Because you're touching him without his consent and you're pulling away from me. At this point, I'm going to place you in cuffs. >> Yep. Turn that way and put your hands behind you back. >> A four-star hotel vacation turns into a nightmare when love and intoxication collide. >> All right. So, when he says, "Please don't touch me. Please don't kiss me." And you're kissing him and touching him. That is a crime. >> I say something back to her. She slaps me and I grabbed her hand. As chaos erupted, the police were forced to intervene and things got out of control. A seemingly romantic night at a four-star hotel turned into a nightmare when the police had to show up to calm the chaos. >> All right. So, when he says, "Please don't touch me. Please don't kiss me." And you're kissing him and touching him. That is a crime because you're touching him without his consent and you're pulling away from me. At this point, I'm going to place you in cuff. When hotel staff reveal the truth about previous disturbances, things begin to spiral out of control. >> I don't know if you were here. >> I was. >> Okay. They're back still arguing. They spilled out into the hallway fighting. Um, you physically saw them fighting. >> I guess one of them says they have a cracked lip over. So, we we are going to request this. This is now the third time that they go ahead and just be removed, but that's all right. So, too easy. >> If you guys don't mind, I'm sorry. Hate to do that. >> It's all good. >> Were you drinking more of there? You you seem like you're a little bit more intoxicated. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. What's What's going on? >> What happened in there? I thought you guys were arguing again. >> We We weren't though, actually. >> I heard they were yelling at least. So, what happened since we were last here? >> Nothing. Normal. We were fine. >> You sure? >> Oh, 100%. Like, we weren't biting or anything. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> You said nothing at all happened. I just need you to tell me. >> No. >> No, sir. >> No, sir. >> You're not going to tell me. >> He He's >> Do you hear him? He's saying nothing. He cheated on me with this girl. >> I understand. I understand. But >> I'm sorry, >> Paige. Paige, you got to listen to me. You got to listen to >> He cheated on me. >> I understand. I understand that I was wrong. But Paige, >> I'm sorry. I'm trying to walk away. There's there's good ways to handle things and there's very bad ways to handle things. >> And we've been doing this for two months. He is such a good boyfriend. >> He is the best boyfriend I have ever had in my entire life. >> I've never had a better boyfriend. I'm so sorry. >> And he did. He cheated on me. >> So, what happened since we left? cuz I know that when I saw you close the door, >> you wanted to hug him and he didn't want to he didn't want you to touch him. So, I saw that part and then the door closed. So, what happened? >> Can I show you? >> From loving words of praise to the shock of betrayal being exposed. Pent up emotions explode into uncontrollable rage. >> My >> What is that? >> What am I looking at? >> My phrases. So, Paige, we're going to have to figure out a game plan tonight. Okay, >> we're fine. We're fine. >> I don't think so. Because here's the deal. The hotel staff was >> They want us to leave. They want us to leave and we're okay with leaving. >> I understand. Hold up. >> I don't want y'all to think that we're not okay with leaving. We were packing >> and we weren't even fighting. >> So, your boyfriend is packing up everything in the room right now. >> All right. He's good on the fact that you guys have to leave. >> Mhm. >> All right. So, you're trespass from the building and we're going to make sure you leave. >> Okay. >> So, here's here's the deal, though. This has been going on all night. This is the second time we've got called out here. >> This is the third night. >> This is this is the second time we've been called out here to talk to you guys. >> No, you've seen my bruises. >> Don't touch me. >> Sorry. >> He doesn't like to get touched. That's >> He's He's seen my bruises. >> I know. I know. >> You've seen them. I mean, >> all right. But here's here's here's the thing that I was understanding, Paige, is that I was being told, okay, that boyfriend said he didn't want you to touch him and then touch them. >> But it's okay to >> grabbed you and pushed you far. >> But it's okay to smack somebody in the face. >> You got smacked in the face. >> Oh, yeah. >> By who? >> Did it hurt? >> No. >> But why did you get smacked in the face? >> I mean, that's who he is. >> You just told me he's the best guy in the world. Why are you telling me now they beat you? >> I mean, he's he That's not beating in Detroit. You think that's beating? >> Well, >> I love it. >> Oh, so it's a it's a >> Hell yeah. >> Okay. >> It's kind of hot. >> Okay. So, then it's something else. All right. >> In Detroit, it's a little different. You Y'all don't kind of know. Get off your phone. What is homeboy doing? >> He's doing his job. I mean, I've never I've never I've been pulled over by a million cops. >> You're being rude to my partner and we're being >> I apologize. I am so sorry. Am I being >> You That was really rude to talk to my >> I apologize. I am so sorry. >> A seemingly harmless act becomes the boundary between love and crime, forcing the police to take strong