I lost my home because of you. I lost my home, you little [ __ ] Hey, you should change your hat. >> Hey. Hey. >> My hat looks like it said. >> It looks like a stuffy. >> Let's go. >> No, he doesn't love me. I have everything changed. >> On an evening at a Florida hotel, officers were called after management directed two guests to leave the property. The encounter lasted 30 minutes and ended in arrest. This is the legal analysis. >> I call to stay here. I wanted to have dinner here. Like I told Mr. Hernand I know. >> Thank you babe for being Oh my man. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. She can't talk normally. >> You guys need to go. I'm always a good person. [music] >> Try to know Mr. Hernandez. Okay. He knows the whole situation. >> Go. Come on. Let's go. >> Okay. Let's go. We're kicked out of here. Okay. Hey, >> can you let him know it's because of me? >> Okay, we got him. >> All right, let's go. Let's go. >> Hey, Brad, come on. Brad, >> is he allowed to stay? >> Walk that way. >> Can you tell him that? >> Let's go. >> No, but you should let him know that he's allowed to business. Let's go. Come on. >> You should let him know. I'm not going to walk anywhere cuz that's where I'm staying. >> Okay. You have two options right now. Either you leave or you go to jail. >> So, which one do you want? You got to go. >> Don't touch me. Nobody touch me. >> Away from me. >> I'm I'm I'm a good guy. I'm not like a bad problem. I just >> The business wants you gone. You got to go. >> It's a freedom of speech, right? >> No, it's not a freedom of speech when you call people pigs and coppers. >> You guys got to go, man. Come on. >> No, I know. If you guys are looking to get a refund or whatever, you guys could talk in the office about it. >> Yeah, you guys got to leave, man. You guys got to leave. >> Can you walk? >> Are you going to go the other way? >> All right, babe. Let's go. >> You think he didn't have sex with that woman? >> We're not We're not worried about that right now. Let's go, >> dude. Once upon a time. >> Let's go. >> We've been coming here. >> Come on. Let's go. >> I know. We've been coming here for 20 years. Has not I >> Their family has >> and then I'm here >> and we never No wonder other Okay, >> they don't want to talk. He's not my friend like I thought he was, but we're going to jail. I go to [ __ ] jail. What the [ __ ] did I do? >> I don't even know. I think it might be in front of the room. I'm gonna >> Hey. Hey, dude. >> Sorry. >> Listen. Come here. I'm tell If I have to tell you one more time to walk that way and leave, >> you're going to come with me. >> We were going to go on the >> You're going to come with me. Both of you are going to come with me. >> We're not going anywhere. Stop being so rough, man. >> I'm asking you to leave. Okay, >> I'm over this [ __ ] My little >> This is [ __ ] ridiculous. You got to call an Uber and meet. >> No, we have a room here. >> Let's go. They don't want you here. You got to go. >> Well, then I need >> We have a room here. >> As nicely as possible. >> We have a room here. >> I understand. They don't want you here. >> We just stayed here for 4 days. >> They don't want you here, ma'am. I'm sorry. I don't make those decisions. Management. >> Let's go. The reason why they don't want >> No, that's not the reason. >> Let's go. Grab your stuff out of your room and call. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. That's not happening. >> You guys are so >> Okay, so listen. Hey, how about this? >> Keep walking. Keep walking. Let's go. >> No, it's you. Keep walking. Let's go. >> You're not You want to take me to jail? >> Go back to your room. >> You want to do this? >> Go back to your room. Let's go. >> Why didn't you have our back? >> You got to leave. Let's go. Come on. We gave you plenty of opportunities. >> You know, I serve the Okay. Walk that way. >> I don't want to do this. >> Walk that way. Let's go. Come on. Let's go. >> Can you please let me know that everything >> I'm losing my patience. Okay. You're going to go in handcuffs if you don't start walking. >> Florida statute 856.011 prohibits being intoxicated and causing a public disturbance in any public or semi-public space. Hotel common areas qualify. Both required elements were observable within the first 60 seconds. Probable cause existed before officers issued a single warning. Probable cause makes