@@Scraggledust only one is punishable by law unless it’s a terroristic threat. But if that’s hard for you I’d gladly love to correct myself. She didn’t physically assault anyone over a sandwich unlike the cop. Better?
"Why are yall arresting me over a sandwich?" Lack of accountability at its finest. This woman is so dense she can't see what escalated this entire situation.
I was a manager and a customer service expert for 7 years at a large company. There was one day that I was at work and I was dealing with the husband of a local politician. He was screaming at me over something that was his fault to begin with. He was *so insufferable* that I just wanted to come across the counter at him. I was seconds away from quitting, just so I could punch this dude into oblivion. That's when I knew that I was starting to burn out at the profession, and put in my 2 week notice that very day. They couldn't understand why I was leaving, because I was one of the best (metrically speaking) customer service representatives in the entire company. When you feel that overwhelming rage at the people you need to interact with at your job - you know it's time for a break or a change of profession. Otherwise, eventually the rage will win out and you'll do something that felt fantastic at the time - but you'd come to regret later. I think some cops burn out and just stay in their job. They start to hate the people they deal with more and more over time, until something like this happens.
@@jellylight3358 Amen, I work in the county jail sometimes for the Sheriff's Office and the way you see many grown people behave and the stunts they pull really hurt your faith in humanity. It certainly makes you appreciate coming across other decent, hard working patriotic Americans like myself though. Crime will never pay in the long run!
@@jellylight3358 Yeah, I don't think I could cut it as a cop long-term. I had dealt with some real heinous customers before, and some were objectively worse than that one politician's husband asshat - just suddenly one day - I couldn't handle it anymore. Previously, those types of interactions wouldn't phase me, and I was well-known in the company for making problematic customers happy. Burning out was like my "IDGAF" switch got internally flipped. If I was a cop, I'd probably have burned out after 1 to 3 years, instead of 7.
She needs some anger management. My god. The officer shouldn’t have punched her though. That was uncalled for. And he seemed gleeful afterwards about it. 😑
This woman is insufferable, but that doesn't make her less entitled to fair conduct by the police. If you only defend the rights of people you like, you're not defending rights- you're just defending your friends.
@@Bringadingus id say getting punched in the face to the point where the officer is charged with a crime is pretty clear she didn’t receive fair conduct.
Yes but you also have to recognize if someone contributed to the situation when you're defending them. And she DEFINITELY had some responsibility in this fiasco lol
@@Anne_Onymousyou’re not very smart, policeman are not allowed to assault the people they’re arresting. There are procedures to be followed he should have just tased her not punched her in the face til the point that she’s bleeding with several teeth loose. Plus he gave her as many charges as possible to be petty for her resisting and bragged about beating her up.
You need to give your ID. Why are people so stupid? I watch at least 10 body cam videos per day and the VAST MAJORITY of the arrests all start with an ignorant person with an attitude refusing to give their ID which NEVER ends well and ALWAYS ends in an arrest
If you just give your ID for no reason when asked, why do we even have a 4th amendment to be secure in our papers in the constitution? Trespassing laws work like this, if they ask you to leave, and you leave, you are not required to ID. If you refuse to leave, then they can ID. The cop was in the wrong.
@@cdd33arthat’s not how trespassing laws work. They have to ID you for the report because that way if you come back they can arrest you. If there’s no report how can they claim you were trespassed?
@@kimely9621 Wrong. If someone asks you to leave, and you leave, no ID required. If you refuse to leave, then they can ID you. Look it up. Cops trample in people's 4th amendment so much with lies like what you just said that they have people like yourself believing such things to give up your rights.
@@kimely9621they can't demand ID unless they at least have reasonable suspicion of criminal activity which they didn't have. She had no obligation to identify or to in any way assist them in completing their report or fulfilling any of their departmental policies
@@gregorsamsa1364it's not that simple. Each state is going to be different when it comes to policy. For example, Arizona is a state where it is LEGALLY REQUIRED for you to show ID if you are pulled over by police. If you don't you are liable for a class 2 misdemeanor. I'm unsure what the laws are in this particular situation but it's not as simple as you laid out.
It’s mind boggling when the suspect curses, resists, etc & think that adding “Sir” at the end of their insults will somehow make their behaviors acceptable!
As a former fast food worker, I’m finding it difficult to have sympathy for this woman. They think they can treat minimum wage workers like trash. These terrible customers are the reason I will never work in food service again. Cop was in the wrong though too
you're finding it hard to have sympathy for someone who was criminally assaulted, bc you've had a hard time with fast food customers in the past? that's pretty low of you
@@TheSarahbee23She was arrested. She’s a criminal. Even though what happened at the end is wrong, she broke the law and I don’t feel bad for criminals who fight with police.
You don’t need to sympathize with her to see this was completely unacceptable police conduct. Police have great power, which comes with great responsibility. They need to ALWAYS be the bigger people, not act like high school bullies.
@@EJ-74you’ve been watching/listening to armchair pseudolawyers. Identification: Unless you are *DRIVING*, you are not required to show the police your identification, and you are not required to tell them. Per Ohio State Board. Also in Ohio law: Ohio is a stop and ID state, authorizing law enforcement officers to request identification from individuals during specific encounters.
Tbh, she escalated this altercation all the way. He shouldn’t have hit her, and he deserves the consequences for his actions…but she’s come out of this situation feeling like she did absolutely nothing wrong whatsoever, when she did plenty. I find it hard to feel sympathetic for someone so aggressive, but I’m sure she’ll milk this incident for all she can.
This! Everything could have been handled quickly and efficiently. Cooperation goes a long way. I have never watched this, but not giving your info to be trespassed is typically a sign you have other legal matters. I would not hesitate to provide my info, even if I were asked never to return. It’s not worth the hassle. I know what happens when you play FAFO.
why do you find it hard to have sympathy for someone who was criminally assaulted? do you believe that someone "being difficult" deserves to be physically assaulted? because that's a pretty gross thing to think about someone and it's criminal behavior
@@TheSarahbee23Yeah, and it's the cop's job to remain calm in situations where a civilian is out of control or being difficult. Just because someone is being loud and annoying doesn't make it right to assault them. It's like saying all kid's need a spanking whenever they cry or throw a fit. Resorting to violence shows mental weakness imo
I don’t understand why the assault charge stuck. She was resisting arrest. If a man were resisting they would be punched also? But I don’t know much about the laws here.
