All right, can I have your ID, please? >> Mine? >> Yes. >> I don't have an ID on me. And I'm not drinking that. That's my mom's. >> Okay. Go and put your hands behind your back, please. >> Why? Why would you do that, sir? >> It's illegal to have to drink alcohol in public. I'm going to put >> I'm not drinking it. >> You are in possession of >> open container of alcohol in the city of Orlando. The city of Orlando, if we want to get specific and you want to argue about it, it's probably not the best thing to do while you're already doing something that is in violation of the city ordinance >> video. >> Okay, it's not legal to do whatever you want just because it's on TikTok. >> That's okay. >> Okay, I understand you want your likes and you want to become a very rich influencer, but you can't do that. >> homes. >> Cool, so then your bond shouldn't be cost that shouldn't be that big of a deal to pay to get out of jail. >> It's not very >> Okay, well, no, cuz I you know, if you're going to sit here and argue, then you're going to talk yourself into a situation. Now, the second part is you are required to be 25 ft away from us. So, I need you to step back over by that tree. You're more than welcome to record the entire thing, but you're going to stand over there so you guys don't get in trouble and get arrested or either. >> Sir, can you this is her mom. This is my daughter. >> Okay, stand over by the tree, 25 ft away from us per the law. And then, sir, I need you to do the same, please, or or cross if you're going to cross. >> Now, ma'am, do you have an ID inside of this bag? >> No. >> Okay, how old are you? >> I'm 18 years old. >> Okay, do you have an ID inside of this bag? >> I don't believe so. >> Have you ever had an ID issued to you? >> Yes. >> Okay, cool. Rosalie? Okay. Uh that Leave that for me. I appreciate you. I promise I'll throw it away. It's right there. The trash can's right there. I'm I'm going to step >> Okay, you want to [ __ ] >> No, no, no. No, I was not. >> Okay, put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands together. >> I was throwing it away. >> Put your hands together. >> Okay. Pull away from me on that one, dude? >> I was not. I was going to throw it away. I promise. I swear to god I was going to throw it away. >> Sir, do you have ID? >> I do. Right here. >> Okay. Is it in your pocket? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, do me a favor. Have a seat right here, bud. Cross your ankles for me. Hang out just like that. Cool? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> What's your name? >> Javier. >> Javier? >> Yes, sir. >> Where are you from? >> Uh Lake Mary. >> Lake Mary? >> Yes, sir. >> Back up 25 ft. We're going to need a second signal 40, please. My eating call it signal 40, please. Uh we got Where are you from, Leslie? Miami? Okay. What are you doing up here? >> I live here now. >> Who are these people here? >> Those are my friends and my mother. >> Okay. Sit down. How old are you, bud? >> Uh 25. >> Sit down. >> Yes, >> How are you? >> I'm fine. How are you? >> Not bad. Just here working. >> Anyway, I'm not trying to be one of those people. Uh last one is kind of tight. I'm going to fix >> Uh now that I have another officer here, uh ID, you said it's in your pocket? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Anything that's going to stab me, poke me, anything like that? No, sir. Uh any weapons in here, Rosalie? Okay, your bag's going to be transported with you to uh the booking and release center of Orange County. Uh unless you want that stuff to go with your mom. >> Yeah, she can take it. >> Okay. So, I have your ID. There's a wallet and some phones. Do you want to bring a phone so that you can contact her from jail? >> Yeah, I'll take the white No, I'll take the red one. >> This one? >> Yeah. >> Here's how this is working. Rosalie is under arrest right now for a city ordinance violation of an open container of alcohol, that thing that she was holding in her hand. Okay? It is a $250 bond, right? She can post it herself or you can post it for her. She has asked that you take her personal items. I'm going to be taking her ID and her phone with her. In about 4 hours, she should be ready for pick up from the Orange County booking and release center, which is over on John Young Parkway and 33rd. >> Can I ask you a question, sir? Sir? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Uh uh is this necessary? >> It is necessary, yes. Because we're enforcing a city ordinance violation of which she committed, okay? Have a what? >> I already ran >> I already ran her. >> Oh, okay. But she's too young to be going into the room. >> She's 18 years old, she's an adult. So, again, in 4 hours, she has her phone, she can contact you and you can pick her up from the Orange County booking and release center. $250 is going to be her bond. Any questions, comments, concerns? >> Um what is the charge? >> Her charge is open container. It's a violation of city ordinance. >> Okay. >> Okay. Uh this is yours. I'm turning that over to you, and then she'll call you in a few hours. >> Like covers everything like >> Rosalie, go ahead and stand up for me, please. You have anything in your pockets that can poke you or stick you? All right, that female officer is going to conduct a search for you, and then uh she's going to transport you to my vehicle, of which we're going to go to jail. If you have your phone, you can call >> What am I going to jail for? >> This is a violation of a city ordinance for open container. That thing that you had in your hand, it was an alcoholic beverage. >> Even if you're not drinking it, it's still a violation? >> in possession of an open container in the city of Orlando. >> Okay. Is it okay? Do you guys want to talk to the sergeant? No. Okay. Is it okay? >> Done. Okay. Pop the window down for me. >> That's the part that I'm doing. >> Okay. I'm Officer Frederick Stephen. Please audio video recorded. Reason I stopped you is your tags are expired, 2024. Any reason they're so far expired? >> No, sir. I'm going to videotape this for my attorney. >> Great. I am, too. I need your driver's license, registration, and insurance, please. I need your driver's license, registration, and insurance, please. It's a lawful stop. You're required to identify yourself with all three of your documents. Traffic infraction, and now it's a lawful detention. Now you need to give me your driver's license, registration, and your insurance. Are you going to provide me with your driver's license, registration, and insurance? >> I'm traveling. I'm traveling. >> Great. That's