All right, stand up. We know you stand up. >> I can't. No, no, no. You can't do this to me. Let me get my cane at least, please. >> Kane's going to come with you. >> Come on. But we'll help you. We will be your cane. >> Well, let me get my cane. ABA. ABA. Let's go. >> Okay. All right. All right. All right. Just give me a second. I got to get off this. My ass is so fat. On July 16th, 2023 in Orlando, Florida, officers from the Orlando Police Department responded to a food retail location after a woman consumed and contaminated over $100 worth of merchandise without payment. The subject was taken into custody. A partial payment of $50 was processed. The remaining balance was never cleared. This is that encounter. What makes this stop analytically significant is that the contamination of multiple food items occurred before any payment attempt was made. And under Florida law, that sequence determines the legal exposure, not the intent behind it. >> Are you saying you need your phone charge right now to pay? Is that what you're telling us? >> So if we charge our phone, you don't want to pay. >> Who's not authorized? >> Oh my goodness. >> Let's try another one. Don't worry. >> Oh, approve though. Approved. So, >> how about that? >> Oh, so that took $50 off. >> Yeah. >> Oh, hey guys. I'm leaving right now. I just But after I paid for the food, of course. >> You don't pay for the food? >> Yeah, but they won't charge my phone and we have Apple Pay because the other ones at 185. Remember? >> No. >> There's a thousand of us. >> Oh, you want the colonial one? I bad boys. No. >> Okay. Well, what them is that I was paying for this without pay. And I didn't know my phone was dead and I have the money to pay for it. And they were like, I hate real badass white [ __ ] They were harassing me. It's all over the surveillance. I promise you I'm not. And then this one right here with bigger glasses. Essentially charge. >> So ma'am, are you saying you need your phone charged right now to pay? Is that what you're telling us? >> So if you charge your phone, you're going to pay. >> What kind of phone do you got? >> Apple iPhone 14. 17. >> Yeah. >> You like the telephone charger? >> Mega 600. >> You buy the triple C for me and then I'll trade you some good for it. Which one are you buying for me? >> I'm not buying anything for you. >> Oh, I can buy the charger and then they >> No, you get No. No. I think they have a charger. >> They're going to loan you a charger temporarily to charge your phone hopefully. >> And they said no. They said they said you're going to 33rd. And I was like, what? How do you know about 33rd? Did I see you in there? And she was like, "Yeah, cash me outside, bitch." And I was like, "What?" >> Okay. All right. >> What is the charger back then? >> Taker. >> Taker. What does taker mean? I'm going to pay for it. You can't take me to 30. >> No, I did not. >> We have to give an opportunity. >> We got to try. Otherwise, it's not going to fly with state attorneys all the time. That's why I got a class action lawsuit already. >> I have a feeling it's not going to end up working out. So, but we got we got to try. Pull up. Pull up. Why did she take my phone? >> Why? >> How are you supposed to charge it? >> Don't let her say she said there's no way to charge it. I want her DNA on my phone. What am I going to do if I have her DNA on my phone and she steals the phone for me? And I walked out right now and she knows 33rd for life. >> Ma'am, you said that you want to get your phone charged so you can pay for the stuff you just ate. >> You said she lied to you on camera on your said there's no charges. Then she sent her in. >> Do you have a ID or driver's license on you so 185 to Salvia wait? Never got it back. >> Okay. >> How much does she owe? >> The chips, too. >> $3. >> All of that. >> She opened every single one of these. >> She put her hand in every single one of these boxes. Oh, that she opened. >> All these open. >> Some of them are not. >> I tell you what, the ones that are not open, we'll just get rid of them. >> The ones that she has opened and touched something, we'll just get a charter for those. >> What's your first name? I'm a YouTuber and it's um >> what's your what's your first name? >> Ty Dasty. D1 Dasty. >> Uh how many more things of soup? >> How many things of soup total? >> I think it's going to be like 18 soup. >> What's your date of birth, Dynasty Robertson? >> It's 21946. >> So ma'am, just confirm we do have the money on your account to pay for it. >> I sure do. Yes. >> But I can't see it right now until the charge