I'm not resisting. >> Orlando, come get me. >> Orlando. >> On July 7th, 2024, officers with the Orlando Police Department responded to a late night call from a nightclub reporting an armed disturbance. What began as a bar altercation quickly escalated into a police response involving multiple officers. Don't touch me, sir. >> Hey, look. Keep on going down. Orlando, come get me. >> Orlando, please. We have ON YOUR BACK. YOU'RE RESISTING. You're resisting. >> AR. You're resisting. You're twisting your arms. I got her arms. >> I am pregnant. I'm a pain. >> You should have been resisting. Resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Sir, I'm not resisting. >> Yes, ma'am. You were catching up this entire time. >> I was waiting on the lady to bring me my shoes. I get that black lady. She just call us to ma'am. Ma'am, that lady has to get her on her side. >> My name is Resist. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> YOU DON'T KNOW what happened. You just scared me. Okay, listen. >> I'm trying to explain it to you, but you keep trying to talk over me. >> The fire department's on the way. >> Why did I just get on the ground? >> What's your name? >> All right. >> Okay, listen. Listen. I'm trying to explain to you. You're not You're not even trying to listen. >> Okay. Okay, >> we got a call saying that the person matching your description was trying to tase you from that girl. >> Dispatch advised officers that a woman wearing a floral shirt was standing outside the club and allegedly attempting to use a taser on security staff. Any report involving a weapon immediately elevates the level of police response. >> We got one in the >> You're not You're not letting me explain though. Okay, I know. I know. But give me a second. Okay, I'll hear you. Okay. So, that's what we got. Okay. >> We have to go on what we have first. Okay. >> Give me a second. Give me a second. I'm trying to Okay. We got a call that said this. Okay. We have to go on what we're called on. Okay. So, once an officer gives you a lawful order, you have to listen to those orders. Even though Gotcha. even though if you don't agree with those orders. This is the first officer that worked on the bar. I was I went to grab my phone. I said, "Hey, I answer." >> I grabbed you. You said, "No, don't touch me." You pulled away. I was trying to put your hands behind your back and you ted up the ent. >> You tensed up. Therefore, that's why we put you on the ground because you tensed up the entire time and said, "No, no, no." >> I understand it. I understand it. You understand? I was out here waiting for the lady with the waist trainer to bring me my belongings, my wallet, and my shoes. They said I could wait for them, >> right? But when we get here, right, we got to call out someone wearing a four shirt. You're the only person wearing clothes. >> I already got escorted out. >> So therefore, you're detained because there we're getting called that you're threatening people when you >> I didn't threaten you. Can you ask the witnesses that >> it doesn't? But you're still detained upon my arrival. When I grab you when I grab you, >> please get my phone and call my mom. >> Let me get your phone. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Excuse me. According to reports, the situation began inside the nightclub when the suspect's friend became involved in a physical fight at the bar. The suspect then allegedly escalated the conflict by throwing a drink and threatening security personnel. >> I'm asking why why am I going to jail? >> For resisting without violence. >> I didn't resist, sir. You know, I didn't resist. Uh fire's coming back out. >> Okay. So, we'll hang out for a little bit. >> But can I talk to you, please? All doors. That's all I Sure, we can talk. >> I didn't resist you, sir. And I'm sorry if you feel that way, but I apologize. I literally was waiting on >> It's not that I It's not that I felt that way, man. I have nothing against you. I'm just letting you know when an officer goes to grab you, there's a reason I go to grab you. >> Step back. I I said I'm going >> You pull your arm away from me and that's for that's why someone else grabbed you and we had to put while we're trying to handcuff you. You're still fighting us. Still tensing your arms. >> I have a rod right here, sir. Do you see how do you see how my right arm >> bent? Security. >> Do you see how my right arm was bent? I have a rod in snatch away from you. I had to help. >> It was your left arm, by the way. I I had your left arm and your left arm. You were still the entire time. So, regardless, you sir, I get it. I don't for my wife. >> I don't live here, sir. I didn't resist you. I probably I can't find I can't find my wife. >> You have a Florida ID? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Sir, I didn't resist you. I don't feel like that's I apologize if you stuck that way. Nothing we could do. So, I can't go to jail. >> This is the whole point, right? You can go to court and contest it, but they're going to watch my body camera footage and they're going to hear me yelling at you. Stop resisting >> and I will take it to court because I didn't snatch. I answer the phone. I say, "Hey, I'm going to jail." >> What? >> Cuz you said detain. And that's why I saw detaining jail. I said, "Hey, I'm going to jail in Orlando. I'm going to jail." And I let y'all sleep here. I just was telling him I was going to jail. >> Okay. What's going on? Um, I got a piece of glass in my arm and when he bailed me, the glass slid in my arm. Like I don't think they were He feels like I was resisting. Sir, I don't resist