Tell her what's going to happen if she doesn't. >> Listen. Listen. They don't want you on this. >> Don't listen to them. I'm sorry. >> You're about to be arrested. All right. I'm going to just keep it straight with you. You're about to be arrested for trespassing. >> So, you can get off this bus and get off. >> If you don't get off the bus, you're going to go to jail right now. >> Oh, okay. >> Broward County, Florida. A woman refuses to leave a public bus. What started as a civil dispute is about to become a criminal matter and the law is not on her side. Viewer advisory. This footage contains physical restraint presented for legal analysis under fair use. >> Argumentative with pastor passengers all over the place. And uh that's my leader. She was initially on his bus. His bus broke down and she was cursing people out on his bus and she really ain't going nowhere. She got to go cuz she interferes on the right side. >> Okay. >> Hey, how you doing? Can you sit outside real quick? >> Why? >> Just going to talk to you outside real quick. You hear me? >> What's going on? >> Nothing is going on. I'm waiting for you to pull up. >> All right. Thing is, he doesn't want you on this bus. So, you got to go. >> He doesn't want you on this bus. You have to go. >> Okay. I don't want Nick on this bus. Okay. >> What? You got to go, ma'am. You got to go. You got to get off this bus. >> You just have to catch a different one. You're just going to have to catch the next one. I'm sorry. You have to catch the next one. Okay, I'll do so. You got to get off this or something like >> right now, >> ma'am. That's all. >> Listen, let's not do this. All right. Please just get off. >> What am I doing? You're out. What am I doing? You're out. >> I'm chilling. You're all right. >> No, you're out. I'm out of here. >> Here's the deal. You can get There is no deal. There is no deal. There is no deal. Oh, no. No. No. Yeah. >> Look. Look. Why are you so mad in the first place? I'm giving you a chance to hear you out. >> What chance are you giving me? >> All right. Look, ma'am. You're going to have to get out. >> No. No. Look, ma'am. What is the What is the issue? >> What? I I just want to get to where I'm going. >> Tell her what's going to happen if she doesn't. >> Listen. Listen. They don't want show >> don't listen to. I'm sorry. >> You're about to be arrested. All right. I'm going to just keep it straight with you. You're about to be arrested for trespassing. >> So, you can get off this bus and get off. >> If you don't get off the bus, you're going to go to jail right now. Oh, okay. Nothing bad for me. >> Well, are you going to get off or you going to go to jail? >> I paid my fair. I mean, what's the issue? >> Are you ready? >> What is the issue? I paid my fair. I paid my fair. >> Under Florida statutes, section 810.09, remaining on a conveyance after the authorized operator has warned you to leave constitutes trespass. The bus driver is that operator. His word carries the force of law. Paying a fair creates a conditional license, not a right. Once the driver revokes it, continued presence is a crime. The subject's misunderstanding argument has no legal standing. Officers gave a clear verbal warning before arresting. That warning satisfied the statutory element. Probable cause was complete the moment she remained seated. >> Come on. Let's go. No. Stop. Let's go. Let's go. >> Hands are on. Let's go. Get up. >> Let's go. Um, I didn't say no. I didn't say no. We were using physical force. Let's go. I didn't say no. >> Get up. We're not playing games. Get up. >> I didn't say I work. Let's go. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Now you're going to jail. >> Okay. I didn't say no. Let me get my Let me grab my belongings. >> Put your hands behind your back. Hi, man. >> Let me grab my belongings. Let me grab my belongings. Let me grab my belongings. Get your hands behind a bit. >> Think about what you're doing here. >> Come on. >> Grab them, man. >> I'm leaving. I'm leaving. Is this >> You're going to jail. >> Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. I SAID THANK YOU. I SAID THANK YOU. I SAID THANK YOU. I SAID THANK YOU. I SAID THANK YOU. I said thank you. I SAID THANK YOU. I SAID THANK YOU. I said thank you. Okay. Okay. I said thank you. >> Put your hand behind that. Stop moving. >> Okay. No, I am moving. But I said thank you. I said thank you. >> There you go. >> Stop positioning, buddy. >> It's not necessary. >> Good. Okay. Take a breath. >> So, let's grab her. Throw her in the car. She goes down. >> All right. Come on. Let's get up. 3 2 1 >> Stand up now. >> What is the reason for this? >> Stand up. >> What is the reason? >> Unnecessary. You're unwilling to answer the question. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> What is the reason though? What is the reason? What is the reason? >> Trespass. >> Let me get my belongings though. Come on. Walk with me. >> This is unnecessary. >> Charlie, it's unnecessary. It's >> unnecessary. Why unnecessary force? Come on. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. What? What is the force? What is the force? >> I'm already seeing. >> I hadn't. I hadn't. >> You just pass your feet. probably 97. >> You walk away again. >> I hadn't. >> I have to use the airport. >> I had I have to cheat though. I have to use the bathroom. >> I have to use the bathroom. I have to use the bathroom. >> I have to teach you. I have to use a little >> We're beyond that right now. >> I have to use a little girl's room. I have to tie. I have to use a little girl. >> Is this going on? How's this? Does it matter? I have to use the little girl. I have to tit. I have to tit. I'm not talking to you. Yeah. Thank you. >> Charlie. >> No, I don't. No, I don't. No. Was it? No. No. >> It wasn't It wasn't necessary. Wasn't >> anything in the front. I had >> No, I No, I do not. >> Where you from? Where you from? >> Does it matter? Unlock this. >> It wasn't unlock this. Unlock this. >> Come on. >> You got ID in your bag? >> No, I don't. I don't. I don't. >> Okay. Tell us your name. >> Unlock this. No. Unlock this. Unlock this. >> Is she double cuffed? Double locked. >> Please. Please. >> Make sure she's double locked so she doesn't collapse on her own. You're going to jail. >> Thank you. >> Taylor, >> I just have to teach you. That's all. >> Thank you. Thank you. Did she feel the need to touch me? Why is it necessary for her to touch me? >> Why is it necessary for you to act like that? >> WHY? WHY? IT'S IT'S VERBAL, but she's physical. Why does she feel the need to get >> You've been physically resisting. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Stop. Stop. >> Get in the car. We'll stop touching you. >> No. No. Um I'm No. NO. WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? WHAT IS THE ARREST? WHAT IS THE ARREST? GET IN THE CAR. What is the arrest? What is the arrest? What is the arrest? Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. I do not I do not I do not get in the car. We're not talking. Get in the car. >> I do not. There's no discussion. Please. >> Okay. You're right. There's no discussion. >> Okay. But you're forcing me. Why do you feel the need to do so? >> Bro, get in the [ __ ] car. Get in the car. Take your time. That works. >> Get your legs in the car, lady. >> All right. You can't do that for us. >> Rack up more charges. You can rack up some more charges. That's cool. >> Come on. Really? Come on. >> Sit in the car. >> So, sit in the car or you got to get pepper sprayed. >> Well, I was here. >> Sit in the car. >> I'll just grab my You know what I mean? I was here in >> You're under arrest. You're going to BSO main jail. Do you understand that? You're going to jail. Sit in the car. You don't have another option. >> Yep. See, see, see, see, see. >> You're going to get resistance. >> Put your [ __ ] legs in there. >> And And um >> put your legs in the car. >> She's going to jail. >> I mean, that wasn't necessary. >> Go ahead. >> That wasn't necessary. That wasn't necessary. >> I just want to go home. That wasn't necessary. They're going to jail. There's no >> trespassing after warning. Resisting copies. >> Okay. 83 copy. >> Okay. Now, put your butt in the car and put your legs in the car. >> Okay. N unlock this, please. Unlock this, please. >> Ma'am, are you okay? >> Oh, you? >> Yeah. Just put your legs in the vehicle. >> Okay. Why do you feel the need to You know what I mean? >> We don't even have to touch you. I >> I just want to I just want to go home. You know what I mean? >> It's too late for that. It's too late. >> Why is it too late? What is the charge? >> Do you know the charge? >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> What is the charge? What is I I just want to go home. I just want to go home. I just want to go. I I just want to go home. >> You're going to jail. >> What is the charge? >> I told you trespassing on my charge, sir. >> Trespassing. That is the charge. >> On what? On what property? >> You're going to spend more time in jail than you're going to get more charges. >> I'm talking to this gentleman. >> Just get in the vehicle. No. >> There's no trespassing. >> Get in the car. >> There's no trespassing charge. There's no trespass in charge. Well, >> you can discuss that with the judge. >> I'm I'm talking to Listen, you're wrong. Get in the car. You're going to jail. I'm I'm >> You're going to jail. >> Speaking politely. I'm speaking politely. >> But you're not making sense and you're not listening either. So, get in the car. You're going to jail. This isn't a conversation that we're having. This is not a deliberation. The decision has been made. You're going to jail >> because I was in the right. I was hitting right because I went into the re the ladies room and then I came here. >> What does it have to do with anything? Get in the [ __ ] car. >> You're using fine language. >> Uhhuh. >> But it's >> Get in the car. >> But it's a charge. Do >> you have a double cage? >> No. No. No. No. I mean, we're talking. We're talking. >> But But that it isn't necessary. It isn't necessary. I can't I can't I can't. Look, I'm handcuffed. That that isn't necessary using excessive force. Use He felt the need. >> He wouldn't have to touch you if you just got in the car. >> I had it. I had it. Why do you feel the need to use excessive force? >> See, see. It's unnecessary. IT'S UNNECESSARY. