so you work at Speedway I do did
somebody come in there yesterday making
on it look kind of purplish huh this
is it's easier if you step up and then
go butt first yeah so so step up turn to
there you go the suspect is Kimberly on
December 20th
2023 police responded to Suns barbeck
because a stolen credit card was just
used to purchase food the suspect works
at a gas station and stole the credit
card for a customer the credit card was
also used to buy
pizza so you work at Speedway I do did
somebody come in there yesterday making
a purchase leave their credit card I
don't know what was the card you used to
purchase his his uh food with um here
was mine you have
it when they arrived at the scene two
police officers approached Kimberly with
whom they had just spoken on the phone
when asked if anyone had left a credit
card at the speedway store where she
worked Kimberly could not give a clear
answer the officers then asked her about
the card she used to buy food and
Kimberly stated that it was her own
card
as my CH but I don't ever use that
anymore Grandma's death card was that
other card not that one that one oh
that's not that's my boyfriend's see
card
rosin who's rosin that's not a boyfriend
no it's my boyfriend's card he just my
name rosin no my boyfriend's name is not
rosn my boyfriend's name is Isaiah but
he has it's it's his sisters but it's a
it's not
a
okay it's not a Solen car it's not even
used it's a it's
a prepa card it's a what it's a prepaid
card they're all prepaid cards they get
loaded money on
to they
apps they're all card in
2 so it's not any of these right I don't
have so where's the card that was used
for this I don't have any other cards so
she had this
one but I don't have she said it was
boyfriend so my
boyfriend's sister we have
obviously I
have the police asked Kimberly to
present the credit card she used
Kimberly provided a few cards but the
police noticed that One Visa card did
not belong to her Kimberly explained
that the card belonged to her boyfriend
but the name on the card did not match
the police continued their investigation
and discovered that the card belonged to
someone named rosn Kimberly's answers to
the police's questions were vague making
it difficult for them to determine the
truth from her
statements yeah okay so what I'm going
to do is I'm going to invite here your
Miranda Rights at the end
of understanding want to talk us okay so
let me get through all of them and then
we'll go from there okay so am I just am
I being arrested you're being detained
at this point okay so you AR free to
leave you're not free to leave right now
okay so actually let's go here
all right so you have the right to
remain silent anything you say can and
will be used against you in a court of
law you have the right to talk to a
lawyer no just a
rece you have the right to talk to a
lawyer and have him or her present with
you while you are being questioned if
you cannot afford to hire a lawyer one
will be appointed to represent you you
can decide at any time to exercise these
rights and not answer any questions or
statements do you understand each of
these rights as I explained them to you
yes having these rights in mind do you
wish to talk to us now sure an officer
explained Miranda rights to Kimberly and
informed her that she was being detained
on suspicion of identity theft Miranda
writes right to remain silent you have
the right to remain silent anything said
can be used against you anything you say
can and will be used against you in a
court of law right to an attorney you
have the right to an attorney provision
of an attorney if if you cannot afford
one if you cannot afford an attorney one
will be provided for you These Warnings
must be given before any custodial
interrogation begins if the police fail
to provide the Miranda warning any
statement or confession made by the
suspect may be deemed in admissible in
court what is
the the card that's on there the last
four what is that card um it's a has to
be a debit card but it's only who who
placed the order
uh my boyfriend your boyfriend yeah and
I was just coming to pick it up after
donating okay so who's the the card
that's on
there it should
be um one of ours should be
yeah
yourss it has to be with him has to be
with him
yeah so so so let me ask this where do
you work at I work Atway which one one
right here one right over here yeah so
all right so if that c was
that um I don't know so we go back over
there run that that card against
anything that was purchased in your
store last night or any transaction
inore I don't
know so what does that card look like
then if that's one of yours or your
boyfriend what does it look like um it
would be red I believe
and what would be on
um it's a Florida
c um I believe it
has yeah be be mine it should be yours
you should have your name on it
yeah I always faite this time you're
being under arrest for identity
theft the police continued questioning
her about the card and she explained
that she had only picked up food after
ordering through an app at this point
the police wanted to confirm whether the
card had been used at the store the
previous night but Kimberly was
uncertain about it the police asked her
to describe her own card ultimately the
police decided to arrest her for
identity theft identity theft and
assumption deed an act itata
1998 according to itat identity theft is
the use or attempted use of another
person's personal information without
permission for fraudulent
purposes penalty identity theft
offenders can face up to 15 years in
prison fines and restitution to the
victims aggravated identity theft
supplemented by the identity theft
penalty enhancement act 2004 this crime
involved the unauthorized use of another
person's identity in the commission of
serious offenses such as financial
fraud penalty an additional mandatory
2-year prison sentence for the
underlying
offenses before I uh patch down is there
anything on you we'll get to all that
don't worry okay um is there anything on
you that I need to know about any
Contraband what knives weapons oh no any
narcotics drugs we should have on
okay I just ask if you do have something
on you up in you it'll it's an extra
charge get to jail do you understand
yeah the police asked Kimberly if she
had any weapons or illegal substance on
her to avoid additional charges when
entering
jail what do you need from your
[Music]
car jail okay you can do that when you
get up to the jail is there like the
only reason I'm saying that it's an
internet phone I don't
number and
he now okay so how about this I can
write the phone number down for you so
when you get up to jail you'll have it
you have your phone you can take all
that with you yeah it's and they let you
