She got fired from the dealership… then tried to use her 4.2 GPA as a get-out-of-handcuffs card.
Police were called to a Fort Myers car dealership after management fired an employee and told her to leave the property.
She didn’t.
Officers arrived, explained that management wanted her gone, and repeatedly told her she needed to leave.
She insisted she was waiting for her mother to pick her up.
Then police put Mom on speakerphone.
Mom wasn’t coming.
At that point, walking out the door could’ve ended the whole thing.
Instead, officers attempted to escort her outside, she pulled away and stopped to look for her belongings, and the situation eventually ended with her in handcuffs.
That’s when the résumé came out.
She said she was “literally innocent.”
She reminded officers that she was a law school student.
She had an associate degree.
And, repeatedly, she had a 4.2 GPA.
She also worried that going to jail would ruin her future.
She was ultimately booked on three misdemeanor charges: trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and resisting an officer without violence.
There’s some brutal irony in studying the law while arguing over one of the simplest instructions imaginable:
You’ve been told to leave private property. Leave.
The POPS you hear in this video ar the jumpers.
North Tower lobby. September 11, 2001.
Clock running. 9:00 to 9:10.
FDNY staging in the marble. Radios. Chiefs. Civilians still moving.
Then the South Tower gets hit — and through the lobby windows you see the debris fall.
Jules Naudet’s camera. Real time. No narration needed.
Never forget what that morning actually looked like from inside.
Watch part 3:
Credit: Jules/Gédéon Naudet / Goldfish Pictures documentary *9/11* (2002)