One of your officer's decided to stick his dick in me and now we're making a report. And then when I turned around, he turned me around and and it took him like three four pumps and he was done. >> You're making allegations to someone that didn't do something. That's a very big allegation. >> She wasn't lying, but she just doesn't want to deal with this no more. >> On March 28th, 2024, a woman reported to government officials that a sheriff's deputy physically assaulted her after she pulled over to check directions while driving to a cleaning job. She agreed to a forensic exam and officers began investigating her claim. I'm Jack and this is Unpopular. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> How you doing today? >> Been better. How you doing? >> I'm good. So, it's you? >> I'm the one that got pulled over. This is just my home. >> You got pulled over? >> I got pulled over in Sarasota County and one of your sheriff officers decided to stick his dick in me and now we're making a report. >> Okay. And then it happened to you, right? You have a driver's license on you? >> Will you tell her to give me my driver's license, mama? >> And that's your car? >> Yeah, this is the one you pulled me over in. Yeah, that's the plate and everything. >> Okay. So, since you are claiming that you were Would you be willing to go to the hospital to complete a um >> Yeah. I want to do a Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. And do you still have like >> I have my clothes. >> She said she does. >> I did take a bath, but and I didn't really but I do have all my clothes. This is my neighbor. She had me take all my clothes off, so. >> Tried to tell her not to take a bath, but it was just >> I didn't even think about it, bro. When you're that disgusted >> And then that's all the clothes for. That's what you got them on for. >> I took off before I went and actually took a real shower. >> I'm trying to think cuz I know usually they try to not have you bathe even though you probably feel disgusted. >> Yeah, I know, which I totally understand, but at least want a report. That way if he ever does this to someone else and they make a report, at least I can know it's >> She told me she didn't use soap. >> No, I didn't use soap. No, I just sat been stopped and cried for a minute. It was like a 15-minute thing. I was >> And when did this happen? When did this occur? >> About 4:45. And can you jot down that as far as I know, the officer's name is Lawrence. He was white and had dark dark like brown black hair. >> All right. So, explain to me everything that happened from beginning to end. >> So, I was going to a job in Sarasota. I'm a maid. I do cleaning. So, I had a new customer. Drove out cuz she has the key. I got a little lost. I went around roundabout thing. >> Okay. >> Roundabout and I came back. And when I came up, I pulled into the first street that would have been on my right. And I pulled in and there was a church. When I took that right, there was a church right there. I pulled into that. When I pulled into that, there was no cop behind me. I didn't even see him. I started trying to check the address on my GPS. All of a sudden, he was knocking on my window. >> Okay. >> I rolled down the window. Yeah, what did I do wrong? I'm so sorry. I don't really deal with Sarasota. And he was like, "That's fine. I totally understand." He asked me for my ID, did all that. I got out. I stood behind the car. He was like, "Okay, everything is fine." I went to go walk back and sit down in my car to leave. And he said something to me like, "Hey, hold on a minute. I need this." And when I turned around, he turned me around and uh I don't know how else to do it, but he bent me over and me from behind. It took him like three four pumps and he was done. He told me to leave. >> Was it on a back block? Do you know if there's any cameras anywhere? Did you know anything like that? >> I don't know that area. So, that's my problem. And it was literally right off the street. Yeah, there's houses. Yeah, if you go down that street, there's definitely there's houses on both sides. >> Do you know the address that he possibly pulled you over? >> I can give you her address, my client's address. >> It happened right there in front of her house? >> Yeah, I was on her street. >> The deputy that pulled you over, did he have a star badge? What color uniform was he wearing? >> He looked like it was black and green, dude. Like I pulled over for him. I've known y'all my whole life, Kayla. >> Is it like a forest green like like this? >> It that has a That's the color you were describing. It was dark, bro, but it looked black. Honestly, it didn't look like green. It looked black. >> The PD has blue uniform, just like Tampa PD. I don't know if you've ever been in Tampa. >> So, it was It was dark. >> Dark green? >> Dude, I really I don't want to say. I don't want to give you an exact >> That's That's the color she was describing. It was dark, so it was basically the color of your uniform. >> Okay. >> And he pulled up like he was behind me with a like something like this. Like I didn't see Yeah, and then like the lights on top and the on the front of your car like it looked Dude, it looked like a cop, bro. >> I've heard of women having a problem with him out on Siesta. >> You were just driving and you was lost. He pulled you over. You were driving and you >> over. He did not pull me over. I pulled