Now you're going to jail for freaking battery on Ilio. [Applause] Double up here that way. [Applause] Stop. You throw rocks at us. I'm throwing rocks in my car. Throw rocks at me. I didn't throw rocks. Get away from me. I didn't throw rocks at you. No. I threw rocks in my car. Sorry. Stop. And you're not going to take me in either. You could have killed someone. Yes. You Yeah, I thought I killed you, too. But you're alive, right? You need to notify him. I don't need to notify anyone. You're an adult. Who are you? Uh, he's the police. I didn't know that. You refuse to leave the property. Turn around, please. No. Turn around, please. No. No. Don't. Don't. No. When confidence turns to defiance and orders are ignored, the line between bold and foolish disappears until the law draws it for them. Easy way, hard way. It's up to you. We're trying to find out who you are. Your first name. We're trying to make sure you're safe and find out who you are real quick. Okay. If you don't have any warrants or anything like that, then we're good. But I need to get your first name and all that information. Okay. I'm just I just woke up and I got you. Just a bedroom. Oh, okay. I'm going to walk to my bedroom. Where's your bedroom? I'm not interested in telling anybody right now. I just woke up from sleep. What's your first name? I'm not here to give out any names. What's that? I'm not here to give out any names, sir. I'm so sorry. Well, you're not free to leave right now. Okay, then. So, let's begin with your first name because if so, are you familiar what resisting is? It's 1:18 a.m. at a Tallahassee, Florida apartment complex. A woman refuses to leave despite prior warnings. She won't give her name, but officers later identify her as 23-year-old Autumn Leadbet, previously trespassed from the property. If you don't give me your information, that is what we call resisting. Yes, sir. So, what is your first name, young lady? Um, I don't have one. Open up your purse and give me your ID. I don't have one. Hm. I don't have one today. You don't have one? No. I actually have to get my ID back today. From where? From my girlfriend's house. I left. Okay. Then get my officer here firstand. No. Huh? No, thank you. No, give him now. or we're gonna go in cuffs and we're gonna walk downstairs and I'll find out who you are later. Okay. No, thank you, sir. Say what? Okay. No, thank you, sir. They had the skateboarding on and I fell asleep. I apologize. Okay, now they're watching racing. We're just trying to help you make sure you're okay. Can you please Huh? Can you please not sit over me like that? I'm I'm not trying to intimidate you. You know what I mean? But if you live here, why are you sleeping up here on the couch? I said I was watching seafooding in Oh, you're watching you're watching something in the mountains. Oh, okay. Are you a student in Tallahassee? Um, I would love to continue to be one, but I'm graduating, so no. From where? With what? With what major? I'm not interested in talking. Honestly, sir, you don't want to talk about your major? No. In Florida, trespassing after warning is a secondderee misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. You got your phone on you? Call our interior real quick and have a seat. One second. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Okay. No. Sit down. Whoa. What is the problem? Sit down. That's the problem. You were standing up and I told you to sit down. I'm not sitting down. Okay. Well, then you're about to go in cuffs. No, it's okay. Uh, yes, sir. Sir. Yep. You're going to go sit down right now cuz you've already been warned about this. The police later discovered Autumn had a Georgia felony warrant for vehicle theft. In Florida, hiding identity during a lawful stop can lead to a first-degree misdemeanor, up to one year in jail, and a $1,000 fine. I'm going No. No. Don't stop. Please don't touch me. Go sit back over there. Go over there. Go sit back over there. Go sit back over there. You're not free to go. Stop. Please don't touch me. Go sit back over there. Please don't touch me. Go sit back over there. You're not free to go. You're not free to touch me. Yes, I am. Am I being detained? Yes, you are detained. You are detained for what? for an investigation. Don't sit down. What type of investigation? A trespassing. Let go of me. Then sit down. Let go of me. You're going to in cuffs if you don't sit down. Sit down. Seriously, if you don't sit down, we'll put you in cuffs. Seriously, let go of me. Turn around. Turn around. Stop. Stop. Stop. Yeah. Stop resisting. Stop. Seriously, let go of me. No. I got you. Okay. Why? What did I do? We'll do the restroom on here. Sorry. Just get [Music] Yeah. Would you stop? You seriously can real quick. I just have to pee. Can I please pee? You just kick me? Can I pee? I'm literally just asking if I can use the restroom. Sir, can we walk in the restroom? You're on your arrest. That's definitely not happening. Why? I'm