Why am I going to jail? Don't resist. >> What did I do? >> Don't resist. >> What did I do? All right. >> A distress call turns into a nightmare at the hotel. >> Uh if you do have anything on you um that's contraband and you don't tell me you go to the jail with it, it's automatically a charge. >> Okay. >> First or >> eight times. >> Okay. Eight times >> in my back and four times in my face. >> Okay. So, I grabbed her by the hand, pulled him in the bathroom, and I said, "Christ, you're not going to hit me." >> This woman never expected that she would be the one handcuffed and taken away. An emergency call from a hotel in the middle of the night turns into a tense interrogation. And the person who called the police becomes the focus of the investigation. >> First, >> eight times. >> Okay. Eight times >> in my back and four times in my face. >> Okay. So, I grabbed him by the hand, pulled him in the bathroom, and I said, "Chris, head, you're not going to hit me. Why am I going to jail? >> Don't resist. >> What did I do? >> Don't resist. >> What did I do?" >> Amid alcohol and family conflicts, the older sister kept saying she was beaten up, but the evidence did not match her testimony. So, what is the truth? >> Yeah. What What went on? Like, you guys obviously been drinking. I can smell it on you. >> Obviously, I told them on the phone. We both been. >> Yeah. No, that's fine. So, what went on? Yeah. >> Yeah. It's not illegal. >> What went on inside the room? Listen, man. I'm adult. I'm not having a drink. >> I don't blame you. >> Yeah. >> So, what went on in the room? >> We went to the beach. We had cocktails. >> So, what happened in the room? >> So, we went to the beach. We had some co a couple of cocktails and we said, "Let's pace ourselves." We had two shots. We went to meet my other sister cuz we said, "Well, we don't want to drink and drive." So, we just ended up having dinner somewhere. and we came back here and we're like, "Yeah, let's have drinks to go to the pool. Let's get wasted. Locked out keys and have a blast." Well, needless to say, that didn't go well in the night. It turned into a fight >> about what? >> Um, all the family arguments, long, you know, cuz I'm moving back to New York. I came back. I came here two years ago uh to make amends. Blah blah blah. You guys don't really care. How did it get physical? >> Well, it turned into a family argument. >> So, she punched me in the back like eight times. She punched me in the face like four times. And I was like, you know what? Basically, in a nutshell, I grabbed it by the hair. I grabbed it to the floor. And I was like, you know what? You don't get to hit me. I am not doing this. I And I will tell you the truth. I grabbed it by the hair. I pulled her into the bathroom and I said, "Here's the deal. You're going to bed." You're going to hit me. I said, "I didn't hit you. I grabbed you by the hair and said, "You're not going to hit me." >> Mhm. Okay. So, she punched you four or five times first or >> eight times. >> Okay. Eight times >> in my back and four times in my face. >> Okay. >> So, I grabbed her by the hand in the bathroom and I said, "Listen, you're not going to hit me. You're going to bed." So I I from the bathroom after I grabbed by the hair in the bathroom, I bragged about the hair to the bed only because I was trying. Now the herder, right, >> would say, "Listen, you hurt me. You guys beat me up all my life. You're going to bed." And I didn't go by the hair. I just said I just said like, "Nope." But when the police asked for proof of injuries, she suddenly became angry, resisted, and even mentioned that her father was a New York police officer to put pressure on her. >> Can I see your back if you don't mind? >> Yeah. >> Can you see the cuts on my arm? >> Yeah, I see that. I just want to see your back if you don't mind. >> You're not giving me jail. >> No, she push me in the back. >> If it's eight times in defense, >> Yeah. I would want to see the self-defense. You're going to bet, >> right? I just want to see if there's marks. Well, I don't think there's marks, but my elbow and she pushed me against the walls, punched me in the head, and I >> So, there's two. >> I didn't grab a heart. I just said, "You going to bed." >> That's just asking defending myself. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You're going to bed. Let's just wake up in the morning. I got to put my kitty in a shelter tomorrow. My kitty that I've had for >> So, here's where we're at. There's two other stores. Oh, she told you that I beat her up. I didn't even talk to her. >> Okay. >> Can you show me your back if she punched you eight times? >> Yeah. Well, I mean, >> where can you point where >> Okay. >> All right. So, how how were you like laying on the bed or something? Arrest me. >> Oh, where are you going? >> Got a warrant. >> If you want to take me to jail, go ahead. I love my sister. We have to get every if we're investigating a crime here, we have to >> I feel like you're an arrest, but I love my sister because >> because I I mean like I feel like at this point you're like, "Oh, show me your injuries. We're going to put your handcuffs." Like I called you because I don't want her to walk on the highway, get hit by a car. She