Go outside now.
[Applause]
Go ahead. Stop.
 The defiant words
spiraled out of control until the
handcuffs appeared.
 I'm not going to
jail. Stop.
 You just grab the
 Give me
your hand. Put your hands back. Stop
resisting.
 I'm not fighting you.
 I'm the
military. So why are you angry?
 So you
understand? Because you're intoxicated.
I'm not intoxicated. Touch the police,
even with a slight push, and no one can
save you from being charged. Just one
refusal to leave the bar, and everything
starts to fall apart. But what makes the
police change their face in just a few
seconds?
 Go outside now.
Come out.
 I'm military, so why are you
angry?
 So, you understand? Because
you're intoxicated.
 I'm not intoxicated.
As the woman started screaming about her
painful hip and neck surgery, an officer
shouted louder, "You have just committed
a criminal offense." But who actually
crossed the line first?
 You're going to
go to jail.
What is going on?
 It doesn't matter. You
have to walk out. Ma'am, either walk out
now or go to jail. Who doesn't need to
go out?
It does not matter what she did. Who's
leaving? Right there.
the managing here
right there.
Cal
[Music]
right there. So it's fine. First time
are you
are
 you
powerless.
[Music]
Okay, let me catch my hand.
 I don't have
a breakout. That's all we have.
Get out of my car. Have a nice night.
Have a nice night.
I'm going that door.
 You're going out
that door. Out that door.
 Why you
bumping me, dude?
 You know, if he wasn't
here, you wouldn't be this.
 Come on. You
understand that?
 Hey, man. I'll be tired
of talking to you. Get out. You were
seconds
up on me.
Okay. Give me my face and back the off
of you. Go outside now.
As
 she was being pushed into the patrol
car, she screamed, "I'm a soldier." But
did that save her from being handcuffed?
[Music]
I'm having a bad
surgery. I just had
your
best
Sir, I have a bad hip. I just had
surgery. Sir, I had a bad hip. I just
had surgery.
[Applause]
There's a very large black mouse.
Well, he walked outside. He's the
husband.
 No, you don't. No.
I'm bad at him. I just had surgery.
Please. On my right side.
 I got I don't
have my
fine. I got him.
 I don't
right side.
I'm going have to take her out of cuss
for a second, but I cuz I to get her
[ __ ] off. Sir,
 I have a bad hip on my
right side.
I'll cut myself.
 Uh, you want to just
hold her so I can get the [ __ ] off. Hey,
listen. Look at me.
 If you if you give
me any issues when I take you out of
handcuffs, it's not going to be good for
you. Okay? So, understand that. If you
make any movements, I'm going to take it
as a threat and you're going to get put
up against the car. You understand me?
Cuz I got to take you out of cuffs to
get all your stuff off. Sir, why are you
I'm making sure you understand.
 I'm
military. So why are you angry?
 So you
understand because you're intoxicated.
I'm not intoxicated.
 The boyfriend stood
on the sidelines but was threatened with
arrest just because he stood there too
long. When the private law of the
establishment meets the determination of
the citizens who will win here in the in
the state of Florida, right? They don't
have to they don't have to have a
reason. Once they tell you to leave, you
are required by law to leave the
establishment. Okay.
 There's no ifs or
buts. So, I would assume I don't I don't
know why we're here yet. It's because we
just got here. I don't know who you I
don't know what your wife did
 right now.
I would assume just taking it as an
assumption is that you guys didn't
leave. Officer Williams probably
detained her for that reason.
 No, that's
not true. That's not the case. Because
if if that was the case, I would have
been detained. We were on our way out.
He probably didn't say he didn't like
something I said, right? Cuz I told him
straight up you. You know what I'm
saying? So, he ended up detaining her.
She didn't do nothing. She didn't she?
No,
 she didn't do anything.
 She didn't
do absolutely nothing. She was walking
behind me. If that was the case, she
would have behind you, you said.
 Yeah,
she was she was right here with you. We
were We were walking out this door right
here and all of a sudden she grabbed me.
I'm behind the building.
 [ __ ] you, too.
He didn't like his
right. Let's be real here. And then he
arrested her. Whatever he did.
 Okay, go
ahead and get in.
 For what? Get in the
car or you're going to have problems.