just asking if I can use the restroom. Holy. The 23-year-old is handcuffed after attempting to kick an officer. In Florida, battery on a law enforcement officer is a thirdderee felony, punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. [Applause] 755 dispatch. Stop kicking. Somebody use that. You will when you get to go to jail. Please. Please get your hands off my Please get your hands off of my Please. Hey, sorry. Um, if you got or if somebody else wants to come here with a hobble, she's like kicking us and everything, too. Please. Please. Please. Please. Just let me use the restroom. It's all I asked. Stop kicking. Okay. What is wrong? What can I do? Well, you're under arrest for trespassing. You're under arrest for battery on LEO now. [Applause] We're going to um just have you write a statement too about the previous incident and then obviously this. Stop doing that. Stop hitting your head. I'm use the restroom. What's that? I'm going to use the restroom. Yeah. seriously. Yes, sir. No worries. Please, please, sir. [Music] Yeah. No worries, sir. We can go. Please stop. Stop. Just Yeah. Can you get off of me? No. Why? Because you're kicking us. Because you're on me. Because you're resisting us. No. I'm asking if I can do something. Will you walk me? No, I'm not resisting. You are resisting. What? Why am I going to trust you now when you didn't do what we asked the first time? What did you ask? To stop kicking us, then what did you do? Keep kicking us. You're pathetic. As you sit down, you would get off of me. Get off of me. Too late for that, sweetheart. Stop doing that. Then get off of me. Get your hands off of me. Stop doing that. Stop doing that. Get off of me. [Music] Cross your feet first. Okay, you got him. Now we go this way. All right, it's pretty tight. As the suspect continues to resist, a second officer arrives with a restraint device. Standard procedure to prevent injury when a subject becomes physically uncooperative. Why are you doing this? All I said was I didn't want to sit down. I wanted to use the restroom. That's literally it. Can I use the restroom? Oh, that was not nice. Thank you. That was much nice. Stop. Here in a second, you're hurting me so bad. All right. My hands are on your back. You see? Stop. [Music] E. Oh my god. Oh man. Yeah. Yeah. Make sure you grab her by underneath her by her shoulders underneath him. You're not biting. You're not trying to bite him. No, you're under arrest. For what? Like for what? Go underneath her. What am I under arrest for is what I'm asking. On this side. For where this Why am I trespassing? Underneath here. He's going to get in the light. Why are you talking to me like this? What did I do? My flashlight, too. Yeah. Differently. You have any idea what you're doing to my body? Here, go down the knee. Can you please carry me differently? Can you walk by? Yeah, I can walk. If he doesn't put me on spitting, you're not going to get a chance. You understand? Don't spit on him. Stop. You got a mask down there on you. I have a co mask in my car. That's about In Florida, law enforcement officers are authorized to use reasonable restraints such as handcuffs or leg restraints during an arrest to ensure safety and prevent escape. Put her legs. Put her legs in first. Put one on. Oh. [Applause] [Music] All right. Legs in first and then get the string. Hold on to the string. Just put her in there. You got her leg, her arms. Get from Please stop. Grab her leg. Set her up. Try to set. Yeah. Set her up. Three feet down. Three feet down. There you go. Pull back. Give me give me the string. Just control his feet. Got it. Here. Shut the door. Yes. here. Shut just a little bit. All right. So, you put I just shut your door on. That's how you control your seat. After medical clearance at a hospital, Autumn was booked for trespass after warning, resisting arrest, and three counts of battery on a law enforcement officer. The battery charges were later dropped. She pleaded no contest to the rest and received 11 months in Lyon County Jail. Off me 10 times. Are you calling me because they Can you hang up the phone? Can you hang up the phone? Do you need medical attention? No. She's liing. All right. Thank you. We're here. So, how can we help you? I don't need you here. I need you to go get my dogs. No, you're not. Okay. Thank you. Hold on a second. I want I want I want I want to explain something to you real quick. All right. So, you you calling 911 like the way you did [Music] 222. I copy. So far, Florida deputies respond to a Palm Coast home after a woman calls 911 seven times, berating dispatchers and claiming her ex stole her two dogs. The caller, 27-year-old Ebony Romantic, insists it's a life ordeath emergency. I report to my dogs. If you're not going to get my dogs, then off my I need to explain something to you. I don't need you. You calling us the way you are. If you want to explain something offense, can you can you pass? Can you pass a test? Pass