comes up. >> Okay. How much is it? >> Hold on. It looks like it's probably gonna be over $100. >> Oh, over $100. That's great. >> Okay. As long as you $100, that's fine. >> Yeah, but they they were acting like it was gonna be $500,000. Like, >> no, I don't I don't think uh the bills generally go up that high. >> Never told me until they harassed me until you guys got here after said it was going to pay and then did not for me to charge until I got here. >> Robersonson. R O B E R S O N. >> That's correct. >> Where are you from? >> I'm from the kingdom. >> What state is that? >> Guyana. G. How long have you been in the United States? >> Um, um, I can be deported at any time. So, I've only been here for about two weeks. >> You've been in the United States for two weeks from Guyana. >> That's correct. Any more questions? >> You don't have an accent? That's interesting. >> Wow. Isn't that how it gets for too? >> Usually that's not how that goes. >> Oh, really? You've been to Guyana before? >> No, but I know Gy people. >> Oh, you know people, but you have not been to Guyana? >> I have not been to Guyana. just like this. >> See, they always do this. That's why I'm trespassed off like 90% of Orlando because they always think that I'm not your neighbor stuff. Do I look like a broke [ __ ] to you? Like, you know what I mean? >> So, what year did you say you were born? >> Um, and would you like to pause, rewind, and then play again because this start recording on your axon where I went. >> So, you said 1946, I believe. >> Yeah. So, I asked >> So, because I don't think that's accurate cuz that would put you at like 70 years old. No, we're probably 77, actually. >> Okay. Are you 77 years old? >> That's why I have silver hair. See, I think a 21 girl would have silver hair like this. >> Oh, you look great for your age. >> Oh, thank you so much. >> The whole counter was filled with soups. >> She was just ladling and out. >> Yeah. And she kept going. I'm like, "Well, at this point, we have to say something to her cuz we can't keep letting her filled up." So then when she asked her, she would say that she'll see the homeless with a $25 check that she's got. So, and I'm like, "Man, if you pay with a check, I can't take a check for that amount." She's like, "I never said that. I'm paying with cash." >> I don't know why, but I have a feeling Apple Pay is not going to work. That's just my professional opinion. Um, >> then she just thought, "Oh, if I touched it, you can't sell it." And just every other box. >> So, okay. So, she consumed something out of each one of these boxes, though. >> Yes, they are. person in the line. >> Does it turn on? >> There you go. >> All right, we got just enough juice. Let's pull up this Apple Pay. >> What happened? It came up. >> Yeah. >> Apple pay up. >> Think charged up. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's back up here. We're going to pay. >> Okay. >> You want to go to one of these fine individuals >> and I'm pretty sure they can ring you out and we'll get even get you the food since you technically paid for it now. Sorry. >> Yeah. Turn. Turn. Turn it. No. Otherwise, keep going. No. No. Otherwise. >> There you go. >> Are you able to walk, ma'am? >> No, that's fine. >> How did you make it into the store? >> I I barely knew it came. >> All right. No. No. That >> No. No. Other way. Other way. Other way. >> Where's the mirror? Down. You guys follow me? >> Oh my god. >> Where did you see? >> Which one are we going to be using? Now she's starting to sound like us. >> Right here. Right here. >> Right here. >> Right there. >> 19265. Is that what you said? You said 192. >> Yep. That's exactly what I said. All right. Let's try and see which car. >> So if you're having trouble Oh. Oh, you got Oh. Oh, got >> I'm sorry. What was that? >> Hold on. Please lose weight. Please wait. >> Oh my goodness. >> Under Florida statute 812.015, retail theft requires intent to deprive the merchant of merchandise. Robertson's defense is that she intended to pay. Her phone was dead and Apple Pay was her only method. On its face, that is a legally cognizable argument. But before any payment attempt, Robertson opened and inserted her hands into multiple food containers. Under Florida statute 509.092, governing public food service, that contamination is a direct and separate loss to the merchant, independent of what she consumed and independent of what came next. A dead phone does not explain why every container was opened before payment was initiated. A defense attorney would argue that opening packaging while planning to pay is