You never [Applause] put your hands on me. >> A college dormatory descended into chaos when campus security responded to reports concerning an emotionally distressed student. According to a dorm assistant, the student had appeared at the front desk earlier, visibly shaken and upset over a recent breakup with her boyfriend. When officers reached her room, they found her still deeply emotional and agitated. >> To the left on the left side, >> he's going. >> Where you going? >> No, I'm I'm just the DA. She had come earlier while I was at the front desk and she said that her and her boyfriend went through a breakup. So, we're not resident. >> Yeah, I'm a DA. I work at the front desk. >> But yeah. >> Hi. Can you tell me what's going on? >> This [ __ ] it up all the way. >> No, that is not what we're doing. >> Stand up. Let's go. Stand up now. Get your stuff. Let's go. >> I hate you, Cameron, so much. >> I said, "Let's go." >> Although they initially attempted to calm her down and deescalate the situation, her combative attitude and refusal to cooperate only heightened tensions. >> Bro, they're dogs. They're alling dogs at the end of the day. They belong in the dog. >> They belong in the dog kettle. >> Hey, that is enough. >> I don't know what the problem is right now, but this ain't how to help. >> That ain't enough. It should never [Applause] >> You don't know what you're doing right now. I know I don't know. >> I know. I don't want to force to contact a >> stop moving. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> 54. Hold traffic. 153. Never fall in love with >> Let's go. Get up now. >> Bend your knees. >> You don't need that. You don't need enough. You don't need You don't need You don't need Stand up. Are we done? >> Yeah, I'm done. Bro, these handcuffs hurt. I'm sure they do. Get these off of me. >> Despite her resistance, officers managed to keep control of the situation and proceeded to escort her out of the building. >> But you wrong. No gods. Never do yourself. know God. You never know yourself. You never loved yourself. You never loved your parents. You never loved anyone, bro. Love yourself, bro. Love yourself. >> Let's go. >> You patted her down. >> Not yet. No. Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt me? >> Except me. >> Everything's going to be okay. >> I don't see. Hold on. >> Everything going to be okay. Everything's going to be all right. Oh my go What the happens to them, bro? They end up in the seat belt. >> You don't think anyone's here to protect you? These cops are >> relax. >> These cops are >> Keep your head up. Help. I tried. I tried. >> Following the incident, she now faces charges of trespassing, disorderly conduct, and resisting or obstructing an officer without violence. What began as a typical school day quickly spirals into chaos when a student reacts angrily following a stressful change. The teenager, already struggling with the pressure of switching schools that very morning, becomes upset during a brief encounter with a staff member in the hallway. Here's how the situation unfolds. >> Let me tell you something. >> You're lucky that you have family here. >> You're lucky. She's >> You realize that threatening or >> Oh, I'm not threatening. I'm just saying. You realize you could be arrested >> for threatening school employees? >> I'm not. >> I'm just saying. >> You're saying that you want to put me on the ground? >> I said you've locked that. >> Huh? >> Can you go? >> No, ma'am. >> Can you go? >> No. I'm trying to get you to calm down. This isn't like you. This isn't like you. I don't know what's going on. I just saw you in here. I just stopped to say hi. >> Put your hands on me. >> Do not. >> Hey, she's a minor. >> I don't care. Get out of my face. >> She She just the police officer. Sorry. >> She is. >> Are you mom? >> I'm mom. >> Okay. She's very autistic. >> Oh, I know. I know her. >> I have never had a problem with her. >> She actually comes up. She hugs me. We get along just fine. She's had a bad day. She had a change of school today. So, >> okay. >> She probably should have just stayed home instead of coming to the college. So, I just happened to be walking by and said hi to her. I didn't know what she was in here for. >> Mhm. >> And then she was flipping out on Miss >> Mhm. >> and was highly agitated. Actually pushed my arm away. I recognized she was having a bad day. Let it go. An officer explains that certain behaviors such as threatening school staff or making any physical contact automatically require an arrest under school policy. >> Okay. But then when she threatened Miss R and she was getting up on Missing Miss's desk, turned the body cam on, she threatened Miss. I'm not backing away because now I see what's going on. >> And then she asked me to leave. I said, "No, ma'am. I can't leave. I just stopped here." Yes. you know, and she shoved me >> and then that's what you saw. >> So, what do we need to do? >> She's going to go to jail. >> Go to jail. >> Yeah. Better on law enforcement