what test? Can you pass the test? I can pass any test. Yes. What test are you trying to have pass? I'm sorry. Get off my property. You're not going to get my dogs. Get the my property. Mine was stolen. I pay Nappy's vet bill. I can explain some options for you. I don't want options. I want my dog. Okay. And you're not going to do that. In Florida, misusing 911 and harassing dispatchers is a misdemeanor. Punishable by up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Being verbally abusive to officers can also lead to obstruction charges. So please just just leave. Okay. You're not going to get my dog. So I don't care what you have to say. You're not going to get my dog, right? But you don't care what that I pay for. But you don't care what I say. What do you have to say to me? So what the do you have to say to me? So I don't already know. I don't think you do know. Honestly, ma'am. Oh my god. What? They know I'm black or something. Now you got to say I'm five of you. Get the away from me. Do you know you're not going to get my dog? Get the away from me. You aren't worth what they want you to do. Go patrol some dumb spot. Go patrol co like you have been. Go gang up on the city like you have been. Do your pointless work and don't do a thing for me because you're not going to do for me. Can I explain something? I paid three grand for this dog and for my ex to come in and take him. you. No offense. You go post up. Get the out of my yard. Nobody needs you. It's a civil matter that they can't even help. Get the out my yard. A supervisor soon arrives on scene to help deescalate the situation and assess Romantic's behavior, but it only got worse. Now, here's the deal. I'm a [ __ ] super. Stop wasting my time and our resources. Stop wasting our calling 911. Gang up on somebody else. You racist. If you call again, you're going to go to jail. You work for me. You for you. This is what the you do. You're a civil. Get the out of here. Get off my yard. Go posttop. Go waste your time sitting somewhere else. You're wasting my time right now by 911 over and over and over. You don't work for dispatch, you fat. You sit in a yard. Shut the up and get the What the You do you answer phone calls? No. Get the out of here. You're not needed. They have it under control. They have it well under control. Get the out of here. You skin headed. You short. You fat. You slow. You can't even pass a test. Go join the army. Go be in the reserves. But you can't do that. But you can't do that. That's why you already are. Get the out of here. Nobody needs you. Nobody needs you. So, I'm going to explain a couple things. And don't run my tags. Make sure you see me. Make sure you get me out there because you have nothing better to do. Get your baldheaded out of my Get off my No, shut up. Hold on one second. Tell me to shut up. Shut up. I can't I can't get off my property. I'm not leaving until they're done. So, get off my property, you fat. One option you have, you short little fat up on Google. Okay. And shut up. Get off my property. Misuse of 911, which is a criminal offense. All right. Get off my property. Escalating disruptive behavior after police warnings can lead to charges like disorderly conduct or resisting without violence. Both misdemeanors under Florida law with penalties up to one year in jail. You throw rocks at us? I'm throwing rocks in my yard. Throw rocks. I didn't throw rocks. Get away from me. I didn't throw rocks at you. Throw it. I threw rocks. Damn. Stop resisting. I'm the rock resistance. No. Look where the rocks went. Stop resisting now. You're under arrest. Look at the rocks went. You threw him right at us. No, you're lucky. You definitely threw him at us. No, my dog's in there. I love you. I did it. You just see yourself. You absolutely did. Char, you No, cuz there's no You know what? I have cameras. I have cameras in my front yard. I didn't throw rocks at you. I threw them down and it's on my camera. So fine. It's on my camera. You've done this before. So my Okay. And then you know I didn't throw rocks at you. They didn't even touch you. You heard them. And you and you have my dog is in there. Please let me tell my mom. Throwing a rock at police is a felony battery on a law enforcement officer, punishable by up to 5 years in prison. Racial slurs, while offensive, aren't criminal unless tied to threats or violence. Ebony is handcuffed and taken to a cruiser where things don't exactly get any easier. You know I didn't just like you know I didn't. It's just Put your feet in the car. Nobody's even at Nobody is here. I have to call. Please. I don't have your chance to call. Get in the car. No, I don't have any shoes. The jail is dirty. I didn't I didn't do anything to you and it's going to come on camera. In the car. We're going to drag you on the car and you you attack. I'm poor. If I have to pull you on his car, I will. But I don't want to. But you I know because you know I did. I'll keep I'll keep