Yes, the cop shouldn't have punched her, but I feel zero sympathy for her. I've worked in the service industry for many years and have seen so many people like her who think screaming enough will get them what they want. The office was wrong, but this woman is the epitome of "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes."
Behavior like hers is too accepted in todays society and shouldnt be tolerated anymore, it makes me so happy seeing how many people acknowledge her bad behavior
Considering he and his lawyers opted for a bench trial, I'ma bet real money they thought for sure the judge would brush it off because he's a cop. Luckily it seems they drew the wrong judge for that strat to have worked out.
@@x3zack you realize you're standing up for someone who's losing their mind and dialing 9-1-1 because of a piece of cheese at McDonalds... So she called the police to show up and then refused to give them the information they need to help her... Yeah I feel SO SORRY for this innocent victim. 🙄
@@C.L.190you don’t have ears do you?? It was clearly stated that a worker called 911, and you could also tell by the actual 911 phone call that it wasn’t this woman
I find it difficult to have sympathy for her when simply complying would have resolved things much more peacefully. What's the point in refusing to identify? Why physically pull away from law enforcement?
@@EJ-74 thanking them for showing that police can be bad at their jobs not thanking them for misinformation obviously. A lot of channels don’t hold officers accountable or call them the criminals that they can be.
@@EJ-74 Genuine questions, I'm not American so I'm not familiar with the specifics of constitutional rights and such. Fourth amendment is protection from search and seizure without probable cause says Google? I'm confused how that applies? They weren't searching or seizing anything. I don't think she was getting a trespass *warning*, I think they were serving a trespass notice, so they needed her information is my understanding. Is that probable cause? Kinda like the reverse of 'you need to show ID to buy alcohol, if you refuse, you don't get to buy it'; 'we need your ID to file this trespass notice, if you refuse, then that's a problem'. Sorry if this is super ignorant again I legitimately don't know but I wanna understand your comment!
HOLY CRAP. I USED TO MANAGE AT THAT EXACT MCDONALDS. It's in the middle of two rough neighborhoods and this happens ALL the time sadly. Its the York Commons location near Miller Lane in Dayton haha. We've had the cops there dozens of times. Joe, if you see this, just know, mad respect for the team for putting up with these idiots all day. They all deserve a raise.
I mean, he did admit to hitting her to the employees and the employees said they seen it all in the same conversation.. what do you need to see it for?
“She refused to take my dollar, to give me 30 cents, after I paid it, for extra cheese.” People need to learn how to properly speak English. That’s completely incoherent
Why did she need to identify herself if she hadn't committed a crime at the point they were asking her fo ID? She was trespassed and seemed like she was going to leave. There was no crime unless she refused to leave or came back to the property.
It's not really the cheese. She's emotionally dysregulated so that just triggered her psychopathic reactivity. She's ill so she goes out into the world with the inability to react normally to an accident...People working fast food that forgot a slice of cheese on it...Something that takes 3-5 seconds to fix. Instead she mouthed off and chose to cause a big scene. Being disciplined by men might not totally heal her illness - but it will modify her behavior. Physical discipline is very good against adults because they're fully formed - as opposed to children who are not, and it will lead to positive reform. She's in the wrong and got spanked as an adult, psychopathic woman. These men did good to her. And she will thank them one day.
Why does it matter where you're from? I agree with you about the officer and the suspect, but i wouldn't say the manager did anything wrong. Someone was acting crazy at his place of work so he called the police. I've worked retail before. The general public can be just awful sometimes. I don't blame him for laughing.
@@kdizzle901 The manager could have prevented all of this by apologizing for the wrong sandwich order, giving a refund and giving a complimentary sandwich to dial this down. The other officer could have helped dial this down and helped his colleague take a breath. This was a perfect storm of all of them losing their temper and they all paid a price for it.
I'm a trainer for a large trucking company. Had a student that I would drop off at a hotel every day after each shift then i'd drive the 40 minutes home. That in itself was a courtesy so they wouldn't have to stay in the truck overnight. We had a really long shift during the last week she was in the truck. I was worn out when I dropped her off and we had another long day ahead so I was already missing sleep I would have otherwise gotten without needing to drop her off. I had just gotten home and she called me saying she was dealing with the police of the town I had left her in. She was asking that I come back and help her out. When I asked what the deal was she said KFC wouldn't give her a refund for getting her order wrong and she threw a fit and had the police called on her. She had ordered her food, walked back to the hotel and realized her order was wrong. By the time she got back to the KFC 45 minutes had passed so they refused to refund or fix the order because she should have looked in the bag before she left. So they refused either option. She raised a fit and got the police called and ended up getting a citation for public disturbance and she was trespassed from the KFC. I got a new student the next day. People are absolutely unhinged and entitled beyond belief.
I’m confused on this one she was resisting, was given several warnings, had an open container in her car and the cop still got in trouble? Maybe 3 punches was too many but if you resist aren’t any injuries on you? It’s unfortunate but force was necessary to subdue her..
totally agree they just need to please the KFC people at all costs. If you take away cops power to detain/arrest someone it puts alot of not needed risk on the officers. She f ed around and found out , of course she was awarded for her bad behavior... NBA person privilege is real
Ok but closed fist punches and 3 at that were not necessary and then bragging about it to the public and disclosing that information was also unprofessional and a violation. Police officers are given more power because they are expected to uphold the law and serve their communities. They are not tyrants who because they are mad get to beat up disorderly people. This is not Russia, this is not Nazi germany.
Feeling validated reading comments and agreeing with them. Then all of a sudden the people you're nodding along with start saying things like 'KFC people'. Someone factory reset me I need a fresh start.
@@DrummerJacob Yeah, unfortunately there is some truth to that. I remember that one badge cam from like last year where this black dude called the cops on Mcdonalds for like cold fries.... despite having a damn warrant and then freaking out when he ends up getting arrested...... lmao
I have no sympathy. This woman not only went from 0-90 in about half a second over something stupid but refused to take any responsibility. And she's the same person who would have no problem physically attacking someone else for doing something minor, like "mouthing off", never mind just basic defense.
