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A restaurant bill somehow turned into the most expensive argument on the menu. Angela Eller was told to settle her bill and leave a Winter Park restaurant after management wanted her removed and alleged she had a$saulted a manager. Instead, the conversation kept going. And going. She argued with... show more

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Dr. Haus Hooper🇺🇸🦆💣🫥⭐️26 天前

Best line of the day… “you threw me on the ground and I’m not even black”

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annoying ohtani fan 🇲🇽🇺🇸26 天前

“I’m not even black” 😭😭

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Giggling Ganon26 天前

The level of entitlement is off the chart. This woman clearly thinks that the sun rises and sets on her ass and all should bow down to it.

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Dan Latta26 天前

I want to know the magic way an attorney can get you out of paying for a meal.

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Nobody26 天前

Bet she’s an HOA president too…

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Samurai Training for Information War26 天前

That officer was so respectful and nice!

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JIM SLIPPERY SLOPE HATER!27 天前

I think it's hysterical that people believe that they are in control of the situation when dealing with law enforcement.

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Revenge of Bane26 天前

This is an example of a great and patient cop And it wasn’t surprising at all that this happened in Florida (although Winter Park is a nicer area)

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The Disrespected Trucker26 天前

Don't drink alcohol kids.

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Lenord26 天前

I’m going to the bathroom bc I have a credit card, a phone and an attorney 🥴

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Saul Wilcomb26 天前

Obviously the lady needs to be responsible for herself but why is anyone serving drinks to this lady while she’s tanked and alone

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Steve R26 天前

The whole time she's saying "I'm on the phone with my attorney" but she keeps saying she's going to call her attorney. I wonder how many time the attorney told her to shut up, pay your bill, and get the fuck out of that restaurant.

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David Sharpe26 天前

The entitlement. "I'm not doing this right now."

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Author Ashley D. Turney26 天前

I love his reaction to "I'm not even black". That's crazy 😝

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NostraB26 天前

I love how people pull out their phone willingly to record their stupidity. lol 😂

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Even Tide26 天前

If she really had an attorney on the phone, and was in any way competent, he’d tell her to pay the bill and leave. Every minute you talk to cops = 1 hour of attorney fees.

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Ăůşťīň Ðăñįēł 🦉27 天前

She clearly couldn’t pay. anything to avoid it

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Greg Spice26 天前

A cop tells you you’re being racist ooooof

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Lobo26 天前

This dummy said y threw me to the ground and I’m not even black. This is clear proof we live in yt ppl head rent free. There is no amount of drunk that would make me mention white ppl in a situation where they’re not included or privilege ain’t being applied

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Chris Stephen26 天前

I always wonder what these people think when they wake up in a jail cell the following morning.

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Keith Dixon26 天前

The officer should have done some kind of investigation before demanding that the woman pay. He had absolutely no evidence that that woman owed them any money. Now, I'm not suggesting that she didn't, but that is poor police work on his part.

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Farming Central Virginia26 天前

Social media lawyers shouldn't practice law when they are drunk going viral. 😂

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Amit Lodha26 天前

Any iota of doubt about her bad character disappeared the moment she said, “m not even black and you threw me down”

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William Mitchell26 天前

STUPID WOMEN are more concerned about their cell phone than ANYTHING in the world that could potentially change their life and employment status. She deserves to suffer for years for her ignorant decisions. YES.

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Kanee26 天前

Typical ◻️thug.... Only black people get thrown to the ground by cops

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Kife Derege26 天前

It’s a good thing she is not black. Or she would have been on the floor by now.

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Ex-blackpiller26 天前

So if i cant pay the bill the police can take me to jail?

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FrankietheNose26 天前

Great, now we all have 2 goals as the parent of a daughter: Keep them off the pole Keep them off the internet as an influencer. These people are a complete waste of flesh.

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Professional Hater25 天前

It seriously has got to be hard to be this stupid. Throw her ass in the slammer. Fuckin dork

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Faith & Family26 天前

@RogerBernards She’s drunk as a skunk

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only me.26 天前

"Not even black" they know how black people are treated, but they just don't care. They're all complicit!

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Glen Webster26 天前

Dated a gal like this once. She lured me in with her boobies and slowly revealed her mental illness.

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RugerDude26 天前

This is a perfect example of a woman who has gone her whole fucking life getting what she wants with these emotional fucking outbursts.

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Jack Gjonaj 🇺🇸🇦🇱26 天前

She desperately needs few spectacular slaps in the face.

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Whales26 天前

Seriously though, why was he allowed to not read her her rights?

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When chaos becomes someone's personality, everyone around them suffers. The Santa Rosa Sheriff's Office in Florida responded to a domestic disturbance call. A 60-year-old woman named Tamara (Tammy) was reported to have a$saulted her 81-year-old elderly mother. According to the victim's family, Tammy experienced an outburst inside her mother's home. Tammy got more upset when her mother asked her to leave. When deputies arrived at Tammy's mobile home on the property, she refused to cooperate: Officers knocked multiple times, explicitly demanding she open the door to tell her side of the story. She briefly opened the door, told them to go away, and slammed it shut, locking them out. After warning her that they would break the door down, deputies forced entry into the home and placed her in handcuffs. While being escorted to the patrol car, Tammy grew more unhinged. Once at the vehicle, she deliberately $pat on a law enforcement officer twice, prompting deputies to use a $pit mask. Tammy was taken into custody and booked on a $8,000 cash bond. She faced multiple charges, including: Domestic battery on a person 65 years of age or older Resisting an officer without violence Battery on law enforcement officer (two counts) The prosecutor subsequently elected to pursue all of the filed charges with the exception of the second count of battery on law enforcement.