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. IT'S UNNECESSARY. Come on. >> Get in the car. >> 66 313 Southwest. >> It's I just want to go. That's not happening. You're going to jail. You're under arrest. Get in the car. >> How so? How I hadn't? >> Cuz we have arrest powers. We're police officers in the state of Florida. You committed a crime. You're going to jail now. >> I hadn't. >> You sure did. >> I hadn't. >> Uh-huh. >> When we told you to get off the bus, you did not. That's a crime. Now get in the car. >> It was a misunderstanding. Cuz I've got the proof to show. I really do. >> Do you understand that we have cameras on? >> No, I I didn't say that. You were like, I do have the proof. >> There's no getting out of it. >> You had the right to be on the bus originally. Then something happened and the driver didn't want you on the bus. He asked you to leave. You know what was going on. You didn't want to leave. He called us. >> It was a misunderstanding. It was a misunderstanding. >> He could ask you to leave regardless of what a misunderstanding. He doesn't matter. >> We also gave you a lot of options. We said that big deal. You made these decisions. Your decisions. >> Why does he feel the need to use excessive? >> No one wants to touch it. We really don't. >> Okay. Look. Look. >> Look at Look at me. >> Okay. I really don't want to touch you. Nobody does. We don't like it. >> Okay. Look, if I >> If you just got in the car. >> Thank you. Thank you. We won't touch. >> I am in the car partially. >> Don't You're just being silly now. And you're the one asking for more force. Look at your fellow men. >> He's got to look through your stuff now. >> Why would he? >> Because you're under arrest, Mom. And your belongings are now going to be transported with you. >> He's going to find nothing. >> We're not looking for anything. He's going to inventory them. >> Thank you. Have you been in the car? >> We won't touch you anymore. >> Thank you. Have you been arrested? Are we clear? But look. But look, >> look at me. Look at me. >> No, I'm not. I don't find the need to look at you. Look. Look. >> You're making this really difficult. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not, madam. No, madam. No, I'm not, madam. No, I'm not, madam. No, I'm not, madam. No, I'm not mad. Look. Look. >> Anyway, ma'am, we don't even have to go there. Can you just get in the car? >> Thank you. I am in the car. >> You've already charged for absolutely nothing. >> Wait, what is the charge though? >> It's called resisting. I know you can hear. I know you heard us. >> I didn't say I didn't say he's looking. Look, he's looking for something. >> You can waste as much time so we can leave this alone. Taking forever to get in the car and you're just delaying what is inevitable. You know that, right? You're still going to jail no matter what. >> No matter what. So have fun sitting there because the longer you sit here, the longer you're going to be in jail formula. >> [ __ ] back, please. Formula. >> He's looking to find something. He's >> looking for your ID. You're going to jail. >> Well, thank you. >> Just get in the car, please. >> I am in the car. He's looking for something that that's He's LOOKING FOR SOMETHING THAT'S NOT HE'S LOOKING FOR SOMETHING THAT'S NOT I'M LOOKING FOR YOUR ID. SHUT UP AND GET IN THE CAR. >> I just want to go home. See, >> there was another 31. >> Aren't you hot out here? >> You're not hot. >> My identification. Does it matter if I'm hot or not? Doesn't matter if you're hot. >> It's cooler in the car. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Your logical reasoning is is very >> Why thank you. >> Interesting. >> Okay. Thank you. He's got my intensification. >> There's some nice AC in there. >> Yeah, it doesn't matter. Okay. The identific the AC is cool, but but yeah. Yeah. No, no, I don't. But he's got my identification. >> I have it now. >> Okay. It doesn't matter. >> Apparently nothing matters. >> Okay. But I saw the hand to hand transaction. He's looking for He's LOOKING FOR GOLD. NO. NO. NO. BRO, >> you want to see that? >> NO. IF IF IF YOU DIDN'T FIND IT BY THIS TIME. Come on. Come on. >> Rookies. This is the hand to hand. >> No. No. Rookies. Yeah. Yeah. Rookies. Come on. Come on. >> Actually, this guy's >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. If he if he didn't find about this song. Come on. >> Yeah. Yeah. He she showed your my ID. >> Or what? [laughter] >> Let me go. Shall we? Shall we? >> Look at my ID. >> That's why you touching me. I'm not touching you. You're touching me. You're touching me. You're touching me. That's unnecessary. That's unnecessary. That's unnecessary. That's unnecessary. That's unnecessary. >> I really don't. That's unnecessary. That's unnecessary. