He's trying to run away so that he doesn't get a trespass. He's got the orange shirt on. >> Okay. >> You want trespass? >> I'll take the wrap. Hey. >> All right. >> This was my Get off me or I'll [ __ ] take you. >> I had a problem with >> Okay. Don't you ever touch me again. All right. >> Okay. What? >> Beat on my mom. >> That guy? >> Yes. >> The guy that you got called on beat on my mom >> just now? like three years ago and I just I can't let it go. Arrest me if you need to. >> Why? Why? Why arrest you? No. >> That's what you need to do. You need to do it. I mean, don't arrest nobody else. >> Although they didn't know his full information. >> All right. Hey, CJ. So, what'd he do? >> He's been over here been trying to ball him. When the guy incident was here, he was here. When there's fights, he's here. Every time he's here, there's a [music] big scenario. >> Okay. for over a year. I keep I keep borrowing and borrowing and borrowing. Every time I get you guys on the phone, he knows he's smart. >> As soon as I was on the phone, you stormed in the building. >> The problem is it won't be over. This is like this has been a year. >> Okay. >> All right. So, he's wearing an orange shirt, >> right? Orange button-up shirt. >> Okay. White male. Um, anything else? Shaved head. >> Uh, no. short hair. Tattoos on his face. >> All right. Tattoos on face. Okay, >> guys. That's his real name. >> Echo 3. It's going to be a white male. It looks like he just came back. Is this him? >> Yes. >> All right. I'm going to be in the alley right next to CJ's. You >> stupid. I know. >> All right. Listen. [ __ ] I didn't do nothing. All right. I mean, unfortunately, CJ's want your trespass. All right. You got your ID on you, my man? Yeah. Okay. All right. All right. You're not giving you no trouble, man. >> All right. I app I I appreciate you be going through it, bro. >> Well, I mean, unfortunately, they want you to trespass from here, so >> tell her. >> Here, my man. You dropped some money, so >> Yeah, I see. Trust me. I ain't using none of that, dog. >> Yeah. All right, let's walk to my car right now. >> I'll be honest with you. >> What' you buy? Like a used cop car? Looks like one of the >> [ __ ] yeah. one of you guys. [laughter] >> You're a dog. Oh my god. Hey. Hey. You remember? [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> Yo. >> Here. >> Yo, stay right there. >> Get away from my car. What are you doing? >> Get away. >> What? What are you doing? >> Just I'm trying to tell the officer that's in there. I'm not going to put my hands on you. >> Okay. This is my car. I'm the >> Okay. Okay. Perfect. The [ __ ] that you got called over put his hands on my mama. >> Okay. That guy? >> No. Okay. >> That guy didn't do [ __ ] [ __ ] >> All right. This is something separate. >> All right. Is this your friend? >> But she has the wrong person. >> I was about to say, can you please just keep her away? >> I get it, but she has the wrong person. >> Okay. >> The other. >> All right. Do you run? All right. All right. Listen. >> Hey, you guys got >> ma'am. Go away. Go away. This is unrelated. Okay. That's the reason that he got called. >> All right. >> Because I was trying to fight the other [ __ ] that put his hands on my mama. I saw him [ __ ] hit her. I saw him push her. >> Okay. You said >> that has nothing to do with him. >> Okay. You said this is something that happened 3 years ago. >> Yes. Exactly. And he walked into this bar and my brother was like, "That's the motherfucker." And I said, "I'm going to [ __ ] kill him." >> Okay. >> That's on me. That's not on him. >> Aaron, can you come with me? >> Yeah. Just go. >> That's fine. But you guys cannot arrest him. He didn't do anything wrong. >> We're not arresting him. We're just giving them a trespass. Okay. So, trespassing, >> but if you need to arrest somebody, I >> can you please get your friend? I don't want to lock her up for drunk. >> Be locked up either. But if you need to arrest somebody, arrest me. >> Just go away. >> Can you come with me, please? >> What's your name? >> Officer Veter badge 730. Okay. Veter 730. All right. We got to deal with something else. >> Yeah, we good. We good. Hi. >> On September 27th, 2025, officers responded to a trespass call at a bar in Charlotte County, Florida. Two arrests followed within minutes. One for battery, one for obstruction. Both raise distinct constitutional questions. The first issue is battery under Florida statute section 784.03 intentional unlawful touching against another person's will. The male subject admitted on camera to physically confronting the individual he believed had assaulted his mother years earlier. Florida does not recognize personal grievance as a defense to battery. Motivation is a sentencing factor, not a legal excuse. His voluntary on camera statements establish every element the prosecution requires intent, contact, and absence