an arrest lawful. It does not make an arrest mandatory. Officers retain full discretion to delay and pursue voluntary compliance. That choice does not erode the legal foundation. The grounds existed from minute one regardless of how long officers waited. Florida statute 810.08 governs criminal trespass. Management holds the authority to revoke any guest license to remain on the premises, including during a paid stay. Once officers confirm that order, continued presence becomes a standalone criminal offense. By minute four, criminal trespass had accred as a second chargeable count. >> Um, yeah, we'll get a receipt. Hey, I'll send you the money. It's my fault. >> And let's go. Let's go. Walk to the room. >> We don't got time for this. Let's go. >> I'm getting a receipt and we're already >> Already have your receipt. >> You already got it. >> So, we have to pay for our room, right? >> When you checked in, you already have your receipt. >> So, we paid $300 to come here tonight. Thank you, brother. What a great person you are. >> Okay. Just walk that way. Watch out. I don't hit you. >> This is not cool. I talked to her. >> Doesn't matter. Walk that way. >> No. >> The decision's been made. Nothing's going to change. You have to go or you're getting arrested. Which one do you want? >> Arrested. Can you explain? >> Start walking that way. You're causing a disturbance. Let's go. Start walking that way. Start walking. Go. Let's go. >> I'm not going to be touch or I'm going to score you out. Let's go. >> Don't touch me. I don't want to be touched. >> Let's go. Walk to the room. >> This is not right. Walk to the room. >> This is not right. >> Let's go. >> Don't touch me. I don't want to be touched. >> So, you want to go in handcuffs? >> No. I want to get to my >> Start walking. >> This is ridiculous. >> Start walking. Let's go. You're in the middle of the road. Let's go. >> No, I'm not in the middle of the road. >> I don't want to do this anymore. >> I'm having a mental breakdown. Okay, let's go. >> I don't want to go to jail. Please just hug me until we >> Let's go walk to the room, >> Mr. Hernandez. >> We'll talk in the room. Let's go over there. >> Please tell us go. Please just tell us. Can you talk to the manager? No. Hey, sir. >> Let's go. You're causing a disturbance. You're going to go in my car. >> [ __ ] off. [ __ ] you ladies. >> [ __ ] them. >> Okay. Don't pay attention to them. No, my f. >> Why you worried about other people? Go left. Your room is that way. >> I'm in trouble. >> Let's go. >> I'm having trouble. I have really bad anxiety. Disappear. >> Walk into your room. >> Can you leave me? I'm having a panic attack. >> Is he okay? >> He's fine. you. >> He's over there picking up the stuff already. >> No, we don't want to go. We just >> Well, you don't have AN OPTION. >> [ __ ] YOU. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. >> Watch out. >> [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> Let's go. Keep walking through. >> [ __ ] you. >> Let's go. >> Yeah. No. I'm a crazy ass [ __ ] and I don't want to GO TO JAIL. BUT [ __ ] YOU. And you're a spider ass [ __ ] >> SUCK MY DICK. >> LET'S GO. Let's go. >> YOU WISH I WOULD, [ __ ] LET'S GO. COME ON. >> That's what they want is you TO SUCK THEIR DICK. >> LET'S GO. >> IF I SUCKED YOUR DICK, I'd be staying here, right? >> Yeah. You did a good job, babe. You got to >> I just lost $140 million. >> Go that way. Come on. Let's go. >> Look, he has done with me. >> Should I'm going to the room with you. I'm going to the room with you. Let's go. >> No. Should I go somewhere else? Mr. >> That's up to you. Do you think that's my best option? >> That's up to you what you decide to do. >> I cannot control your life. >> Huh? >> I can't see your eyes. >> Okay. >> What do you Let's go over there. >> Should I go get mental? >> Can you walk to the room, please? I'm giving you plenty of opportunities. Okay. You're highly intoxicated. All right. You need to calm down. >> I have anxiety. >> I understand. You need to breathe. Okay. [snorts] The reason why you're not breathing is because you're talking. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] you. I don't want to talk, Bradley. I don't want to do this. >> You're almost there. To the room. Come on. Let's go to the room. >> We're not going to the room. He's kicking us out cuz he's A PIECE OF [ __ ] >> YOU'RE GOING TO PICK UP YOURSELF. >> That's why WE SHOULD ESCAPE SOMEWHERE ELSE, but we had to be bougie, right? >> Give me my first. I don't want to talk to you. That's for sure. You can arrest me all you [ __ ] want. I don't want that guy in my face. >> Hey, good job, boo. >> Yeah, I know. It's my fault. You can go under. >> I'm going home. We're going to get an Uber and we're going home now. >> You go home. [ __ ] you. And [ __ ] you. I was trying to be nice to you. >> I'm tired of this [ __ ] Yeah. You have a rough job, don't you? >> All mean. You know, we're all mad. >> No. I serve all my >> I can't wait to tell my sheriff. >> I work across. I work across. >> She just needs to calm. >> No, no, no, no, no. I feed all the sheriff. >> I feed all the sheriff. Uber, please. >> You [ __ ] off, man. >> [ __ ] >> We're trying to help you. >> I don't care. Arrest me. Take me to [ __ ] jail. Take my innocence. [laughter] >> Take me to [ __ ] jail, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] off. [ __ ] you. >> [ __ ] you. You [ __ ] big macho [ __ ] The [ __ ] are you going to do to my life? You want to ruin my life on my vacation? I spent three grand and $300 to stay here. Arrest me, [ __ ] >> Take me to jail. restaurant. >> Take me. Take me to jail. No. Take me. TAKE ME TO [ __ ] JAIL. >> PLEASE. >> [ __ ] you. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] you, BRAD. AND YOU'RE DONE. JILL. I LOST MY BOYFRIEND over you. Not you, Mr. Hernandez. Cuz you've been very amazing. But [ __ ] you. >> YOU NEED [ __ ] YOU. >> You need to breathe right now, okay? Cuz you're having a panic attack. >> [ __ ] you. >> I [ __ ] shook your hand, [ __ ] You called up my >> You should have said, "Hey." Yeah, we're done. You get that? My life's over. >> I don't give a [ __ ] dude. Like, you just [ __ ] up. >> He hates me. >> He wants nothing to do with me. So, you should just take me to the mental hospital. >> Maybe you should just take me away from the best that we can. But you need I think I should go get help. >> No, I think I should just take me away from him. Brad, I'm going away. I don't want to do I think I'm having anxiety attack. >> I think I'm asking to go. Hey, >> you need a break. >> I'm going away. >> I think you should go break. >> I think you want ambulance. >> No, no, no, no, no. I think I think I should go get help. >> Do you need meds just to come check you out? >> The subject argued that insulting officers was protected speech. Under City of Houston versus Hill, profane language directed at law enforcement is generally protected by the First Amendment. That principle is correct and irrelevant. Probable cause rested on observable intoxication and refusal to leave, not on anything, the subject said. The subject disclosed anxiety and a panic attack on camera. Under City of Ravier versus Massachusetts General Hospital, officers taking a person into custody carry a constitutional obligation to arrange reasonable care when a medical need is apparent. Officers offered emergency medical services multiple times. The subject declined each offer on camera. That sequence carries direct legal weight. Disclosure followed by a documented offer followed by a documented refusal closes the department's liability before the subject reaches custody. The record shows she was offered care and declined. She cannot later claim medical neglect. >> Calm down. >> Will they just take away? >> Listen, you need to be okay. My life is horrible. >> If you decide to go with the meds, they're going to go check you out and you can talk to them about everything that's going on. >> Okay. You're highly intoxicated. Okay. >> You're not highly Let me blow. I'm not intoxicated. >> You're having You're having a hard time breathing because you just keep on working yourself. >> Okay. >> YOU [ __ ] PIECE OF [ __ ] >> YOU need to calm down. >> I need help. I don't want to do this anymore. He's He doesn't want anything to do with me. That's my >> Okay, you need to calm down. >> Here's your Here's your purse. >> Yeah. [ __ ] you, >> [ __ ] >> That's your phone. That's your phone right there. [ __ ] HIM. [ __ ] YOU. >> Take me to jail, [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] about jail. >> You dropped your phone. >> I've never been to jail. Run my name, you [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] I lost my home because of you. >> I lost my home, you