over onto a side street into the church, and then all of a sudden I looked back while I was trying to fix my GPS, and he was up at my window. He didn't pull me over though. He didn't have lights that made me stop. I pulled over to figure out GPS, and all of a sudden he was behind me. >> Like I said, are you able to contact your client? >> Yeah, oh, I'm absolutely going to. I mean, not at this hour, but yeah, for sure. I'm going to let her know. >> so, we can send a link to you so if she can try to figure out everything, even just say an incident happened in front of her residence, if she can possibly see if she has a camera, record it, send it to you, >> Uh-huh. >> then the sheriff's office can send you a link where you upload it. >> Yeah, yeah, I've done it. Like yeah, yeah, I've done it. Okay. >> So, if you if you could do that, cuz if I'm not mistaken, the Sarasota the sergeant is on his way. >> So, I can wait for him to be here, too? >> Mhm. Okay, cool. >> Yeah, so I'm just trying to get everything as much information as I can before him. >> Hello. Hi. >> For whoever did this, did they say who they work for? What was it? >> No, even if he said it when he walked up to the window, I don't recall, to be honest. So, I don't want to say. >> Did he tell you to get out of the car or did you just step out on your own? >> No, he told me to step out of the car. >> So, you don't think like any detail on the fingerprints? There's ridges right here in this one. >> Yeah, I guess there's just some ridges. >> Did he lean on the side of the vehicle? Over here at all? >> No, when he walked up, cuz I'm used to like, I know how you guys, you know. No, I really don't think so. >> Because there's >> Um, I see that. Uh >> But then again, that could be old cuz >> It could be someone I know or something. Yeah. Yeah, cuz like he never touched I don't remember him touching nothing, dude, cuz that's what caught me off guard was he didn't touch nothing. >> Okay. >> Detective for heading your way. Okay? >> Okay, thank you. Is she able to take it? >> For her to leave, does she have to leave it here? >> leave it? >> Okay. In case we have to come back and >> Okay. >> take some >> So, I'll find a ride to the hospital. Sorry, thank you guys. Okay. >> You're welcome. You have a good night. >> No, I'll be there in like 30 minutes. >> Officers made several attempts to meet with the woman to continue the investigation, but she did not show. More than 3 months passed before officers finally made contact with her. >> She won't wake up. She doesn't want to do anything. >> Well, she needs to talk to the detective who she originally reported this to, so he can close the case out. >> I can relay that to her. >> Can you try calling her? >> She's asleep right now. >> Is she over there? >> She just fell asleep. She's sick. >> I'm saying, is she over at the house? >> No, she's at her mom's house. She's not home. No. >> Okay. You said she's at her mom's house? >> Yeah, and I don't know where her mom's at. Her mom's sick right now. I don't know where she is. >> So, how do you know she's sleeping then if she's at her mom's? >> She texted me saying she was going to sleep. >> Does she work or something? >> Yeah, she works overnights at a gas station. >> Cuz like I said, it's I guess she was worried about why officers were over before, but we're not just going to not keep coming around. We have to talk to her. So, if she decide which is well in her right, if she just doesn't want anything to do with it, then she No, not call because we can't verify who we're talking to on the phone, unfortunately. >> She just needs to go see him. >> he organized like three or four different times to meet up with her and she just doesn't show. If she doesn't want to do anything, then she has to tell him that in person so we can verify who we're talking to because she's she's a victim, right? We need to verify who we're talking to. Even if she says, "Hey, I don't want to pursue anything or anything like that," then by all means, that's that's well in her right, but we can't just leave a case open forever. So, if she doesn't want to do anything, just talk to him in person, tell him, "Hey, I don't want to do anything," and then that way he can close the case out. What's a good phone number for her? >> She got her phone's off right now. She doesn't have a phone. It just got shut off until she gets paid. >> Well, you just told me you text her. >> She's got Wi-Fi, but I don't know if that's going to be her permanent number right now. >> You don't have anything on you with your ID or anything like that? Well, part of it would be if Are you roommates or friends or anything like that? >> We are roommates, but she won't tell me like I said she doesn't want to talk to anybody. >> Like I said, it would be beneficial, especially if you're the roommate, cuz we're going to keep trying to go there and talk to her cuz it's not just going to be one of those things where we just let it go because they are serious allegations, but if she doesn't want to be a victim of a crime, which you have a right to, now since it's already a case with a detective, she just has to let that detective know like I don't want anything to be done with it. >> in April and there was not and nobody she had know there was no phone calls, there was nothing and now all of a sudden >> Well, cuz they're investigating. >> Yeah, but they should have been keeping