go through your phone
to to get phone numbers to make phone
[Music]
calls so
what meanwhile Kimberly requested to
call her boyfriend and family to inform
them of the situation the police agreed
to record the phone number so she could
call him upon arriving at the jail the
police also explained that if she was
honest everything could be resolved more
easily finally Kimberly was taken to the
pellis county jail for
processing the woman was charged with
fraudulent use of a credit card and
unlawful use of personal identification
she was transported to the penis County
Jail on February 14th
2024 the charges against her were
dropped and the case was closed by judge
Susan St
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you not have a legitimate emergency and
you have two standing in front of you
let's go Z report you don't touch me I
do not want you patting me down the
incident occurred on May 26th 2023 when
Key West Police received a call from a
city employee reporting that Maya
Goldsmith had become aggressive arguing
and shouting when asked to leave the
city restroom the police arrived on the
scene and approached the one you got ID
honest no you don't no where I'm at
because I'm conducting an
investigation when asked for ID by the
police Goldsmith refused and questioned
why she needed to provide identification
it was only after the police explained
that it was part of an investigation
that she handed over her ID though with
a challenging and uncooperative
attitude what's your name
I'm going to report you when I get done
give you information that I um my name
is we spell the first name please you
need to see my ID you ask for my ID
right yes I did that's fine talking to
me all right ma'am you can lose the you
can do what you got to do because I I've
already
submitted cooperating with the police
offers many benefits firstly it helps
reduce tension and ensures the safety of
both parties cooperation makes the
situation processing quicker and more
efficient this can help mitigate legal
consequences if there is a violation
most importantly cooperating with the
police is part of civic responsibility
helping maintain order security and
peace in the
community you're not in control here
ma'am yes I am so I'm going to tell you
right now you can lower your voice I'm
take you to jail for disordered conduct
provide me a form of identification I
don't want a man T me you need to that's
not how this works man
the police officer warned Goldsmith
about disorderly conduct and mentioned
that she would be arrested if she
continued shouting the officer explained
that they were investigating a
suspicious incident reported by a city
employee and under state law she was
required to provide identification
during a legitimate
investigation Miss GOI what I said was
if you continue to yell at me on cond
that's what I said I don't need to see
that I was standing right here what I
said was if you continue to yell at me
what I said
was I've been recording the entire time
what I told you was if you continue to
yell at me and try to yell over me
that's exactly what I said so I don't
want to continue to come in contct I
don't care okay I know you don't care
I'm here investigating a suspicious
incident that was reported by a a city
employee and by state law you're
required to identify yourself when I'm
conducting a legal law the law on
disorderly conducting Key West Florida
is ulated under Florida statutes section
800
7.03 it includes any act that corrupts
public morals outrages public decency
affects the peace and quiet of others or
engages in brawling or fighting
disorderly conduct is classified as a
second deegree misdemeanor with
potential penalties including fines jail
time or probation additionally if the
disorderly conduct involves obstructing
or disturbing the police the penalty can
be more severe right now miss gold smith
I'm not accusing you of anything I'm
going to give you information to help
you stay out of trouble in in the future
okay so I'm going to inform you of some
city ordinances such as in the city of
Key West Key West defines camping a
little bit differently than essentially
if you have a barrier between yourself
and the ground and your personal
elements that is camping it does not
matter if you're asleep or not if you're
caught camping from this point forward
you can and will be
arrested the police explained the gold
Smith that they were not accusing her of
anything but wanted to provide
information to help her avoid trouble in
the future they also informed her about
the prohibition on camping within the
city of Key
West if you walk around anywhere other
than the theall street with open
container
alcohol however if you start acting like
an ass on theall street is not a
right and lastly after hours all the
city parks all the city one of the city
parks which you currently standing in
Clos at 11:00 p.m. they do not reopen
until 700
a.m. the officer contined to explain to
goldsmith about the regulations
regarding carrying open containers of
alcoholic beverages in the city park and
Beach closing hours these regulations
are in place to ensure City security and
require
compliance when visiting another city
and being informed by the police about
local regulations listen and comply
immediately the police may explain
regulations such as prohibiting open
containers of alcohol and park and Beach
closing hours if needed ask for further
explanation and inquire about any
exceptions or special permits note the
officer's name and badge number as well
as the explained regulations these steps
will help you comply with the rules and
avoid legal trouble Miss gold smith I
need a verbal you I have not yelled at
you so don't ask questions this is how I
you need to turn around and film the
rules and regulations all the parts of
City Beach it has all the city
ordinances right that are relevant to
you right there say what you need to say
go
ahead ma'am I'm being harassed and
stopped by the Poli and I need
help that's still disorderly conduct
you're trying to involve someone who has
nothing to do with this youing handcuffs
for diso conduct if you keep trying to
involve other people because I'm talking
to someone else
now the situation escalated when the
police asked her to acknowledge the
information and she refused to respond
the officer continued to warn her but
she seemed indifferent and called a
friend to complain further escalating
the situation as both sides stood
firm Miss gold smith here's your
identifications will be
anotated well that's not very
nice that's very rude actually
gold
smith man is my subject calling
911 okay well hang on cuz you're on the
phone with our dispatch so we're just