little [ __ ] Hey, you should change your hat. Hey. Hey. >> Your hat looks like it said >> it looks like it said Duffy. >> Let's go. >> No, he doesn't. They're right there. Right there. Come on. He doesn't love me. I want everything cheap. >> Okay. Okay. Just stand right here in front of your room. >> Maybe for the best. >> Stay right here in front of your room. Okay. >> IT'S NOT MY ROOM ANYMORE. HE [ __ ] PAID FOR IT. I'M [ __ ] [laughter] >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO DO THIS ANYMORE. >> COPS LOVE IT. THEY LOVE THAT [ __ ] >> [ __ ] YOU. >> YOU want one offense? >> You need You need medic. You need medical. >> You want the ambulance to come to come check you out? 8173 8173. >> Where are you going, Brad? Where's that [ __ ] taking you? Hey. Oh [ __ ] SHE'S RACIST NOW. WHERE'S THAT [ __ ] taking you? >> I'm having a panic. >> He doesn't give a [ __ ] about his gun. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> I I'm not You have Uber on your phone. >> I'm not okay anymore. I'm not okay anymore. Where you going? >> I'm not okay anymore. I'm not okay. I just want my I broke my phone, dog. >> Yeah, I broke it. >> He's not going to pay for it. He's worth $140 million. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut up, [ __ ] >> Come on. Do it, [ __ ] Do it, ho. >> The [ __ ] wrong with you? Run your curly ass hair ass mouth. I'mma beat your ass in front of the cops. Come, [ __ ] Come, [ __ ] Come. Come over here, ho. >> You don't know where the [ __ ] I'm from. [ __ ] you. You think I don't know? I'm the crazy ass [ __ ] They can arrest me all they want. [ __ ] you. >> Engaging with everybody >> because that [ __ ] [ __ ] you, ho. Come over here, [ __ ] Yeah, you're >> just getting yourself worked up. You're just embarrassing yourself. >> [ __ ] that hell, man. She ran her mouth. You don't even know her. Look at her. LOOK AT HER. LOOK. PLEASE. Look at her. >> Don't Don't grab me. Don't grab me. Okay. Cuz then you're going to have problems. >> All right. >> I'm having anxiety and talking to this [ __ ] [ __ ] these people. >> Bobby made. >> That was our neighbors. >> Not anymore. >> Yeah. Not anymore. All right, get it. >> Oh my god, I'm going to go crazy. Can you please just take me to jail? >> I ain't trying to do it. >> Please just take me. I'm trying to take you for no reason. >> Proud. I'm going to jail. >> Yes, you should go to jail. >> You should go to jail. I don't want to be here anymore. >> You need me to call? >> Maybe take me to jail. I don't want to be here anymore. I'm not going to do that without a reason. >> I don't want to be here anymore. >> You need me to call medics? So, just come check you out. If you don't want to go to the hospital, that's fine. Come >> check me out. >> Of course, why not? >> Yeah. >> You're having a an anxiety attack and I just want I just want you to be okay. >> Is that Is that okay with you, >> Brad? >> I don't want to be anywhere. He needs to go like a normal person. I'm not normal. Give me a second. >> Brad, >> try try not to engage with him. He's the reason he's pissing you off. >> All right. Maybe you shouldn't talk to him anymore. Just >> do me a favor. >> The more you talk to him, the more you get worked up, the more your anxiety comes in. All right. >> You need medic. I'm fine. >> Okay. >> Piss off. You don't want >> Why you pissed off? >> You sure you don't want me to call medic? >> I'll never be enough for him. [snorts] >> Why you say that? >> Did you make her feel that way? >> Look at him laugh over there. >> I think he's talking about something else. [clears throat] Listen, if it's not going to be with him, it's going to be with somebody else. All right? You're an adult. Okay? You need to be >> If you guys weren't here, that woman would have been, you know, it's funny cuz there was a You're going to think that I'm a bad person. So, I'm not going to tell you the story. There was a time like that when I was with the cops because of another scenario that I had nothing to do with. 114. I just want to go away. I don't want to do this anymore. >> Oh, you don't have to. >> You don't have to be in this situation anymore. >> I would have [ __ ] beat the [ __ ] out of that woman, you know, without >> just let her know who the [ __ ] are you talking to? >> What's that? how you feel about me right now. Like >> I haven't said anything about you. >> I