A karen getting what she deserves? Wow surprising. This didn't need a whole punch out with the police but what exactly did she want to happen? The cops to hold her hand into the store and they'll just ask for it and she'll get cheese??
Wild how she's self-aware enough to realize the initial sandwich drama is ridiculous, but not enough to realize screaming, refusing to identify herself, and resisting arrest over the sandwich are ridiculous
It's so sickening it's not even funny they cry racism every chance they could but when they call cops racist and this and that and the third they get no trouble for it. I always said it if you accuse someone of being racist especially a cop or someone doing their job and it's proven to be not true the person should get a felony charge.
There is no crime. What crime can they say she committed. They would have arrested her for it. They arrested her for no giving ID. Federal law is clear. Unless you have been arrested you do not have to show your Id.
Failure to identify is a secondary charge. She has been trespassed, therefore she hasn't committed a crime unless she a) refuses to leave or b) she comes back on the property. She didn't have to identify, technically, according to the law.
They asked her to leave and she didn’t so she’s trespassing and they are reporting the trespassing to it’s recorded she’s not allowed there so in order to have that she’s not allowed there they need her ID
She resisted every step of the way; first verbally, then physically. If it took some strikes to get her compliant, I have no problem with it. She's so incredibly stupid that she got herself punched and arrested over a McDonald's cheeseburger (as good as they are).
well the officer got charged with assault so she could sue the police department... as annoying as she was, she doesn't have to act as high as a standard as the officer failed too.
@@sPaRtAnTYTY85 Only a completely corrupt or shitty judge would adjudicate the officer as guilty. Further testament to our screwed up system. Taneika or whatever is still an entire sack of garbage.
Uuuuggggh: Per Ohio Law: Section 2921.29 - Ohio Revised Code (A) No person who is in a public place shall refuse to disclose the person's name, address, or date of birth, when requested by a law enforcement officer ...
EWU on a snowy Saturday morning, with something I've never seen before! Do you guys ever sleep? Your contents top notch. Thanks for all the work you do, it has to be a lot of work to get this footage or everyone would do it... And they don't,they use yours.
I kinda wish we had some snow in nj where I am... but I should be careful what I wish for lol EDIT: ok, well like a month later I'm officially sorry for what I wished for! Haha
Please don’t mention snow, makes me too jealous as I lie in a melting puddle in 41+°C (106°F) with no air conditioning. Argh, I am getting tired of Australia summers! Pass the snow please!
Yea it is, but so is most rap music singing about killing cops and rival gang members and selling drugs for money. There is a reason things are the way they are, and it's not all on the cops.
@@BushidoNinja comparing lyrics with actual facts is hilarious. Most people who rap are playing a part. You on the other hand seem to be completely honest with your ignorance.
This would be me as a police officer. I cannot fathom the training and patience to deal with this day in and day out without snapping. Kudos to the officers that do so.
People are entitled and believe they don't have to put up with anything at all. This is the current culture: no one should suffer any inconvenience, everyone should be cuddled.
I feel like laws don't fully explain its use in all crimes and since they are not always direct and have wiggle room people do what they want based off their interpretation and sometimes they interpret wrong...
This woman was argumentative and loud but it’s not okay to assault someone and then prevent them from getting treatment . He could have at least tried to de-escalate a situation instead of just attacking someone for giving them some pushback. He needed to retire.
You have obviously never been told no in your life either. You reap what you sow. For these people "words" obviously don't do anything so you have to escalate. Just like with children... you give them warnings, then you take action. Same principale. @@8213apice
Being a hoodlum in my teens and twentys, I've unfortunately had to deal with good and bad cops. I had one cop harass me for like 3 years straight. Id get pulled over and searched every time he'd see my car. He never caught me ridin dirty.😂 I eventually saw him at a bar after he got a new job, he apologized and bought me a beer.
Of course, and that’s why she went to jail. But the video is about the cop punching her because she wouldn’t listen to him. That’s not police protocol. I believe he’s supposed to taze her to get her to comply not put hands on her.
@@LadyLuck13 um no? they own that parking lot. they were LITERALLY going to let her go with a simple notice saying she cant come back, but she refused to provide any info like the entitled rude person she is. edit: to be very clear, officers use of force here was totally and entirely unjustified. but she DID have the opportunity to simply give info and leave.
She "FELT" disrespected for not getting her ass kissed by food workers. Then acts like she's in her kitchen yelling at family, who all think it normal to act insane.
I totally understand what he did as well why he did it. If she had just complied none of this would have happen. And what cops have to deal with does push some to the very edge.
I'm pretty sure that officers aren't supposed to deck people in the face like that. Not to mention there's TWO officers there that could've just swung her to the ground while she was resisting. I'm not saying she's right because she definitely isn't, but neither was the cop.
He violated the proper way to restrain. Punching her in the face and then laughing about it on bodycam was what made him wrong. That doesn’t mean she was right, but he did NOT follow protocol! Period!
So i was hooked when i got to the part where she was mad about cheese and was like i need to see how we went from cheese to her going crazy in the back of a patrol car.
@@EJ-74no you are very misinformed. She refused to leave that's why the cops showed up lmao. Pay attention and you might learn something. She refused to cooperate and that is another charge. She easily could have and was legally required to show i.d. because she failed to leave the property after being asked by the owner. At that point she is committing a crime.
@@BushidoNinja if the police hadn't turned up when they did she would have already left the property. Open your eyes and your brain. This was excessive
Pain is a great motivator. Sometimes you need to hit people to get them to obey. 8:00 - Anger over injustice is a great (perhaps the only) motivator to enforce the law. When you see or even hear about the evil others create, any normal person would be moved to do something about it. Police lie to people all the time to get confessions to murder. You can't exactly expect them to be honest with anyone for that matter. This is common knowledge and a non-issue until the county decides to make laws against that. Meanwhile, he's been convicted of assault (a necessary application of force to subdue a criminal), but fortunately remains on the force. I dislike when enforcers of the law are made to be punished for their methods but no judge or politician will ever be fired or punished for theirs.
Cop should definitely not have been gloating, and should not have assaulted her. That's not warranted, and I'm glad he received some form of punishment for it. I will say, though, that I completely understand. It's just that they have a higher level of professionalism that they need to adhere to that wasn't adhered to in this situation.