wanting to make sure you're okay what's
the problem with us
um the officer not wanting to exacerbate
the situation returned her ID and let
her go however she then called
911 compelling the officers to speak
with her
again come
here miss Goldsmith I'm not going to
chase you come here put your phone down
put your bag down they're arresting me
now put your phone
down turn around face the
wall you not have a legitimate emergency
and you have two standing in front of
you let's go so I can
stop don't touch me I do not want you
patting me down or anything I know how
this works okay so if you touch me I'm
going to I'm going the two officers
decided to arrest Goldsmith for abusing
the 911 service but during the arrest
she resisted and continually yelled at
the police in Florida resisting police
officers can lead to the following
charges resisting an officer without
violence Florida statute section 84 4
3.02 outlines resisting police officers
without violence as a first-degree
misdemeanor punishable by up to one year
in jail or a fine of up to
$11,000 resisting an officer with
violence Florida statute section
843.svg
ree felony punishable by up to five
years in prison or a fine of up to
$5,000 if you touch me I swear to God
I'm going to kick I'm going to fight if
you touch me I'm going to fight Miss
goldi not tou gold
smith there is not miss gold
smith stop pushing me Miss gold smith
you need to stop I'm not doing anything
you're going to jail stop stop you're
going to jail in fact you are going to
jail I've been in jail I know the
procedures you got the right one so you
need to call for another officer that is
not how this work okay so I did so I'm
not giving you permission to touch me
that's not how this work but I'm not
giving you permission to touch me gold
smith you need to
stop the situation quickly escalated as
Goldsmith resisted arrest she demanded a
female officer and refused the requests
of the two present officers the police
decided to handcuff her but she resisted
aggressively
St when being arrested by the police
stay calm and follow their instructions
do not resist or cause a disturbance as
this will only worsen the situation and
could lead to more severe charges
respect and listen to the police's
requests and provide basic personal
information if asked you have the right
to remain silent and request a lawyer it
is essential to comply with the law and
resolve issues through legal channels
rather than through through violent or
resistant
actions gold smith stop screaming at me
damn
down and then I got it up cam with you
dumy
youy take me in [ __ ] I'm ready to let
going to jail I know I'm ready I got
somewh to L my now you dumb get in this
instance despite the police advising her
to calm down and avoid causing a public
disturbance she continued to shout
loudly use obscene language and accuse
the officers during the arrest she also
bit an
officer when I came out of the bathroom
there was two police officers waiting at
me when I came out of the bathroom okay
they asked me could they get my and um
and they were going to tell me against
the rules of regul the area I
complied all of this is on camera is
where I recorded all of this too um um
Washington DC before I got the time he
he did ask me for my identification so
as I was walking away I called the
police because I wanted to talk to the
Sheriff's office because I wanted to
talk to the sheriff 911 just for
emergency I didn't know that that number
to talk to to get the number for I'm not
from to get the number to the sheriff so
what was wrong with the police office
because I felt like I was my my rights
were violated correct
in a conversation with a supervisor
shortly after Goldsmith recounted the
incident and said she called
9911 because she felt her rights were
being violated her actions clearly
constituted misuse of the 911 service
the 911 number is intended for handling
serious emergency involving safety
health or life if you feel your rights
are being violated and want to contact
authorities seek other methods such as
calling the non-emergency place number
or seeking help from other public
information Channel using 911 for
non-emergencies Waste resources and
delays responses to actual emergencies
all I'm telling you is it's over and
done with just go out in and if there's
something that I need to do on my end
based on what I see on I'll deal with it
okay don't get yourself in any more
trouble
the officer promised to review the video
and clarify the situation gold smith was
then taken in a patrol car to jail to
complete the necessary procedures
Goldsmith was arrested on charges
including two counts of assault on a law
enforcement officer one count of
resisting arrest and one count of
abusing the 911 emergency number her
actions exceeded reasonable boundaries
for interacting with the police and
violated legal regulation
he was trying to see he has a Val he
didn't that's why he tried to let me go
you need to put his ass in jail he needs
to get arrested in the car without
complaining I'm saying if he doesn't
I'mma make sure his ass is ining jail
okay this serves as a clear lesson on
the importance of complying with the law
and using Emergency Services
appropriately the advice for everyone is
to always use Emergency Services
reasonably and only in truly necessary
situations if you encounter issues with
the police remain calm follow their
instructions and do not resist you have
the right to remain silent and request a
lawyer to protect your rights
cooperating with law enforcement not
only helps resolve issues quickly and
efficiently but also ensures your safety
and the safety of those around you thank
you for watching the video I hope this
case is has provided you with important
legal lessons don't forget to like share
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video I'm not going M and sit in the
cell for hours on top of hours when I've
been dropped from them charges you're
going have to speak with them they
transported me here Magistrate Court
said I could not come back y'all to go
through it and [ __ ] with me all the time
I don't want to have no
already got and I'm not
going on the ground get on the
ground on September 9th 2021 officers in
Georgia responded to a call from a
Circle K convenience store requesting
that a woman who had fallen asleep leave
the premises the officers quickly
arrived and woke the woman taking her
name without realizing things would soon
take could turn for the
worse good
morning hey you okay what happened I'm
sorry just fell asleep got you okay say
you look like you were sleeping pretty
good okay man' what's your name what's
your name though I name I'm sorry I
can't hear you Emily what do you have
your ID man