don't like looking at I don't think this is I don't think this is you right now. >> I don't like looking at this. >> I don't I don't think this is the real you. I think this is somebody else. >> All right. This is alcohol you. Okay. So >> [ __ ] you, Brad. >> Don't engage with him. >> Like I said, every time you look at him, you get upset. >> All right. He told me I'm just a broke person. >> Exactly. >> Why you listen to him? >> Cuz I am. >> I have like $500. Like maybe 400. >> Why does that matter? You have $500 more than other people could have >> and then I have like 400 cash at home. I'm 24 years old. I just bought a car for $7,000 cash. I put it in the shop for 2,000. 1,600 to be exact. So now I'm like I got something at least. Yes. >> What you working at? >> My waitress. >> Okay. So then you should understand the same thing these people go through every day. >> That [ __ ] they [ __ ] >> All right. I don't remember. I don't know what I don't know what happened here >> years ago. >> Okay. So then why you guys why you guys come here? >> That's what I'm see. Okay. So Mr. Hernand that's why I'm so smart. I wanted to stay at like the Hampton in because we stayed at Gil um at the Anchorage. His parents have time shares and there's four of the rooms that we have under our name and one of them's under his name. None of them wanted to go this year. So, we decided to have a good getaway and we were going to leave this morning. And when we had breakfast, we were like, you know what? [ __ ] it. Let's, you know, let's go get a room somewhere. And I said, "Yeah, the Hampton Hampton looks good or somewhere that has a tiki bar behind." He chose here. My mom and me are really close. So, I said, "It's really funny that he's choosing this place, you know, >> because I know what this is. >> You're obviously not happy and you shouldn't be with him. It's not the end of the world if you guys break up. >> I know >> you're going to find somebody else that appreciate you more than he ever. >> I already have. >> This is not me. >> This is not how I want to. >> I understand that. I'm not I'm not judging you for what you're doing right now. >> Have my feet cross. >> But you would you would help me a lot if you just don't engage with other people >> because obviously your your emotions are high right now. >> Okay. You're feeling some kind of way about something. >> I'm in therapy, too. And and on top of that, not only that, you're drinking alcohol. Okay? Alcohol does nothing good for you. You know that. >> Hey, where's my bottle of Procco? >> Shouldn't be drinking anymore. >> [ __ ] you. >> Don't even Don't even look at him. >> [ __ ] you. You're the reason he's leaks. It's funny. It's not. >> You shouldn't engage with him. Okay. You deserve to be with somebody else >> that's going to appreciate you. It's not going to cause you to be like this. >> Yeah. I need peace in my life. You're right. >> So, I think you need to make some decisions when you get back home. >> For your own safety, you know, stop. >> This is just today. >> It's just like $140 million. >> You want to know something? He has 44. No, I'm not. I'm sorry. He got $140,000. >> He has $44 million. He doesn't spend a dime on me. >> For you to call me a broke [ __ ] when I have $500. You want to see my account? You don't. I have $239 right now because I swipe. >> Somebody's going to come around and is going to spend money on you. >> I pay I pay for everything. >> What's What's your name? >> Sheree. >> How do you say it? >> Sheree. >> Sheree. >> Sheree. Shireen. >> Sheree Shar. >> Okay. Sorry, I wasn't born here. So, English is my second language. You know what? I was born >> Cuba. >> And I had nothing. Okay. So, I know what it is to have absolutely nothing. >> Mommy, >> and then >> and then have have something. All right. I came from eating the same thing every single day to making something out of myself. All right. So whether he doesn't want to spend his money on you or not, you're gonna find someone that's going to spend money on you. >> You have to leave this absolutely prime example. >> Look, look how the police officer >> this this should tell you everything. >> Everything happens for a reason, I guess. >> Of course, >> you can't, you know, but that but this cursing other people fighting with other people, that's not you. >> Yeah, because they're >> that's not you. And it's not even it's