest, search, or transportation of
the actor or another by using force
against the peace officer. This offense
is classified as a class of misdemeanor,
which can be punishable by up to one
year in jail andor a fine of up to
$4,000. Assaulting a police officer,
Texas penult code 22.01, assault.
Assaling a public servant is considered
more severe than assaulting a regular
person. If someone intentionally,
knowingly, or recklessly causes bodily
injury to a public servant while they
are performing their duties, this
offense is classified as a class of
misdemeanor or can be elevated to a
thirdderee felony if there are
aggravating factors.
Don't
you guys like that?
I can't do that.
Please
just stop. It's going to put her in mind
so you don't put the It needs to be
bubbled up. Stop resisting. Okay. Much
lack.
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With her continuous resistance and
attempts to exit the patrol car multiple
times. Officers had to increase control
measures by using additional equipment
like the wrap restraint system. The wrap
restraint system. It is designed to
restrain individuals who are resisting
without using excessive force or causing
injury. This system includes straps and
soft materials that safely secure the
hands, feet, and body of the individual,
limiting their ability to move and
resist. The wrap ensures that the
restrained person can breathe and
maintain normal blood circulation,
minimizing the risk of severe injury. Do
you understand? Calm yourself. Stop
here. No, you're not. You're still
screaming. I will bring her over here.
[Applause]
No. No. It's not right. It's not
right. I'm trying to keep my [ __ ]
cool that y'all want
your partner. Doesn't matter. Before you
got there. No, I have it. You haven't.
Despite numerous warnings, she continued
to scream and aggressively try to get
out of the car, resulting in her hitting
her head and being taken to the
hospital. In the body cam footage, it's
evident that upon arriving at the
hospital, she continued to scream and
was uncooperative with medical staff and
police officers.
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After being examined and confirmed to
have no serious injuries, she was
transferred to jail where she would face
charges and await further legal
proceedings. She was charged with
failure to identify resisting arrest and
assaulting a police officer. DJ's case
serves as a lesson emphasizing the
importance of compliance and cooperation
with authorities. Her actions not only
caused disruption and further
complicated the situation, but also put
herself at risk of injury and serious
legal consequences. To avoid similar
situations, the advice for everyone is
to stay calm, follow police
instructions, and cooperate
respectfully. Such behavior not only
protects your safety, but also helps
resolve issues quickly and
efficiently. Thank you for watching
today's video. We hope that from this
story, each of us can learn valuable
lessons about proper conduct and respect
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