poor judgment, not theft. That argument holds weight on the consumption question. It does not hold on the contamination question. Those items were rendered unsellable before the first payment attempt began. Officers ran four separate payment methods. A $50 card cleared, a $4 card cleared, the remaining balance did not. Under Florida statute 812.014, 014. The partial payment does not cure the prior contamination. Items rendered unsellable before payment represent a loss already incurred. One moment warrants analysis. An officer stated on camera that Apple Pay was not going to work before the attempt was made. That prediction proved accurate. But a predictive statement about outcome captured on footage that becomes evidence can surface in a suppression hearing as evidence of predetermined bias. Officers should maintain forensic neutrality regardless of how obvious the situation appears. >> I'm sorry. I don't know what else. >> Is it okay if I call a friend real quick? My banker said, is that okay? >> She had a deal. >> All right. I like that. Here we can also add in the class. >> I'm go get >> Yeah. If it goes another direction, just let me know. >> You want us stand by. >> You guys always do this [ __ ] That's why you're getting sued, too. the next person in line. >> And then the funny thing is I would like not pay for it and they would still keep all the food and you wouldn't give me the food. So they win. >> No, actually if you pay for it, it is yours right now. >> What they said is if for some reason >> But right now they're doubting that you have the ability to pay for if it doesn't go through for some reason they get to keep the food and charge me. That's what they do all the time. They did a KFC the other night. They did Uber all the time. I have class action lawsuits all over the city. And I know more OPD than you know OPD. And you know this name. >> All right. Who wants to write the statement? >> She got to write better than >> How about we try another card because I don't think that one's going to work. This is not your card. So, you'll know how many times you have to swipe until it actually works. It's part of the uh what's it called? That decryption that I built into it because I need cyber security. Okay. So, I know once I hit 17, it's about to right now. >> When you hit 17 times, it will accept >> people's total victory. It's the Bible. >> Oh, >> yeah. >> Can't argue with that. >> There we go. Oh, >> approved. >> Approved. >> How about that? >> Oh, so that took $50 off. >> 43. >> Oh, yeah. >> All right. Well, now we can get uh another 142. >> We'll try the Apple Pay again. Now, it's less. Maybe the Apple Pay will take a little more. >> I think that card's going to be depleted, so we can try another card. >> I don't know. more people live right now. So they're live adding stuff to my cash app. That's why it's going to say not operate when I hit 17 since they're watching me live and on your cuz you guys are parking too obviously here. No, >> we had one car with $50 and we had another car for $4. >> Really? >> So, we're getting there. >> We're getting there. >> It's a Medicaid card. >> All right, let's skip the Medicaid card. >> That's Try the uh social security. No cash back. >> Yeah, there's no way you can get out of this one anyway. >> The other one other one was working a little bit. >> Not on that. >> That's not cash back. >> Oh gosh. >> Let's try it one more time. two hours ago. >> Oh, really? >> You guys working on? >> Yeah. >> If you need to make a phone call and to go do that, we got no problem. But we got to figure this out within a pretty short amount of time right now. >> Okay, no problem. >> Excuse me. >> I'm just going No, I just found out how to pay it off when I have another card on here. So, I'm clearing this for $1,300 right now. >> I'm ready for you. Wow. And then once I do that, then I'm going to go buy a bunch of toilets and mobile. Okay. >> Let's pay for this food and we'll be done for the day. >> Would you like some? Cuz I'm just going outside if you accidentally pick it up. Free food for you. >> Once you buy it is all yours. >> I know. It's yours, too. >> Ma'am, do you have any checks on you? >> I don't use checks. Do you use checks? Oh god, that's like a check. >> I know. But idiots use checks. >> Yeah, that's a weird question. >> Hi, welcome in. Put this in my car. She's requesting. >> Oh, yeah. >> Federal. >> I guess we'll get a misuse. >> All right. That that'll that'll be enough. >> We've satisfied this. We know you stand up. >> I can't. No. No. No. You can't do this to me. Let me get my cane at least, please. >> Well, Kane's going to come with you. >> Come on. But we'll help you. We will be your cane. >> You won't let me get my cane. ABA. ABA. >> Let's go. >> Okay. All right. All right. All right. >> Just give me a second. I got to get off this. My ass is so fat. >> Let's go. >> Oh, you have no foot. >> 911. 