#bodycam #collegecampus #knowyourrights On September 7, 2024, Saint Augustine Police were sent to a Flagler College parking lot after a caller reported a woman screaming. Officers found two women beside a car, and neither would give a name. What began as a disturbance check became a standoff over identification, an unprompted disclosure of mental illness, a records check that surfaced an active campus ban, and finally a verbal trespass warning covering every piece of property the college owns. By the source's own account, officers returned fifteen minutes later and found both women still in the same lot. This breakdown works through five decision points on the recording. Does Florida law actually compel a detained person to state her name? How long may a report of screaming hold two people who both insist nothing happened? Does a warning spoken out loud by an officer carry the same weight as a letter from the college, and what lets an officer forbid two people from driving away without any sobriety test?

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