officers. You can just >> He doesn't care about the resistance. He just wants to know. I have glass in my arm. Never heing my arm right now. >> And when he look in my arm, >> I got a whole I got a whole metal rod in my home. When officers arrive, their priority is scene safety, locating the reported weapon, separating individuals involved, and preventing further violence. Officers make contact with the suspect outside the club. She appears emotionally charged and officers work to control the situation while issuing clear verbal commands. >> There is something in your arm, but in my arm. I know it's in my arm. I have glass in my arm from my car accident. And when he bent me, it lit up. my fancy and it it's starting to grow. >> I know what's in my hospital. >> I would like to. Yeah, if I have to. Just go ahead. >> I really just go I want to go to jail. Just take me to jail. I want to get B. Can I burn myself out of jail? >> Can I please get my >> I need my phone to do something. That is weird that I can't use my phone. >> What do you So, do you want to go to the hospital or >> No, I just want to take I want my All right. Hold on. >> This is madly insane. >> All right. We're going to walk back to my car now. Okay. >> All right. >> Hold on. Matter of fact, we're going to walk back. >> Sorry. >> But do you see how I'm not pulling away from you? >> I know. That would have been great for you to do that. >> I did not see this. I can't believe >> I'm on. >> So, this thing. >> So, what do you have? >> Uh, misdemeanor or a felony? >> Okay. So, call me when your charging affidavit is done >> so that I can read it over because I'm supposed to look it over and approve that. >> Um, so if it's a misdemeanor and you send it through, I won't get it on. So, yeah, call me. I'll read it over. I'll say good to go. And then, um, >> that's >> in situations involving alleged weapons like a taser, officers must assume a higher level of risk. Commands are issued clearly and repeatedly to ensure compliance and public safety. The suspect is detained while officers investigate. Throughout the process, officers attempt to deescalate emotions and prevent the situation from turning physical. >> Okay. >> What you're good, >> ma'am. I hope you know that's not me being that's not being >> I call him sir. I call him sir like >> I told >> 80 times in a day. >> He thinks that no matter what when a sergeant talks to him, we're angry with him. That's just how delicate. >> Yes, ma'am. They'll let you do that. 540. >> Yes, ma'am. We'll let you do that. >> What's that? >> I hope not to >> We are at the hospital. >> It's going out of jail. >> I understand. But you you're claiming >> Following the incident, the suspect is transported to a hospital for medical evaluation. Individuals involved in physical altercations are often medically cleared before being taken to jail and the suspect is medically cleared and released back into police custody. Medical clearance ensures there are no immediate health risks before incarceration. >> Something that has to get medically checked out. >> He he told me directly to come here. >> We That's not your option. You can tell that to the hospital, but until then, we need discharge paperwork cuz you're claiming something happened. >> How y'all doing? >> Okay, ma'am. >> No, ma'am. >> You said you have a rod. >> I don't want it. >> You said you have a rod in your arm that slipped. Therefore, we need >> slipp. I said I got a rod in my arm and I got a piece of glass in my arm. And when you when you pamp me, the glass moved. You cannot wear a glass. >> So therefore, you need discharge paper. >> I had a glass in my arm for years. >> So I'll make sure to tell that to the hospital. >> I don't want the medical treatment. I don't want the medical treatment. I don't want the medical treatment. Break me nasty. >> It's not being nasty. >> I don't want to be at noon. I don't want to be here. Advent can't do nothing for me. >> Just for documentary purposes. I'm only waiting for my partner to get here so that way we can move you. She is then transported to the Orange County Jail for booking. At this stage, officers must decide which charges are supported by evidence in witness cooperation. >> Is there nowhere to call your sergeant? >> You already spoke to my sergeant. >> You can tell him I don't want to. >> He already knows that, ma'am. >> It's only a $500 bond. So, whatever that'll be. I don't know if it's I don't I think it might be less. I think it's might be 250. I think the minimum is 250. So, I think you only have to put up like 250 or something like that. What's that? >> I understand. >> If you want, I can let I can let you make a phone call once we get there. >> Ma'am. >> Oh, I'm sorry. If you want, I'll let you make a phone call. >> Yeah. in order I just I have in order to open it to make a phone call. I I don't know your password. >> Which one's mom? >> I can't see. >> Mom. >> Okay, I'm calling it now. >> Your call has been delivered. >> Malia. I thought Malia was fighting a man the whole time. He was a stud. >> Although the original call involved a weapon, the suspect was ultimately charged only with resisting officers without violence. The security guard declined to pursue additional charges. Court records later show that the resisting charge was dropped. This highlights how charges can change as cases move through the legal system. >> It's only a $500 bond. So, whatever that'll be. >> I don't know if it's I don't I think it might be less. I think it's might be 250. I think the minimum is 250. So, I think you only have to put up like 250 or something like that.