of consent. He never invoked his fifth amendment right to remain silent. Every statement made without counsel is admissible. >> Most like >> All right. Yo, >> you take anybody take >> drag your friend back in the bar. >> Tell her to do that because that's going to get us in a fight. >> Miss, we're dealing with something else. Okay. If you >> If you don't step away, you're going to get arrested for disorderly. >> Situation, different situation. >> All right. Just please take her away. >> No, cuz she can't take me away. This This isn't going away because of me. I was the one that she called on. >> No, listen. I called on somebody that fought my Can you Can you come with me, please? >> Can you come with me, please? Please arrest me for >> Final Warning. If you don't get out of here, you're going to jail. All right. Now, get out of here. >> Arrest me. My dad will get me out tomorrow. Please. >> Please. Just do not arrest him. >> Huh? Okay. All right. >> Yes, sir. That officer is calling you right. >> [ __ ] arrest right now. >> [ __ ] arrest me. >> Miss, can you just grab your friend's phone? >> Can you grab it and call my dad? >> I'll call him [ __ ] jail. >> All right, listen. >> Echo 3 pond door. I'm going to have the female. It's going to be >> It was because he beat on my mom. >> Can you have echo for this location? It was because he beat on my mom. >> All right. >> I'm not [ __ ] 215. >> Haley, let it go. >> He would like to speak to you. >> Who is it? >> Her brother. >> I I can't speak with him. >> Yeah. We don't They don't care who my brother is. Just make sure Maxi does not go to games. >> He didn't do nothing. This is because we beat on my mom. >> All right. >> He deserves justice. >> Okay. Listen, >> I'm already in handcuffs, Taylor. Yes, but Sammy beat on my mom. That's why they're here. >> Well, if I if I stop and be quiet, will you let me go? >> What's your 20? >> It's too late. >> It's too late, Tater. It's too [ __ ] late. You got to pick me up in the morning. They beat on my mama. >> Come over here for a >> So, I'm getting arrested for handling that [ __ ] >> I have been real nice. I pushed him off of me the first time, and I'm so sorry for that. I didn't realize what was going on. >> Yeah. >> But >> this is because Sammy beat on my mama. He deserves it. >> We got >> No, the officer cannot hear you cuz he doesn't give a [ __ ] what you have to say. I know she's being an idiot. If if there's any way I keep her from going to jail tonight, I will leave where I'm at right now and come get her. I know she's already pushed. >> It's just because he beat on my mama. >> Sir Sarah, unfortunately, everything's all by camera. She's already in custody. So, all right. >> That's okay. I'll get out tomorrow, Taylor. This is worth it for the [ __ ] that beat on our mom. >> Can you pull a separate CR number and I'll get her name? >> Worth it for the [ __ ] that beat on our mom. new. >> I know, right? I'm telling them what they need to know. >> Just Just be quiet. >> I'm begging you for mercy. This [ __ ] beat on my mom. >> All right. >> Beat on my mom. >> Okay. All right. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I am clean for obstruction because you can't interfere with an investigation police department. He gave you multiple warnings. That's why you're right. >> He He hit my mom and that's what this is all about. >> He hit your mom? No, >> the [ __ ] that he's after three years ago, he hit my mom. >> That was three years ago. But this is a when I was 13. I got I'm sorry that happened to me. >> I'm sorry that it happened, too. And I'm okay. >> I'm okay with being arrested for this [ __ ] >> All right. We're going to walk to the car with the bicycle. Okay. >> Yep. >> I will be out tomorrow. I'm so sorry you had to deal with this. >> All the way down here, >> but it's worth it for the [ __ ] that beat on my mom. far behind you, dude. >> Okay. >> I hope you can understand that. >> I I I understand. I mean, that's the last thing I wanted to do tonight. Okay. >> That's okay. >> All right. So, >> that's okay. >> I've been to jail twice for drinking and driving. That was my own fault. But this [ __ ] beat on my mom, >> so I'm happy to go to jail for beating his ass. >> All right. Do you have an ID on you? Yes or no? >> Yes. It was in my pink purse that was in the bar. >> Pink purse in the bar. >> Mikey, quit trying to save me. Just go home. Okay. >> Just let him in and orange one so everyone's shirt go home. >> That's your friend, right? >> Which one? >> The one right there. Is that Is that her? >> I can't see. Can we walk a little closer? >> No. No. We're going to chill here. All right. Um, no. She just said she has a pink purse inside. >> It's a pink metallic purse and it has my ID in it. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yes, it has my ID in it. >> All right. All right. Here. Here. Just listen to this officer. Okay. have anything on you that's mostly for >> now. Do you want your friend to take your purse? >> Um, that depends on you. If you want to search it, go ahead and search it. If not, >> let her take it. >> I just looked good to see if I didn't. >> All right. >> All right. Can you throw her in the back seat? Just chill with her. >> Here you go, bro. Can't come back for one year. Okay. >> If you do, if you caught on a property, you'll go back. You'll go to jail. You jump it. So again, >> properties over there. I'm good to come to this restaurant. >> Come to that restaurant. You come to that. You just can't come to this kind of square right there. >> All right. So, we're good here. >> You're good. >> Have a good day. >> You want to give that to uh them? >> If she has to come here, she will. She wants to trespass, too. >> She's going to have to come here, then. >> Yeah, you have to come. >> And plus, he's not even on the property right now. So, >> we can't we can't just trespass people. still stand. It's just going to be an ongoing problem. >> The best thing is >> over a year pass. >> The best thing is if she if he comes on of the property when there's somebody there and they want to trespass and they can call us. It doesn't have to be her. It's an employee or somebody. >> Okay. So, he has to be standing over there and then one of your employees has to call. So, it's just going to be >> the best thing I would say is >> I mean you could drive here right now, but if she's not standing over there, they still >> Yeah. We just can't just can't randomly trespass people. >> It's turned into a game where he's just going He's just going to stand on the full corners of the building. >> Well, unfortunately, he's allowed to do that. >> I will. I'm sorry. >> Great. So, this has been over a year. Been trying to get a hold of this trespass. It's been over a year. Every fight, stabbing, gun, missing, shooting, incident that we've had has he's been involved. >> Okay. Well, now he's trespassed from the property. So, >> so now he's now he's trespassed from the property. So, if he goes back on the property, just make sure it's on video so we can either send a warrant for his his arrest or if he's on the property and we get here, we'll take him to jail. But unfortunately, he is allowed to stand right there. >> Okay. >> So, but I have a feeling he's going to be walking on your property here momentarily anyway. So, >> I have a very strong feeling that I'm going to get assaulted by him. This has been going on for a couple months. I've been watching my back even to the point where he storms in the building from one door, >> directs me, gets in my face, and storms out the other door. the other day he came in for a beer at the middle of the afternoon, flicked off the camera, waiting for me to drive here. >> Do you have uh cases in reference to it? >> Every time I call you guys, he's not on property, so it's just been it's been over. >> I was going to say, well, just every single time you have an issue with him, call us, ask for a report, and get a case number because then you can at least get a restraining order against him. >> Okay. Well, I didn't even have his name till now. So, I guess we we've caught Steph. >> Yeah. >> And every single person for some reason protects him and doesn't want to give me his real name. So, >> so the best thing I would say is go back inside now. Hopefully, he'll just leave, but >> at some point. >> Thank you. >> The second issue concerns obstruction under Florida statute section 843.02, a firstdegree misdemeanor. The first amendment is directly relevant. In City of Houston versus Hill, 482, United States 451, 1987. The Supreme Court held that profane speech directed at police is constitutionally protected. Words alone cannot satisfy the obstruction statute. Conduct is required. The female subject refused at least three documented officer commands and repeatedly reapproached the patrol vehicle. That physical non-compliance, not her language, is what crosses the line from protected expression into chargeable obstruction. Under Graham versus Connor, 490 United States 386, 1989. Use of force and arrest decisions are evaluated for objective reasonleness given documented sequential warnings and deliberate non-compliance. The arrest clears the Graham threshold. Trespass enforcement is governed by Florida statute section 810.09. The statute requires prior notice before any return becomes a criminal offense. The officer delivered that notice correctly, defined the property boundary precisely, and advised on consequences for re-entry, satisfying the statute. >> I feel like you understand what I'm saying. >> Unless he deserves it, but do not let me go unless he deserves to be there, cuz I would. >> Ma'am, he's only getting a trespass. He's not getting arrested. >> That's not even the right guy. Look for Sammy P. Okay. >> He beat on