said, >> "Listen, we only asked that because you said you got punched in the back." >> I I get it. >> I don't want to get hit by a car. >> Okay. We just want to see your injuries. these stupid TV shows like oh her standing against you or put your hands behind your back. >> No, it's not. >> What position were you in where she hit you in the >> I was laying in bed. >> So you were laying down she'd come on top of you. >> There's two beds. I'll show you. >> No, but I said to her, don't go to sleep. >> Okay. >> Things escalated quickly. The police were forced to take control. And the biggest shock was the woman screaming, "I called you to help my sister. Why are you arresting me? My dad's a New York City police officer. >> Okay. I'm a Sarasota city police officer. >> Okay. So, I don't because you guys are treating me like, you know, >> No, you got mad when we asked you questions. >> No, you got I got mad uh with I don't mean disrespect officer, but you treat me like that. Why? >> Ma'am, she's going to be the lead officer for this. >> I need you to promise me you're not going to arrest me. >> Okay, ma'am. We're not even We're done. We're getting ready to leave. She's going to be the one taking the call. this lit officer. >> I don't trust you guys. >> That's messed up. So, I need >> So, she just needs to get she needs to see the room. >> I already got permission from your sister and it's her room. So, I am coming in. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we are. >> 100%. I am coming in this room. >> If you obstruct us, you will go to jail. >> You can step aside. Stand right there. >> And you're going to sit back here with me. >> Okay. >> This way. >> I will. I will. >> Okay. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. I knew it. I knew it. I knew it. >> Don't resist. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Don't resist. >> What did I do? >> Don't resist. >> What did I do? >> Put the cuffs on and set them. Don't move so they get them all right so you don't tighten up on you. >> Okay. It's going to be domestic violence. State of Florida. >> I didn't do anything. >> Would you just stop? Listen. State of Florida doesn't like you don't get a say. So, we don't say, "Hey, yep. This person's going to go this way. This person's going to go that way." It's not like that in Florida. Can >> you see a sweatshirt? >> Oh my gosh. You keep interrupting. >> I'm listening, sir. I'm sorry. >> I'm listening. >> So, state of Florida says, "Whoever we believe started the issue is the one that takes the ride." >> But she started it >> based on injuries and the totality of the circumstances. >> The evidence does not say that. So, >> but Florida law allows no compromise. The alleged perpetrator goes to jail overnight and the next morning she faces court. You'll see first appearance in the morning. >> Cement his violence. I didn't >> God. Ma'am, >> my sister. >> Get in the car. Just get in the car. >> I am, ma'am. I was just trying to help her. She's my sister. >> She's my sister. I love her. >> I called to help her. >> Step in the vehicle, please. >> 10 points. >> Ma'am, I called to help her. >> No, her. >> Ma'am, I called to help her. You understand? I'm not trying to disrespect you. >> He's here. >> Sorry. You understand? I called the helper. >> What's that? >> I called to help. >> I believe you. >> You do, right? >> Yeah. That part 100% believe. >> Oh, I do. >> I think you and now I >> Well, it's not because you called to help her. >> Like I would bite on my leg and my sister. >> She's pretty loved up, too. >> Yeah. Oh, really? >> Only in self-defense. Those are yours. >> In Florida, common assault is classified as a firstderee misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of one year in jail or 12 months of probation and a maximum fine of $1,000. The woman has been formally charged with battery, Florida procedure. She will have a first appearance the following morning. She will likely be placed under a 72-hour restraining order against her sister. Prosecutors can proceed or drop the charges depending on the victim's testimony. Next, a mysterious $1,7000 transaction suddenly rocks the hotel, but who's behind it? >> All right. >> Uh, if you do have anything on you um that's contraband and you don't tell me you go to the jail with it, it's automatically a charge. Okay. the police get involved trying to connect with the real card holder and that decision could turn the whole case around. >> Um, we're hoping this guest is in the room. They were earlier. Um, we've locked them out so they can't get back into the room, but they were supposed to check out on the onst. >> Do we have a video of her coming up here and filling this out? You >> want me to go pull it? >> Um, let me just check. What was the time? >> That's what I was about to look up before. Do we have that other sheet where it says like uh this has been reported as a fraud or >> No, because that's from the bank. The guest, the person who owns the credit card actually called us that. So, we have their contact number if you wanted that and he just reported it today. So, this phone number is Angel's phone number. He's a decently heavy Hispan like Spanish accent. Return yet. >> Yeah. So he called their his bank