talking to you if you put your feet in the car. Get that out of here. You racist. You racist mother. Yeah. Record me. You racist. And I threw rocks in my yard and Oh, you racist. Come on, have your seat in the car. Only making race comments is you out here. You're racist. The only one making race comments. Come on, put your feet in the car. I feel rocks in my yard. I'm allowed to do that. The car. [Applause] I don't trust you. I am black and nobody's here. I am scared. I am scared. It's all in video. My dog is here and you're deleting. I need my mom. God damn it. You white supremacist piece of I didn't do anything. I know better. I know better than I know better than than throwing something at you. I would I would never. I'm so scared. I don't need Please. I just graduated college. This is going to mess me up taking my board. I have to take a board exam. This is why and I didn't even do it. You guys are just mad. You're mad because what I said to dispatch, you're mad at my freedom of speech. God, no. No. Roman is placed behind the patrol car, but keeps shouting and resisting. Officers eventually take her to the station for booking. Oh my god, my mom is going to hate me. My mom is going to hate me. I just finished school. My mom is going to hate me. Oh my [Applause] god. Oh, I hope you get cancer. I hope you get stage four cancer. I hope you have a kid and you get to enjoy it for six months and then the kid dies. Do you understand me? I hope you have a miserable life. You are miserable. I don't deserve this. And you I don't even have shoes on my feet. My mom has no clue where I am. No, I don't need to be here. And you know it, you racist. Can you at least tell me what you're saying my arrest is for? What is it? Assault on Leo. Times three. Times three. Three felonies. You're going to ruin my future. It's on video when you know I assault. What did you feel? Tell me. Tell me. Officer, what did you feel? How hurt are you? You drove me here just fine. Get that on camera. You know that's wrong. Like I'm trying to have a good future and that you're ruining that. I'm 40 grand in debt to Kaiser University because I just graduated the OTAA program. You can look it up. This is not right. Please, I'm begging you. Please. You're ruining my future. You are ruining my life. No, this is not right. This is my This is not right. Yeah. I'm going to get a lawyer and I'm going to make you guys look bad in court. You know, this isn't right. And you know, I will win because I have it on video. No, please. I need my mom. I can't. I'm I'm I'm going to have a heart attack. I'm not okay. I'm I'm having a panic attack. I need medical attention. I'm asking you for medical attention. No, I'm not. I need I'm I'm Can you not like I I At the jail, Ebony is booked for three counts of assault on a law enforcement officer. misuse of 911 and resisting arrest. Two assault charges were later dropped while the case on the remaining charges is still pending. Turn off of the vehicle. Turn it off. Okay. Okay. Stand in front of patrol vehicle right now. Right now, ma'am. Sorry. What are you accusing me of, ma'am? [Music] Yeah. You need to come over here right now. Why? Cuz I'm telling you to. You're running from me. I did not. I'm right here. Yeah. Now you are. So why do you have Ma'am? What do you mean? Do you need me to pepper spray you? You need to get over here right now. For what? Turn around. For what? Lemon. She's refusing to comply. Get Hey, get out of the vehicle. You got, bro. I own this. Actively resistant. Get out of Monroe County deputies responded to reports of reckless driving involving a gray Tesla on Duck Key, Florida. Witnesses reported that 24year-old Stephanie Bworth nearly collided with a palm tree before reversing and almost hitting two pedestrians. Deputies located Bworth inside her parked Tesla. the police to stop me over. Oh my god, God. They're arresting me. What the hell, dude? What are you doing? Don't resist. What are you doing, dude? You didn't even know me. Dad, they're arresting me. Stop resisting. Dad. Dad. Get on your dad. They had me on the floor. Dad. Dad. I don't know what I did. What am I doing? What are you doing this? What did it say? Why are you doing this? Why are you doing this? Why? Why? My cat is in the car. Why are you doing this? Okay, let go of your phone. No, I'm not. My dad is on the phone and he's Hey. Hey. You are not going to kick me. This is not okay. Get your leg over here and turn over. She's actively fighting still. [Music] What happened? What? In Florida, kicking a police officer constitutes battery on a law enforcement officer, a thirdderee felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Resisting arrest without violence is a firstdegree misdemeanor, carrying penalties of up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. So, this is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. I didn't flee and I didn't kick you. So those lights and sirens mean nothing. We're just out here. I call my father. No. No. He owns the island. 