Sir, I'm trying.
 I'm giving you a lawful
order and I'm telling you to listen to
get in the car or you're going to catch
more charges. I don't care. You're not
listening. You're military. So, follow
orders and get in the car.
 I'm not
following orders.
 Okay, then you're
going to get
 Why am I being put in the
car?
 Why am I being put in the car?
 Can
I ask for what?
 Because I told you to
get in.
 No. Why am I being put in the
car? Why am I being put in the car?
 I
just told you.
 For what?
 You're under
arrest. You're under arrest for what,
sir? Law enforcement. And you're going
to catch more charges.
 Of what? Of who?
Sir,
sir. I promise you.
 For what?
 You're
under arrest.
 Under arrest for battering
a law enforcement officer.
 You're going
to catch more charges.
Hey. Hey.
 In the end, one was handcuffed
and the other was kicked off the campus,
but the cameras caught it all. And where
does the truth lie between the screams
and the anger? We were on the way out
here and all of a sudden he grabbed her
of everybody that's that's going on. And
I'll tell you why. He probably didn't He
probably felt some type of way about
what I said.
 Well, no. She's being very
aggressive.
 No, that's not true.
 Yeah. I
just tried to put her in the car and she
re resisted me and tried to push her way
out of the car. So 100%
 because she's
unlawfully detained. What do you expect?
She's scared.
 It doesn't matter. I
 What
do you mean it doesn't matter?
 Cuz she's
detained and I gave her a lawful order
that we speak on behalf of the business,
right? They hire us to be here to speak
for them. Yeah, that's the problem
because whatever they say just kind of
goes and y'all y'all don't take the
 So
you understand this is a private
business that can ask you to leave for
any reason.
 Okay. And we were leaving.
We were
 I don't know. I don't get that's
that's going to be for whatever his
report says and that's going to be in
court with your predetermined whatever.
Right. Because there's this thing called
the fellow officer rule where when they
tell me something I can go by that.
You're going to go with what your fellow
officer tells you.
 I understand
 because
we have body cams that capture
everything.
 Okay, that's fine. So, look
at old boy's body cam and see where
where this incident occurred.
 I'm sure
we know.
 Okay. But
 but it's probably not
going to get done tonight.
 Yeah. And I
know you're already coming in with this
pre predetermined prejudice about what
already happened in here.
 No, I'm not.
No, my my only issue is just with with
when I was being super polite with her
and I'm trying to get her in the car and
she doesn't want to listen. That's the
only issue I have. That's it. Other than
that, I have no issue.
Yeah, that was not smart.
Oh, yeah. We That's why we were hauling
ass to get over here.
Yeah, he was on the phone in the back.
He's like He's like, "She's unlawfully
detained." But I cuz I told him, "Dude,
I got her in the car and I was like,
"Dude, lady, you're about to catch her
in the
 36-year-old woman was formerly
charged with two counts of assaulting a
police officer and resisting arrest."
The incident ended with her boyfriend
leaving the scene and continuing to
question her in vain.
Next, a woman suddenly reappears at her
old home. Her luggage strewn across the
sidewalk. The police arrive and things
quickly take an unexpected turn.
Go ahead.
 Stop.
I'm not going to jail. Stop.
 You just
grab the
 Give me your hand. Put your
hands on your back. Stop resisting. and
I'm not fighting you.
 When asked about
the reason for being there at 2:00 a.m.,
the story behind it contains pieces of
death, loss, and a confrontation that
started with a few simple questions.
 Get
my stuff out of here.
My pictures
where was all my stuff? Was this all in
your car?
 No, it was right here where I
was living. He's getting my pictures.
That's it. And I'm leaving. Throwing the
rest in the garbage. Is there any reason
why at 2:00 in the morning?
 Nope.
 When
did you get evicted out of here?
 I don't
know. You have to ask them. You have to
ask George Roland.
 Don't get asking me.
All right. I'm asking you a simple
question. Obviously, you were given
paperwork. When was the eviction
finalized?
 I don't think the eviction
was finalized.
 When were you given
paperwork?
 I wasn't given paperwork. I
have every single paperwork that he gave
me.
 Do you have any of the custody
paperwork with you?