action. >> Myself. >> What do you mean you find yourself? Stop. You're This is why I hate the police. This is why. >> Oh, it is. >> It is. >> You hate me. >> No, I don't hate you. You're super sweet. >> Oh, but you just yelled at me. You got an attitude with me, Paige. >> No, I I got an attitude >> because I'm asking you questions. >> The Detroit cops are a little different than y'all. >> Okay. Well, Paige, so here's the thing. I don't like when I'm being here and nice to you and I'm being very very friendly and I'm just concerned about your wellbeing and you snap at me like that >> and you cuss at me. >> I apologize. >> So, we need to be on You did cuss at me, Paige. >> I apologize. >> So, here's what we're not going to do. >> No, you Yeah, you lost your hand shaking privileges. >> No. >> Yeah, you cussed on me. >> You're getting that. >> You're what? >> Do you hear that? My Alamian. We're not I'm not going to jail. >> I just got to walk you downstairs. We just got to escort you down. We're going in the elevator. Okay. >> I'm not going to jail, though. >> No one's going to jail right now. >> Correct. I'm not going to jail. >> You sure you don't have her driver's license? >> She She definitely does need her driver's license right now, bud. >> Hey, ma'am. You said get off of him. You got to get off of him. He's giving me a >> He said get off of him, ma'am. >> Stop. Relax your ass. >> Paige, I'm holding your arms. >> Don't pull. >> Want to dig all through your >> You the same page. >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. >> Keep your hands behind your back. Stop. >> Why are you >> Because you're touching him without his consent and you're pulling away from me. At this point, I'm going to place you in cuffs. You are being detained right now. Okay. Why is he now arrested? >> All right. Because the entire time page he was trying to get away from you, you were touching without his consent. That's called harassment, physical contact. >> The fateful night ended with an irreversible decision and the legal consequences the girl would face afterward. >> No, he >> I want to explain something. I know you're intoxicated, but just because you're married or dating somebody doesn't give you the consent to do things to them when they don't want you to. Okay? They're still human beings. >> All right? So, when he says, "Please don't touch me. Please don't kiss me." and you're kissing him and touching him. That is a crime. >> 100%. You can ask him. >> He was saying no. >> You can ask him right now. >> All right. So, Paige, at this point, >> um, so we're going to take you to jail tonight. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct, second degree, and public intoxication first or first offense. Okay. I've been really cool with you tonight, Paige, but there's >> but there's no other solution. >> There's no other solution for tonight. Okay. >> Cuz if we let you allowed. No, I'm not. If we let you coax >> Yeah. If we're If we let you leave tonight, it's just going to be the same problem again as you and your boyfriend. >> No, there isn't. I'm leaving him. >> I need to go home. I need to go home to my mom. >> Disorderly conduct is a misdemeanor in California, punishable by up to 6 months in county jail and slash or a fine of up to $1,000. Paige was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and trespassing after being barred. Paige was evicted from the hotel, placed on a permanent ban record, and faces criminal charges. Next, a 10th anniversary vacation turns into a nightmare when police raid the hotel in the middle of the night. >> I say something back to her. She slaps me and I grab your hand. >> Being arrested? >> Yep. Turn that way and put your hands behind you back. The man insisted he was only reacting in self-defense, but witnesses told a completely different story. Who is lying? >> Never find her. I sit in I'm sitting in my room. She's like, "I'm not coming back." Blah blah blah blah blah. I'm not coming back. So, end up She's sitting over here. We're talking. >> Do me a favor. Put that bottle down for me, too, as well. Thank you. >> Christ, man. All right. So, she's sitting there and she's like just mouthing off at me. I say something back to her. She slaps me and I grabbed her hand. >> That's it. That's exactly what happened. >> Okay. Nothing else. Didn't go back and forth fighting. >> No, >> nothing. Just that. Grabbed your hair and I And then he said, "Sir, sir, sir." And I was like, "I got it. I got it." I stepped away. >> Upstairs, grabbed your bags and pulled them out. >> What's your first name? >> Scott. >> Scott. Where are you from? >> Virginia. >> Virginia. And you guys live together? You and this other female? >> We used to. Right now, we don't >> Okay. Are you guys like you guys dated? Are you just my roommates? >> We're still like engaged. >> You're engaged. Okay. >> What's going on? Right now, we have an eviction, but we've got to figure out what happened to cause you guys get evicted. >> Right. It seems like there was an altercation, but but we're just here to try to, you know, facilitate eviction and see what we got. >> Mad at her. She She slapped me and I grabbed her hair. >> Where did she slap you at? >> Right over here. >> No, on your body. >> Right here >> with an open hand. She like like open hand slapped you. >> [ __ ] yeah. She like popped you in the face. >> Okay. The woman burst into tears, revealing why she struck first