awesome. I need your driver's license, registration, and your insurance. >> I'm traveling. I know. >> It is obstruction for you not to provide that information for me. >> I'm not giving you anything. I'm traveling. >> Didn't ask. I need your driver's license, registration, and insurance. You need to identify yourself. Driver's license, registration, and insurance. When my sergeant gets here, if you're not going to comply with that, we're going to break the window and pull you out of the car. We've got a traveler who doesn't want to give me any ID. And she's refusing to identify herself. So she doesn't need to. So she does. She's refusing to do so. >> Are you locked in? >> Nope. Hi, ma'am. How are you? I'm Sergeant Heineman. So failing to ID is going to get you in jail. >> I'm traveling officer. >> Okay, you're going to be traveling to jail if you don't identify yourself. Okay, so driving is a privilege, not a right. And you have to identify yourself. And and you have to identify yourself or you're going to end up in jail for failing to identify. All right, it's a misdemeanor. So, either we can break this pretty little window or you can provide some sort of identification to my partner here. And you can claim to sue. You can try to sue. Or I can break the window, we can pull you out, and drive you to jail. The crime is failing to identify like I just explained. It's a misdemeanor and it's going to end up with you in jail if you don't do that. So, this is your last chance or else we're going to go that route. Have you provided my partner with identification? No. So, failing to identify is that RCW and that's the misdemeanor. Now, I can give you a business card if you want so you can stop. Huh? Okay, so hop out of the car and we'll we'll cross that bridge when you want it. But as of now, you're under arrest for failing to identify. I can't hear if you're thinking I'm listening to whoever's talking on the phone. Okay, so I can't hear him if you're You have. Failing to identify is that crime. You're You're going to be traveling to jail. You're failing to identify. It's a misdemeanor. I provided you ample warnings to get out of the car and to cooperate and you're not doing so. So, if you're listening >> This is the police department. This stops here. Is anyone here that is against their will? Is there anyone with any sort of physical injury? >> No. >> At around 1:00 a.m. on November 15th, 2024, >> [music] >> the Iowa City Fire Department and local police received an automatic fire alarm from a house near the University of Iowa. Multiple officers and firefighters were dispatched to investigate [music] the call. When they arrived, there were no visible signs of fire outside the residence. Out of caution, officers entered the home along with firefighters to check for [music] any potential danger. Several University of Iowa students came out to meet the officers. As officers made their way toward the basement, [music] the situation quickly took an unexpected turn. >> Hey guys, what's the [ __ ] going on here? What's going on? Who's in charge? >> Okay, I'm just one person. I'll take a second here. >> In a room in the basement, officers discovered a large group of young men packed closely [music] together. Many of them were shirtless, and some had their eyes covered. Their bodies were covered in an unknown liquid. The scene was highly unusual and immediately raised concerns [music] for the officers on site. Treating it as a potential hazing situation, officers quickly requested backup and ordered whoever was in charge to come forward. >> All right, who's in charge? Looks like we have quite a bit of hazing. So, I'm going to ask again, who's in charge? >> Um >> Clearly, the young man in front of the officers was not cooperating. >> [music] >> As a result, officers decided to have the students in the room leave first. >> [music] >> But what they didn't expect was >> Okay, well, we need to find someone who's in charge cuz this is ridiculous. Hey, this stops here, guys. This is a police department. This stops here. Who's in charge? >> They're upstairs. >> Even experienced officers couldn't help but take a moment to process what they were seeing. >> How about we stop we start cleaning this up? Everyone take their blindfolds off. >> Officers were unable to get the group to comply or provide clear answers about what was going on. Firefighters and police on scene alike appeared momentarily unsure how to process the situation. As a result, they requested a supervising officer to respond to the scene as quickly as possible. >> Facing this amount of beds, people sleeping everywhere. >> Yep. For sure. >> And they're all just still standing there. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> I thought it was pretty clear. >> Yeah, I thought so, too. Guess not. Hey, you guys are in trouble here for a bit. >> Well, I just don't want to leave you by yourself. >> Yeah. >> I'll go on my way for your paperwork. >> Okay. >> This is definitely more a matter for you guys. >> Sure. You guys >> Shortly after, a deputy sheriff arrived on scene with additional officers to provide support. The deputy firmly instructed those present to identify who was in charge of the situation. [music] However, even then, they continued to refuse to provide any information. >> It's 1:00. >> Yeah, that's fine. I need to talk to people. >> Can I call someone? Can I call someone? >> Yeah. >> I'm not calling someone. I have no contact with someone. >> You're not being very helpful. >> No, no one in here has any way to contact the guy that's in charge of this house. >> This is all going in the report. So, we're only making this situation that much worse. >> I have no contact. >> Okay, we need to find somebody that does. >> No one does. He's a house dad. >> With no other option, officers had to instruct the firefighters to withdraw from the scene. Meanwhile, this man appeared to be deliberately standing [music] at the doorway, blocking officers' view of the interior. >> No, no. You're just blocking the door so we can't see. How does nobody live here, then? Just hanging out? >> Tell me. >> Since officers were unable to determine whether the situation constituted a criminal violation, they had no basis to make an arrest. Instead, they instructed the man to step aside so they could confirm whether anyone inside the house required medical attention. >> Is anyone in here that needs medical attention? Is anyone here that is against their will? Is there anyone here who is not participating in this? I.E. a leader? >> Is there anyone with any sort of physical injury? >> No.