There’s a time and place for police to be aggressive. This wasn’t it. I could tell in the beginning when he said, “…..and you’re just an angel right?” she was doomed.
@@Epic_C I agree. The way she spoke to the employees and the way she spoke to the officer was like 2 different people. I just feel like it’s the officer’s literal job to deescalate any and all situations, since they’re “keepers of the peace”. This guy came in half-cocked and looking for a reason to use his cuffs instead of looking for a reason to not. This should have been a “nothing burger”. Literally.
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Its hilarious how she says "all this over a sandwich?!" when she is one who literally threw a fit and cause this entire encounter over a sandwich.
She didn’t assault anyone over a sandwich unlike the cop.
No it was McDonald’s. They called for what? They should just given her her food or sandwich. They act like they’re a 5 star restaurant lmfao
She's speaking of the brutal punch over a sandwich
@@meredithjohnson2843verbal assault is still assault 😂
@@Scraggledust only one is punishable by law unless it’s a terroristic threat. But if that’s hard for you I’d gladly love to correct myself.
She didn’t physically assault anyone over a sandwich unlike the cop.
Better?
Trying those Jedi Mind tricks... "Youre under arrest".... "No, im not"
😅😅😅
I saw the hand movement in my head when I read this 😂
😂😂
"Why are yall arresting me over a sandwich?"
Lack of accountability at its finest. This woman is so dense she can't see what escalated this entire situation.
Sounds like she is set for life for being a dummy though
She had no obligation to identify herself. There was no lawful basis to detain her in the first place
@@gregorsamsa1364 Incorrect. On both points.
@@gregorsamsa1364to be trespassed so yeah she does. Are you that special?
@@gregorsamsa1364 local youtube comment lawyer over here.
I was a manager and a customer service expert for 7 years at a large company. There was one day that I was at work and I was dealing with the husband of a local politician. He was screaming at me over something that was his fault to begin with. He was *so insufferable* that I just wanted to come across the counter at him. I was seconds away from quitting, just so I could punch this dude into oblivion.
That's when I knew that I was starting to burn out at the profession, and put in my 2 week notice that very day. They couldn't understand why I was leaving, because I was one of the best (metrically speaking) customer service representatives in the entire company. When you feel that overwhelming rage at the people you need to interact with at your job - you know it's time for a break or a change of profession. Otherwise, eventually the rage will win out and you'll do something that felt fantastic at the time - but you'd come to regret later.
I think some cops burn out and just stay in their job. They start to hate the people they deal with more and more over time, until something like this happens.
Now imagine having 2-3 encounters a day like the one you are describing with the politician's spouse. Yeah, we cops get burnt out to say the least.
@@jellylight3358 Amen, I work in the county jail sometimes for the Sheriff's Office and the way you see many grown people behave and the stunts they pull really hurt your faith in humanity. It certainly makes you appreciate coming across other decent, hard working patriotic Americans like myself though. Crime will never pay in the long run!
@@jellylight3358 Yeah, I don't think I could cut it as a cop long-term. I had dealt with some real heinous customers before, and some were objectively worse than that one politician's husband asshat - just suddenly one day - I couldn't handle it anymore. Previously, those types of interactions wouldn't phase me, and I was well-known in the company for making problematic customers happy. Burning out was like my "IDGAF" switch got internally flipped. If I was a cop, I'd probably have burned out after 1 to 3 years, instead of 7.
I felt this comment
I’d be pissed and ready to rage especially after this is over a piece of CHEESE.
Imagine escalating a trip to mcdonalds into an arrest and beating. How hard is it to act normal?
Domestic violence is big in black households, cause the women are undisciplined
I don't know. Explain what normal is.
@@kadajtribal8532 LMAO. Another weak, emasculated emotional guy on the DemoKKKrat Plantation. We're you hurt by the arrest of this fool too?😂😂😂😂
For these people, extremely!!
@@kadajtribal8532 easy... not this!!
She needs some anger management. My god. The officer shouldn’t have punched her though. That was uncalled for. And he seemed gleeful afterwards about it. 😑
Her problem is she thinks she's at Burger King and she can "Have it her way". Hard headed, aggressive, and out of line.
This woman is insufferable, but that doesn't make her less entitled to fair conduct by the police. If you only defend the rights of people you like, you're not defending rights- you're just defending your friends.
@@Bringadingus id say getting punched in the face to the point where the officer is charged with a crime is pretty clear she didn’t receive fair conduct.
Yes but you also have to recognize if someone contributed to the situation when you're defending them. And she DEFINITELY had some responsibility in this fiasco lol
@@Anne_Onymousyou’re not very smart, policeman are not allowed to assault the people they’re arresting. There are procedures to be followed he should have just tased her not punched her in the face til the point that she’s bleeding with several teeth loose. Plus he gave her as many charges as possible to be petty for her resisting and bragged about beating her up.
@@alexisrobinson9180 Where the hell did I say it was okay for them to assault anyone?
@@Anne_Onymous saying she had responsibility in being assaulted while being detained???
You need to give your ID. Why are people so stupid? I watch at least 10 body cam videos per day and the VAST MAJORITY of the arrests all start with an ignorant person with an attitude refusing to give their ID which NEVER ends well and ALWAYS ends in an arrest
If you just give your ID for no reason when asked, why do we even have a 4th amendment to be secure in our papers in the constitution?
Trespassing laws work like this, if they ask you to leave, and you leave, you are not required to ID. If you refuse to leave, then they can ID. The cop was in the wrong.
@@cdd33arthat’s not how trespassing laws work. They have to ID you for the report because that way if you come back they can arrest you. If there’s no report how can they claim you were trespassed?
@@kimely9621 Wrong. If someone asks you to leave, and you leave, no ID required. If you refuse to leave, then they can ID you. Look it up. Cops trample in people's 4th amendment so much with lies like what you just said that they have people like yourself believing such things to give up your rights.
@@kimely9621they can't demand ID unless they at least have reasonable suspicion of criminal activity which they didn't have. She had no obligation to identify or to in any way assist them in completing their report or fulfilling any of their departmental policies
@@gregorsamsa1364it's not that simple. Each state is going to be different when it comes to policy.
For example, Arizona is a state where it is LEGALLY REQUIRED for you to show ID if you are pulled over by police. If you don't you are liable for a class 2 misdemeanor.