offic. >> Can you not put her in? >> No, ma'am. She will be arrested. She will stay in handcuffs and she will take her to jail right now. And then, are you mom? >> I'm mom. >> So, what'll happen is we have to notify DJJ. >> So, depending on where we're at with the score sheet, they do a score they score sheet. They check things off. Has she been in trouble before? What the felony is? And then they determine if does she get released back to you or does she go to Department of Juvenile Justice for 21 days? >> So, I can't tell you which one that'll be because I don't I don't have the score sheet. I don't know what her she's never been in trouble. >> No, she's usually one of our best kids. >> She's a good kid. She's autistic and she's had a whole bunch of training today. >> I should have just come picked her up. But there there's maybe three charges in the school setting that we draw a line at. Okay. >> Um one is a written threat to do a mass shooting. One is if they batter a teacher or if they batter an officer. >> Other ones we usually file, send it to the state attorney's office and deal with it down the road. But there there are ones where we draw the line >> and unfortunately this this is one of those that we we draw the line. Um, and I've known Deputy Muton for years and she's way more relaxed than me. >> I'm sorry. >> So, >> like I said, I knew I she because she had her sister said she really needed her phone so she's trying to reach me, >> right? >> But I was outside, my phone was inside. So, >> and and I understand kids just have off days. They're just like us. They have bad days. But again, once once I once we step over a line, then we're we're in a corner. >> So, just expel her from school. She won't be back. Okay. >> While trying to keep the situation calm, the officers also emphasized to the student how serious her actions are. >> I don't think I don't I don't know. I mean, I haven't talked to her dad. I follow her dad up here. Where will she go from here? >> She'll go up here to our our county facility. That's where we take all of our if we make arrest on anybody, they'll go to our jails here. >> She then her what we were they referred to as an arrest report. We called a probable cause affidavit. That's just stating the facts of what led her to say, okay, this crime was committed by this person, so this is justifies my arrest. >> That gets sent to DJJ, Department of Juvenile Justice. They review it and they begin to score score it based on what the charges, criminal, etc. >> Okay? >> And when they get to whatever that magic number is, then they decide they call back to the jail and say when they see your mom or parents or hold them, we're sending a transport to pick them up because they'll go to DJJ for 21 days to be for there. It'll be one of those. One of or the other. >> What did she say to her? >> She threatened to put her in the ground. She said she was lucky that she had a family here. So, I would put you on the ground. Put you in the ground. >> And then she started backpedaling saying, "No, I wasn't threatening. I was just saying." >> She's just saying, but that is a threat. That's what I tried to tell you. Your words, the way you say your words and your body action. >> Mama, don't hurt. >> One thing that also we can do cuz it's that dismissal, >> right? >> So, I'll get Deputy take her vehicle to the back. We'll take her out the back door. So there's, you know, I'm not trying to create a spect. >> So >> I know, you know, she's row here. I'm a sergeant over the unit. Okay. So I supervise all of them that are that are at the schools. Um, I mean, I know this is a this is a lot for mom to process right now >> cuz I don't know why where it's coming from. >> Balancing firmness with sensitivity to her emotional state. The officers note that the teen usually demonstrates good behavior and suspect this may just be an unusually bad day. >> And a lot of times we don't either. And you know, in my career working in the school, I've been in this situation. And then the very next day, I'm still talking to the kid cuz they're back in school. We still work on our relationship to >> to do whatever we can to help them. Unlike the road, you make an arrest. You may never see the person. >> Not want her back in school. I mean, if they want her >> Well, there'll be Yes, ma'am. There'll be their policy and stuff that they that they follow that >> since she did that. I don't think they want her back. >> Well, that is a possibility, but I I can't say >> 100% for sure. Yes, ma'am. They're the ones that can certainly answer those questions for you. So, >> um, >> I'll be honest with you, a lot of times if it's their very first one >> Mhm. >> and depending on the severity of this, I'm not I'm not physically injured. >> Okay. >> She needs to know that this is like very very >> Oh, this is serious. She is she is not going. What I'm saying is the chances of DJJ accepting her are a little bit more >> on the slim side because I'm not injured. But don't >> I wouldn't bank on it. I'm not >> because you never know with the DJJ screeners, right? >> Let me see. You cool with that? It's not like I'm going anywhere. >> I don't know. That's >> I know. >> You know, I'm still a minor cuz y'all can't take me to the jail. We can't. >> I'm still a minor. >> Yes, we we we can take minors to jail. Not sure who gave you that information that we couldn't, but we can. There's a different process we have to go through that involves the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice, but juveniles can be placed under arrest. [Music] >> Sneakers are >> out of the sneakers all day long. Nevertheless, they're obligated to act according to protocol. Despite being a minor, law enforcement still holds the authority to place her under arrest. >> They arrest you. You're supposed to say you're under arrest will be used against you. >> Are you Miranda warnings? >> If you have you have to tell them their rights on that if you're doing what's called a custodial interrogation. So if we arrest somebody or we limit their freedom of movement and then we begin to interview them or interrogate them about a crime that we can use to build our case, then we have to memorandize them >> before that. But just yeah, TV will make it look like you have to do that every time, but it's only when they're in custody and you're interrogating them about a crime to solidify your case against them. Now, simple questions like, "What's your name? Where do you live?" See, that's that doesn't count. But, you know, if we had a guy and we arrested him, we're talking about a burglary and we start asking them, trying to put him at another burglary, we have to tell them their Miranda rights before before we begin to question. >> Hey, Goldie. Jesus. I'm not following either. >> Okay, I got my paperwork printed, transmitted as far as problem calls. >> Okay, >> so I'll take her. >> Okay, >> drop her, make phone calls, and then I'll come back and finish my report. >> Whatever. Or you can catch it tomorrow if you got time. Long as the PC's in there, we're good. >> PC's in. So, it's already been transmitted. So, if you want to double check it, I >> Yeah, once we once we get her in your vehicle, then I'll go get it. >> I still need to search her real quick. >> Okay. >> Well, it's just our policy. We have to go on everyone. So, >> go ahead. >> Yeah. Let's go in this office at least so that way you're not out. >> The officers then proceed to take her into custody. The arrest itself is conducted carefully and respectfully. She is searched, handcuffed, and escorted out through a back entrance to avoid drawing attention. >> Okay. You don't have anything in your pockets? >> No. >> Okay. >> Okay. Spread your feet for me, sweetie. >> Okay. We're about to get uncomfortable. Okay. >> What's the foot traffic going? >> Okay. >> All right. Well, now that Yeah. Now that this I mean if we had all those I didn't want to walk her out there but >> see I told you you might have to turn your knees sideways cuz it's uh >> All right. >> Wasn't even going to bother trying to do that. >> All right. I'm going to seat belt you in. >> Okay. Shutting the camera off. >> Mine's still going. >> Hey. Um yeah. Long as PC's in fine. We can work on it tomorrow. You're good though, right? >> Yeah. 100%. uninjured, sir. >> Hello. >> Hello. Got one for you. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. Um, >> juvenile. >> Juvenile. >> Juvenile. >> Okay. >> No, her mom took her. Her mom's been notified. I'm just going to notify DJ. >> Oh, okay. All right, guys. >> Do you got cuffs on? Yes, ma'am. >> All right. Um, >> I got Oh, really? Oh, okay. I know, man. You want to real >> That's what you want. >> She's usually not, but today she Today she tried the system. >> Yeah. >> Today she tried the system. >> Talk to your mama like that. But you don't talk to me like that. >> Take the earrings off when I get this cuff off. Yes, ma'am. >> Oldest pair I have. Yeah, they're a little rusty. >> Yeah, I need to put some more oil on. >> Take that headband off. Take ears off. >> Afterward, officers contact the student's mother to explain what has happened and what steps come next. >> This is Deputy Muton at River Oak Technical College. >> Uhhuh. Um, I spoke to Miss Mary Keen, which is our principal, and she advised that she would like uh your daughter Kylie to be trespassed from all school district uh property. So, I am just calling to advise you that she is going to be trespassed from school district property. That's anything that the school owns, any um games, any athletic events, so on and so forth until further notice. >> All right. Do you have any questions for me? >> No, I don't. >> All right. >> Thanks. Bye. Bye. Bye. >> As a result of the incident, the teen is now officially barred from entering any school district property or attending district events until further notice. Comment your take. Like, subscribe to Badger Truth, and support our mission on Patreon for behindthescenes access.