I just need your name and birthday how
about
that the police woke the woman and as a
routine procedure asked her for personal
information in this situation you have
the right to ask the police why they are
requesting your information and ID
police usually need a valid reason to
ask for these details and Georgia law
does not require you to provide
information unless you are driving or
the police suspect you have committing a
crime Additionally you have the right to
refuse to answer questions and can
remain silent until you have a
lawyer what do yall want to do y'all
just want her gone y'all want her CT or
what what you want to
do what's her for this
of
course mind taking her you sure yeah as
long as you're good with it we'll do
that okay I'm not trying to dump it out
on you all right let's do
it while trying to identify the woman
the situation took a sudden turn when
the officers discovered something
shocking the woman later identified as
Miss Jackson had an arrest warrant from
fory County at this point they had to
take her to jail an arrest warrant is a
legal document issued by a court
allowing law enforcement to arrest an
individual or search property the
purpose of a warrant is to Ure that the
arrest or search is conducted lawfully
and with a legal basis warrants are
typically used when there is enough
evidence to indicate that a person has
committed a crime or when evidence
related to a case needs to be
gathered so you do have a warrant
for his early conduct okay I know that
it's just cond to an officer when he his
chest and I know I have a warant but
they let me go when I left tombs County
after tombs County laid on me kept me
for a week I I paid for the civil suit
checks I should not be on probation here
but you do you still do have that
warrant that is active right now you
want to transport me I'll take this [ __ ]
yes ma'am that's what we're going to do
we're going to take you we're going to
go meet to jail and sit there and then
I'll be
the woman did not D having an arrest
warrant for disorderly conduct but
according to her she had paid the fine
and should no longer be on probation
according to section 161 139 disorderly
conduct a person is considered to be
engaging in disorderly conduct if they
disturb obstruct or disrupt in a public
place by making loud noises or causing
annoyance to others acting or speaking
in a threatening manner this offense is
is usually classified as a misdemeanor
and penalties can include a fine of up
to
$11,000 imprisonment for up to 12 months
or
both cuz I'm going to [ __ ] up K County
CU they should have never rot me no
ma'am we're not going to do that okay
and I supposed to help y'all we I'm
going to get in put my stuff in your
truck and we're F to go you're going to
put your cuz I can call my mama I can
call my dad put hands [ __ ] put your
hands behind your back
first I can take off R we going to chase
the night in the
raino I'm not going to matter and sit in
the cell for hours on top of hours when
I've been dropped from them charges
you're going to have to speak with them
they transported me here Magistrate
Court said I could not come
back like that okay I'm not going to
argue with going to call I'm going to
find out myself since you won't ask the
woman began to show signs of resisting
thece relas despite the officer's
request to remain calm she continued to
act out and became increasingly
aggressive in Georgia the law regarding
obstructing or hindering Law Enforcement
Officers is outlined in Georgia code ss1
61024 according to this a person who
knowingly and willfully obstructs or
hinders any law enforcement officer in
the lawful discharge of their official
duties is guilty of of a misdemeanor
penalties for a misdemeanor can include
a fine of up to
$11,000 impr prisonment for up to one
year or both if a person knowingly and
willfully resists obstructs or opposes
any law enforcement officer by using or
threatening to use violence they are
guilty of a felony penalties for a
felony can include imprisonment for 1 to
5 years okay so I'm a first responder
I'm a five F I helped y last night for
yall to go through it and [ __ ] with me
all the time I to have
no
[Music]
already on the ground get on the
ground we're not asking I care could
have got in we tried to do this
put them in the front but you they're
not going in the front you got to
pull get my
[Music]
phone here the officers tried to
deescalate the situation but the woman
refused to listen repeatedly
interrupting the officers realizing that
persuasion was feudal the officers
decided to handcuff her
[Music]
man I got this I got the left arm we're
good got
[Music]
it I
[Music]
it became apparent that the woman was
resisting forcefully making it difficult
for the two officers to subdue her they
had to call for additional support from
other colleagues to control the
situation resisting the police's
dangerous and unnecessary when you
resist your risk personal safety and
legal repercussions police are trained
to handle complex situations and may use
Force to protect themselves and others
instead of resisting you should follow
their instructions and remain calm if
you feel your rights are being violated
you can file a complaint or seek legal
assistance later cooperation and respect
ensure everyone's
[Music]
safety you can put her in M like a
transporter where's she at where at down
here good
job yeah she hit hit me she hit you
yeah she hit me
and you all right don't need
to charge we did sweep
her you good turn your camera on always
yeah my keys in there on the floor too
hey hey cut it
out the woman was then taken to jail by
the
officers you got two behind
you 207 States
bro I'm going to be in rout to the bcso
one female
hey come on now me you're get me
[ __ ]
fight we want to get tased Tas me
[ __ ] give a h I give a d
you don't give in the she [ __ ] up
who's Mexican [ __ ] upon arriving at the
jail M Jackson still refused to
cooperate in this situation the officer
warned that a taser would be used if she
did not
comply like other states police in
Georgia have the right to use tasers
according to specific laws and
regulations however this must follow
certain conditions and procedures to
ensure safety and legality according to
Georgia Code SS
35826 police are only permitted to use
taser completing training and
certification prescribed by the Georgia
police standards and training Council
law enforcement agencies must establish
written policies on the use and
deployment of tasers before allowing
their officers to use them in the case
of Georgia V Copeland the Georgia
Supreme Court determined that the use of
tasers could be considered a form of
force depending on the manner and
circumstances of their use violating the