in contact, not just show up out of the blue because we me and her are very paranoid now because of everything that's happened to us. We've been through a lot of trauma. We both have PTSD and I get triggered on that cuz I've been I've had a rough life. Let's just put it that way. I'm not going to go into detail. >> No, you don't have to. >> I had a rough life. And now all I want to do I'm 32 years old and all I want to do is just try to live my life and it's like every time I try to do something something gets in my way. >> You're not doing nothing wrong. I'm just I'm very annoyed with the whole scenario, the whole situation. >> I hear you. >> But when I talk to her I'll let her know, okay? >> Okay. Like I said, well don't leave yet. I just got to verify that you are who you say you are. Okay, sorry I switched to West. This is going to be the roommate, but I think she's going to be sleeping at that apartment. She keeps trying to say that she's at the mom's house, but trying to call her out on these lies and she's kind of giving me the run around, so she might be at the apartment. If you can come to me cuz I'm going to have to take her phone and she's not going to be happy about that. Then once we leave here literally that apartment is right around the corner. We can hit the house and see if she's there cuz her car is there. >> What What is going on? Like I Like y'all are calling up on me like I did something. >> We need to talk to you a little bit. >> I don't even know what you're talking about. >> I know you're not Kayla. >> What do I I don't know what you're talking about. I just go to work and come home. >> Okay. >> Can you go get an eye on the house? Her car is there. >> It's right on the corner and here she's been texting cuz first she said that oh she's sleeping on like sleeping where? Well, she's at her mom's. Well, how do you know she's sleeping if she's at her mom's? Well, cuz she texted me and said that. Then she said her phone was off. >> All right, Nicole. So part of this investigation is is we have probable cause to take your phone. >> I need my phone for work. >> It's whatever the detective is saying. I guess you said at some point that you had photos on your phone. >> I don't have photos on my phone. >> Well, if they said that they were deleted. >> No, that was the neighbor that had the photos, not me. >> It's not my case. I'm just telling you what he's saying, so I'm just letting you know that you have to hand over the phone otherwise you can go to jail. >> When do I When do I get my phone back? >> Whenever they're done with the investigation. I can't really give you a an answer. >> Okay. >> Do you have a like a lock on here or something? >> 10. >> The sooner she can tell them that she wants this thing squashed. Like I said, she's got to tell them this in person because we're we're going to continue our investigation with or without her. If unfortunately this is affecting your household, if you live over there and whatever else is going on, then if you're any kind of friend to her, it'd be beneficial to >> I'll let her know when I >> to let her know. >> Oh wait. I won't be able to get a hold of her now. You guys are taking my phone. >> You just rattled off her number by memory. >> I did. >> Talk to her. >> But I don't have another phone is what I'm saying. That's my only phone. >> I'm sure you can find a phone. Is she actually at her mom's house? >> Yes. I'm not kidding. Her mom picked her up this morning. >> What time did she pick her up at? >> About 8:00 this morning she left. She's supposed to be coming home tomorrow because she's got to work. But I will have her call the detective and try to get in tell him that she wants all this washed to get all this off her hands. >> Are you willing to allow us to go in and make sure she's not in there right now? >> No, cuz I have her her son still here. >> If you allow her son to come out and you come out >> I'm not, no. >> Cuz if not we're going over there with the dog right now. You can decide how you want this interaction to go right now. >> Well, if you guys want to go to the house, go to the house. I just need I just want out of this, please. >> You hear me out. If her son Listen, if you're worried about us going over there because her son is over there, right? >> Yeah, he's >> Okay, listen to me. If we're coming over there with the dog, it's going to be a lot more of a scene with the dog if she's over there and you just don't want to tell us that she's over there. Or this can go very smoothly. You can get him out of the house if she's in there and then we'll talk her out. This can either be a very bigger ordeal or it can go a lot more smooth and it doesn't have to be dramatic for the kid. Is she there? >> She's asleep there. She just doesn't want nobody knowing where she's at cuz she thinks you guys are coming to arrest her. >> Okay, I understand that and I appreciate your cooperation, okay? >> petrified that you guys are going to take her. >> Sergeant know? I sent him over there already. She's saying that she's there sleeping. >> She's asleep, but I'm just trying to like she >> Actually, can you head that way so you can get the front of the house? >> Like she's she doesn't want to get arrested. She felt like that's what you're about to do to her if you go there. >> Well, we need to talk to her. You know what I mean? You you come from trauma, right? It would also be very traumatic