6 'Temper Tantrums' Caught on Police Bodycam
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Takeaways
- ❖A dispute over an 'all you can eat' shrimp policy at Applebee's escalated to an arrest for disorderly conduct after a customer refused to calm down.
- ❖A concertgoer was arrested for resisting an officer, battery on an officer, and trespassing after attempting to bribe security for a better view and then swatting an officer's hand.
- ❖A woman who tossed a child into a pool without permission was charged with child abuse and resisting an officer after displaying a lack of remorse and refusing to cooperate.
- ❖A 65-year-old woman with a prior trespass warning was arrested for shoplifting and trespassing at Walmart, also facing a bench warrant for a previous petty theft charge.
- ❖A woman disguised as a UPS driver was arrested for unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of burglary tools, and criminal impersonation after being found with a loaded gun and attempting to fake a seizure.
- ❖A hospital patient, known as a 'plus-size influencer,' was arrested for third-degree assault, trespassing, resisting obstruction, and misuse of 911 after becoming verbally aggressive and refusing to leave the facility.
Insights
1Applebee's 'All You Can Eat' Dispute Leads to Disorderly Conduct Arrest
Shaisha Cobbs and her group believed they could share 'all you can eat' shrimp plates, leading to a confrontation with Applebee's staff over the bill. When police arrived, Cobbs became verbally aggressive, refusing to quiet down despite multiple warnings, resulting in her arrest for disorderly conduct. She later pleaded guilty, receiving probation and community service.
Shaisha Cobbs was arrested for disorderly conduct after yelling at police and restaurant staff over an 'all you can eat' policy. She was sentenced to 180 days probation and 7 days community service.
2Concertgoer Bribes Security, Resists Officers, and Faces Felony Charges
Shelby Muslanca attempted to stand in a restricted area at a Shakira concert, allegedly bribing a security guard with $20. When confronted by police, she refused to return to her seat, questioned why others weren't being removed, and swatted an officer's hand. She was arrested for resisting an officer without violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and trespassing, arguing about Miranda rights and the legitimacy of her arrest.
Shelby Muslanca was charged with resisting an officer without violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and trespassing after refusing to comply with security and police at a concert, and allegedly swatting an officer's hand.
3Woman Throws Child in Pool, Shows No Remorse, and Resists Identification
Eileen Coulser picked up a small child and tossed him into a community pool without parental permission. When confronted by police, she admitted the act, stating it was 'for fun' and questioned if it was 'wrong,' showing no remorse. She resisted providing her full name and ID, leading to her arrest for child abuse and resisting an officer without violence. She later pleaded no contest to child abuse and received two years probation.
Eileen Coulser was charged with child abuse and resisting a police officer without violence after throwing a child into a pool and refusing to cooperate with deputies. She received 2 years probation.
4Repeat Shoplifter Ignores Walmart Ban, Faces New Charges and Warrant
Kathleen Hagen, 65, returned to a Walmart from which she had been permanently banned months earlier for alleged theft. She claimed she only returned for a specific Diet Pepsi not sold elsewhere. She was found with stolen food items in her bag and arrested for trespassing and petty theft, compounded by an active bench warrant for failing to appear in court on a previous petty theft charge. She spent 41 days in jail.
Kathleen Hagen was arrested for trespassing and petty theft at Walmart, in addition to an existing warrant for failing to appear on a previous petty theft charge. She spent 41 days in jail.
5Fake UPS Driver with Gun and Burglary Tools Attempts to Fake Seizure
Heather Bever was found in a residential neighborhood dressed in a UPS uniform with a face covering, behaving suspiciously. Deputies discovered she was a convicted felon carrying a loaded .22 Daringer, bullets, and various burglary tools. During her arrest, she repeatedly attempted to fake a seizure to avoid questioning and transport, which officers quickly identified as a ruse.
Heather Bever was booked on charges including burglary, unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of burglary tools, and criminal impersonation after being found in a UPS disguise with a loaded gun and tools, and faking a seizure during arrest.
6Influencer's Hospital 'Mental Health Crisis' Leads to Multiple Arrests
Jaylen Cheney, a 'plus-size influencer,' was at a hospital claiming a mental health crisis but was verbally aggressive towards staff and refused to leave. She made erratic claims about kidnapping, fake actors, and an FBI investigation. Despite being offered alternatives, she refused to cooperate, called 911 multiple times to get arrested, and physically resisted officers, leading to charges including third-degree assault, trespassing, resisting obstruction, and misuse of 911. Her size complicated transport, requiring a police evidence van.
Jaylen Cheney was arrested on charges including third-degree assault, first-degree trespassing, resisting obstruction, interfering with a hospital facility, and misuse of 911 after becoming verbally aggressive and refusing to leave a hospital, making false claims, and resisting officers.
Key Concepts
Escalation of Conflict
Minor disagreements or perceived injustices can rapidly escalate into criminal offenses when individuals refuse to comply with lawful orders, leading to disproportionate consequences compared to the initial incident.
Entitlement Bias
A cognitive bias where individuals believe they are exempt from rules or consequences, often leading to confrontations with authority when their expectations are not met, as seen in disputes over restaurant policies or concert seating.
Lessons
- Maintain composure and comply with lawful orders from law enforcement to avoid escalating situations and additional charges.
- Understand that private property rules (e.g., 'all you can eat' policies, concert seating, trespass warnings) are legally enforceable, and disputes should be handled calmly and through appropriate channels.
- Avoid making false statements, faking medical emergencies, or resisting identification, as these actions can lead to further criminal charges and undermine your credibility.
- If you believe your rights are being violated, state your intention to remain silent and request an attorney, rather than arguing or physically resisting.
- Be aware that prior criminal history, such as felony convictions, significantly impacts legal interactions, especially regarding possession of firearms or other prohibited items.
Notable Moments
Shaisha Cobbs' family member attempts to physically silence her during the argument with police, placing a hand over her mouth.
Illustrates the extreme frustration and desperation of those trying to de-escalate the situation, highlighting the disruptive nature of Cobbs' behavior.
Shelby Muslanca repeatedly asks if other groups of people doing the same thing are also being trespassed, trying to justify her actions by pointing out others.
Shows a common defense mechanism of 'whataboutism' and a lack of personal accountability, which is ineffective in legal confrontations.
Eileen Coulser's casual admission of throwing a child into the pool, asking 'Is that like wrong?' and her flippant attitude towards being arrested ('So, lock me up.')
Reveals a profound lack of empathy and understanding of the severity of her actions, suggesting a detachment from reality or mental instability.
Heather Bever's dramatic and clearly faked seizure attempt, including kicking and then suddenly 'recovering' when threatened with Narcan.
Demonstrates a desperate and manipulative attempt to evade arrest, which officers easily recognized and called out, adding to her charges.
Jaylen Cheney, while being escorted out of the hospital, loudly accuses officers of rape and claims the FBI is watching, despite being covered and having her actions recorded.
Highlights the extreme and potentially delusional behavior exhibited during a mental health crisis, and the challenge for officers in managing such situations while maintaining public trust.
Quotes
"I tossed him in the pool a couple feet. Yeah. Is that like wrong?"
"That is the worst fake seizure I have ever seen. Knock it off."
"You're in a neighborhood you don't live in, dressed in disguise with a loaded gun in your pocket, wearing gloves, with a face mask on, dressed like a UPS driver. What the are you doing?"
"I'm having a mental health emergency though. Can someone take me to trio's health or I guess to the jail? Is that where you taking me?"
"Hands up. Don't shoot. Hands up. Don't rape. Hands up. Don't shoot. I'm disabled."
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