911 after golf. >> Sir, an emergency shuttle for this. >> 1800. No phone. I'm going to 33rd. who have dumped my bail money on deck. It's for $137.93 and they took off 50 and they're going to keep all the money and you're going to get free food and my iPhone. This is how it goes. And Latia and Cora, thank you very much for making yourself viral cuz you [ __ ] fired for real. For real. Tell officer Ari what's up. Call her. I'm on the way. It popped. >> I can't wait to get locked up. I'll grab again 7:30 official. [ __ ] I'm crazy. >> All right, man. Let's go. >> Marie Cakes with an S85 on Snapchat. 6,000 subscribers are talking. Suck my dick. >> Yeah, man. Come on. There's kids in here. >> I don't care. Them kids. >> Okay. >> Hide your kids. Hide your wives. This is what we call this how we do it on Sunday and night. Preaching it for everyone. >> We're doing this crazy [ __ ] again. Somebody record right now. That's my mom. She never showed up like she's supposed to put crazy [ __ ] They're going to taser me and everything and put me in the cops. They don't like it when we do that last time. $30,000 right now. >> All right. So, look inside the car, right? >> So, I can get shot and bomb my m I'll break you up. I'll b you out. >> Almost back down. Please, please, please, please put the limits on them. Heavy hot flashes. >> Okay. >> Robertson was transported to the Orange County Corrections Facility. Formal charges were not publicly available at the time of this analysis. Based on the footage, retail theft under Florida statute 812.015 and food service contamination under Florida statute 509.092 092 are the most legally supportable charges. The officers receive a B+. The stop was fully supported by a firstparty merchant complaint, documented consumption, and a subject who could not complete payment across multiple methods under Terry versus Ohio 392US1 1968. The reasonable articulable suspicion threshold was cleared well before any formal detention began. Officers charged the phone, ran multiple cards, and set a clear deadline before arrest. That patience produced a probable cause record that is procedurally difficult to challenge. Under Graham versus Connor, 489US 386 1989, physical assistance for a subject claiming mobility impairment is accommodation, not force. The one issue on camera commentary predicting payment failure before the attempt can surface as evidence of bias in a suppression hearing. Dynasty Robertson receives a D. The only viable defense available to her was genuine intent to pay. Her own conduct dismantled it at every stage. She opened multiple containers before any payment attempt. She then provided contradictory statements on camera claiming Gion origin and two weeks in the United States, a birth year of 1946, and a 17 swipe encryption on her card. Each statement was captured on body cam. None helped her. Robertson did not physically resist arrest. That is credited. But opening every food container before initiating payment is the single most damaging fact in this record. Lesson one, contamination is a separate legal event from consumption. Under Florida statute 509.092, inserting hands into food containers creates a merchant loss that no subsequent payment resolves. Robertson's dead phone defense addresses why she could not pay. It does not address why she opened every item before trying. Lesson two, officers are not legally required to facilitate payment indefinitely. The patience shown here, phone charging, multiple card attempts, time to call an associate was discretion, not obligation. Under Terry versus Ohio, when officers set a payment deadline, that deadline carries legal weight. Lesson three. Every statement made on camera becomes evidence. Robertson's claims about Guyana, about 17 swipe encryption, about citywide lawsuits, each one undermined the only defense available to her. Under Florida statute 812.014, intent to pay is the one viable argument. Statements that destroy credibility destroy that argument before it reaches a courtroom. Let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic you would like us to discuss in the comments below. We read all of them. If there is a body cam interaction or legal question you want covered, let us know. cure. >> Hi, welcome to