A summer afternoon at an Ohio lake resort turns into an arrest when a heavily intoxicated woman is trespassed from a bar and refuses to leave. Deputies spend more than twenty minutes offering her every alternative to jail, a sober ride home or a trip to the hospital where her brother could pick her up, before she is finally arrested for disorderly conduct. This video breaks down the law behind each step: disorderly conduct, criminal trespass, physical control of a vehicle while impaired, and resisting arrest, all under Ohio law. Agency: Russells Point Police Department, Logan County, Ohio (with Logan County Sheriff assisting) Reported charges: Disorderly conduct (O.R.C. 2917.11) and criminal trespass (O.R.C. 2911.21) Eye on Patrol reviews real police encounters to explain how the law actually works. Nothing in this video is legal advice. Bodycam footage obtained through a public records request. Learn how to file your own public records requests at https://foia.direct

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