Get on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. Got to get on the sidewalk. Go. We're going to start hooking people down the sidewalk. >> Get on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. THOSE >> WILL NEVER BE DIVIDED. >> THE people out. >> Hey, you're coming with us. You're underrest. >> What are the charges? >> Most protests are loud but lawful. But what happens when one protester decides that the rules don't apply to them? The police stop playing nice. >> Would you mind lowering it for me? I don't want to use as a weapon against me. Okay. >> This is public property. >> Actually, this is private property that you're on right now. It is. >> Who owns his name? >> The Adams County government. >> Adams. The Adams County government. Oh, I forgot about his name. >> Okay. I'm going to place you under arrest then. >> You're not placing me under arrest. You have no right to ask. >> Come here. All right. >> Here are times when cops arrest one in a million protesters. Starting with a protest that was meant to be symbolic, but quickly crossed the line. >> If my kids had to come by and see this, how would you explain it to them? >> I'm telling you right now, >> I'M AN AMERICAN. WHO KNEW? ON OCTOBER THE 18TH, 2025, officers approached a lone protester whose appearance was drawing attention during a public gathering. The moment contact was made, the protester pushed back, challenging the officer's authority. >> Serious heart attack. I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. If my kids had to come by and see this, how would you explain it to them? >> Are you recording? >> I am recording. I'm recording right here. I am telling you right now, if my kids had to come by and see this, I would like to hear how you would explain to my children what you're supposed to be. >> What a pine is. >> I No, I want you. >> Let me get another unit over here. I want you to tell me. >> I want you to tell me why. I'm telling you right now. I am telling you right now. >> Turn over on your belly. ON YOUR BELLY. >> WALKING AWAY. >> ON YOUR BELLY. >> I told her to take it off. Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> GOING TO TAKE IT OFF. >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> I want your arm now. I need somebody. GIVE ME YOUR ARM NOW. >> WALKING AWAY. >> I told her to take it off. [music] >> At what ordinance was she in violation of? >> It's disorderly conduct. >> You could not. >> It's disorderly conduct. >> When clear commands [music] were ignored and resistance followed. The situation escalated. The protester kept shouting about rights and free expression while being a total douchebag. >> Other arm. >> Let me have your other arm. Thank you. This is a FAMILY TOWN AND I'M NOT GOING TO HAVE SOMEBODY out here dressed like this. You understand? >> This isn't abusive. >> All right. READY? >> HOLD ON. THIS WAY. THIS WAY. BRING YOUR KNEES UP. Bring your knees up. Knees up. Knees up. And then you're going to sit up. Ready? Sit up. Stand up. Stand up. >> All right. Come on. >> I would hate for her grandkids to see her like this. >> That's a shame. Come on, have a seat. Watch. I >> I can't see anything. >> Now, I'd like for her to take this off. >> I know. I can't see the side anymore. >> I never can. >> Where? There you are. Can you see me? >> Okay. >> Sit back. Sit back. Now, what you're gonna do >> as high as my butt goes. >> I understand. >> It's cramping my leg. >> I know. Listen to me. We're kind of having to fight this suit. >> So, I want you to sit back. You're gonna This leg right here. You feel my leg right here. >> Okay. >> I want you to raise this leg until it's on mine. You got And then you're going to slide straight back in. Okay. >> Can somebody pull me? And I can't slide because my hands are in these things. >> Stand up. >> Okay. I am an ASL interpreter and my hands are killing me. >> Turn around. TURN AROUND. >> SCOOT BACK IN. Scoot back in. >> Scoot back in. >> I am trying. >> She's going to help you. The officer is going to help you. >> We got to get this suit off. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to step out. Come on. Step out. >> My purse. Get my suit off. >> We're going to take it off of you. Come on. Step out. the suit off. >> All right, uncover. >> Uncover. Let's take the suit off. >> Okay. Backing up first, please. >> I've not done anything. >> As officers secured the scene, reality began to sink in for the protester. What started as some form of defiance had now crossed the line. And in that moment, it became clear that he had missed a chance to walk away unscathed. Again, for all safety reasons, you guys got to back up. Stay right here. Don't move. Okay. Back up to the sidewalk. >> All right. Got the handcuffs off. You're going to take this off. >> What's your name? >> Antifa. >> Antifa. Can you