if you're making allegations to someone that didn't do something. That's a very big allegation. >> She wasn't lying, but she just doesn't want to deal with this no more because >> Well, I get it, but we still have to do an investigation. So no different than her claiming that she's a victim if this officer is saying that hey, he didn't do this thing then we have have be impartial, right? And we have to investigate her side and we have to investigate his side as well. But, we can't just investigate one, and it's okay for him to feel like he's being violated, and she just decides that oh, well, I don't want any parts of this. >> Yeah, but >> That's not fair. >> But, then again, now I'm probably going to end up getting kicked out because you guys are going over there. And that's one thing she doesn't want to deal with. Could we easily just let her go until Monday so that way she could all have her >> No, because she's been avoiding all these times to she has. She stood him up three times on a a confirming the interview time that she was going to come and talk to him. >> Yeah, and she didn't show. >> Yeah, and she started >> days. >> Monday, the last time she did, she actually started a job that day. The guy at her job hired her on that day. >> Okay, well, you can return a phone call. >> She didn't get off until 9:00 that night. >> excuses for her at the end of the day. If she wanted to make this meeting happen, she would have made this meeting happen. She would have communicated to the detective that, hey, at the end of the day, I have this work job, but, hey, whenever you when I go to work, or before work, or after work, you could have arranged something. I appreciate you being cooperative. Next time, just be honest. >> Yeah, I got >> Because is the kid truly over there? >> Yes, my son is really over >> Okay. >> I need to get I need to get cigarettes. I wasn't even trying to do this today. I didn't want anything to do with this. I'm just trying to get cigarettes. I'm not I can't even get those. >> Is the door locked? >> Yes. You can let me go over there and grab what I need, my cigarettes. I can walk back over there, and then I >> mean, we're going over there now. We're trying to beat this rain here, so we can always go if you don't mind, you can come here first. >> I can't because I'm not I'm not It's going to start raining. I need Let me get these, and then I can meet you >> We're going to have to wait on that, unfortunately. It just is what it is. >> I will walk back in the rain. If you guys knock on the door, >> We're going to knock on the door, but I'm trying to make this less traumatic for the child. If you won't go over there and try and help us, then we're going to do it our way, regardless, but >> And I'm like I said, it's raining. I have no cigarettes, and that's what I was over here for. You stopped me. >> Well, I can probably organize a ride at least from the house to there when we're finished. >> No, I like I need a cigarette now, man. >> Sheriff's office. >> Yeah, she just opened up the blinds a little bit up front here. She hasn't come out yet though. >> We know you're inside, so we have the dog. It'd be a lot easier if you just came out and spoke with us. Come to the door. We know you're inside. You literally opened up the blinds. You're making this a lot more difficult. We're all around your house. We have the canine. We know your son's inside. This doesn't need to be a big ordeal. Just come out and speak with us cuz we're not leaving. >> Do you mind if uh we use the key? >> Is she being cooperative with you guys? >> No. We've been knocking on the door. She's peeked out the window and >> Are you willing to give us the Which one is it? This one? >> Yeah. >> Hey, let her know we have the key so she can just come out or we're coming in. >> Hayley, we have the key. You need to answer the door now or we'll open it and come in in. Last chance. You need to open the door now. >> Oh, wait. THROW THEM. >> STOP. >> CLOSE THE DOOR. >> WHAT THE >> YOU HAVE A WARRANT. That's why we're here. >> So, can I know what it's for? >> Your son's in there, right? >> Yeah, my son and my boyfriend are both in. >> Oh, your boyfriend's inside too? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your cell phone with you? >> No, it's in the house. I literally don't have another hand. I have nothing on my phone right now. >> What does your cell phone look like? >> I just handed it to my boyfriend cuz he's calling me to >> You handed it to your boyfriend? >> Yeah, he was calling me to get the >> Hey partner, can we talk to you real quick? Kayla needs her cell phone to go to the jail. >> Did he give his mom his phone to give to the cops? >> I don't really know if that's the best idea. She's already in the back of the the patrol car in handcuffs. >> Can I get his mom? Can I get her out and say goodbye to her? >> He's literally in the back of the patrol car. Why would you want to see that? >> He's almost grown, but yeah. But he wanted to say goodnight to his mom. >> She didn't say goodnight before she came out? >> Nobody knows we're home and so on. >> Okay, well she knew it was going on. Unfortunately, we don't do that and that's probably not the best look either way, okay? Is this your cell phone? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The woman was arrested and charged with accusing a law enforcement officer or government agent of sexual battery.