So I have >> Get off the phone. >> Get off. What's your name? >> So we're in the club or whatever. I guess I passed her. She seen me. I was walking up the stairs. You can pull the video footage. You can pull it. I was walking up the stairs. Call my mama. Call Alysa. Bro. >> Today's video takes us to January 6th, 2024 [music] in Orlando's downtown bar district where a fight over an ex turned a regular night out into [music] total chaos. Two drunk women went full-on hairpulling and [music] fist swinging, leaving one with a bleeding face. The nastiest part, it all blew up over a shared ex. The bouncer tried to calm things down, but scratches, bruises, [music] and missing footage made him look useless. By the time officers showed up, their dumb moves only made the mess bigger. >> I went to >> They dumped her. Okay. >> Do you know which person did it to you? >> Yeah, I can tell. I can put them out. >> Are they myself? >> Are they Are they out here right now? >> Are they outside now or not? >> I don't see them. But if I see them, I swear to God. >> But which one is the one that the long hair? They both jump. >> The one with the hair down. They both jump. Kayla, stop. >> The one with the long hair. >> Swear to God. >> Okay. I've seen them. I've seen them. And I know the girl with the long hair because I had an ex-boyfriend and we broke up and I don't give a [ __ ] Look, I see her and I look and I went after her like not running but I was going to throw her and I went to like like this and then that's when she turned. She hit me and then her best friend like pushed me and then that's when they jumped me and then I just like you didn't hit her at all. You just >> No, I didn't. Hey, >> it's not going to help the situation. Okay, we're trying to figure out what happened. Okay. Do you want to press ID? >> We're already on you. What do you got to do? >> Okay. Can you give it to this officer? I'll take care of their ID. Okay. >> She She's saying the one with the long hair, girl. >> All right. >> So, we're just >> Yeah, I'll take it because it's >> Let's just wait for um the bouncer cuz they're trying to confirm with the bouncer cuz he's the one who observed it. >> So, he would be an independent witness. Okay. >> So, they're just trying to confirm that cuz he's the one who said that she attacked other girls. >> She she attacked her. >> Yeah, that's what that's what that's what the bouncer is saying. So, >> okay. >> Um that the girl with the jean jacket. I guess the jean jacket attacked the tip of the >> As of right now, she's got >> Did she give ID? >> Who? >> I think it's Listen, >> get off the phone. >> Get off the phone. >> What's your name? >> Cameron. >> Okay. Do you mind walking over here and talking to me? What? What happened? >> All right, so me and her got some beef or whatever because she was Okay, so I have an ex-boyfriend, right? Okay. >> It was hard to decide what was more painful, the actual battery or the explanation the officers were receiving. It was a classic case of a fight over a guy who probably wasn't even worth the price of the nail repairs. One girl claimed she was just minding her business when her hair got yanked. Yet the bouncer told a completely different story. It was wild how two people looked at the same scrap and saw two different movies. >> She was with him for 2 years. We were no contact for 2 years. And >> the boyfriend and you were no contact or her. >> Me and him. >> Okay. >> So, um, hold on. I'm sorry. >> No, no, no. You're going to talk to me. This is an investigation. Okay. You're going to talk to me and nobody else. >> Okay. So, me and her have beef or whatever. We never seen each other, never spoke. Don't >> just know that you have a mutual ex. >> Yeah. Okay, >> that's that's literally it. >> Okay. >> And then um so she had texted me or whatever. She thought I was trying to get back with him. I wasn't. So she was like, "Oh, when I see you, I'mma slap you." So we're in the club or whatever. I guess I passed her. She seen me. I was walking up the stairs. You can pull the video footage. You can pull it. I was walking up the stairs. She pulled my hair from behind. I turn around and see who it was. And then she swamp. >> Oh my god. >> She swamp. So of course, I'm going to defend myself and hit back. And then nobody was breaking it up. Her best friend hit my best friend. And then she tried stopping it all. My nails are [ __ ] up. As you can see, she's bleeding. Like >> this was unfucking called for. She did not have to do that ass. >> I got you. Let me see your hands real quick. All right. So that's the one that got messed up. And that one. >> That's all. >> Okay. I appreciate it. And you've never met her before? Like anything? It was just all via online >> online. I've never seen the never talked to her. Nothing. >> Okay. Is there