regulations related to taser use can
lead to disciplinary actions including
revoking or suspending an officer's
taser
certification this ensures that taser
use is conducted responsibly and
safely standing
here come
on go the other side push her
[Music]
stand your big ass
up [ __ ] take take down what should have
S my best friend they should have sent
me yeah I would have been in the car
with
[Music]
your eventually after some time the
police managed to subdue and restrain
the woman she was charged with two count
of obstruction two counts of simple
battery on a law enforcement officer and
one count of interference with
government property this incident or
scores the importance of complying with
police orders resisting not only poses
personal safety risk but also leads to
severe legal
consequences escalating from minor
offenses to Serious crimes with heavy
prison sentences when arrested staying
calm and following police instructions
is the right course of action if you
feel your rights have been violated ated
document everything and seek legal
assistance afterward cooperation and
respect for the police not only protect
your safety but also ensure your rights
during the legal process calmness and
compliance help minimize risks and
facilitate a fair legal
[Music]
process can you please me like that I'm
I'm not trying to intimidate you
anything but you're not free to go
you're not free to touch me sit down
seriously if you don't sit down we put
you in C seriously let go of me turn
around turn around stop stop yeah stop
resisting on December 13th
2021 the police were called to a public
waiting area regarding the woman
trespassing for the second time upon
arrival the officers approached the
suspect and began their
investigation in that purse by chance is
not it is not it is not what's your uh
what's your first name I'm not here to
give
anyen what's your first name I'm not
here to any agenes okay you were talking
just fine let's talk normal what's your
first
name no you're going to tell us your
first name we could it as easy way hard
way as up to you we're trying to find
what is your first name my
leggy uh-huh what's your first name
again with your first name because if
so have you are you familiar what
resisting is if you don't give me your
information that is what we call
resisting so what is your first name
young lady are we're going to go in cups
and we're going to walk downstairs and
I'll find out who you are later I was
just contacting my supervisor and it
looks like her too okay now thank you
sir I had the skateboard on and I fell
asleep I apologize now they're watching
racing make sure you're okay can you
please huh Can you pleas over me like
that I'm I'm not trying to intimidate
you
but does not I not yet I really no not
the woman refused to provide any
personal information insisting that she
had no name and no identification she
constantly changed her answers even
offering absurd reasons to justify her
refusal to reveal her identity the
officers tried to explain that they
needed her personal information to
ensure safety and that if she had no
outstanding warrants they would let her
go however the woman continued to resist
and refus to cooperate the officer also
warned her that she could be arrested
for obstructing the police but this
seemed to have no effect on
her according to section
843.svg
under the statute for resisting officer
without violence the penalty can be a
first-degree misdemeanor back over there
you're not you're not free to go stop
please don't touch me go don't go over
there stop you're not free to go you're
not free to touch me yes you are the you
are detain for what for an investigation
go sit down what type of investigation
I'm not going to sit down let go of me
sit down seriously let go of me sit down
seriously if you don't sit down we put
you in Co seriously let go of me turn
around
stop stop stop yeah stop resisting stop
seriously let go of me no I got you okay
why well what I do we'll do just ask to
use the restroom
I have to put on
you
just
yeah here put on the
room around
this would you
stop the woman attempted to leave
forcing the officers to intervene and
she began to resist making the situation
even more chaotic perhaps she did not
realize that her Fierce resistance not
only hindered her freedom but also
escalated the situation leading to
additional charges and physical pain as
she assault the officers in this case
the woman should remain calm and comply
with the police instructions to avoid
worsening the situation resisting can
lead to injuries and more serious
charges request a lawyer and avoid using
threatening language or actions to
protect your rights and minimize legal
consequences sir will you walk me the
rest you're under arrest that's defin
not happen now you're going to jail for
freaking battery on
[Applause]
iO you're Hur my knees so bad stop
squiring I want to use the
rro
we stop
kicking you will when you get to go to
jail please stop please get your hands
off my ass please get your hands off of
my ass
please hey sorry um or somebody else
wants to come here with a hobble she's
like kicking us and everything too off
my the suspect's attitude changed
significantly initially with aggressive
and arrogant threats then shifting to a
pleading tone and finally crying to gain
sympathy from the officers to be
released when her false pleas were not
met her true nature emerged completely
and this cycle continued she acted like
every typical Karen arrogant refusing to
cooperate than crying and playing the
victim
cart yeah no
wor please stop
stop just I want can you get off of me
no why because you're kicking us and
because you're on me because you're
resisting us no I'm asking if I can do
something will you walk me no I'm not
resisting you are resisting what why am
I going to trust you now when you didn't
do what we asked the first what did you
ask to stop kicking us what you do keep
kicking us you're as sit down you sit
get off of me relax off of me stop
hitting your head stop hitting your head
into thing get off me you're hurting me
so badly get off me
I get off of me
[Laughter]
please let go me stop you have no
[ __ ] let go with me bro please stop
you're scaring me off my back now stop
when the tears proved useless the woman
became frantic like a wild animal self
Haring and attempting to bite the
officers restraining her clearly she
would not be released due to this
behavior and would likely face
additional charges including assaulting
a police officer in Florida the crime of
assaulting a police officer is defined
under section
784.03 of the Florida Statutes this law
imposes severe penalties for acts of
assault battery or causing harm to
public officials including police