111. You can release the air. Call my father. I'm not calling your dad. Then what do you How old are you? How old are you? I'm 24. Okay. 24. We don't need to call your dad. Yeah, you're right. And you're not going to take me in either. You could have killed someone. Yes, you could. Yeah, I could have killed you, too. But you're alive, right? You need to notify him. I don't need to notify anyone. You're an adult. Yeah, cuz who are you? Uh, he's the police. I didn't know that. I'm not under the influence. This dude, my parents have three houses here. Due to Bworth's resistance, deputies were unable to conduct standard field sobriety tests at the scene. Her father later arrived and spoke with her, attempting to calm the situation. Damn. Dad, you have to calm down. Why are they copy? You've been drinking and you were speeding and and now the way you've acted, you've gotten yourself in a deep hole and they're going to change. You're going to have to calm down. She went to the court. There's nothing I can do. Just Just see what See why. Calm down. I'll get down there and see you when I can. that I'll try to get down there like, but you can't you can't start acting out. It's just going to get worse. What did I do? Well, you've obviously I don't know anything. You know what you you know what you found? No, I don't. What did I do? Wait. Yeah. So, what did I come down there? Why are there so many lights? What? You guys didn't see those lights? I told you over. You just came. You just got here. She got you. She got out of the car, got back in the car, took off, ran multiple stop signs. I am so happy that she didn't kill someone. Yeah. I It's It's a blessing in disguise. Um despite her father's attempts to calm her, Stephanie Bworth continued to resist arrest and pleaded with officers to allow her father to intervene. He didn't even read me my rights. All right, ma'am. Dad, they didn't read me my rights, so they don't tell me why I'm going in. Ma'am, ma'am. Dad, you resist. You're going to catch more charges. I'm not resisting. I'm right here. Get in the car then, right now. At the scene, an officer asks if Bworth had any open containers in the vehicle. Standard procedure in DUI investigations. In Florida, a firsttime DUI offense is typically a misdemeanor punishable by up to 6 months in jail, a $1,000 fine, license suspension, and mandatory DUI school. David, you found an alcoholic beverage in the vehicle. I did it in the uh front door pocket. Obviously, because of her level of resistance, we can't do exercises. If she's calmed down when she gets there and she wants to do them and you got enough bodies, that's fine. But we can't risk that with her having fought everybody here. All deputies transported Bworth to the Monroe County Detention Facility in Key West. There she was finally given field sobriety tests. Once you begin, do not stop until the exercise is completed. Stephanie, do you understand these instructions? You need nine steps. Count it. Nine steps. Heel toe. Turn around by taking a series of small step. Do I need to show it to you again? No. You sure you understand? Stretch. Look. You need to stretch. I just been driving all day. All right, Stephanie, you have to We We got to start doing this. Okay. Do you need me to explain the instructions again to you? No. Are you sure that you understand? You need nice steps back. Well, do you need me to go over the instructions again? No. Okay. Can you get into the starting position, please? Do you remember the starting position? Okay. It's going to be the left foot behind, right foot in front. Just like this. Stephanie, I'm like, are you ready to begin? Do you understand these instructions? Yes. Okay, Stephanie, you may begin. [Applause] Do I know what turn? Failing field sobriety tests gives officers probable cause for a DUI arrest under Florida law, triggering a breath test and potential charges if BAC is 0.08 or higher. Deputies placed Bworth in an observation room for 20 minutes as required before administering a breathalyzer test to confirm impairment. All you need to do is take a deep breath. Why? Deep breath. Yeah. But why? What? I just told you. Cuz you think I'm drunk. That's not what I said. I'm requesting that you submit to one test your breath to alcohol content. Okay. Yes or no? Would you take the test? Yeah. Take a deep breath and I'll tell you when to stop blowing. Okay. And begin. Blow hard. No. Until that machine starts making noise. You need to blow. You're not blowing. I am. Understand one thing. If you don't I am blowing. You're not. Dude, you can feel my hand. I'm giving you the opportunity. That's That was no good. Go ahead and try again. Go ahead. Deep breath. Deep into the cavity. And now blow it. You're not. Nope. Deep hard blow. My gosh. Until that machine makes noise, you're not blowing. I'm going to take you guys refusal. No. And refusal is another charge. Dude, feel