I'm unsure what the laws are in this particular situation but it's not as simple as you laid out.
Two adults who could have done better that day. We ask children to behave better then those two
It’s mind boggling when the suspect curses, resists, etc & think that adding “Sir” at the end of their insults will somehow make their behaviors acceptable!
Welcome to black America 🙄
As a former fast food worker, I’m finding it difficult to have sympathy for this woman. They think they can treat minimum wage workers like trash. These terrible customers are the reason I will never work in food service again. Cop was in the wrong though too
you're finding it hard to have sympathy for someone who was criminally assaulted, bc you've had a hard time with fast food customers in the past? that's pretty low of you
@@TheSarahbee23cry harder 😆
@@TheSarahbee23She was arrested. She’s a criminal. Even though what happened at the end is wrong, she broke the law and I don’t feel bad for criminals who fight with police.
@TheSarahbee23 Its easy to see you are just like the woman in the video. Seen you twisting peoples words all over this comment section. Get a life
You don’t need to sympathize with her to see this was completely unacceptable police conduct. Police have great power, which comes with great responsibility. They need to ALWAYS be the bigger people, not act like high school bullies.
Imagine getting the police called on yourself over shitty McDonald's.
America for you lol…
I'm lovin' it?????🤡🤡
This is fine dining for someone with that grammar 😂😎✌🏻
@@daveatkins3568hoe about for someone without a girlfriend like yourself? 😢
@@EJ-74you’ve been watching/listening to armchair pseudolawyers. Identification: Unless you are *DRIVING*, you are not required to show the police your identification, and you are not required to tell them. Per Ohio State Board. Also in Ohio law: Ohio is a stop and ID state, authorizing law enforcement officers to request identification from individuals during specific encounters.
I mean why comply with a lawful orders when you can resist and get paid a huge settlement?
Welcome to black America
What was the lawful order?
@@dh1752 in the words of childish gambino "Grandma told me, "get your money, black man"".
500 dollars and just the medical expenses being covered? A "HUGE" settlement? You're living in lala land.
@@NormalPersonCommenting to identify... or receive The George Floyd Experience 🇺🇸
Tbh, she escalated this altercation all the way. He shouldn’t have hit her, and he deserves the consequences for his actions…but she’s come out of this situation feeling like she did absolutely nothing wrong whatsoever, when she did plenty. I find it hard to feel sympathetic for someone so aggressive, but I’m sure she’ll milk this incident for all she can.
This!
Everything could have been handled quickly and efficiently. Cooperation goes a long way. I have never watched this, but not giving your info to be trespassed is typically a sign you have other legal matters. I would not hesitate to provide my info, even if I were asked never to return. It’s not worth the hassle. I know what happens when you play FAFO.
why do you find it hard to have sympathy for someone who was criminally assaulted? do you believe that someone "being difficult" deserves to be physically assaulted? because that's a pretty gross thing to think about someone and it's criminal behavior
@@TheSarahbee23Yeah, and it's the cop's job to remain calm in situations where a civilian is out of control or being difficult. Just because someone is being loud and annoying doesn't make it right to assault them. It's like saying all kid's need a spanking whenever they cry or throw a fit. Resorting to violence shows mental weakness imo
Interesting how her attitude changed full tilt once she was becoming detained.
I don’t understand why the assault charge stuck. She was resisting arrest. If a man were resisting they would be punched also? But I don’t know much about the laws here.
Yes, the cop shouldn't have punched her, but I feel zero sympathy for her. I've worked in the service industry for many years and have seen so many people like her who think screaming enough will get them what they want. The office was wrong, but this woman is the epitome of "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes."
Thank you. 🤦🏾♀️
Well said 🫶🏻👌🏻🙌🏻
And now she’ll get a million dollar settlement and the officer gets terminated with no pension. 😂
@@candicane1 yep, that's the world of entitlement we live in these days. Sickening.
@@candicane1 she got KFC person privilege.....
Behavior like hers is too accepted in todays society and shouldnt be tolerated anymore, it makes me so happy seeing how many people acknowledge her bad behavior
I agree
Agreed 100%
Ashley Babbitt 😅😅😅
She was just hoping to play and win the ghetto lottery
She's her own worst enemy~
Don’t lie to a judge when there’s video. You wont come out ahead.
Considering he and his lawyers opted for a bench trial, I'ma bet real money they thought for sure the judge would brush it off because he's a cop. Luckily it seems they drew the wrong judge for that strat to have worked out.
@@insertmisanthropicpun2738 not because he's a cop, because she's black.
Exactly! Just makes everything look worse when you straight up lie
@@x3zack you realize you're standing up for someone who's losing their mind and dialing 9-1-1 because of a piece of cheese at McDonalds... So she called the police to show up and then refused to give them the information they need to help her... Yeah I feel SO SORRY for this innocent victim. 🙄
@@C.L.190you don’t have ears do you?? It was clearly stated that a worker called 911, and you could also tell by the actual 911 phone call that it wasn’t this woman
Nobody in this situation is in the right.
I agree
What was that cop thinking. She 1000% deserved to go to jail. You don’t punch anyone as a cop unless they have punched you.
She was annoying though, people don't learn till they get hit
I find it difficult to have sympathy for her when simply complying would have resolved things much more peacefully. What's the point in refusing to identify? Why physically pull away from law enforcement?
Why would anyone have sympathy towards her? She’s a loudmouth troublemaker who thinks she’s above the law. She’s a black Karen.
Some y’all are very uneducated
@jeezjay7776 what does that make you?
@@isaacchavez5939a good boy
The more you watch body cam footage the more you realize that people just need to comply.
She knew what she was doing.
Lol, I'm not sure if she did.
yeah, she's obnoxious, but the officers are psychopaths. You don't punch something half your weight to subdue it.
It's learned behavior in their culture
@@Slimothy-James. saying you are a racist without blatantly saying it.
@@suhsnow No, I'm a Realist. You tried though
Thanks for showing both sides of police interactions.
@@EJ-74 where in my comment do I say that? I was thanking EWU for not only showing “good side” of policing but also the ugly side.
@@EJ-74 thanking them for showing that police can be bad at their jobs not thanking them for misinformation obviously. A lot of channels don’t hold officers accountable or call them the criminals that they can be.