 Custody paperwork?
Yeah. Custody with your kids and
everything like that. Paperwork. Do you
have any of that?
 Yeah, I have it. I
have it where I live in Holiday. Yes.
Every single paper that they put on that
door.
 And apparently there was some
civil order that was against me. Can you
guys look that up for me?
 No, we do
criminal law. We don't do civil law
apparently.
 So where are you staying at
now?
 In holiday.
 Yeah, you said that.
Yeah, that's it.
 Do you have a certain
address?
 Nope.
 So why the hostility
towards us?
 I don't have any hostility
towards you.
 So you're definitely giving
attitude. We're asking a simple
question. Jennifer, ma'am,
 I didn't come
like that at you.
 Excuse me. I have
nothing, absolutely
nothing against you.
 Nothing.
 I
appreciate that. So, obviously, we got a
couple calls.
 Why would you get a couple
calls?
 So, this isn't normal for this
time of hour. Did you say this is kind
of normal behavior?
 I was coming here to
get the rest of my photos.
 So, that I
understand.
 Those are personal items,
right?
 I understand that. So, at 2:12 in
the morning, though, how long does it
matter? Listen, I got evicted from here
right after my husband just died in
June.
 I'm sorry to hear that.
 Yeah, I'm
sure.
 No, I really am.
 Okay. That's a
terrible loss and I couldn't imagine.
 Of
course it is.
 Okay.
 Have you had
anything to drink tonight? And seconds
later, the conversation turned heated.
The DUI warning was tossed aside,
replaced by a challenge to the
authorities.
 All garbage. I'm going
home.
 Okay. Well, not yet. What is the
civil action that was against me?
 I just
told you. I don't know.
 Okay.
 We do
criminal law. So, my issue is that
you're also intoxicated.
 No, I'm not.
Ma'am, go ahead. Let's Let's do a test.
Do you want me to take you to jail for a
DUI or would you like me to give you the
nice option which is what I was going to
do?
 So, chill out with the attitude
because we just had another call where I
got your license plate and pictures of
you because you're hammered leaving the
Waw Wa which is where I
 So, here's
what's going to happen. If you keep
yelling at this deputy and you wake
somebody up, you're going to go for
disorderly conduct and disturbing the
piece. You understand that? So, I'm
telling you right now, bring it down.
Okay?
 And that's that's your last
warning.
 Let this deputy talk to you and
do not argue with her. Respect her.
Absolutely. Yes, sir. So, let's find
somebody to get you a ride home.
 I can
go home. I live literally one mile down
the road.
 Okay. You're not driving,
though. You can walk if you'd like to.
I'm not walking. I need to drive home. I
have to go to court in the morning.
You're not driving home. You can get
somebody to give you a ride.
 No one's
going to give me a ride.
 Okay. You can
call an Uber. You can call a taxi.
 I
don't have an Uber. I don't have a taxi.
Or we can go to jail for a DUI. Those
are your choice for DUI.
 Okay. So, then
would you like to walk? If you get in
this car, you realize I'm taking you to
jail.
 I'll walk. I'll leave the car. She
screamed in despair. When her hand
touched the officer, the fate of the
night changed instantly and the moment
of control officially began.
 I am fine.
Yeah, you're fine to walk home. Nope.
You're fine to walk.
 No, I'm fine. No,
I'm not leaving my vehicle here. Okay.
Drive.
 No, I'm not letting you get in
the car.
 I'm fine. Go ahead. Give me a
breathalyzer right now.
 I don't have it
on me.
 Go ahead. Give me a breathalyzer.
I don't understand.
 Well, then I can go
home.
 So, you're the only one yelling
right now. You realize that?
 I have to
go to court in the morning. No, I have
to go to our court tomorrow. No, my
court is at 9:30 in the morning. What's
your first name again?
 My name is
Jennifer. My last name is
 What is your
problem?
 I have no problem with that.
You are very hyper.
 You know what? You
know what's wrong? You know what is
wrong? Is that they took my my
86-year-old mother out of my house and
that I've had cops in and out of my
house since my husband died.
 Okay. So,
just so you know, you're you're
 I'm out
of here. I'm out of here.
 You can walk,
but you cannot walk.
 No, I'm driving
home.