and the fateful slap that landed them both in jail. >> Hello, Nola. >> Yes. >> Would you mind stepping out here and talking to me? Make sure you flip the latch so it doesn't lock you out. >> Is it just you in here? >> Yeah. >> Here we go. All right. Let me tell you what we got and then I want to I'll ask you some questions. Okay. So, we got a call here about an eviction, right? And then as we get here, we speak to the people that are downstairs and they're telling us that um the guy that you're here with was hitting you outside on the um on Simon Street. Can you tell me what happened today? >> So, you guys are evicting him? >> No, I'm just telling you why we got here, but right now I'm doing a battery investigation. >> Okay. Yeah. So obviously, yes, we were we um we got in a tiff and then I ended up walking back by myself and we were downstairs and we were getting into it and I actually smacked him first and then he grabbed me. >> Where did he grab you at? >> Um >> on your face? >> Yeah. >> Okay. When he grabbed you on your face, did did he hit you or anything like that or did he just grab you on the face? >> No, he didn't hit me. >> Okay. Do you um do you guys live together? >> No. No, you don't. Okay. You're engaged to him, correct? All right. And you guys are from Virginia? >> Yeah. >> All right. It's okay. You said your your ID is in here. >> Actually, my my passport is in here. >> Yeah. I just If you have a Virginia ID, that makes it a lot easier. >> Florida law is unforgiving. Even though no one wanted to press charges, the police still made a shocking decision that caused the couple to collapse right in the hotel lobby. >> Right. So, she tells me that they got in an argument and she slapped him in the face and then he grabbed her. She doesn't know where. And then he yelled and told him to stop. >> Yeah. >> Primary grosser. Like I guess >> Yeah. You want me You want to run by Dave? >> Hey, do you think it's mutual or you think it's just primary grosser? >> I don't know. Go ask him. See what he thinks. We actually just got here today. We were in Miami for the last 3 days and we had an amazing time and came down here and >> it's just it's craziness down >> down here which we weren't expecting. Well, I he was a big proponent of coming down here and and I'd never been down here before. It's beautiful, but I was >> This is the week of the craziness, though. That's cuz it's fantasy fest this week. >> Is that what it is? I I have no idea. and he's like, "I didn't expect it to be like this because where we're where we're at, you know, he's very conscious about and the whole night." I'm like, "We're in the middle of a [ __ ] show." Like, "What is going on down here?" >> Eddie, >> what? >> All right, go ahead and stand up. Okay, >> stand up for me. Put your hands behind your back. >> Being arrested. >> Yep. Turn that way and put your hands behind your back for me. >> Yep. For mutual battery. So, in the state of Florida, listen, this is I'm going to we're going to walk out here and um get in the car really quick. I'm going to get your phone for you. Um so, this is what happens. >> My phone's about dead. I don't have anyone to call. I mean, >> well, we'll be able to I can charge it for you whenever we get whenever I get in the car. I have an iPhone is an iPhone. >> Unexpected ending. The charges are dropped, but will love remain intact after a night of tears and handcuffs. >> Horrible. Do you realize that? A5, we have two in custody. >> So in the state of Florida, the way it works is be careful of these steps right here, right? Whenever the mutual battery occurs or when a domestic battery occurs, the state of Florida has put the onus on itself to press the charges because in most senses, you're not going to press charges, right? And it's just the way >> we don't even have any marks. I mean, there's nothing. I mean, >> we're going to go over here to this front car. I I mean literally this is going to ruin as our jobs. Do you do you realize >> so this is a misdemeanor charge, >> right? >> Okay. >> So in the state of Florida there's two types of charges, right? This is the lesser of of the two. Like you know what a felony is? >> Uh well yes. >> Okay. So this is not a felony. This is below that. Can you We're just going to say >> I know, but no. I mean, I'm getting a misdemeanor for battery. >> We're literally slapping him. >> Oh, wow. This is like scoot back for me. >> I'm going to book you in >> all my stuff. >> Well, you can I think I don't think you've been evicted. I'm going to talk to him about that. Make sure. >> I just I don't want him to be evicted either. >> Well, I mean, this is this is the this is a um private establishment, right? It's private property. And unfortunately, we can't tell them what to do with that. I have your cell phone. Okay. So, it's going to come with you. I'm going to charge it like I told you to. >> Keep keep like staying calm like this and and it's you're going to be in and out as quick as you can. Okay. Just sit tight for me. >> I don't want this to happen. >> Both were taken to the police station and charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, not felony. Police explained that this was a lower level charge, but it would still leave a criminal record and could affect their careers. Love can survive storms, but it can't escape the clutches of the law. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you so much.