my mom in front of me when I was 11. We need to look for him. He came in here tonight and that was me. >> This is the situation I'm in and I'm I'm happy to be in it to protect my mother. Put that in the police report if you want. Just make sure that you get the facts right. My grandpa was the judge. My dad's a cowboy. He don't have no power. My uncle is a power of attorney and he has attorney rights in Charlotte County and I was gonna shadow because this is my career choice. I was gonna shadow Scott Weinberg, too. But you don't [ __ ] beat up my mama and then be where I'm at. You don't do that. And I know you [ __ ] feel that in your heart. You don't do that [ __ ] cuz you will get killed. I'm sorry you had to deal with this. I'm sorry you'll have to book me. I'm sorry that I have to deal with this cuz I got to deal with it tomorrow. But it was worth it for the [ __ ] that beat my mama up to not ever find her again. If you got my phone, can I please have it so I can tell my dad I'm in jail before >> I was about to say, um, well, your brother's already aware that you're being arrested. >> My [ __ ] phone up, but let me tell my dad on my own before y'all tell him. >> Well, I'm I'm not going to tell him. >> I get it. I get it. But this was this was for my mama and what she >> Okay, listen. >> I was the third [ __ ] that beat on her. >> Once we get once we get to the jail, >> you're going to have an opportunity to uh write some phone numbers down. >> I just want you to tell I just want to tell you because I want you to know who the [ __ ] you're arresting. Like it ain't even about the name. It's about the principal. Like my grandpa used to be a judge and the cops didn't like him cuz he told the truth in courtroom, but everybody else loved him. And that gets me out of a lot of trouble even though I don't try to flex it. But this I beat on a [ __ ] that beat on my mama. So this everybody in the in the [ __ ] county that has a soul will feel my pain and stick up for me. And I just want y'all to know that because everybody that had a good conscience when my grandpa was a judge stuck up for him and that's why he prevailed. I don't think that you'd lie on me, but there's a lot of cops that would. And I told you the truth, and that's why I'm in handcuffs. And I don't think you lie on me, but do not [ __ ] let me down because my lawyer will eat you the [ __ ] up. >> A critical procedural concern. Miranda adisement was not captured on camera during transport while the male subject made extensive incriminating statements. Under Miranda versus Arizona, 384, United States, 436, 1966. Custodial interrogation requires prior rights advisement. However, statements volunteered without officer questioning fall outside Miranda's scope per Rhode Island versus Zinis. 46 United States 291 1980. If the statements were entirely self-initiated, as the footage suggests, they remain admissible regardless of the Miranda gap. Officer Veter badge 7:30 receives a B+. He documented warnings before arrest, called for backup before taking two subjects simultaneously, and defined trespass boundaries with legal precision. He also provided accurate guidance on civil injunction options under Florida statute section 784.048, 048. The Miranda gap during transport is the sole procedural concern. Whether statements were volunteered or elicited determines admissibility. The male subject receives a B minus. He complied fully with arrest, made no false statements, and offered no physical resistance. However, he waved his Fifth Amendment right entirely, admitted to battery on camera, and chose direct confrontation over lawful reporting channels. The female subject receives a C plus. Her verbal conduct was constitutionally protected. Her physical non-compliance was not a First Amendment challenge to the charge retains merit if the arrest is framed around speech alone. The footage distinguishes conduct from expression. Bar management receives a B. The trespass request was appropriate. The absence of documented incident case numbers, however, limits available civil remedies. Three takeaways from this encounter. First, the fifth amendment right attaches at the moment of custody. Volunteered admissions, even without questioning, can be used at trial. Second, the first amendment protects expression, not conduct. Physical interference with a lawful law enforcement action ends constitutional protection. Third, for repeat harassment patterns. Civil injunctions under Florida statute section 784.048 048 require a documented pattern of conduct causing substantial emotional distress, not a prior criminal conviction, making them accessible and effective. Let us know if there is an interaction or legal topic you would like discussed in the comments below. Thank you for watching. Do not forget to check out our second channel, Street Body Cam, for more police interaction and courtroom content.