officers
yes why are you doing this all I said
was I didn't want to sit down I want to
give the rest Lally it can rest him get
off of my
back stop hitting your head against the
ground get off of my
back yeah we'll we'll pick her
up have to take her down yeah can you
gra stop your head and get the
floor
yeah put whatever
so bad all my hands down on your back
you
see yeah
yeah make sure you grab her by
underneath her by her shoulders and
everything do not b not try to bite him
no for what for what go underneath her
what am I under arrest for is what am I
asking this from where what am I
get gross get I'm
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yeah the woman resisted fiercely
refusing to comply with the officer's
orders escalating the situation her lack
of cooperation forced the officers to
use restraining measures to ensure the
safety of everyone present and to regain
control of the
situation my flashlight D yeah he's
got can you carry me
differently dude I need toit do what
you're doing to my body here go down me
can you please carry me
differently can you walk like yeah I can
walk if he doesn't put me like no
spitting you're not going to get a
chance you understand don't spit on him
stop
someone got a mask down there
set
up okay put your feet down put your feet
down there you
go come on there we go there we go there
we go sh just a little
bit the suspect was subdued and taken to
jail but throughout the process she
continued to cause a commotion crying
and repeatedly insist insisting on her
innocence she constantly struggled and
resisted with such intensity that the
officers had considerable difficulty
getting her into the vehicle despite
warnings and attempts to reason with her
she continued to scream and obstruct the
process of her
transport the suspect was charged with
trespassing assaulting an officer with
violence and battery on an
officer this woman is a prime example of
overstepping boundaries and we should
not follow our actions cooperating with
law enforcement is crucial whether you
believe you are right or wrong respect
and calmness when talking to the police
help reduce tension instead of resisting
stay calm and follow the authorities
instructions to protect yourself and
resolve the issue
effectively no I don't want to go home
with de I lost my shoes you're not out
here with shoes are
you late in the evening police were
dispatched to a high stress situation at
a local apartment complex involving a
woman named Briana according to reports
Brianna visibly distressed and on the
verge of losing her composure claimed
that her boyfriend had thrown her suit
and shoes off the balcony before
forcibly evicting her from their home
shaken and angry Brianna accused her
boyfriend of assault and destruction of
property the tension was palpable as
officers arrived on the
scene you going to give me my mothering
shoes he's in
there trying to get my shoes on the
balcony what happened between you two he
threw my shoes over the balcony pull me
out by my hair thre all my and told me I
had to leave that's why I'm upset y not
trying to listen y just trying to throw
a b mother in jail I'm not tring to the
door and your shoes back if you're going
to talk to us and give us a statement
and be coopertive he's not going to come
to the door you can do you
that's it you can deal you're such a big
police officer that you can't do [ __ ]
but tell me to go buy some more no I
don't want to go home D I lost my shoes
you're not out here with shoes are you
you don't want to go to jail for hitting
me I didn't hit you did I it's where are
my hands can you see where are my hands
there's something called agol oh and
there's something called agol to you too
where the [ __ ] on my hands you tell me
to go get my shoes but you got shoes on
give me your shoes come to the door open
oh he doesn't want to come to the door
if you touch me that's assault oh the
same rights for you are the same rights
for me Bri
sir Brianna accuses her boyfriend of
assault and throwing her belongings out
of their apartment when police arrive
they attempt to calm her down but
Brianna perceives their response as
dismissive she accuses the officers of
racial bias believing they are more
focused on arresting her than addressing
her complaint as tensions rise Briana
refuses to cooperate growing
increasingly frustrated and angry
despite warnings from the police she
remains defiant further escalating the
situation for disorderly cont can you
tell me why he uses his goddamn
flashlight against me I don't know you
can see my eyes don't you why you using
a goddamn flashlight you see that you're
what oh okay what I'm black good you
can't see you can't see I'm black maybe
let me uncover black you can't see oh
now you oh now you don't look at me huh
oh now you can't look at me huh why I'm
black just like you you pulling out your
FL flashlight Look at me now to do all
this extra stuff like you want your
shoes you put out the flashlight do you
not realize you are a black you are
black you are a police person what does
that have to do you're blue I don't know
if you're not a gang the you is Yo
exactly you're a goddamn gang y all
stick together I'm here to help you oh
no you're not trying to help me if you
trying to help me go get my shoes I told
you sh go get my shoes you trying to
help right go get my shoes I ain't roing
go get my shoes you here to help right
you're going to end you here to help
right I am here to help okay go
get the situation escalates as Briana
confronts the officers her behavior
perceived as threatening fearing loss of
control the police decide to arrest her
even after being handcuffed Brian argues
and resists claiming her innocence she
is charged with aggravated battery with
officers citing her aggressive actions
and non-compliance as the reasons
despite this Brianna adamant denies any
wrongdoing and continues to assert her
innocence in a tense situation Brianna
resisted and did not cooperate during
her arrest violating California law
under Section
SS 14801 of the California Penal Code
resisting arrest includes actions like
refusing handcuffs confronting officers
of disobeying lawful orders such
behavior is explicitly prohibited and
can result in an arrest fines and
imprisonment with potential additional
charges like assaulting an
officer Brianna's actions fall within
this definition making her subject to
prosecution compliance with law
enforcement is essential to avoid severe
legal consequences and protect your
rights what the are you going to do
black you black as me I am black all
right get the out of my face I'm not of
your face you wel up to me hey and you
said here talking beside
what you going to do in your
goddamn come on come