not even their fault. It's his his fault for making you upset. >> Okay. Making me feel that way. >> And then and then you're letting it out on everybody else. That's That's not their fault. >> Don't Don't blame other people. All right. >> I should >> We all We all get Where's he going? >> I don't know where he's going. I think >> cuz I can't leave. I have nowhere to go. >> Okay, we're going to we're going to figure that out. All right. The other officer's dealing with him. >> Brad, >> hold on. >> Brad, >> hold on. They're going to come back. You want to You want to sit down? [snorts] >> You going to be okay? >> Wait. Just wait. >> Oh, he's telling him the same thing. Go find you a rich [ __ ] And I just don't want to live like this anymore. I don't want it anymore. >> Okay, let's just wait. Okay, >> Brad. Bradley. >> Just wait. Just wait. Just wait. Just calm down. All right. Every time you think about him or you call him, you get upset. That should tell you everything you need to know. >> Broke my phone so I can't use it. >> You broke it. Broke it. >> Yes. Like a dumbass. I haven't upgraded. >> Why did he do that? >> Because that [ __ ] that [ __ ] pissed me off. >> You shouldn't say that. >> Yeah, you should. Cuz we deal with them all the time. >> You shouldn't You shouldn't say that. That's not right. >> I know it's not right. My nephew is half black. He's a [ __ ] too. He's like, "Hey, Bob, have you got anything in the fridge?" >> Don't talk like that. >> Don't talk like that. And he's going to leave me. [ __ ] >> e. If he leaves me, what am I going to do? >> No, I think I think I think they're going to wait for the Uber up there and then they're going to come down. >> Where's your phone at? >> He doesn't want me though. >> You want to put that back on? >> Maybe I shouldn't go with him. >> You want to put that back on? >> Maybe I shouldn't go with it. Yeah, my phone's broken. >> Let me see it. >> Yeah, it's broken. You know that's broken. >> Yeah, it's done. >> Yeah, it's done. >> We have to go to eat. You'll never pay for it. I pay for groceries in our house. I pay for rent. I pay for cat food. And you have $44 million. And you're not $44,000. 44. We live on the ocean and I have no home. You know, like a homeless person. Mr. Hernandez, >> what's what's your home for you? >> Nothing. >> Why not? >> I'm scared. >> Where are your parents at? >> They're um I take care of them. >> Where they at? >> They make $600 a week. and I send them as much money as I possibly [ __ ] can. I just paid my sister's water bill that was like $47 and I'm like, you know what? If I can go to the Keys with my boyfriend, so I'm the problem. >> You still consider him to be your boyfriend? >> No, he's never going to be my boyfriend. I just bought a car with every dime I had when he could have blinked. [clears throat] [snorts] >> You think he didn't [ __ ] that girl? >> How do you How do you know that? >> Duh. I saw it. >> You saw it? >> I saw the way that when we walked in. >> Who's the girl? >> The one with like the spider and the tattoos right here. >> Do you know who she is? >> Her name's Genie. I know who she is cuz I dealt with her all the time. >> She's married >> to another bartender, a Caribbean club. >> No. >> Oh, trust me. I know because I've been to their house. >> He's leaving me here. >> We're going to get next >> and then you should take me to jail. >> No, we're not going to figure this out. We're just going to figure out how to get you. >> He left me. >> Where? Where is it that you need to go? >> Why did he leave me though? Can you please call? No. No. No, no, no. We don't need to be separated at all. Like, that's my hope. We live in this same >> You think it's You think it's a good idea how you were close to him and you guys are getting into that? Why is he No. This is not taking me to jail. >> Sit down. >> No, I don't want to do this anymore. >> Can you call us 531? Get out. You don't want to leave me. You're going to go to jail. >> Okay, I'm going to jail. >> Ma'am, you need to you need to go find somewhere. Okay. >> Why did he leave me? >> All right. >> Can I use somebody's phone? >> What do you need? >> I need to call him. 5319551, please. >> I don't think that's a good idea. Do you need Do you need an Uber or something? >> Yes. Please. I'll cash up you. Please. M. I just need I don't know. So you [laughter] >> Why did you do that