any reason that it escalated to this point? >> I didn't see her at all tonight until I turned around after getting my hair pulled on the stairs and seeing it was her. >> Okay. >> So, >> all right. Do you think that she was purposely trying to pull your hair or do you think she was trying to get >> She literally seen me. She cuz I was walking up the stairs. She must have blocked eye contact with me or something. I was looking around. I wasn't looking at people's eyes or whatever. And then literally as soon as we turn the corner to go upstairs, I feel like a tug on my hair. I'm like, "What the fuck?" I thought it was my best friend at first. So I turn around. I'm like, "What the fuck?" And then she was like, "What's up?" And then >> All right. Um, hang here for a second. >> Can you >> watching this felt like a high school reunion gone wrong? hit was hilarious when the officer asked if the hair pulling was purposeful, as if someone accidentally yanks a scalp while trying to give a friendly high five. The female cop seemed a bit out of their depth trying to mediate between [music] two immature adults. It felt like a massive waste of city resources over some expired relationship drama that should have stayed in a deleted text thread from years ago. So they he doesn't think they have cameras in that area and they don't have playback right now. This dude saw it only halfway through. So he didn't see the initial, but what he saw was Girl with the Bloody Face. So this girl in denim was holding Girl with Bloody Face's hair and just pounding on her face. And he said it looked like that one was just trying to get away. That's what he said. He saw >> defense so much that she's got like >> Yeah. And her fingernails broken, too, if you saw. Um if we can get a picture of her injuries, please before he either takes or cleans it up. Yeah. Um and then >> we'll take a picture just based on the >> Do you need his info or anything from him at all? It's just >> they've got his his >> Yeah. Just make this this uh the bouncer right here. I'll get a photo of her real quick. photo of this and then I'm going to read her Miranda real quick and then >> do me a favor. >> Why are you going to What's the point of >> Take a seat. Just take a seat. Just take a seat. Take a seat. No, I'm I'm telling you an order. Okay. I I have to read you something and I have to ask some questions. I I >> Are you in handcuffs? >> Okay. So, let me do my job. Okay. Okay, perfect. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, one will be provided for you via question without charge. You understand? >> Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to talk to me? >> No. >> Okay. All right. >> Can I need a pace? Can I like stand? >> We're going to have a conversation. Okay. And I'm going to ask some questions. >> All right. >> So, you're in the club. You see her. You guys have a mutual action. We already talked about this, correct? >> At what point did it become like, "Hey, I see her. I'm going to start like hitting her." >> Nothing, bro. She literally pulled my hair. That's when I turned around and seen her. >> Okay. >> The officers seemed convinced [music] that the jean jacket was the aggressor, but there were plenty of doubts. If the other girl started a fight she couldn't finish, it felt backward that the one who won the scrap [music] was the one heading to jail. The female officer seemed particularly set on her narrative, ignoring the possibility that the victim was the actual instigator, defending yourself shouldn't automatically come with a one-way ticket to [music] the county jail just for winning. >> And the what was the manner in which she pulled your hair? >> She pulled my like gangster like you can pull the cameras back. She literally gained my hair. I I fell back like two steps. >> Okay. All right. And then from that point, what happened? >> I swung. >> Okay. Did you swing like intending to hurt her? >> No. Like I didn't know who was there, so I just swung because my best friend wouldn't pull my hair like that. When she yanked it, she yanked it. >> Okay. And did she fight back or was it just the other day? >> She fought back. She hit my head. She hit everything. You can run the cameras right now. >> I get you. But there's not cameras in that exact area. There were people that saw it and what they said was you were grabbing her hair, whailing on her and punching her. >> She grabbed my hair first. She was literally attacking me. >> I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. You don't need to be >> I know. I'm I'm just I'm just mad right now. I understand your point of view. I know you're a cop. You're just trying to get the story. I get it. Like I know. >> Okay. >> But I'm just like heated right now. I'm sorry I'm getting your attitude. Like I don't mean to. I just like my