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Well, this escalated quickly! Luckily it deescalated just as quickly.
2:30 in the morning. I notice someone on the couch in the lobby. I go through the usual information asking what room she's in. She's not registered, so I ask her to leave. She does. For a while.
She's back at 4am. I remind her that she needs to leave. No reply. I ask her if I need to get the cops involved. No reply. So I go and call the non-emergency dispatch.
Police show up and they start out being nice. Giving her a few options of alternatives other than staying in our lobby. She starts to get mouthy. Cops again reiterate that one of her options is jail, but she can also choose a family's home or a women's shelter. No reply.
Cops start to restrain her All of the sudden she's screaming at the top of her lungs crap about police brutality. It's BS. We have a camera that captured it all, and I witnessed it. They get the cuffs on her and she calls both cops and myself assholes.
2:30 in the morning. I notice someone on the couch in the lobby. I go through the usual information asking what room she's in. She's not registered, so I ask her to leave. She does. For a while.
She's back at 4am. I remind her that she needs to leave. No reply. I ask her if I need to get the cops involved. No reply. So I go and call the non-emergency dispatch.
Police show up and they start out being nice. Giving her a few options of alternatives other than staying in our lobby. She starts to get mouthy. Cops again reiterate that one of her options is jail, but she can also choose a family's home or a women's shelter. No reply.
Cops start to restrain her All of the sudden she's screaming at the top of her lungs crap about police brutality. It's BS. We have a camera that captured it all, and I witnessed it. They get the cuffs on her and she calls both cops and myself assholes.
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