On a routine call, officers arrived at a clothing store after staff reported a woman refusing to leave. She demanded a discount her boyfriend normally received, but employees explained they couldn't offer it. When told to exit the store, she refused again. Officers warned her repeatedly. If she didn't leave, she would be arrested for trespassing. The woman insisted she only wanted a discount or for staff to hold her clothes. She had no money, refused to show ID, and continued arguing as the store manager confirmed they wanted to press charges. After multiple warnings, officers moved to detain her. She resisted, crying that she didn't want to be heard. She was placed in handcuffs while still insisting she only wanted a discount. What began as a simple policy dispute ended with the woman arrested for trespass and resisting.