@@meredithjohnson2843Exactly! 😂😂😂
@@EJ-74 Genuine questions, I'm not American so I'm not familiar with the specifics of constitutional rights and such. Fourth amendment is protection from search and seizure without probable cause says Google? I'm confused how that applies? They weren't searching or seizing anything. I don't think she was getting a trespass *warning*, I think they were serving a trespass notice, so they needed her information is my understanding. Is that probable cause? Kinda like the reverse of 'you need to show ID to buy alcohol, if you refuse, you don't get to buy it'; 'we need your ID to file this trespass notice, if you refuse, then that's a problem'.
Sorry if this is super ignorant again I legitimately don't know but I wanna understand your comment!
HOLY CRAP. I USED TO MANAGE AT THAT EXACT MCDONALDS. It's in the middle of two rough neighborhoods and this happens ALL the time sadly. Its the York Commons location near Miller Lane in Dayton haha. We've had the cops there dozens of times. Joe, if you see this, just know, mad respect for the team for putting up with these idiots all day. They all deserve a raise.
How do we have the picture of the officer cocking his arm back but some how don’t have the actual punches?
It’s called RUclips😂😂😂😂😂
@@Scraggledust
True 😅
Doesn’t fit narrative
Mcdonalds cameras are usually shit and only catch a single frame every few seconds
I mean, he did admit to hitting her to the employees and the employees said they seen it all in the same conversation.. what do you need to see it for?
“She refused to take my dollar, to give me 30 cents, after I paid it, for extra cheese.” People need to learn how to properly speak English. That’s completely incoherent
“Can I go home”
Hmm almost like that’s what they were trying to do the entire time!!!! Dumb woman!
Why did she need to identify herself if she hadn't committed a crime at the point they were asking her fo ID? She was trespassed and seemed like she was going to leave. There was no crime unless she refused to leave or came back to the property.
So let me get this straight, all this is from a slice of cheese?!?!
It's not really the cheese. She's emotionally dysregulated so that just triggered her psychopathic reactivity. She's ill so she goes out into the world with the inability to react normally to an accident...People working fast food that forgot a slice of cheese on it...Something that takes 3-5 seconds to fix. Instead she mouthed off and chose to cause a big scene. Being disciplined by men might not totally heal her illness - but it will modify her behavior. Physical discipline is very good against adults because they're fully formed - as opposed to children who are not, and it will lead to positive reform. She's in the wrong and got spanked as an adult, psychopathic woman. These men did good to her. And she will thank them one day.
@@xKarenWalkerx, Good observation and reply. Thank you for the common sence.
@@semperparatus678 👍😎
Yep! Pride and ego got everyone that day.
@@candicane1And they got a dose of reality as a result.
I'm Switzerland here. Everybody's wrong. Everybody. The manager, the customer, the officers, everybody.
Thats how Ohio is man, people there are insanely trashy and violent, all the time. You couldnt pay me to live there lol
@@kdizzle901just the criminal was wrong…
Why does it matter where you're from? I agree with you about the officer and the suspect, but i wouldn't say the manager did anything wrong. Someone was acting crazy at his place of work so he called the police. I've worked retail before. The general public can be just awful sometimes. I don't blame him for laughing.
@@possim6870 it’s a metaphor. Switzerland is a metaphor for “not taking sides.” Neutral.
@@kdizzle901 The manager could have prevented all of this by apologizing for the wrong sandwich order, giving a refund and giving a complimentary sandwich to dial this down. The other officer could have helped dial this down and helped his colleague take a breath. This was a perfect storm of all of them losing their temper and they all paid a price for it.
I'm a trainer for a large trucking company. Had a student that I would drop off at a hotel every day after each shift then i'd drive the 40 minutes home. That in itself was a courtesy so they wouldn't have to stay in the truck overnight.
We had a really long shift during the last week she was in the truck. I was worn out when I dropped her off and we had another long day ahead so I was already missing sleep I would have otherwise gotten without needing to drop her off. I had just gotten home and she called me saying she was dealing with the police of the town I had left her in. She was asking that I come back and help her out. When I asked what the deal was she said KFC wouldn't give her a refund for getting her order wrong and she threw a fit and had the police called on her. She had ordered her food, walked back to the hotel and realized her order was wrong. By the time she got back to the KFC 45 minutes had passed so they refused to refund or fix the order because she should have looked in the bag before she left. So they refused either option. She raised a fit and got the police called and ended up getting a citation for public disturbance and she was trespassed from the KFC.
I got a new student the next day. People are absolutely unhinged and entitled beyond belief.
at least it wasn't McDonalds yucc
She's playing the lottery. She wants the cops to overreact so she can sue and get paid. This is SOP for some people.
I’m confused on this one she was resisting, was given several warnings, had an open container in her car and the cop still got in trouble? Maybe 3 punches was too many but if you resist aren’t any injuries on you? It’s unfortunate but force was necessary to subdue her..
it's only cause of the racial dynamics. white cop, african criminal = white cop in trouble.
totally agree they just need to please the KFC people at all costs. If you take away cops power to detain/arrest someone it puts alot of not needed risk on the officers. She f ed around and found out , of course she was awarded for her bad behavior... NBA person privilege is real
@@crazlen KFC people? Kentuckians?
Ok but closed fist punches and 3 at that were not necessary and then bragging about it to the public and disclosing that information was also unprofessional and a violation. Police officers are given more power because they are expected to uphold the law and serve their communities. They are not tyrants who because they are mad get to beat up disorderly people. This is not Russia, this is not Nazi germany.
Feeling validated reading comments and agreeing with them. Then all of a sudden the people you're nodding along with start saying things like 'KFC people'. Someone factory reset me I need a fresh start.
great vid on why nobody will be a law enforcement officer.
This proves that not all Karens are white
Her Own fault.
100%
She was leaving the establishment of her own accord-
Bootlicker 😢
70 thousand dollars a year to be a cop isn't worth the money.
Being a cop is dangerous. $70k is a dream for me. I work at an ER for $34k/yr.
Senseless childish behavior plan and simple..
All she had to do was give her ID and name🥴💀🤦🏼♀️🙄unless u have warrants theres no problem 😂
Welcome to black America, ignorance is the game and victim hood mentality is a religion 💯
0% Sympathy for this sorry excuse of a woman.