tell me how where the zipper to this is? >> It's in the back. >> Okay. Antifa, I'm not trying to be difficult with you, ma'am. I'm trying to You're a violation. >> No, I'm not trying to violate your freedom of speech. I'm trying to preserve a town that has values. >> All right. Put your head down. Put your head down when we come over the top. >> Put your head down. >> Okay. All right. You're exactly right. Pull your feet out. Pull your feet out. Step out of the pull your feet out. on you. >> Oh, wait. What is that? >> My American flag shoes. What? I'm an American. >> I'M AN AMERICAN. WHO KNEW? HURRY UP. >> WHO KNEW? I HAVE RIGHTS. WHO [screaming] KNEW? >> All right. No. No. Leave that there. We'll take it. >> We'll grab it. All right. You're going to put them. >> Hey, put them on the front. Put them on the front. They're all front. >> Hands in the front. >> Fair. In Pharaoh, a single tax colony. The children have been cheering me on. I walked from >> No child's going to cheer you on dressed like a did. That's because they're children and they're as immature as you are. >> The arresting [music] officer made it plain that the decision wasn't about opinions, but about conduct. >> Do not step into the street. It is illegal to step into the street. >> Do not come into the street. It is illegal to step into the street. Insane. >> Hey, y'all make sure not to come into the road, okay? >> Just don't come in the road. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. Everybody, >> that's what we like. >> What up? >> What happened? >> Well, one dressed like a freaking wiener. Come up and she's wearing a big gigantic costume and it's like, "Hey, look, you got to take that off." And she was like, "Take what off my, you know, freedom of speech or what?" And I said, "That's not freedom of speech." I said, "Man, this is a family town." And I said, "And being dressed like that, it's not going to be tolerated." I said, "It's disorderly conduct." I said, "You're setting an example that doesn't need to be set." I said, "If my kids were to come by here and see that, what would they, you know," I said, "How would you explain it to them?" And she said, "I'd explain to them that we don't have kings." And I said, "That's not what I'm talking about, and you know it." And I said, "I need you to take the outfit off." And she wanted to turn around, walk off, and I said, "No, ma'am." I said, "Come here. I need to talk to you." And she pulled away from me. So I grabbed her and put her on the ground. The protester was transported to jail for processing and later charged with disorderly conduct and resistance. Not every protest ends in handcuffs, but the next protester pushed the cops just far enough to find out exactly where the line is. >> Do not block the sidewalk. Lift the flag. What the are you doing? >> On September the 21st, 2024, officers responded to a free Palestine protest [music] in downtown Orlando, Florida, where demonstrators were marching through busy streets. From the outset, police set clear limits on law and order, but it quickly became clear those boundaries were about to be tested. >> Uh, Sergeant CL as it's right there, and it's 1329 0 C L O G. You >> mind if I take a picture? >> Do it. I'm out in public. You're more than welcome to do whatever you want. >> Hi, officer. 3 51 92 left hand. Cool. >> All right. Go ahead. >> You're left hand. You >> mind if I take your picture? >> Sure. Go ahead, sir. >> Have a good day, sir. >> Be safe. >> You mind if I take your picture? >> You can do whatever you want. >> Yep. You're not allowed them to block any traffic or anything. Don't block traffic ourselves though. >> Okay. >> No, don't block traffic ourselves though either. Make sure we legal with travel lane open. >> If they're they're starting to block the sidewalk like this, I'll go warn them. >> You cannot block the sidewalk with the flag. Do not block the sidewalk with the flag. OP KP KD up your >> tidy up YOUR >> DO NOT block the sidewalk with the flag. >> All right. Do not block the sidewalk again or you will go to jail. Do you want to stay? >> You make another person walk into the road, you will be you'll go to jail. As flags and bodies spilled into walkways and traffic lanes, officers issued repeated verbal [music] warnings. Attention snapped when one protester decided that it was an awesome idea to test the officer's patience. A move that some would call brave, but one that [music] came with very regrettable consequences. >> Ma'am, you're you're more than welcome to do what you want. I just don't want >> Ma'am. Ma'am, you could you could still go. I just didn't want you to go getting up on them and causing a ruckus. That's all. Don't don't don't stop her >> again. You're blocking the sidewalk with the flag. Stop or YOU WILL GO TO JAIL. >> WALKING THROUGH, you idiot. >> Okay, you