to me? Why would you do that to me? >> You need to get >> She needs to call me. >> No. Why would you do that? >> And she needs to leave. >> Where did he go? >> He left somewhere else. >> That's my husband. >> I live with him. >> You need You need to find somewhere else. >> That's my home. [crying] >> Please help me. Please, please. >> You broke You broke your old phone. >> Please, please, please. >> You need to leave. Okay. >> Please, please. Okay, I guess I'm going to jail. This is all our stuff. This is all our Please, please, please. Can you ask the guy if we can? Please help me. Can I stay here? Okay, well, I'll walk. >> Okay. As long as you get out. I'm okay with that. >> Please. Can I use your phone? >> No, you can't. You You broke your own phone. That's not my fault. >> Phone. Why would you do that to me? >> Who are you going to call >> him? >> Don't call him. >> Why? >> We need to call you somebody that's going to come that could come pick you up. >> There's nobody here. >> Okay, then call somebody. I cannot stay here. So call someone because you need to leave. >> This is not possible right now. >> It is possible. >> All right, I'm going to hitchhike it. I have no shoes. >> Pull yourself. Put your shoes on. >> No. Please, sir. If I call him >> now, sir. >> Now, sir, [ __ ] you. You're a [ __ ] chum. >> Yeah, dude. >> You broke my phone. >> I did. >> Yes, you did. Mr. Hernandez, please can I use your phone? >> For what? Could you call him, please? >> That's the worst idea. >> Can I call my mom? Please. >> You going to come pick you up? >> No. So that I can get an Uber home. Please. Please. Um, >> thank you. >> What's your mom's number? >> My mom's number. >> Get the phone. Call and make sure it's your mom. >> Oh my god. >> What's your What's your mom's number? >> 561. >> Uh-huh. >> 308. >> Uh-huh. 80038. >> What's your mom's name? >> You're gonna [ __ ] you. >> What's your What's your mom's name? >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. What's your mom name? >> Should I just go to jail? >> What's your mom's name? We're trying to avoid that. >> It's not my REAL MOM. I DON'T have a mom. You [ __ ] chump. You piece of [ __ ] You should die. And you should [ __ ] live in nightmares. You know your partner's a scumbag. Yes. Please answer. Please put it on speaker. I need to talk to her. She might not answer. Please call her. Hello, >> Diane. >> Hold on. I got the phone. >> Diane. >> Diane. Listen. Listen. >> I grab I got I got the phone. You just need to talk. >> Can I please? I need >> Diane. Things are really not good. Okay. >> Send it to come pick you up. >> They can't come pick me up because we're 3 hours away from home. >> I'll send you an Uber. >> Hey, Diane. >> Yes. >> Um, should you can you do me a favor? >> Yes. >> I don't know what to do. >> Okay. >> No. No. Can I talk? >> How are you? This deputy office. >> We're trying We're trying to avoid him going to jail. Scumbag. >> You're a [ __ ] HIGH INTOXICATED. >> And you need to get an Uber HERE TO GILBERT. >> NO. >> HE'S A SCUMBAG. >> CALM DOWN. >> NO. CALM DOWN. >> NO. TAKE ME TO JAIL. TAKE ME TO [ __ ] JAIL ALREADY. I'M OVER IT. >> [ __ ] you. >> No. Don't. Please. Please. No. PLEASE. >> YOU GOING TO JAIL NOW. YOU WANTED TO GO TO JAIL. YOU GOING TO [ __ ] JAIL NOW. COME HERE. GO. GO. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Please stop. >> Sucker. >> No. Please. >> Please don't take me to jail. >> They wanted to go to jail. Okay. >> Please. Poy. >> Stop resisting. >> Poy. Please. >> Poy. I'm not your Poppy. >> I know you're not my puppy. >> Don't [ __ ] call me Poppy. >> No. Please. >> Take her. >> Poy. Please don't take me to jail. >> Is there anything you can do for me? >> That's it. You're done. >> Please can't call my boyfriend. >> No. >> No. I'm going to jail. >> Yep. >> What is jail? I can't go to jail. I can't. No. Please. Please don't do this to me. >> Please don't do this to me. >> William, Mr. Menderson, >> you open that tripod and show a female. >> Very bad. Anxiety. >> We're here on two momentary. >> Can you please not Can you call my mom, please? No, you're done. >> No, I've never been to jail. Please, sir. Um, how will I get out? >> You get out tomorrow. >> I want nobody to bail me. >> But I'm going to jail. Please, please stay in the car. >> When the subject physically opposed handcuffing, she added a third charge. Florida