my feeling right. Go ahead. It's not my first day. Go ahead. the machine. You can't pull the machine. So, give you pressing. I just don't know if you're pressing or push push it all out of your lungs. Are you sucking in or are you blowing? See, you're not blowing. I am. You're not. You're not. Do you think I know how to pull this? I never done this in my life. Blow me into the tube. I have. Your face is turning red. Nothing. Blow me to the tube. No, you're hotter. Stephanie Bworth's blood alcohol content was eventually recorded as 268, over three times the legal limit. The 24 year old faced charges including DUI, resisting an officer, fleeing, and reckless driving. She pleaded no contest to DUI and resisting charges, receiving 2 years probation. Court records indicate she was granted permission to travel abroad for a cruise in September 2023. Let me tell you just what I saw. Okay. All of a sudden, these people just so mean and just like um knocked me over and in the dining room. Yeah. And and listen, like I'm in the travel business and and she's with me, my daughter, and I was knocked down and but listen, I didn't care about that. And then um she And then she was over there. Um when you when were you checking out? Tomorrow. No, I'm here. I'm just checked in today. Okay. Well, they not going to probably want you to stay here. They got that right. Wait, why? Of course, cuz these people areing liberal. Wait, what happened? They have a right if they don't want you to stay here. They give you a right. Well, I just came to them. That's not You know what? Do me a favor. If you got to talk, don't curse. Okay. Right now, I'm going to I'm need to write down things. I know what I can hear. I I'm here and it's being everything's being everything you say is being recorded. I cannot hear two people talking at once. If she's going to talk, you can't talk. All I know is I can't pick up what you're saying when you talk. Hang on. I did nothing wrong. Whatever. You will be recorded. I don't know what I did. You record nothing wrong. Okay. What's going to happen? You did nothing. We came to a hotel. Okay. Whatever. Well, I wasn't here tonight. You did not know. All right. Well, I understand. But this like go check in there. I as you not touch. Okay. Sorry. If you're going to keep on cursing, I'll let you. Well, you don't think so. I can't understand what people do that. Well, that the dirty mouth like that doesn't impress me. Okay. It really doesn't. I apologize, but it doesn't impress me. Okay. Okay. She collected or not. It's okay. You both You both You both appear a little intoxicated tonight. I'm not intoxicated. You are intoxic. I can smell it. I didn't drink it. I can smell alcohol. Take me a meditation on talk. I don't drinking tell the truth. Don't touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. I don't drink alcohol. Okay. Well, what's going to happen is the hotel does not want you here for their reasons. So, you're going to be leaving. We're going to go to your room and get your stuff and you can find another hotel. Wait. I don't drink alcohol, though. I don't care what you do. The hotel has a right. They have private property to have you leave the property. So, illegal. Are you telling me I'm arrested? I don't give a if you are you telling me I'm late? Are you telling me I'm the hotel? Officers respond to a disturbance at the Four Seasons Hotel where two women are found acting aggressively toward hotel staff, prompting immediate intervention. In Florida, hitting hotel staff is typically battery, a firstderee misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail, and a $1,000 fine. Hotel staff asked the women to leave due to intoxicated and disruptive behavior, but they refused. They're going to get your stuff in the room and they're going to ask you to leave. Okay? If you refuse to leave, I have no choice. But the rest both of you bring your phone. I'm not leaving. Okay. I'm sorry either. So, you know what? I'm not leaving. I I I'm just not. You're refusing. Sorry. No, I'm not leaving. I'm not either. We paid for this hotel. We did nothing wrong. They don't want you here. They don't want you here. That's why who who they have green hair who doesn't treated us like and it's just No. Wait a minute. Democrats who don't I asked you before not I asked you before not to touch me. I want No. Who doesn't want us here? I mean we're on Go get your phone right now. I mean put this on video right now. Hurry up. You're not going back in the hotel. I'm getting out of here. I mean, I will leave you. I don't give a I won't. Okay. I don't care if you arrest me. I don't give a This is not fair. We're paying for this hotel. I didn't do anything wrong. Liberal Democrat. You're Are you guys refusing to leave? You're a liberal. Are you refusing to leave the property? Turn around, please. No. Turn around, please. No. No. Don't. Don't. Get away. Please. Stop resisting. I don't care. It's my fault. It's