on put your hand behind your
back put your hands behind your back you
to jail
not downstairs okay I'm trying to move
downstairs for minute all right battery
see you did touch the officer and
he we were given multiple chances my
last nope we're past that
no walk you did you did me wrong so I
told you to leave you didn't want to
leave you want to reveal yourself I gave
you a chance you did not because you sat
here and you pushed me against the wall
yeah you can't touch you can't touch
anything things I told you that you dig
what are you doing right now oh right
now I have to touch you because you're
in as Brianna's LED away in handcuffs
she pleads with off officers to
reconsider and retrieve her belongings
calling out for her father in distress
and disbelief the hallway quiets as
police take her into custody informing
her that she will face charges to be
reviewed in court the story ends with
Briana still insisting on her innocence
being placed in the police vehicle and
driven away from the apartment
building officer please no ask going
catch a resistance Char asking please I
gave you an opportunity I won't do it
anymore I'm sorry here man come on bro
please one more chance giving you no one
more chance I won't
do here's I get coming up sorry sorry
I'm Sor please try to kick you trying to
get your attention I'm sorry I don't
want to go to jail I just wanted to get
my shoes please I just wanted my shoes
we'll look for your shoes in the balcony
see if you can find go and put
you're Brian right yes okay Brianna you
going to put your foot in I've been
trying to be decent this whole time
sorry I my Sho you understand if you was
your bare tried to did I not no you did
not you can't answer the door because
he's not answering we can't force into
we can't make force the first time
that's not for because he had charges
against him since he committed a crime
at that point does that make sense what
the crime what's the crime now he still
stole my SHO
then we try to knock on his door when
you walked out and you didn't want to
speak with him additionally Brian could
face charges of aggravated battery
disorderly conduct assaulting a police
officer and Criminal Trespass duter
actions this underscores the importance
of staying calm and cooperating with law
enforcement to avoid severe legal
consequences
Rihanna Rihanna you're going make this a
lot worse go and stand up for me stand
up the handcuffs go behind your back no
no no no no no no no don't do that
please stop
Ming you you can't be moving like that
okay okay I
know like go that's what yall Hur me at
last relist let your wrist go please we
can guys get the rest of the wrist no
because that's how you're going to slip
out of it let your wrist go please let
your wrist go Rihanna Rihanna let your
go you want to get a resting charge do
you want to get a resisting charge when
you take a seat take a seat take a seat
please take a seat please I am see I
know you need to sit down no don't one
coming towards me he's not going to do
anything to you take a seat I go home I
promise I'm sorry please I'm sorry no
we'll
talk then we can talk just as we were
talking go ahead
the incident sheds light on the
complexities of domestic disputes and
the challenges law enforcement
Encounters in handling emotionally
charged situations it underscores the
critical need for calm and clear
communication to avoid misunderstandings
and prevent unintended
consequences the story emphasizes the
importance of mutual respect and
cooperation between citizens and law
enforcement are resolving conflicts
especially in high emotion
scenarios his name is Carlos Carlos I
mean I've known him for a week so maybe
I haven't known long enough I know he's
it's
I
every I think that's failure to appear
failure to appear told about that they
rescheduled it on November 17th
2023 in Florida a woman contacted 911 to
report the the stuft of marijuana from
her home the police quickly responded to
gather more
information hi are you good how you
doing I had a friend come by who was
just a friend but um I've never had this
happen to me I have a med card and I
smoke at night cuz I have trouble
sleeping but he took my weed and left I
looked everywhere who is it his name's
Carlos Carlos I mean I've known him for
a week so maybe I haven't known him long
enough where is he do you know where he
lives does he stay around here he said
he's moving soon so I don't
know um we met through a program and
multiple friends so that's yeah like his
name or address or anything where he Liv
number phone number it's just I find it
odd that like I mean that's $30 that I
sping and you just stole it out of my
pocket like $30 a I have a my card so
from a
dispensary yeah absolutely and your
license too I know have short hair
but that's
okay he didn't say he didn't he just
said no I just said your license you
thought was a sir no I said your license
he said license to I heard sah but it's
okay oh no he didn't say sir I can
assure you I did not have to cover it up
the woman explained that she had a legal
medical card and used marijuana at night
to help her sleep she also mentioned
that the culprit could be a friend named
Carlos whom she had only known for about
a week she then proceeded to show her
medical card to the police in Florida
individuals can use marijuana for
medical purposes as regulated by the for
of medical marijuana gation initia
amendment to users must have a medical
card from a doctor for qualifying
conditions like cancer or epilepsy
additionally according to Florida
statute section 381.986
Mar must be used in limited quantities
and cannot be used in public
places it's up until December who's go
those yours nice golf I've been staring
at him like crazy I really need to go
yeah saying that honestly I need to get
going 121 so it's just about to expire I
have new prescriptions also set up I
just need to renew the card but you know
what I mean it's $30 of my uh Gone
license your license on you uh license
I'm getting my license tomorrow because
they needed some class done of some sort
you have any type of ID um I have my
passport kind of
works I'm sorry I just have never in my
life had someone just literally I know
he's ly because it's like I have OCD
like everywhere exactly where I put it
and okay so long long story short you
had your friend Carlos here how how long
roughly was you here well he got food he
brought me some extra food very nice but
then yeah but then like stole my whole
entire where was where was your weat at
um a jar like right by my socks was it
like a bag a jar or I mean I have a
little little grinder it was in the
grinder like a yellow grinder or
something yeah like a blue grinder blue