statute 843.02 02 resisting without violence requires only physical opposition to a lawful arrest. The statute does not require violence or injury. Any deliberate interference with a lawful detention satisfies the elements. Force applied during the arrest is evaluated under Graham versus Connor. Reasonableness is judged from the officer's perspective at the moment of application, not in hindsight. After 30 minutes of non-compliance and physical resistance, soft empty-hand control was proportionate. No intermediate weapons were deployed. This time I like this right there. >> All right. >> Good job. I could have Hey, >> I don't know. >> God knows we tried. >> Yeah, >> God knows we tried. >> This [ __ ] broke. >> Uh, I don't know. I think I put the rest of the stuff. Okay. >> Shout out to Oklahoma, too. But >> should be fine. if they switch right take this and just ride because he's going to go I'll get you to the >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> I'll start putting everything on. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. It's too late for that now. >> Hey, can I ask you a question? What happened? >> Or maybe I'm stupid. >> Yeah, I think this is the best thing that ever happened to you. >> You think it's a good thing, right? >> Yep. Absolutely. >> How much is it going to cost? >> What am I getting arrested for? >> 1717. >> I don't want [clears throat] to go to jail people. >> On board to BK jail. Copy. At the time of this analysis, the final disposition of charges remains unknown. Based on what is documented on camera, the subject faced four counts: disorderly intoxication, criminal trespass, resisting without violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Under Florida statute 784.07, the battery charge carries elevated penalties due to the victim's sworn status. Officers receive an A minus. 30 minutes of patient deescalation, multiple medical offers, and proportionate force when applied reflect above average crisis informed policing. The grade does not reach A because the extended timeline created unnecessary officer exposure. A firm decision point at 15 minutes would have been tactically and legally sufficient. The subject receives a C minus. The emotional distress was genuine and did not create legal immunity. Officers provided a clear binary choice from the first minute. 30 minutes of refusal escalated her exposure from one charge to three. Physical resistance at arrest added a fourth. Every charge was avoidable. Lesson one, probable cause does not require immediate arrest. Officers may deescalate and extend time as they judge appropriate. That patience is a tactical choice, not a legal concession. It cannot be used later to argue that grounds did not exist because the grounds were established before the first word of negotiation. Lesson two, a property owner's order to leave is not a request. Once officers confirm a lawful trespass notice, remaining on the premises is a criminal act independent of everything else in the encounter. The longer a person stays after that notice, the stronger the charge becomes. This applies to any private property where management has revoked permission to remain. Lesson three, medical disclosure during a police encounter triggers a constitutional duty of care. The legally correct response is to make the offer clearly on camera and document the refusal when it occurs. That two-step sequence satisfies City of Revier and protects the department from later claims of neglect regardless of what happens in custody. Lesson four, physical resistance at the moment of arrest is a standalone criminal act regardless of whether the subject believes the arrest is justified. Resisting without violence requires no injury and no aggression. Pulling away or refusing positioning commands is sufficient. The lawfulness of the underlying arrest is the controlling factor, not the subject's consent. The central takeaway from this encounter is straightforward. Legal exposure in situations like this is almost entirely self-determined. Officers provide an off-ramp at every stage. Every charge on this arrest report traces back to a choice. Let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic you would like us to discuss in the comments below. Thank you for watching. Don't forget to check out our second channel, Street Body Cam, for more police interaction and courtroom content.