can. >> That's fine. >> We'll make an example. >> Sir, if I see another car has to go around you, you will go to jail. Do you understand? >> Last warning. This is guys making the threats here. >> That's not a threat. THAT'S A PROMISE. >> I CAN MAKE PROMISES, TOO. >> They've all been warned not to block traffic and everything already. So, if they do, you can take them. >> We have no plan on where they're going. >> No, they ain't going. I don't ask. When when they have the redheaded lady there, I never ask cuz she just tells us. Okay. I I just don't entertain their stuff. Officers struggled to contain a crowd that felt ready to explode as a controlled response turned into something far MORE UNSTABLE. >> LET HER GO. LET HER GO. >> SHE DIDN'T EVEN DO >> SHE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> But you're sitting HERE ABUSING OUR PEOPLE, MAN. >> WHY THE DID HE PUSH HER? ANY PUSHER. [screaming] >> What the [ __ ] >> You disgust me. >> You disgust me and all your ancestors with thisution. What is the crime >> under constitution? What is the crime? under the crime. >> You can't arrest without a crime. >> Where's the crime >> in between them? >> BACK UP. Back up. >> Turn it off. Hold on. >> Turn around. Stop your feet. >> Turn around. Stop your feet. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're about to get sprayed. Do you understand? >> You're about to get sprayed. Do you understand? >> You're going to get pepper sprayed in the face. Put your hand behind your back. >> What are you doing? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT THE ARE YOU DOING? What are you doing? >> Hey, man. I'm going to set you up. Okay. >> All right. Do you want to sit up? >> You can lean back. Okay. >> I could have left you on the ground. So, >> you think I can't get my own self up? Oh, okay. I ain't want y'all to mother. >> Our guns are not even out, sir. >> I don't give a Okay. Y'all told that same to mother. >> God bless you. >> I believe in Allah, not God. Protect me. Not a Christian. cross this or you're going to jail. Do you understand? >> Why are you doing this? >> Can I grab those glasses? >> Stay there. >> Can I grab those glasses? >> Thank you. >> [laughter] >> What the [ __ ] ARE YOU DOING? >> YOU'RE GOOD to have any more. Roll over. >> More over on your side. >> As non-compliance continued, the tone shifted fast. What started with chants [music] and slogans ended with sirens and handcuffs. >> Can you please tell us what >> No, I'm not telling you. Back >> up. Back up. >> I'm not arguing. I'm going to back up. >> I'm telling you TO BACK UP. DON'T TOUCH THAT. >> THIS GUY STARTING >> stand up. >> Stand up. >> Use your legs like a big boy and stand up. >> Breathing is me. >> I'm feeling a little dizzy. >> YOU HAVE BREATHING ISSUES. YOU HAVE BREATHING ISSUES. CLOSE. HEY, >> she she was just in the hospital >> with her. I got him. >> She was just in the hospital. >> Keeps complaining about my friend. >> All right, let's take her. >> You're hurting my falling. Yes, I have a heart condition. Can you grab my coffee? >> Stand up. >> I'm still feeling really dizzy. >> Do you need medical attention? >> I don't know. I just Hey, that is all you have to do is make it to that car and you're going to sit down into the air conditioning. Can you help? >> Yeah, we're going to help. You got to use your legs though. >> Put your feet flat on the ground and stand yourself up. >> There you go. Push. >> It's going to go with your property. Let go. >> This one you bring your legs up. >> Bring your legs up. Dumb ass. Don't hold a person like that. >> Is you're not going to change you're not going to change your mind of anything. >> We're just trying to get them for what happened. >> We're going get everything. >> I saw them. I was walking there when your I I accidentally bumped into one of the cops on my shoulder. I turned over to say excuse me. When I turned my back, one of the guys behind me started to reach out and the cop that I had bumped into reached over and pushed me >> and then all of them started swarming over the cops. >> The individual was taken into custody for obstruction and resisting an officer without violence. Up next is an anti-ICE protest in Ohio that turned sour when one protester, 26-year-old Kay Baker, crossed the line officers said they wouldn't tolerate. [screaming] kick entry. >> On June the 8th, 2025, outside a county correctional facility in Ohio, a large crowd gathered after news spread that a young detainee, 19-year-old Emerson Kentress, was being held inside. As numbers swelled and tensions rose, officers began preparing for a situation that felt like it could tip in either direction at any moment. That's good. We'll send somebody up. >> Hey, do you guys want to go up to Lelo or Maple and block off High Street? >> Go ahead that way. If