When chaos becomes someone's personality, everyone around them suffers. The Santa Rosa Sheriff's Office in Florida responded to a domestic disturbance call. A 60-year-old woman named Tamara (Tammy) was reported to have a$saulted her 81-year-old elderly mother. According to the victim's family, Tammy experienced an outburst inside her mother's home. Tammy got more upset when her mother asked her to leave. When deputies arrived at Tammy's mobile home on the property, she refused to cooperate: Officers knocked multiple times, explicitly demanding she open the door to tell her side of the story. She briefly opened the door, told them to go away, and slammed it shut, locking them out. After warning her that they would break the door down, deputies forced entry into the home and placed her in handcuffs. While being escorted to the patrol car, Tammy grew more unhinged. Once at the vehicle, she deliberately $pat on a law enforcement officer twice, prompting deputies to use a $pit mask. Tammy was taken into custody and booked on a $8,000 cash bond. She faced multiple charges, including: Domestic battery on a person 65 years of age or older Resisting an officer without violence Battery on law enforcement officer (two counts) The prosecutor subsequently elected to pursue all of the filed charges with the exception of the second count of battery on law enforcement.

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Woman Lies About Mom’s Ticket to Sneak into Universal Orlando, Gets Tackled, Bailed for $1,000 — Then Warrant Issued At Islands of Adventure (Universal Orlando Resort) in Florida, a woman was arrested for sneaking into the park without a ticket. Security spotted her entering without scanning a ticket and followed her. Confronted by police, she claimed her mom had the ticket but could not produce any proof — and her mother was nowhere to be found. Officers explained it was theft of services and directed her to the security office.She refused repeated commands, resisted arrest (going limp and fighting officers), yelled insults, and accused them of racism while still claiming she had a ticket she never showed. Her husband later arrived with a passport but no park ticket. She was charged with theft of services and resisting an officer without violence. Her husband posted $1,000 bail for the roughly $100 ticket offence. She then failed to appear in court, resulting in an active arrest warrant.

Woman Lies About Mom’s Ticket to Sneak into Universal Orlando, Gets Tackled, Bailed for $1,000 — Then Warrant Issued At Islands of Adventure (Universal Orlando Resort) in Florida, a woman was arrested for sneaking into the park without a ticket. Security spotted her entering without scanning a ticket and followed her. Confronted by police, she claimed her mom had the ticket but could not produce any proof — and her mother was nowhere to be found. Officers explained it was theft of services and directed her to the security office.She refused repeated commands, resisted arrest (going limp and fighting officers), yelled insults, and accused them of racism while still claiming she had a ticket she never showed. Her husband later arrived with a passport but no park ticket. She was charged with theft of services and resisting an officer without violence. Her husband posted $1,000 bail for the roughly $100 ticket offence. She then failed to appear in court, resulting in an active arrest warrant.

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Calling 911 to verify the cop standing two feet in front of you is certainly one way to make a Walmart trip memorable. Naperville, Illinois police responded to a Walmart after staff reported a woman who had previously been trespassed from the store had returned. Officer Buckley approached her in the bread aisle and told her she needed to leave or she could be arrested. Her response? She called 911. While standing directly in front of him. The dispatcher confirmed Buckley was an officer on scene, but that somehow didn’t end the argument. She began livestreaming, insisted she couldn’t be trespassing because she had paid cash for her groceries, questioned whether the officers were legitimate, and repeatedly refused orders to leave. More officers arrived. The grocery cart stayed put. So did she. When officers attempted to place her in handcuffs, she held onto her belongings and resisted before eventually being escorted outside. Police ultimately took her into custody, and she was charged with criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. Turns out paying cash for the groceries doesn't come with a lifetime membership to Walmart—and calling 911 on the officer telling you to leave definitely didn't unlock the secret customer-service level.

Calling 911 to verify the cop standing two feet in front of you is certainly one way to make a Walmart trip memorable. Naperville, Illinois police responded to a Walmart after staff reported a woman who had previously been trespassed from the store had returned. Officer Buckley approached her in the bread aisle and told her she needed to leave or she could be arrested. Her response? She called 911. While standing directly in front of him. The dispatcher confirmed Buckley was an officer on scene, but that somehow didn’t end the argument. She began livestreaming, insisted she couldn’t be trespassing because she had paid cash for her groceries, questioned whether the officers were legitimate, and repeatedly refused orders to leave. More officers arrived. The grocery cart stayed put. So did she. When officers attempted to place her in handcuffs, she held onto her belongings and resisted before eventually being escorted outside. Police ultimately took her into custody, and she was charged with criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. Turns out paying cash for the groceries doesn't come with a lifetime membership to Walmart—and calling 911 on the officer telling you to leave definitely didn't unlock the secret customer-service level.

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38,511 次观看 • 1 个月前