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. See, that's unnecessary. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> What? I I haven't used foul language. I have not used foul language. >> Just get in the car. >> I don't really think you want >> I have not used foul language. I have not used foul language. >> You really don't want to be touched, huh? >> Just get in the car. I don't want to touch you, honestly. >> Super easy. >> You shall not get in the car. >> Uhoh. >> Go find criminals, man. We did. We got one. >> You have? Yeah. Thank you. >> Unresistdeed. Thank you. Thank you. >> Are you feeling off? >> I do not want to speak. Thank you. >> Well, you've been speaking a whole lot of that. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you. Go catch criminals. Thank you. Thank you. Go catch criminals. Thank you. here. [laughter] >> No, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> She's She's Yeah, she likes to say thank you. You're welcome. >> Is that a good thing or a bad thing? >> Which part? >> I'm being polite to jail. >> Are you though? I feel like a polite thing would do just get in the car. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're I guess you're welcome. >> Thank you. Indeed. >> Indeed. >> Well, be so mean. I got to take all this crap. So, we're going to haveation. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You got family members, kids? >> Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. Thank [laughter] you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You're using excessive force. >> Put in her in your case. In your case, let's get her. Let's get her in this one. >> Okay. Using excessive force. Using excessive I'm sitting down. >> You're resisting. You're resisting. You're active. >> I'm sitting down. I'm sitting down. >> Actively resisting in the car. >> Wait. I'm sitting down. >> You want me to show? >> I'm sitting down. I'm already sitting down. >> I'm already sitting down. >> I'm already sitting. I'm already seated. I'm already seated. I'm already seated. I'm already seated. I'm already seated. As I said, I'm already seated. I'm already seated. >> Turn your >> That's unnecessary. That's unnecessary. That's unnecessary. That's unnecessary. That's unnecessary. That is unnecessary. >> You're telling me. >> Yes. That is unnecessary. >> Don't you kick against me. I'll put her straight >> on use of force. Graham versus Connor, decided by the Supreme Court in 1989, requires objective reasonleness, judged at the moment of decision, not in hindsight. Three factors apply. Severity of the crime, threat level, and active resistance. Misdemeanor trespass, low severity, no physical threat posed, but sustained resistance across multiple arrest phases justified escalation to hard empty hand control, no weapons deployed, proportionate under Graham. One constitutional gap. No Miranda warning was administered on camera after custody was established under Miranda versus Arizona decided by the Supreme Court in 1966. Any statements elicited without advisement risk suppression. This is a prosecutorial exposure point. The inventory search of her bag was lawful under South Dakota versus Operan decided in 1976. Routine inventory searches incident to arrest are Fourth Amendment compliant. No issue there. Thank you. >> Mute. >> You need to take a breath. >> Is she harass any of y'all or like touch you guys or anything like that? Was she harassing any of you guys or just >> like like I mean to the point where she was like touching you or anything? >> All right. Thank you guys. The only thing was that I'm saying to you, she just uh like like she got out of her way and it was nothing confrontational. But she told me, "Get off the bus and I ain't talking to you no more. You're like you're an ignorant black man." And I was like, "No, you were out of your league messing with me cuz I'm a native Floridaian." >> Yeah. So at the end of the day, what you guys did and what he did was the right thing >> cuz they told me no. They told me she been doing that and he said she did it on the other bus up to this bus. And the moral of the story is she got some things going on. >> Maybe she's just a rude person. Well, maybe. >> All right. I appreciate you. Thank you. A bunch of crap. >> Yeah, about IDs here. >> Okay. Probably going to be busy the rest of the shift with this one. Yeah, this