Arguing over 30 cents at McDonalds, escalating into police brutality is PEAK America.
@@DrummerJacob Yeah, unfortunately there is some truth to that. I remember that one badge cam from like last year where this black dude called the cops on Mcdonalds for like cold fries.... despite having a damn warrant and then freaking out when he ends up getting arrested...... lmao
I have no sympathy. This woman not only went from 0-90 in about half a second over something stupid but refused to take any responsibility. And she's the same person who would have no problem physically attacking someone else for doing something minor, like "mouthing off", never mind just basic defense.
A karen getting what she deserves? Wow surprising. This didn't need a whole punch out with the police but what exactly did she want to happen? The cops to hold her hand into the store and they'll just ask for it and she'll get cheese??
Wild how she's self-aware enough to realize the initial sandwich drama is ridiculous, but not enough to realize screaming, refusing to identify herself, and resisting arrest over the sandwich are ridiculous
7:34 I don’t think this cop understands the purpose of a taser 🙄💀🤦♂️
Stays waiting for police while driving without a license and an open beverage in the vehicle, all over McDonalds. Room temp IQ.
if that high
The entitlement of these ppl😂
Yeah cops think they can do anything they want.
🐖 🐷
It's so sickening it's not even funny they cry racism every chance they could but when they call cops racist and this and that and the third they get no trouble for it. I always said it if you accuse someone of being racist especially a cop or someone doing their job and it's proven to be not true the person should get a felony charge.
@@johnnym4400Ashley Babbitt 😅😅😅
Ashley Babbitt 😅😅😅
There is no crime. What crime can they say she committed. They would have arrested her for it. They arrested her for no giving ID. Federal law is clear. Unless you have been arrested you do not have to show your Id.
Trespassing is a crime
It’s not easy being a cop. You have to have so much self control while some people being arrested have none.
This is a prime example that not everyone who wants to be a cop should be a cop
This seems like a prime example of why segregation benefits everyone.
Especially in Ohio
Your comment is an example of the scum of society,, the cops were awesome, the woman is trash. 🔑👍
Or maybe 22 years of relentless abuse by these individuals just caught up to him.
@@truthhurts2879sounds about white
“You can not un-commit a crime” yes thank u. Had no idea 🤣🤣
Laticka.... With a name like that, the perplexity towards overreacting and violence makes perfect sense.
And a few minutes further into the video, there you go, no drivers licence!
"You're under arrest"
"No, I don't want to"
"OK ma'am, have a nice day. We'll try again later."
Failure to identify is a secondary charge. She has been trespassed, therefore she hasn't committed a crime unless she a) refuses to leave or b) she comes back on the property. She didn't have to identify, technically, according to the law.
They asked her to leave and she didn’t so she’s trespassing and they are reporting the trespassing to it’s recorded she’s not allowed there so in order to have that she’s not allowed there they need her ID
These officers did not sign up for burger disputes!!
She resisted every step of the way; first verbally, then physically. If it took some strikes to get her compliant, I have no problem with it. She's so incredibly stupid that she got herself punched and arrested over a McDonald's cheeseburger (as good as they are).
well the officer got charged with assault so she could sue the police department... as annoying as she was, she doesn't have to act as high as a standard as the officer failed too.
@@sPaRtAnTYTY85 Only a completely corrupt or shitty judge would adjudicate the officer as guilty. Further testament to our screwed up system. Taneika or whatever is still an entire sack of garbage.
@@sPaRtAnTYTY85
The officer was only charged because the state wants to appease the KFC ethnicity
We all know why the Judge did what he did.
Exactly.
The judge is another defund the police idiot.
Mostly peaceful protests 🔥
She put herself in jail acting stupid. But what do you expect from people like her.
Uuuuggggh: Per Ohio Law: Section 2921.29 - Ohio Revised Code
(A) No person who is in a public place shall refuse to disclose the person's name, address, or date of birth, when requested by a law enforcement officer ...
EWU on a snowy Saturday morning, with something I've never seen before! Do you guys ever sleep? Your contents top notch. Thanks for all the work you do, it has to be a lot of work to get this footage or everyone would do it... And they don't,they use yours.
I kinda wish we had some snow in nj where I am... but I should be careful what I wish for lol
EDIT:
ok, well like a month later I'm officially sorry for what I wished for! Haha
Lovely image - it's the beginning of summer where I am, every day is 90-100F!
Please don’t mention snow, makes me too jealous as I lie in a melting puddle in 41+°C (106°F) with no air conditioning. Argh, I am getting tired of Australia summers!
Pass the snow please!
During her mug shot they should ask her to say "cheese!"
😆
I got 99 problems, a piece a cheese aint one! 🙃
I spoke with Jay-Z before and he said problem #73 was in fact a piece of cheese.
@@dpendsonwhat2441 😂
Don’t start nothing won’t be nothing
Bragging about hitting and charging her with more things is disturbing
@@Bringadinguswtf lmao
@@Bringadingusand you're a weirdo :)
Yea it is, but so is most rap music singing about killing cops and rival gang members and selling drugs for money. There is a reason things are the way they are, and it's not all on the cops.
@BushidoNinja cops must uphold the law, rappers don't. dumbass
@@BushidoNinja comparing lyrics with actual facts is hilarious. Most people who rap are playing a part. You on the other hand seem to be completely honest with your ignorance.
I say 1 year community service if you ever call 911 for anything to do with a fast food restaurant order. Tired of that nonsense.
This would be me as a police officer. I cannot fathom the training and patience to deal with this day in and day out without snapping. Kudos to the officers that do so.
I don't know what is happening with this world. Cops becoming too aggressive and people getting angry over simple little things.
Too much of a sense of entitlement, I guess.
People are entitled and believe they don't have to put up with anything at all. This is the current culture: no one should suffer any inconvenience, everyone should be cuddled.
@@raphaellavictoria01 Entitlement to me is just being boastful and prideful. It won't get you anywhere.
I feel like laws don't fully explain its use in all crimes and since they are not always direct and have wiggle room people do what they want based off their interpretation and sometimes they interpret wrong...
SATAN THATS WHAT IS GOING ON IN THIS WORLD
The most expensive piece of cheese in history 😂
Protect the police from these banshees, don't charge them 😮😮
This woman was argumentative and loud but it’s not okay to assault someone and then prevent them from getting treatment . He could have at least tried to de-escalate a situation instead of just attacking someone for giving them some pushback. He needed to retire.