 No, you're not.
 I am driving home.
Or you can take me to jail. Go ahead.
Take me to jail. Do not take me to jail.
Jennifer, stop.
 Give me a breathalyzer
or take me to jail. Let's go.
 Don't get
in my face. I'm telling you now. Do not
get in this car.
 Give me a breathalyzer.
No. Give me No. Give me a breathalyzer
right now.
 Go ahead.
 You're not taking
my keys.
Don't I don't
go ahead.
I'm not going.
 Stop racing. Give me your
hand.
 I'm not playing this [ __ ] you
guys.
Dude, I swear. Stop.
 I'm not going to
jail. Stop.
 You just grabbed the wrong.
Give me your hands. Put your hands
behind your back. Stop resisting.
 I'm
not fighting you. Stop.
 Just stand
there.
 You going to arrest me? Stand
there.
I'll walk home.
 If you let me go, I'll
walk home. I already gave you that
option. I'll walk home.
 I'll walk home.
I'll leave my car here and I'll walk
home. We're pass.
 Really, Jennifer? No.
I will walk home.
 No, we're getting in
the car now. No, I won't.
 No, I need my
phone. It's got my kids in there.
 Stop
yelling. You are getting in the car. You
grab this deputy's hand. You're going to
jail for that Leo. Let's go.
 What?
 Go
walk.
 I No, I need my
 I need Come on.
Hey, you got two options. You can walk
or you're going to be drugged.
 I'll
walk.
 Let's go.
 I'll walk now.
 No, I'll
No.
Grab this.
 Let me If you let me go, I'll
walk. No, we're not. I'll leave my car
here.
 Get off.
 No, I'll leave my car
here.
 From screaming to pleading to
threats of revenge, it's all caught on
police camera. But worse is ahead.
 I've
never been arrested. Please. I have to
go to court in the morning. Please. I'm
fighting for my kids. Please.
 Yeah. Do
you think fighting with us is worth it?
I swear to God, I will never I will
leave my car here. I'll walk home.
 Too
late.
 I'll walk home.
 Too late.
 You told
me I could walk home.
 I did. And then
you grab me.
 I need to leave. Please let
people.
Please let me go. Please. I swear to
God. Chuck,
 do not pull off.
 We're going
to take your watch off and put it with
your phone.
 I'm going to put it with
your phone. It's going with your
 We're
not leaving it here.
 Please don't arrest
me. Please. I can.
 I'm fighting for my
life. Please.
 Please let me go. Please.
Get in the car.
 Please let me go in the
car. That's ridiculous. Get in the
 No.
Sit down.
 Sit down. Watch your head.
Ma'am,
 ma'am. Let me go. No. I need to
go. You need to sit in the car.
 No. I
need to get him to get my car.
 Sit in
the car.
 No.
 Yes.
 No.
 Sit in the car.
Please let me go. Please.
 No.
 Please.
I'll walk home. If you take the cuffs
off, please. Please take the cuffs off.
Please.
 Sit. You need to get in the car.
Please.
 Please let me go.
 You need to
get in the car. Watch your hands.
 Please
watch your sit down. Please let me go. I
swear to God, I'll go home and we can
talk. Sit down.
 Get in the car.
 No. No,
you guys aren't going to let me go. Sit
down. You're going to arrest me. Sit
down. I'll walk home.
 You're already
under arrest.
Just please let me go. Please.
 Stop
yelling in my face.
 I swear. I swear to
God. I'll walk home.
 You need to get in
the car.
 I'll walk home. No.
 You need to
get in the car.
 I'm not going. I have
to. No. I have to go to court in the
morning. I'm fighting for my kids.
 We're
past that, Jennifer.
 You didn't even
give me that option.
 I gave you several
options.
 No, you didn't. Yeah. No.
 I'm
done. I'm done. In Florida, assaulting a
police officer is a class three felony
punishable by up to 5 years in prison
and slash or a fine of up to $5,000.
0. The woman was charged with assaulting
a police officer and resisting without
violence. The case could result in jail
time, significant fines, and a criminal
record that could affect future child
custody or welfare benefits. from
getting a few photos back at 2 a.m. and
to having a mug shot. That's quite a
collection. Hey guys, what do you think
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