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WATCH: Mentally unstable PURPLE-HAIRED "student" has a full MELTDOWN when the officer uses the wrong pronouns "STOP MISGENDERING ME!!!!!" The video shows officers responding to a report of a stolen vehicle at the University of Central Florida Jarrett Vick, 27, was arrested and charged with battery on a law... show more

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"STOP MISGENDERING ME!" Newly released bodycam footage shows a trans University of Central Florida student's pronoun meltdown after a confrontation with police quickly spiraled into an arrest. Jarrett Vick was ultimately charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer with violence for the 2025 incident. Throughout the confrontation Vick ignored police orders, repeatedly shouted female pronouns at officers, and attempted to evade arrest. Police say Vick became combative after they responded to reports of a verbal altercation and were ultimately forced to use pepper spray, deploying a Taser, and handcuff Vick.

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27-year-old UCF student Jarrett Vick completely lost it when a campus cop used the wrong pronouns.”The officer said"He's having a breakdown." The student screamed…"SHE!!! SHE!!!!! JUST SAY THE RIGHT PRONOUN!" According to authorities, officers were responding to an unrelated report of a stolen vehicle when they encountered Vick in a hallway. The footage, released in July 2026, shows Vick yelling at officers and questioning their presence before refusing commands to lower his voice. During the exchange, Vick repeatedly demanded officers use female pronouns and became increasingly agitated. A university staff member attempted to de-escalate the situation, but the confrontation continued. Police ultimately deployed pepper spray, and after officers said Vick kicked and swung at them, a Taser was used before Vick was taken into custody. The incident lasted approximately eight minutes. Vick was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. Court records show Vick pleaded not guilty to all charges. The last court appearance was on January 16, 2026, and Orange County records indicate the case has since been closed.

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