is going to suck. >> Sir, I have to >> Yeah, hold it for 10 minutes and you can TT at the at the police department. Sir, please. >> If you TT in my car, I'm going to charge you for more stuff. >> Ask you politely. That's why I'm asking you politely. >> Okay. But I'm asking you politely. Wait 10 minutes and you can TT at the police department. >> I'm unable to do something. >> Okay. Well, then you'll get another charge. >> Please make a U-turn and then I'll >> No, you're not getting out of handcuffs until we're at the police department. >> Why do you feel they need to get me out of handcuffs? But I have the TT. >> Uh-huh. [laughter] >> Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. But I have the TT. Say it again. >> You say it again. Your dick is still the same size, loser, sir. Okay. Thank you. >> I'm good with that. >> Okay. Neither do I. I still have to TT. Sir, please make a U-turn if you will. Please. >> I will not. >> Please, sir. >> No, we are going to the police department. You can TT there. >> What crime have I committed? >> Trespassing. Resisting without violence. >> Okay. What violence have I committed? >> You haven't. >> Okay. You you resisted without it. >> Okay. So, you want me to sit on your face? >> Definitely not. That would be >> aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer with a deadly weapon. >> I'm Italian. I look black, but I'm Italian. I wasn't I'm born in Italy. >> What does that matter? >> It means that I'm going to >> You're in America now. >> But I'm going to see their face expeditiously. >> Expeditiously, >> sir. Yes. So, please make a U-turn if you will, sir. >> I will not. Please make a U-turn, sir. Please make a U-turn. I just want to go and use the little girl. All jokes aside, I'll have to >> I All jokes aside, in 10 minutes, you'll be able to. >> Wait. So, you don't you realize that I'm hack? >> Yes. >> So, you >> That's crazy. Don't say that. >> You have a valid license. Why were you on the bus? >> Damn, you've already been arrested for threat on a law enforcement officer. That's crazy. >> That's another charge. >> Yeah, Italy, right? That's pretty far up north. So, we speak a different dialect. a different dialect. >> Why you feel the need to handicop? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> Well, I have arrest powers and I say >> speak to me. You're obnoxious. >> You're obnoxious. >> You're listening to yourself, I think. >> Oh, but but I'm handcuffed. You're listening to me, though. >> I wish that we could handcuff your mouth. >> Why? >> Because you're saying some nonsensical things. Okay. Why? Why am I hypo? >> Cuz you're going to jail. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. So, now what? >> Now we go to the police department and you can TT there and then we got to do paperwork and then you're going to jail. >> TT on your mouth. >> Definitely not. >> Yeah. Why can't I? >> Cuz that's illegal. >> Okay. I I want to do so. >> I You want to do a B? You wanted to stay on the bus. You saw how that worked out. >> Well, I'm here, right? >> Yeah. You ain't on the bus no more. >> Okay. It doesn't matter. >> I'm still here car cooling cuz I feel >> I don't think so. >> I'm going to pee on your mom. >> That's crazy. >> I'm going to peep on your 159 bravo. I'll be your >> What's happening here? >> I hope I never see you again. That's wild. >> What is this? Where are we going? >> Look at your old arrest picture. >> Look at yours. >> That's what That's what your new one's going to look like. You look the same. >> Thank you. But I'm beautiful. >> Yeah. >> What is your marital status? You single? >> You're single? >> No. >> No. Why? >> Why am I not single? >> I mean, what's your marital status? >> None of your business. >> Oh, okay. Okay. You asked a question. >> I don't ask you yours. >> Okay. Don't talk to me. >> Don't talk to me. Deal. >> Why you so keen on me? Go catch criminals. Go catch criminals. >> We did. We got one right here. >> Yeah. >> You going to suck my out? >> That's crazy. >> Oh, you going to suck my ass up behind this car? >> Yes or no? >> No. [music] >> So, catch criminals, dude. Catch criminals. I'm just trying to get home. >> Are you going to have to wait till you bond out of jail? So why you so keen on me? >> What does that mean? >> You want to suck your [ __ ] out of my ass. Go catch criminals, dude. >> WOW. >> GIVE ME MY HAIRSTYLE. Give me my hairstyle. >> You want your wig back? Is that what you're saying? >> It's April, but you felt the need to take it off cuz your dick is small. >> We had to make [screaming] sure >> you looking at me up. Why you felt the need to look me me up? >> We had to make sure you didn't have any crack under it. >> Please, sir. Please, sir. You you you felting me to look me up because you want to suck my Give it back to me. Why you [ __ ] me? Kimberly M. Yeah, Kim. Yes. Yes, sir. Give it back to me.