my mom. Give me the other hand. Give me the other hand. I can be a s. You're s You're watching us. Give me hand. You're watching us. Take a picture. Take a picture. Please take a picture. Help me. This is so messed up. Get get to your feet. Get to your feet. Get your get get to your side, hun. Let's go. Sit up. Sit up. Okay. Ready? I'm trying to help you up now. You hit me. You're going up against another charge. She already got the charge. She's getting She got a felony charge right here for hitting me. You punched me in the face. Okay. Get up. Take a picture now. Stand up. Hurry up. Jimmy the unit. Jimmy. Jimmy. Oh my god. Help. Take a picture now. Mom. Mom, take a picture now. Stay up. Hello. No. It's my mom. Mom. I don't care. I won't leave. I don't care. You come with me. My mom. Hello. My mom. You want to stand up? Stand up. Stand up. Under Florida law, battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence are thirdderee felonies, each punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Disorderly intoxication is a secondderee misdemeanor carrying up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. I'm not getting I'm going to stay out right here. I take this thing off my wrist right now cuz I'm hurting really bad. Monica, we're going to ask I'm going to tell you right now. Take this thing off my wrist now. I'm going to tell you. You can either do it like a woman or we're going to put you in the car. Okay. Yeah, I'm a woman. Yeah. So, let's get not a man. Okay. So, let's get in the car then. Okay. Can I just tell you real quick? You can tell me I should get ahead. No, I'm going to tell you right now. Take this thing off. I It's not coming off. Okay. Consequences. Let's get in the car. You sit first. Okay. We're trying to We're trying to make it easy for you. Did you make it easy? Did you grow up at like a I mean, are you not going to take this off by Wait, don't push me. Your daughter right now. Let's get in the car. Have a seat. We're not going to tell you again. Take it off now. Take it off. I don't care. Take it off. No. No, I'm not going to take it off. No, take it off. Now, we have to I'm not a criminal. Lift up your feet. No one's coming. No. This is turning back. This is turning me right here. Get in there, bud. Put your feet on the [ __ ] Let's go. Listen. Slide yourself back or slide yourself back. Slide yourself back down. You're going to get additional charges of resistance with that. Okay. Lift up your feet and slide them in the car. Not for this. Okay. I'm telling you right now. I don't care what you're telling you. Your words mean nothing right now. Nicole, can you try and lift off her feet? No. I'm telling you to take this off my foot. I know. It hurts. Okay. Seat belt. Push her [Applause] in. There you go. All right. free ride. All right, now you know. Does she batter anybody? Do we have any other uh I don't think so. No. Okay. Uh Richie's finding out what's going on here. How do you wake up? Take your one foot out. Bring your foot out. Bring one foot at a time. Come on. Bring your foot out. What? I don't know, Mr. Babe. Okay, one foot at a time. I'll help you. You have the right to the presence of a lawyer of your choice before you make any any statement. Any question? Everything's a no. If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence of a courtappointed lawyer before you make any statement and during any questioning. Yeah, everything's a no. If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer my questions, you are nonsense privilege to remain silent. No, I want to go home. This is nonsense. I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This is all like the Biden stuff. I want to go home. Any statement can and will democratic things. Any statement can weird. What's going on? Can you tell me? Yes. You were under arrest. But for what? What is it? Trespassing and resisting arrest. The four seasons. They asked you to leave numerous times and you said you would not leave. Both you and your daughter would not leave. The officers gave you a order to leave the to leave the hotel and you refused to leave the hotel and that's where we're at. So the officer is going to do paperwork. We're going to take you over to the county jail. We're going to book you into the jail and then you're going to be released. We did nothing wrong. Hurry up now. Got it. Now got on. Okay. Hello. We know you want to be help. We know what you want. We are going [Music] to be here. Gross. I didn't get here. Hurry up. You're not coming. Do [Music] [Applause] you [Applause] [ __ ] serious? This is not legal. This is not legal. I deny you all. We did not. Open the door now. Okay. I'm sorry. Open the door now. Open the door. The mother was charged with resisting arrest with violence, disorderly intoxication, battery on a law enforcement officer, and trespassing. Her daughter faced charges of trespassing, resisting arrest without violence, and disorderly intoxication.