It’s all on her. She was obviously never told no.
He had no right to hit her.
You have obviously never been told no in your life either. You reap what you sow. For these people "words" obviously don't do anything so you have to escalate. Just like with children... you give them warnings, then you take action. Same principale. @@8213apice
Prime example of a little girl used to getting her own way all the time
like joe rogan said, this is the kind of shit that happens when you dont have to chop firewood.
30 cents? Seriously? LOL!
Being a hoodlum in my teens and twentys, I've unfortunately had to deal with good and bad cops. I had one cop harass me for like 3 years straight. Id get pulled over and searched every time he'd see my car. He never caught me ridin dirty.😂 I eventually saw him at a bar after he got a new job, he apologized and bought me a beer.
Great story! 😊
Then he found $5
No she needed to i.d. she is still wrong
Of course, and that’s why she went to jail. But the video is about the cop punching her because she wouldn’t listen to him. That’s not police protocol. I believe he’s supposed to taze her to get her to comply not put hands on her.
Welcome to America where not following the laws gets you rewarded.
Dayton is rapidly becoming a hotbed of intrigue for videos of this genre😮😢😅😊😂❤
She honestly deserved all charges and she was clearly resisting and needed interventions to get her to comply. 🤷♂️
Her actions are so embarrassing.
60 day house arrest?
THE HORROR
Feel Bad for her family actually.
What an embarrassment. All she had to do was bring it up to the higher up in McDonald’s. It’s just a trespass
Embarrassment from who? She had already left the premises. The embarrassment should be on the cops who couldn't let it go and took it too far!
@@LadyLuck13they have to trespass her if McDonald's asks
@@LadyLuck13 um no? they own that parking lot. they were LITERALLY going to let her go with a simple notice saying she cant come back, but she refused to provide any info like the entitled rude person she is.
edit: to be very clear, officers use of force here was totally and entirely unjustified. but she DID have the opportunity to simply give info and leave.
Correction, officer. The other one didn't punch her.
@@aidenbuterbaugh1478 I'm glad I'm not American bcos we aren't so entitled to have a go about a burger in the first place
Him running his mouth was his obvious downfall. Very foolish.
She "FELT" disrespected for not getting her ass kissed by food workers.
Then acts like she's in her kitchen yelling at family, who all think it normal to act insane.
Bet she won't complain about cheese anymore.
She won’t. She got a million dollars 🎉
I totally understand what he did as well why he did it. If she had just complied none of this would have happen. And what cops have to deal with does push some to the very edge.
I cut that video down, you don't see him punch her, but you see her head move and her hand come up to her face immediately before she says that.
They were both wrong. She escalated a stupid situation, he had no business punching her. What a mess
I don’t understand, she is at fault and he is punished? What’s wrong with those who support her behavior?
I'm pretty sure that officers aren't supposed to deck people in the face like that. Not to mention there's TWO officers there that could've just swung her to the ground while she was resisting. I'm not saying she's right because she definitely isn't, but neither was the cop.
He violated the proper way to restrain. Punching her in the face and then laughing about it on bodycam was what made him wrong. That doesn’t mean she was right, but he did NOT follow protocol! Period!
She refused to identify, she resisted. Cop needed to keep his mouth shut. Next case!
So i was hooked when i got to the part where she was mad about cheese and was like i need to see how we went from cheese to her going crazy in the back of a patrol car.
I think everyone is kinda sick of certain entitled people not following the rules and acting crazy. She’s nuts. 😎✌🏻
She had already left the premises and the situation was over. I'd be pissed if I was her .... ask yourself...wouldn't you be too?
No she hadn't left. She was still there when they pulled up. By then they wanted her to be trespassed.
@@LadyLuck13she didn't leave. Did you not see she was on their property and refused to leave and refused to cooperate when police arrived.
@@EJ-74no you are very misinformed. She refused to leave that's why the cops showed up lmao. Pay attention and you might learn something. She refused to cooperate and that is another charge. She easily could have and was legally required to show i.d. because she failed to leave the property after being asked by the owner. At that point she is committing a crime.
@@BushidoNinja if the police hadn't turned up when they did she would have already left the property. Open your eyes and your brain. This was excessive
Pain is a great motivator. Sometimes you need to hit people to get them to obey.
8:00 - Anger over injustice is a great (perhaps the only) motivator to enforce the law. When you see or even hear about the evil others create, any normal person would be moved to do something about it.
Police lie to people all the time to get confessions to murder. You can't exactly expect them to be honest with anyone for that matter. This is common knowledge and a non-issue until the county decides to make laws against that. Meanwhile, he's been convicted of assault (a necessary application of force to subdue a criminal), but fortunately remains on the force.
I dislike when enforcers of the law are made to be punished for their methods but no judge or politician will ever be fired or punished for theirs.
This is why you do not have friends…
All that over some damn Mc Sandwich 😂
They “might” file a civil suit? When has a black person not filed a civil suit for police being to rough with them 🙄
Cop should definitely not have been gloating, and should not have assaulted her. That's not warranted, and I'm glad he received some form of punishment for it.
I will say, though, that I completely understand. It's just that they have a higher level of professionalism that they need to adhere to that wasn't adhered to in this situation.
If he was punished, good, but if she wasn't then that is a problem, she resisted and acted like a damn fool.
There’s a time and place for police to be aggressive. This wasn’t it.
I could tell in the beginning when he said, “…..and you’re just an angel right?” she was doomed.
Cause he knew she was being a bitch
She's obviously not an angel
@@Epic_C I agree. The way she spoke to the employees and the way she spoke to the officer was like 2 different people. I just feel like it’s the officer’s literal job to deescalate any and all situations, since they’re “keepers of the peace”. This guy came in half-cocked and looking for a reason to use his cuffs instead of looking for a reason to not. This should have been a “nothing burger”.
Literally.
@@DougFunnyFrozenDrinkIt would've been had she obeyed the officer.
💯 7:33 that's so messed up😮 yikes this is why some ppl can never see the police as good people
“Please can I go home” once in cuffs. Whatever. WHY do people do this???!!!!!
Just to let you all know the officer was actually fired for his behavior on this call