On January 17, 2024, Brooklyn Police in Ohio were dispatched to the Red Crab Juicy Seafood restaurant on Ridge Road after a report that multiple women were threatening to harm staff. Officers were on scene in under five minutes. But the most striking part of this bodycam footage isn't the arrest — it's the manager's statement. When the group pretended to throw items, she let it go. When they threw a pen at her, she let that go too. When they threatened to punch her, she still didn't call police — she refunded their entire meal just to get them to leave peacefully. Officers were only called after the group went outside and began banging on the restaurant windows. When police moved to arrest, a second woman grabbed an officer mid-arrest and his badge was torn off in the struggle. Four women were ultimately arrested and charged with aggravated menacing, resisting arrest, obstructing justice and disorderly conduct — with the police report listing three restaurant employees as victims of the threats. If you'd been behind that counter — how many chances would you have given? 👇 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to She Bodycam — real cases, real records, told with the facts. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – She let it go four times first 2:40 – 📍 Brooklyn, Ohio — the call 3:00 – Chance 1: “I gave them a mom look” 5:25 – Chance 2: the pen 6:45 – Chance 3: “I said, just do it” 7:05 – Chance 4: she refunded their meal 9:30 – Three staff listed as victims 11:15 – The arrest & the torn badge 13:00 – How she earned her own charge 15:30 – “I'm pressing charges on all of you” 16:20 – The charges & the question ⚠️ DISCLAIMER Based on the Brooklyn Police Department incident report (Ohio) and released body-worn camera footage, obtained through a public records request. All charges are allegations; everyone arrested is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law, and no court outcome is reflected in the report. No individuals are named. Restaurant staff listed as victims are not identified. Personal information contained in the report has been withheld. For news, education, and commentary only.