she came over and said I work the I work the department of defense and security da da da I wonder around the front and acting really crazy I'm gonna ask you a very stupid question required by law to ask this did you consent to her pushing you no okay it's a legal question I'm required to ask hey ma'am come with me come with me give me your hands stop resisting on January 31st, 2024 Milwaukee County deputies responded to Mitchell International Airport following a reported physical altercation at the American Airlines ticket counter who did this lady right here to your left hey ma'am come with me come with me give me your hands stop resisting hey uh find out who it was come on over she just came in the line and knocked her over yeah first of all do you need any medical attention no I'm sorry you alright so what happened she was just walking around pointing at me just me that's why we're taking her back I know that's why I'm trying to yeah I was just standing in line minding my business she keeps walking around pointing at me and saying you and comes up and just shoves smash yeah alright um I'm gonna ask you a very stupid question required by law to ask this did you consent to her pushing you no okay it's a legal question I'm required to ask and you said that you do not need any medical attention no did the shove cause any pain I was facing this way she came up from behind me she shoved and did she hit you or just straight on push me and that smack me where did she smack you just in the arm yeah I wasn't looking at her face uh was it open hand I don't know sorry uh do you have your ID on you yeah alright we're not gonna do that we we got squad coming up right now stand up uh someone want to pat her down real quick so what happened activist you're an activist that gives you a right to punch someone can you just grab it for a second can you spread your feet for me can't hear you spread your feet alright we're gonna have a seat in the squad mate step in anyone want to be a willing complainant and witness yeah it just helps having extra witness statements of what happened can we do it for him I'll take I'll take what happened come here my name is Robert Wallace yeah I'm not coming back so I d at all it's easier you copy down cause all right I'll stand here for 20 minutes saying what was that what was that this is why I have this yeah yeah but where did she come from though yeah did you come out of there I thought she started I thought she started hey you hey you turn around turn around what I saw officer was this young lady in the in the blue sweatshirt alright I thought she was calling to someone like she knew them trying to get their attention so we thought she's gonna go there I thought she's gonna go get in line with them okay no big deal came right through there what under the whatever that stupid thing called one under the sanction no she passed right here alright okay and I thought she was just walking on top of them cause she was telling their attention what it sound like to me sitting here next thing I know she attacked them yeah she's pointing the finger at her and she's like turn around so right yeah yeah this is what they come from I'm going damn you know them personally went right over kind of tripped on that try to hit him with a suitcase and I told him to get crazy bag or something alright and then and then and then she extra we separate them apart she came over and said I work the I work the department of defense and security da da da I wonder around the front and acting really crazy alright thank you very much the warrantless public arrest here is constitutionally sound under United States versus Watson 1976 officers may arrest without a warrant in a public place when probable cause exists that a crime has been committed multiple converging witness accounts and the victim's direct testimony satisfied that probable cause threshold under Maryland versus Pringle the deputy's consent question to the victim did you consent to being pushed is not procedural courtesy it is a legal necessity Wisconsin Statute section 9 40 19 subsection 1 defines battery as intentional harmful contact without consent the victim's explicit denial satisfies that statutory element and anchors the charging decision on firm legal ground the pat down search incident to arrest is authorized under Terry versus Ohio 1968 given the physical nature of the altercation reasonable articulable suspicion that the suspect may be armed was legally sufficient to justify the search Wisconsin Statute section 9 47.0 to 1 defines disorderly conduct as violent or abusive conduct in a public place under circumstances tending to cause or provoke a disturbance the suspect's conduct satisfies both elements independently repeated threatening gestures followed by unprovoked physical contact is not impulsive it is a deliberate escalation sequence the suspect's claim of working for the department of defense and security carries zero legal weight in this proceeding no professional identity or activist status immunizes a person from criminal liability for battery in a public space her statement at arrest activist does that give you the right to punch someone functions as an implicit admission of physical conduct alright summer you think there's anything uh happened that I didn't ask you about so that was it just gonna run you through it just one last time I promise sure alright so you're standing in line minding your own business she just starts pointing at you and then where were you in line like right there right where you are so she went past everybody that else was in line or she oh okay and then I mean we're gonna see on on footage because there's there there but she like walked around for a while she like walked around I don't know why I can't answer that question I I can't answer that question no sometimes sometimes sometimes people are just like that unfortunately I wish I had answers I wish there was a better system than this but unfortunately this is what we have so she you're standing right there she comes up shoves you from behind and just says you and then she like she just walked away or yeah well they kind of like got her like off of me and then she I think she walked that way and then kept like saying something and I didn't really hear what she said and then you guys came in shortly after do you have any questions for me I don't think so normally if I had my squad I would have like a form for you it's called the Wisconsin Victims Rights sure you uh this goes to court you get something that's known as a victim witness advocate someone you can talk to that can help explain the whole process um what's gonna happen probably is that you're gonna get a phone call in the next couple days from uh a district attorney's office he'll talk to you ask you some questions then you don't really have to do anything or show up until way down sure alright so honestly it's gonna be like a time like you're gonna forget that it's kind of happened well probably won't but like it'll be it'll be it'll be so long that you're gonna be like oh that that unfortunately that's how slow everything is that's fine so like like I said they'll they'll contact you and then the victim victim advocate will be the one count your go between we'll answer any questions explain the Victim Rights Fund if you there is like pain and damages or any injuries as a result of this alright you have any questions I don't think so alright thank you she's got a um ankle um wrist uh no ankle oh my god I cannot think of do you want them right now or do you know what they're doing I know you're not deciding you have the I need to sit down you have the ankle bracelet what other jewelry do you have ma'am I think just some rings two rings you can sit down on the bench if you want mom stop talking to me if you need to sit that's it that's not true oh yeah we'll take that little puppy there but we're putting it with all your property I get it you can put it on top of the thing this is worth 5,000 let's keep that puppies on for now and hey you wanna ask me this question from Costa Rica that is insane oh you know what I'm wearing like I don't know $7,000 worth of jewelry I gotta ask you a three questions have you had any drugs or alcohol in the last 24 hours no sir do you have it or thoughts of hurting yourself no sir sick or injured in any way are you sick or injured in any way no sir okay you can just chill in here we'll be right with you okay the Constitution was present at the scene the question is who understood it the victim rights advisement was not optional Wisconsin Statute Section 9 50.0 to 4 mandates notification of the right to a victim witness advocate district attorney contact and access to the Victim Rights Fund the pre booking three question screening drugs self harm injury serves a dual legal purpose identifying detainees requiring medical care before booking and establishing a documented baseline protecting both the detainee and the department the responding deputy receives a grade of B+ the arrest was constitutionally grounded the investigation was methodical medical assessment statutory consent verification independent witness canvassing force applied was proportionate under Graham versus Conner 1989 the deduction reflects the absence of a captured Miranda advisement prior to the suspect's self incriminating statement at the scene the suspect receives a grade of d she initiated unprovoked battery resisted a lawful arrest and invoked unverifiable professional status to deflect accountability resistance to a lawful arrest does not become legal because the arresty disputes its validity the remedy is the courtroom the victim receives a grade of a minus her account was consistent and legally precise the explicit denial of consent is the cornerstone of the battery charge the minor deduction reflects her inability to describe the physical contact in detail a gap the defense may attempt to leverage at trial three legal takeaways from this incident first probable cause is built from convergence one witness is a start three consistent accounts are a prosecution second statutory elements require deliberate verification the consent question was not casual it was the legal foundation of the battery charge third no identity Shields criminal conduct professional status political affiliation and claimed authority are legally irrelevant once harmful physical contact without consent is established 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 and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more content on police court interactions