demeanor. I'm sorry. >> I I get it and I get your mad but I'm just trying to figure out exactly what happened to you. Okay. I know >> because I don't want to arrest the wrong person or do the wrong thing to the wrong person. >> I have I have evidence that she said she was going to slap me and do all this [ __ ] to me. So, I mean, we can I can do whatever she want to go to court, I can press charges. She can press charges. I don't really give a I got evidence. >> Okay. >> So, I don't really give a [ __ ] >> Okay. So, there's nothing else that you want me to know or anything about the situation? >> Can I go sit on my best? >> Not right now. Not until this is over. I'm just saying. I'm >> what? >> So, she said anything else or not? >> I know. Um, talking to her. >> Yeah, they're saying she's going to need so that's probably going to be felony. >> Yeah. All right. And we took her. >> We took we took pictures. >> Yeah, that's his body camera. And I also had her on my hand. >> All right. Perfect. The suspect finally [music] hit the breaking point when the cuffs went on. She started struggling and shouting for her mama like that would magically unlock the steel. Honestly, can you blame her? Being dragged to jail just for defending herself would push anyone over the edge. Still, the [music] way she went full drama queen made the scene even more chaotic and impossible to ignore. Where the [ __ ] is that? >> No. >> Don't do this, >> bro. Bro, >> you're on the ground. Relax. >> You want to go on the ground? You better stop resisting before you get your face on the ground. >> I don't understand why, bro. She did this [ __ ] first, bro. Now I'm going to jail. >> We got the bouncers info. >> Somebody's got it. >> Someone's got it. >> I cannot see. Bro, call my mama. Call Alissa, bro. >> Doing a 40 right here. >> Sounds like you're breathing just fine. >> Yeah, I know. I've been trying to be breathing. >> Okay, you're doing a good job. Um, I know she's just talking with them right now. Do you guys have like her phone number and all that stuff? And obviously she can't write a a written statement or anything like that, but >> obviously because we're obviously arresting the other female, >> so it will end up, you know, going further than that. There will be like court dates and stuff like that. Oh, look. >> If they want to press her, they both wants to press. We're taking her to jail. ID. Where's >> mine? It's probably >> The so-called victim walked away with a stack of paperwork, while the cops seemed way too hooked on the bouncer's blurry version of events. No real digging into who threw the first punch. Slapping a felony on someone who was just finishing [music] a fight they didn't start. That's a damage so big it deserves its own zip code. The whole scene screamed chaos. We can get on paper just because I know you're going to ask for I'm going to go. Yeah. >> So, he's going to get paperwork. Okay. I'm going to explain to you what's going on. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, that's cool. Um, she's going to jail tonight. Okay. She's going to jail for aggravated battery. Okay. She's like your eye open and it's a pretty good gash. Okay. That's a felony. So, reason why we have you write it on paper is just explain what happened. The state attorney's office will eventually reach out to you and ask you, you know, if you want to continue to pursue the charges and everything like that. Okay? That's why we got to get it on paper and then that way it's written down and everything like that just because it is a felony charge. Okay. All right. He's going to come back with them. Okay. Um, just hang tight with her real quick. He's grabbing paperwork for >> In the end, the system worked exactly how it shouldn't, turning [music] a petty dispute into a felony case that eventually went nowhere. Cameron spent the night in a cell. The real aggressor got her medical photos and the ex-boyfriend probably slept soundly while all this chaos unfolded. [music] It was a night defined by bad decisions and even worse police work. Cooperation might have helped, but when the officers have already made up their minds, sometimes [music] silence is the only real defense left. The suspect was officially booked into the Orange County Jail [music] and faced a heavy charge of aggravated battery, a felony that suggested she intentionally caused great bodily harm. However, justice took a strange turn in the courtroom where the case was eventually dropped due to a significant lack of evidence. If you found this dive into barroom drama and [music] questionable police work interesting, please show your support. Make sure to like, comment, [music] and subscribe so you never miss another breakdown of these chaotic street encounters. Your engagement helps us keep the cameras rolling on the truth.