one so all all the marijuana was in the
grinder yeah it was already grinded up
so like kind of Shish now yeah there's
nothing in it okay so he took all the
shake out of your grinder
basic the woman was cooperative
throughout the investigation answering
all the police's questions and allowing
them to search her room according to
Carlos had visited her home brought some
food and left afterward it was then that
she discovered her marijuana was missing
and called the
police F I'm sorry about the mess I have
all my stuff in hangers toiletries some
extra clothes I'm moving in into an
apartment probably like I say two days
stops very nice yeah I'm excited but
right now it's a little messy
um I can give it to you and it's nowhere
to be found like I've checked underneath
the sheets I checked like underneath the
toiletry items suitcase golf checked
over here there's not there's not a lot
over
here yeah
so do you have Carlos's last name I
don't um just have his number yeah
that's fine but he's he's like one of
those people where like if I can explain
this to you he's like very helpful to me
but it's like when he doesn't get what
he wants he's going to take cuz he I I
think he likes me and I don't like him
back fully but he took my weed and left
and he's acting like he didn't take it
and I mean for God's sake if the kid has
a [ __ ] key to my apartment I'm a
little scared yeah well obviously don't
do that one of them was gone and I
definitely think he might have took one
and I'm a little bit scared again so I
might have to go get new ones Goa it
remains unclear whether Carlos truly
exists but according to the woman he
stole the marijuana after failing to
achieve his personal goals however her
disjointed story and obsession with the
theft led the police to suspect she
might be paranoid especially after they
checked her records and found some
concerning
details not amazing that all right you
had this is here's your medical
marijuana card bed thank you and here's
your I hope you understand all right I
mean since we're standing in here just
to make sure uh you have any weapons or
anything on you oh God no just my golf
bus okay here's your passport back [ __ ]
ton of toiletries and some clothes I
need to definitely get hang off I'm not
going to search or anything well Lily
you have a open warrant out of Palm
Beach County after I just ran your name
so you're being arrested right now okay
an open warrant y failure for I think
that's failure to appear failure to
appear I was told about that and they
rescheduled it all right well it's it's
open right now
so show up well it's right now you you I
just confirmed it too and you have it's
open right now well why was I told that
I don't need to be there I clear that up
later but right now you have open warant
all right you got nothing on you right
there anything you want to take you want
to take your phone and your passport can
I go to the bathroom real quick
no can I ask just told you you have a
warrant open out of West Palm Beach all
right he just told you what it was for
that's fine and we were going to help
you out until we found out you yeah but
the warrant I was told by my [ __ ]
public defender that you want to take
your phone and your passport with it's
not going to change the warrant is still
active Okay it turned out that the woman
had an outstanding arrest warrant for
failing to appear in court in Palm Beach
County although she seemed surprised in
explained that her public defender had
informed her she didn't need to attend
that hearing the police proceeded with
their Duty police have the authority to
arrest a person if they discover an act
of warrant against them this Authority
applies Nationwide under Federal and
various state laws according to the
Fourth Amendment if a valid warrant is
issued by a judge or Court the police
have the right to arrest the person
named in the warrant in Florida under
Florida Statutes chapter 9001 an officer
can arrest a person with an outstanding
warrant without needing a new warrant as
long as the original warrant is still
active not all right but why are you
stopping because I'm trying to figure
out something public do you want your
phone and your passport or no yeah but
we might be able toig you want that to
go with you yeah all right so grab her
passport can I ask you a quick question
before door I have a public defender
I've been
working can I please continue you can
keep talking while we walk though that's
not fair he's giving you every OPP give
me a second
please yeah you are you need to stop I'm
not relax you need to stop relax I am
relaxing all right I just I just tried
to give you your phone all right that's
fine come on let's go he's giving you
everything I'm trying to get some shoes
I just asked you if you wanted shoes and
you want to keep pushing against me now
the door's locked P door locked not giv
me enough patience I'm just a public
defender and she said I didn't need to
be at that like I told you confused it's
my turn to talk okay okay I'm hearing
like I told you we need to keep moving
along along you can talk when we get to
the jail you can call the public
defender and if it's all cleared up then
you'll be gone but right now we have an
open warrant for you because we don't
have anything to do with IES County but
if it's told that it's open and we
confirm it then we have to take it to
jail if everything's clear and they made
a mistake that's on them not on us okay
so we have to go the police decided to
arrest her according to the warrant and
when she resisted and repeatedly
questioned them the officers had to
explain the situation she was also
informed that she would be allowed to
contact a lawyer and address the matter
in jail I commend the officer for
Patiently explaining everything and
performing his duty responsibly can I
ask why my public defender said I didn't
need to be at I have no clue I'm not
finished talking talking while we
go the door lock we don't have
now listen to me if you keep tensing up
and you keep trying to stop then there
could be additional charges why do we
want to do additional charges there
could be no cuz when I'm telling you to
listen to me you're not
she was taken to jail to resolve the
warrant but the actual charges against
her remain unclear whether caros truly
stole her marijuana is also an open
question if you have any additional
information about this situation or
Carlos please share it with us in the
comments
below this story highlights the
importance of understanding and
following the law knowing your legal
rights and obligations helps avoid
unnecessary trouble it also underscores
the need for clarity emotional control
and careful decision making to ensure
personal and Community
safety so work