Welcome to the Prime Analyzer channel. This is what you can expect from this channel, an analysis of videos. That's correct. This is not a reactionary channel. You can expect great commentary and last but not least, an education. Now, it's time to analyze this video. [Applause] Give me my phone. Give me my phone though. I need my phone. You chill. >> Hey, go outside. Go outside. I get your phone. Go outside. Go outside. Just go outside. Just go outside. Just go outside. Just chill. Just chill. Ladies and just calm this [ __ ] down and get your phone. Don't put your [ __ ] wrong with you. I'm tripping. I ass. [Applause] >> Everybody, let's go. Everybody, let's go. >> Let's go. >> Everybody, >> all y'all, let's go. >> They don't care. >> They don't care for pay. Just go. >> They don't care for P. Just go. Take the food with you. That ain't got nothing to do with us. >> No, actually she has not given up for the baby. [Applause] [Applause] The police were dispatched to a Waffle House in Sanford, Florida. The police were notified of fights breaking out between multiple individuals. When the first onseene officer entered the building, there was a security guard using physical force to remove some of the Waffle House occupants. Most people are under the belief that a security guard isn't allowed to touch others, and typically that is true. However, a security guard can physically restrain someone during a fight if it's to defend themselves or others, prevent a crime, or detain a person lawfully. But they can only use minimum reasonable force necessary and proportionate to the threat. This force must be necessary and not excessive, such as unnecessary blows or choking, and should only be used after deescalation attempts have failed. >> I go out. >> Okay. Please don't cuz we get to fight. We get to fight again. We got to get throwing people out physically. >> How many people got everybody? >> Hey, walk behind the club. Everybody outside. >> Thank you. Yeah, you the one sitting on the couch eating chips. Get your butt up and take your nutty professor finger and hit the subscribe button so you can see videos analyzed by the prime analyzer like this. Hey, walk behind the clothes everybody outside. Let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Hand to the door. >> Nobody else going to house. >> Waffer house is closed. >> Waff house is closed now. But I'm telling you again, >> let's go. Get a step. Get a step. Yeah. [Applause] >> I think I think everybody Yeah. Who knows? You got to go. >> Okay. So, there are many juveniles at the scene of this incident and the primary goal for the police is to remove the aggressors and those involved in fights. After that, the police typically would question the age of the individuals to select who must leave and who can stay due to the time and circumstances. There is a large police presence and many people believe that the police do not like to be outnumbered which is why so many police will arrive. However, the key factors in police deployment are perceived threat level, officer safety, control and deescalation, information and intelligence, and lastly resource management. No, that's the start. >> She started with me. >> You got to go. [Applause] You got people coming out. You get no one way to react. >> Hey, ain't nobody. Let's go. >> Get your car. Get in. >> Find the car and get in it. Let's go. >> Yes. Hey, whoever this car is better who's driving this car >> what >> anyone elsewhere. >> Is this your car? >> Whose car? >> That's a duck right there. away. >> Did you hear us? >> You say your food's already done? >> Yes. >> Where Where's the food? It was sitting inside. Why wouldn't you grab it when you came out? >> Because they wouldn't allow us. Y'all told us to We paid good money for the [ __ ] that came in. >> Thank you. 805 hotel 808. >> What we're not going to do is keep talking. >> No, man. Thank you. [Music] >> Come on. >> What we're not going to do is keep in the car. Go ahead in the car. Listen. Listen. Y'all go ahead in the car. Let me ask you if they say no, that's what it is. I can't I can't force it. Y'all go ahead in the car. >> Anybody else? >> Y'all go ahead in the car. Go ahead in the car. >> Go ahead in the car. >> Cuz if not, you going to start riding. Y'all grown, man. >> And I got to tell y'all three times. >> We grown. >> Y'all go ahead in the car. Let me ask >> broken, is it? Start going. talk. >> Yeah, that's broke. >> Who threw that? >> The one yields need to go cuz that's who threw it. >> She want it. What? What did she break? She threw that right there, didn't she? >> I don't know. I don't know. I'm counting. This is Sanford. And I just so happened to be in the area. So there >> just so happened to be over there. She threw the coffee container and the silver pants walking around. We got >> No, she's still out there. >> Silver pants. She She threw the coffee whole coffee thing. [Applause] >> Which one with the what? >> Silver pants right there. Right there. Talking to a meeting there. >> She need to go. Hey, young lady. You just got to go. Good man. Go ahead and step back for a second. >> I'm not going to jail. I swear to God. I'm not going to jail. I'm not going to jail. Y'all got me going out, bro. I'm not going to jail. You tripping. I don't care who else is involved in going to jail. I'm not going to jail. I'm not going to jail. She's laughing at us. I don't care, bro. Y'all, I swear to God, on my baby head, y'all want to come with it cuz I'm not going to jail on me. I'm like, you tripping, bro. No, I'm not going to jail. I don't I'm not going to jail. I'm telling y'all. >> Be a great witness. Oh my head. Okay. I'm not listening. >> I know. Back up. >> All right. >> I need me a second one for tonight. >> They closed. Hey, do we got an age for her? At least make sure she not a juvenile out here whiling >> 18. She's 18. >> Good to go. >> Well, this incident resulted in three people arrested with charges of resisting with violence and disorderly array. The individual who caused the property damage by throwing the object against the window, according to the cop's statements, was charged with criminal mischief as an additional criminal charge. Criminal mischief can be a felony in Florida if the property damage is over $1,000 or more. Commercial windows in restaurants can cost thousands of dollars with some up to $5,000. Well, that concludes my analysis of this video and I'll catch you on the next one. Peace. >> If you haven't subscribed to the Prime Analyzer channel, you are missing out on great content. Subscribe now so that you will have the advantage of receiving notifications for the upcoming content that is soon to come. 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