This bodycam footage captures the methodical police procedure following the arrest of 53-year-old Kim S. Parisi. After being taken into custody for an alleged assault, officers conduct a "search incident to arrest," a standard practice for officer safety and evidence collection. The clip begins on a sidewalk where an officer asks Parisi the crucial safety question before any physical search: "You got anything on you that's gonna stick us or poke us?" This question is designed to prevent injuries to officers from needles or other sharp objects a suspect might be hiding. After confirming her purse is empty, the officer informs her, "All right. I'm gonna pat you down real quick, all right?" Parisi, maintaining her defiant attitude, responds simply, "Okay, pat me down." This moment, captured on bodycam, shows her compliance with the physical search, even as her tone remains challenging. During the search, the officers discuss the initial complaint from the restaurant, noting, "They wanted to trespass." This procedure took place on March 22, 2025, after Kim S. Parisi was arrested for Aggravated Battery of a Peace Officer outside The Elm restaurant in La Grange, Illinois. This video provides a clear and direct look at the pat-down procedure, an essential and non-negotiable step officers must take after making an arrest to ensure the safety of everyone involved. #policebodycam #bodycam #policeprocedure #searchincidenttoarrest

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