they want to walk here, that's fine. They can route down the street here. We just don't want them hitting High Street. >> They don't want them in High Street. Go to High Street. We'll hold it down here. Get on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. Got to get on the sidewalk. Go. We're going to start hooking people. Get on the sidewalk. >> Get on the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. Goes sidewalk. Are you in charge here? Are you Are YOU [screaming] SIDEWALK? FREE. >> Are you blocking me? >> What? >> Are you like blocking me here? >> Sidewalk. Go sidewalk. >> Sidewalk, please. >> Go this way. >> Sidewalk. >> Back to the protest. >> Sidewalk, guys. Please. Thank you. Sidewalk. >> Police set clear instructions from the very beginning, and most followed them. But one protester, 26-year-old Kay Baker, chose to push those limits. You guys are allowed to be doing what you're doing. Please go on the sidewalk. Sidewalk. Yes. Thank you. Sidewalk. Go. Sidewalk. >> Guys. Guys, get on the sidewalk. Go >> get on the sidewalk. >> Sidewalk. PLEASE. >> SIDEWALK. GET ON THE SIDEWALK. >> WILL NEVER BE DIVIDED. >> THE PEOPLE. OH, YOU'RE DONE. YOU COME HERE. SIDEWALK. Go sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. >> Sidewalk. >> Sidewalk. >> Kick rock. [screaming] [screaming] >> Back up. Get her up. Get back. You shut down. >> Get back. >> Get back. >> Get back. Go sidewalk. >> Get on the sidewalk. Go. Get away. >> Get on the sidewalk. >> Get on the sidewalk. What happened? We can see. I'm out here trying to get her on the sidewalk. She comes up, pushes me, I push her back. I DID NOT PUNCH YOU. SHOVE ME TO THE GROUND. >> I SAID PUSH. Get back to the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. >> Just arrest her. >> One of the leaders arrested moving everyone. >> Hey, you're coming with us. You're underrest. [laughter] >> What are the charges? >> YOU LITTLE [ __ ] YOU LITTLE [ __ ] >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] [screaming] I can't >> stop. >> Stop. Stop resisting. >> What am I telling you? >> And then and get RID OF MY CHARGES. >> Take her. Take her. Go. You two go. You two go. >> You know that. >> What's your name? Ma'am. >> Which one? Right here. >> Stop. STOP. SOMEBODY NEEDS A DOG. SOMEBODY NEEDS A LIVING DOG. >> [screaming] >> AS OFFICERS WORKED TO REDIRECT demonstrators away from the street, tensions began to simmer. >> Everyone out of the street. Out of the street. >> You guys are the ones that are blocking traffic, not us. >> Okay? Cuz you can't be on the street. You got to go on the sidewalk. Got to go on the sidewalk. >> The sidewalk is totally fine. >> If I don't, >> you're going to go to jail. arrest. >> You're going to go to Yes. You're going to get disorderly conduct. >> Disorderly. >> I told you you have to be off the street. You need to get off the street. >> Right here. >> I'm on the parking lane. >> No, that it's still the street. You're going to get arrested. Go down the sidewalk. >> For for what? For what? >> If you want me to [laughter] list them, we got disorderly conduct and she's probably going to get Pio tagged on cuz she pushed us. When she got mad at me and walked off, she pushed our lieutenant. >> Everyone needs to go. Get on the sidewalk. You guys want to keep doing the parade? doing the sidewalk. Go >> I have no idea. Free free. >> Everyone has to go off the street now. Off the street. On the sidewalk. >> We can go on the sidewalk. You guys can keep doing what you're doing. It's got to be on the sidewalk. Start backing up. >> Start backing up on the sidewalk. Sidewalk. Let's go. >> Let's go. Sidewalk. >> You can keep doing what you're doing. Got me on the sidewalk. Go. You guys tried to trap everybody in here. >> I'm sorry. >> It was all good till you guys tried to trap everybody in here. >> Nope. We tried everyone off the street. That's how that worked. Everyone off the street. On the sidewalk. >> On the sidewalk. >> Wouldn't have been an issue if you guys wouldn't trap everybody in the sidewalk. >> Thank you. The judge had already signed the deportation orders for Emerson Kendris, meaning that the outcome was legally sealed long before the crowd gathered. >> Who's Emerson? >> I know an Emerson, but she's not in jail. >> Yeah, I don't know what that. >> Thank you guys. Thank you. >> Dogs of white supremacy. >> Everyone meet up with the main protest. Onto the sidewalk. >> Everyone meet up with the main protest on the sidewalk. >> Last trainers. All of you. All right. >> So, we went and blocked off and told them what they were doing was fine, but they had to do it on the sidewalk, starting over. Um, >> it was it didn't even start with her. It started with some guy. I have no idea what he ran off to, but >> he said about moving. >> Um, who took her in? >> Uh, Ming Jose. >> Okay. What we got? Disorderly conduct. >> Disorderly conduct. Uh, obstruction. I think I'm not >> Did she push you? >> She pushed me off and >> she more chested up to me and I kept pushing her back. The moment that she got back up on her feet from falling over her feet, >> she went past Eric and shoved Eric, >> the the shoving Eric was the deciding factor there. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. You good? >> Yeah. >> I just saw that >> the biggest instigator and she was like one of the ones that I was talking to first trying to calm them down and so she's starting to. I was telling Mont this story started with some dude that was actually over here when to get on the sidewalks and everyone started to go and he he was the one get he was the one getting mouthy saying okay you're coming I grabbed him and he I had him over my shoulder he jumped was getting all squirly trying to run he broke free and ran >> the guy that I saw running I didn't know what happened >> and I went follow after him and she got in my way I was like move get on the sidewalk and of course I was doing this thing and she did the little fake oh my god fell down and that's when everyone started getting busy we helped her back up she turned around push you so she Okay, good shot. >> The arrested protester, Kay Baker, was charged with assault on a police officer, obstructing official business, resisting arrest, failure to disclose personal information, and disorderly conduct. Moving on to another protester who found out the consequences for non-compliance as he decided to test the patience of the officers. >> Gentlemen, we need to talk for a minute. Okay, >> here's the thing. Crime. >> Yes, you are. >> Which crimes trespass trespassing? WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE? >> SIR, JUSTICE, no peace, no. >> On July the 28th, 2016, a protester, Josh Kondiote Wade, stood quietly on a public sidewalk holding a protest sign with a loaded message. As one officer decided to engage with them, it started a sequence which would snowball into something much more. >> Would you mind just lowering that for me? Would you mind lowering it for me? I don't want to use as a weapon against me. Okay. >> Would you please lower it down for me? >> Okay. >> Gentlemen, we need to talk for a minute. Okay. >> Here's the thing. >> Yes, you are. >> Which crimes trespass trespassing? >> You have been asked to leave the property. Okay. Right now, you are perfectly awesome. I totally appreciate that. >> The protester remained nonviolent, but when commands were given, he hesitated and pushed back with his own version of the law. And it soon became clear that this standoff was not going to end quietly. >> Actually, this is private property that you're on right now. It is. >> Who owns it? >> The Adams County government. >> Adams. The Adams County government. Oh, I forgot about his name. Wasn't he didn't he run for president? NO, HE'S NOT A PERSON. IT'S THE PUBLIC. WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE? >> SIR, PEACE. Keep an eye out all the way around, please. >> You've been asked to leave the property. >> Yeah. >> You are now committing trespassing. Okay. That That's all we're asking you to do is to leave the property. >> I need your card. >> I will give you my information when we're done. >> No, you're right now. >> Uh, no. I will give it to you when we're done. >> Before you take it, it's Officer Dicki right here. >> Badge number 2905. >> Okay. >> So, Mr. Dicki, why are you removing Officer Dicki public? Not Mr. Dicki. I'm removing you from private property because you were asked to leave this property. Yes. >> Do you see any posted signs? No. This is a building open to the public. It is open to the public right now. >> Gentlemen, I need your I need your ID, please, so I could write you a summon. >> You'll be willing to write me a summon? >> Yes. >> Outstanding. >> I need your ID also, please, sir. >> Okay. I'm going to place you under arrest then. >> You're not placing me under arrest. You have no right to ask. Come here. All right. TASER. >> Got it. Go. The use of a taser transformed the protest into a physical arrest. As the scene grew more volatile, a senior officer tried to take control of the situation that had spiraled fast. >> He is under arrest. >> He's under arrest >> for what? >> For trespassing and for uh disorderly conduct. public property >> not when he's in front of the business >> yelling everybody >> sign it says >> you want to know why because cops like you keep >> he refused to give me his ID which he's required to do >> or why >> so I can issue him a citation for trespassing >> not trespassing >> they they kicked him out of the property >> the protester was given medical aid and taken into custody on charges related to resisting a lawful order during a police interaction. Cops had a tough time managing the next set of protesters as what began as an attempt to control traffic quickly turned into a viral flashoint. >> His knee is on her left. Are you serious right now? KK. [laughter] On April the 25th, 2024, a protest near Emory University descended into chaos as tensions flared during a police response to demonstrators reportedly blocking a roadway. >> Yo, was her knee on her Wait, why is why is his knee on her neck? >> Why is his knee on her neck? His knee is on her neck. His knee IS ON HER NECK. >> HIS knee is on her neck. Are you serious right now? >> HIS KNEE IS on her neck. YO YO YO YO. HIS KNEE IS ON HER NECK. ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> They're going to try to block the road. BACK UP. >> BACK UP. AROUND. >> Back up. Back up. BACK UP. BACK UP. Back up. >> Just a little bit more. So that lane clear. That's all. You stay right here. Your bike wheel is still in the lane. Well, now when a car is coming, >> the officers stepped in to keep traffic moving, but as usual, one demonstrator would come to push into the center of it all. >> KKK, IKEA. Ma'am on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Give me your other hand, please. See you later. >> I got I got I got >> I'm going to move her sleeve out of the way. You got her. >> Press that. You press up. >> [screaming] >> Watch out. >> Grab her ground. >> On the ground. Put your hands behind the ground. Put your hands behind your head. Flex. Flex up. Flex up. Give me your other hand, please. Yeah. Flex. Flex. >> Now, >> officers repeatedly ordered the crowd back while focusing on securing the detained individual, holding the line as the scene teetered on the edge. >> I got you. You got it. Yeah, I got it. Flashlight. Get flashlight. Let go. Let go. Let go. RUN [screaming and clears throat] it out. [screaming] to run >> crazy. WHAT THE HEY, FLEX UP. FLEX. FLEX. FLEX. Go right here. >> I agree. >> Use flex. Use flex. >> Oh, calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. I got I got it. I got to go. I got I got move sleeve out of the way. >> Just hold her down. She got >> You got her. Yeah, I got her flashlight. You flash me. I got her. Let go. Let go. Let go. Yeah, let's go. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> that way. [screaming] What? This way. Are you going to do a walk or no? Hey, hey, hey, hey. The rain's coming right there. Get her in. >> The female was detained and charged with disorderly conduct, obstruction of traffic, and resisting arrest. Up next is a brash protester who found out exactly why she shouldn't mess with the law. I >> refuse for you to take me out. You're damaging my right. STOP THIS. STOP THIS. On the 4th of August 2020, police officers were called at a Trump rally after a woman refused to leave after getting trespassed. Little did they know that she was more stubborn than she appeared to be. >> All right, ma'am. What was your name? >> Yes, you were making. >> I am. I'm asking you. >> Sheila, >> I'd like to talk to you about your name. That's why. >> All right, Sheila. So, I don't want to put hands on you. I don't know if you're going to resist or not, but we do have to escort you out and take you to for trespassing. Okay. I'm just letting you know what what I have to do based on what I've been told to do. Why? Why are you here for? >> Uh because the event staff has a permit. It's a private event. They've asked you to leave. So in there, >> I have a ticket. >> I understand. The ticket doesn't mean you're guaranteed to be in here. So I'm just trying to I know you're protesting. I understand. So we're going to put hands on you and we're going to lift you up gently, right? I don't want to hurt you at all. The last thing I want to do is for anyone to get hurt here today. Okay. >> No. >> I refuse for you to take me out. >> Okay, that's fine. Well, we're going to I'm just letting you know. I don't want your phone broke. You mean to hold your phone? You want to hold your phone? If you're not already, >> I don't want any of your stuff broken or damaged or anything else. Okay. >> You're damaging my ride. >> I understand that. And I'm sorry you feel that you're >> damaging me. I understand. I'm sorry. >> Damaging. >> Yeah. Alex, if you can hear me right now, we are just away from police offic. >> Behind you. Watch out. coming through. >> At this point, she was under arrest. However, she continued to deny all her actions. >> Yes, ma'am. You're under arrest. >> Nothing. I have tickets. >> I'm being arrested. >> Relax, ma'am. Relax, man. >> I'm not arrested. >> Relax. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I came to a ticket. >> I don't see you standing out the street. I got the cuffs on. All right, we're going in. I need to lock them. >> Ow! No! They hurt. They hurt. Stop this. Stop this. We're on the way. >> You guys be ready to receive an arrest up there >> and block the two officers. Get behind them as they walk the rest out. >> So, ma'am, if you can hear me, >> you don't need to touch anybody, but just give some space. They're surrounded. >> I was trespassing >> in a transport vehicle and Cheyenne ASAP County >> and they're arresting. >> We're going out the middle of the street. >> I've never been arrested before in my life. >> So they told you that you were trespassing and breaking. >> Yes. And I have a ticket for this event. >> Ma'am, you had a ticket. >> Yes. >> Let me get back in my car. >> Like most entitled people, it didn't take long for her to complicate an otherwise calm situation. >> Now, are you from an organized group? >> Where's my transport? So, why did you come today? >> Because 987, where's my transport? >> Pardon? >> Because of this. >> Because of what's happening. >> Police car that we have up there and move them now. >> Um, I don't care. We've got guards there. So, go ahead and grab the police cars that car and move them to six. [clears throat] Move them to six and by our our parking garage. Just give them away. >> 104. We're getting in a car. >> Stand by. >> 104. >> My name is Sheila Buck. I'm a citizen of the United States. >> Live here at 420 South >> here. If you put your hips forward, if you put your hips forward and put a pocket back where we need to take it to hand off to somebody. If you slide your hips forward, make a pocket [clears throat] back here for your hands. It'll be bit easier for you. Okay. >> All right. I'm going with them. >> In the end, the woman was charged with trespassing. Next up, a group that began with peaceful slogans, but crossed a line when they began to damage property. >> My name is Ian Dinklaw. I leave. >> Oh, he's got a weapon. He's got a knife. He's got a knife. >> GET OFF OF HIM. GET OFF OF HIM. GET OFF OF HIM. >> OH MY GOD. Are you insane? >> On the 10th of March, 2023, police officers were called to a college campus because there was a disturbance during a peaceful protest. >> It's not legal, but it's $45. Send it $45. I'll pay you $45. >> Plaza of the Americas. >> Mhm. >> $45 check in the mail. >> I'm at Plaza of the Americas at the campus of UF 41953. Yeah, someone is currently stealing my property. >> My name is Ian Dinklaw. I leave >> Oh, he's got a weapon. He's got a knife. He's got a knife. >> I don't want to hurt anybody. >> Back the up. >> Yeah. Hi, I'm at Turlington Plaza and someone's [music] stealing my property and he has a knife. >> Following the disturbing report, officers quickly rushed down to the scene and met the young man being a nuisance. >> You're not doing it. >> GET OFF OF THAT. GET OFF. GET OFF OF THAT. >> You get involved by effect. >> OH MY GOD. WHAT THE is wrong with you? Oh my god. Are you insane? Are you insane? >> Are you behind my back? >> Are you kidding me? These people are allowed to exist here. The student on this campus. >> It's a peaceful protest. >> It's a peaceful protest. We're allowed to exist here defending people who come here and harass people instead of actual students. You insane. Insane crazy mother. >> Oh my god. What is he not being arrested right now? Be proud of him. >> Is this yours? [clears throat] >> Yeah. >> I hope you feel really proud of yourself. >> You started the line. >> I hope you feel really awesome right now. >> Are you all right? >> They arrested me. I don't know what for. I think they arrested me. They didn't read me Miranda though. I have not been mirandized, y'all. >> I haven't asked you any questions either, yet but why do I have handcuffs on? Am I am I under arrest, sir? >> I I know the Lieutenant Benevolent Association. >> Would you like me to contact them? >> No. >> I mean, you can contact whoever you want, man. >> Thank you. >> Where are they being? >> Literally protesting on campus. protesting people that aren't students that don't go here that are to show up on campus. We're not allowed to show up at signs on property that we own. We own this property. THIS IS PUBLIC PROPERTY. Oh my god. >> Don't kill me. >> Do you have any weapons on? >> No. I I think I have like a phone or Y'all can research my pockets. Just get whatever you want. >> I don't care. Y'all are armed. I'm not. >> Am I under arrest? Officer mail. >> Hey, man. Officer Male. >> Yep. >> I don't give you consent to get to hold on to that, but um or anything. I don't give you consent to hold on to anything. >> Am I under arrest, sir? >> I don't know. Am I going over there to assist him? >> No, you are detained at this point. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Yes, sir. Whatever the >> I don't know. You want put your hand up. Am I under arrest? You need to answer me right now. Am I under arrest, >> sir? Am I under arrest? I have a right to know. Am I under arrest? >> You are under arrest. >> Am I under arrest? >> For what? >> For what? Tell me what I'm under arrest for. >> I'm battery on law enforcement. >> Battery on law enforcement, officer. For stopping you from harassing my friend. >> For stopping you from illegally arresting a student on campus. bus and lay him out. >> Is that it? >> For a guy who had just robbed his fellow student, his partner didn't see anything wrong in his actions. To the cops, it was obvious she wasn't just entitled, but hopelessly delusional. By being a woke, she had gotten herself in trouble, too. And she had soon come to realize that she had soiled herself for absolutely nothing. Harass students, >> protect crystal fascists. Come out here. Write a report. Officer, why are my friends in handcuffs when that man isn't? >> Because these love to harass people for no reason. What is being charged for? >> They're charging with battery of an officer. For a blank close officer attacking a student. >> That's what they're charging me with. You both have to be on me. You take it. Do >> you want us to keep going? >> Why do you rest in hush? She didn't do nothing. You know, I didn't do nothing. What the you arresting me for? I don't even know. Do I have the right to remain remain silent? Should I be silent right now? What's the silent? Do I have a rights here? Can Can someone explain to me my rights? Can I have a lawyer? I'd love a lawyer right now. You know what? I'd really love a lawyer. Can I have a lawyer? Lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer. Lawyer. LAWYER. LIAR. [screaming] LIAR. LIAR. A LAWYER. I WANT A LAWYER and they're not giving ME A LAWYER. I DON'T KNOW IF I should be silent cuz I'm a fool and I'm just an average person that you're supposed to that I don't What the silent? What's a silent? Liar. Lawyer. I want a lawyer. Hey folks, guess what I want is a lawyer. Liar. Liar. Liar. Liar. Liar. Lawyer. What am I under arrest for? Do I have [music] any rights? Are y'all going to tase me for speaking? I don't know. Can you talk to me? Am I [music] going to get attacked for talking? Let's play a game. Oh, hey, Mr. Computer. That's probably recording. Hey, Mr. Computer. Oh, hey, sir. Hey, future judge. What the is going on? I haven't been mirandized. I don't know what I'm under arrest [music] for. Some guy just grabbed my arm and afterwards declared he was a federal I don't know. He's a federal, local, state. I don't know. I I I I don't I I've asked for a lawyer. I've screamed it. Actually, I I'd really like a lawyer right now. I don't know what I'm under arrest for. I'm just going to keep talking to you, Mr. Computer. Do they know who I am? What's my name? Why do they have my stuff? I I I I didn't. They can explain to after I was handcuffed that I was arrested. I don't know if they're supposed to explain that I'm under arrest before they handcuffed me, but I think so. I mean, I haven't gone to law school yet. I'm pre-law, so like I gave [music] him speeches. I know some of the judges. Oh, Judge Falsome. Can I talk to Judge Falsam? I'd love to talk to Judge Falsome right now. Falsome. I love Falsome. You know Falsome? I'd love to talk to Falsome. I don't think you all have followed proper procedure in my arrest. I don't know what I'm under arrest for, and I've asked for a lawyer. [music] I haven't been Miranda. I don't know what a Miranda is, but I think I'm supposed to get one. Can I be Miranda? Can you explain what I'm under arrest for? Can I have a lawyer? three requests and I I can >> Okay. So, >> if you're not arresting me, it's it's cool. I'll go. >> I'm not I don't I don't want to hurt anyone. >> You are under arrest. >> Okay. What for? >> Okay. So, let me figure this out and explain everything to you. Okay. >> Okay. Can I be meanded? Can I have a lawyer? >> Okay. So, >> and can I have a call? I'd like my calls that >> So, we don't work for the jail. Can you get >> Sir, are you state, local, or federal? We're >> state. >> Okay. State. Okay. Okay. That's good. That's good. Good. So, I can know I can appeal to federal. >> At this point, consequences were beginning to rear their head. And from the look of [music] things, the young woke protester would probably not be able to deal with it. >> All right. So, >> at this time, you're getting charged with strong armed robbery for taking the sign, trying to snatch the sign out of the person's hands. >> I did. >> Okay. Well, we have it on video that it was sign. Okay. Sorry. The sign over here. And then when the officer identified himself, you apparently didn't believe that he was an officer. So, you resisted him. So, you're getting charged with that. And I believe that's the two charges you're getting. And then your friend is getting charged also. In the end, he was charged with resisting arrest and armed robbery.