and when he reported they said call the hotel and tell them maybe the cops can do something about it. So >> yeah, >> I know it's hard you guys. >> I can't do anything about her with preliminary yet. But I can if I can get the card holder here to say I didn't authorize this and I want to press charges for fraudulent use. >> Yeah. >> Then I can arrest her for that. >> Right at the hotel, a woman is stopped and the roundabout answers begin to reveal contradictions. >> Um she has like blonde pink hair. Heavy set >> like >> and heavy set. >> All right. James, bring it back. >> You drop the phone. Just drop it. >> Back. Go back. >> He's not around now. Does he got a key to the room? >> All right, let's go this way. We'll do the room this way. >> Let me ask you some questions. Before I do, I'm going to read you your Miranda rights. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Your name. What's your first name? >> Do you have an ID on you somewhere here in the room? >> It's in my car. >> It's in the car. >> Spell your Where's the remote for this? >> Here. I'll find it. I'll find it. >> Spell your first name for me. >> K. A Y. >> Okay. So, you came in yesterday to obtain a room, correct? >> Correct. >> All right. How did you try to pay? >> Um, a friend of mine did it. >> What do you mean a friend of yours? >> Um, a friend of mine at home. >> My understanding is you were here by yourself. >> Correct. I did call him. >> Okay. >> A friend of mine. >> And how did you try to pay initially? >> As police searched, the truth emerged and the discoveries were shocking. >> And that's what I need you to do is to be honest with me. So, how did you get the information to get the one? I >> told you so bad. >> That's what you're going to stick with? >> Yeah. I didn't know that. I wouldn't even if I knew it was like that. >> You guys got a trespass warning. That's right. Hold on. >> Yeah. Just get one started on that. >> Y >> when you talked to Deon text message like how did you guys communicate that you were going to get out for one second? going to know that I didn't write this out if you've done this. >> Okay. So, did was there originally like a text message that would have started this that you can show us that could essentially cooperate what you're saying? >> You were talking on the phone and they found out. >> So, you were talking on the phone. So, there would be a call dog >> from yesterday. >> Yeah, but I don't have my phone. That's not >> a phone that I have that I use. >> Where's your phone that you use? You had it yesterday to communicate with them. Where is it at? It's not over my mom's house. That's okay. >> Where's your mom's house? >> What I'm saying is we I want to give you an opportunity if you're I don't we don't think you're being truthful at all. Okay. I worked here 12 years and I know you're not being truthful with me. Okay. And like Detective Deets said, if you're just going to come up with lies, that's not going to end well for you today. Okay. So where is your mom's house? So we can maybe get the phone to cooperate what you're saying. Is that we can't get the phone because it's not true? That's not true. Like right now are you is your mind just spinning with trying to come up with like a a reasoning or an excuse for this? >> And finally the moment she feared the most came when all the evidence was beyond dispute. Your >> your ID sitting right there. So, is this bag yours or not? >> What's What am I going to find in the bag? Cuz we're arresting you. So, now I have the right to go through this bag because it's your bag. >> What am I going to find in the bag? >> Well, I'll search you while he's doing that. So, just go ahead and stand up and face um this closet. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me or stick me or anything? Just check that puppy's perfect for me. >> Perfect. Anything um like in your bra, anything in your underwear. [Music] >> Uh if you do have anything on you um that's contraband and you don't tell me you go to the jail with it, it's automatically a charge. Okay? So, if there's something I can get off of you that I don't that I miss Okay, that's fine. I'm just saying if there's something else you're going to hide at the jail, it's just a worseer charge than us. Just >> Kayla, now I know why you didn't want to claim the back names. >> Credit card numbers. Nope, that's yours. >> Okay. Is there anything up here in your browser? >> All these credit cards in here. Every There's one that's not yours. Okay. >> Well, no. This is most of this is going to be evidence. >> So, just to go on the property that's going to go to the jail. >> What's in that bag? >> This is her clothes. Just >> a lot of clothes and shoes. Guess we'll put that in safekeeping, I guess. >> Yeah, cuz the jail ain't going to take that. >> No. >> Okay. >> All right, Kayla, let's go. >> Kayla was arrested on the spot and charged with possession of another person's identification documents, unauthorized use of personal identification information, accommodation fraud. The court sentenced Kayla to 120 days in jail and 36 months of probate. It turns out the secret notebook didn't save its owner. It just gave the police more evidence. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.