She might have been doing nothing wrong but when asked to leave you leave. At that point she was trespassing. You're in walmart. They ask you to leave. You say you've done nothing wrong, and you haven't. Pick your fight. You are now trespassing and the same incident can ensue.
It's the same as people here selling items and putting up disclaimers about who they want to deal with. It doesn't matter what you've done or what you haven't. She could have been handing out 100 dollar bills. She was asked to leave and refused, then resisted.
Besides the getting arrested, let's talk about the other lady, because what she is doing to the officer should have never taken place. Hope they charge her.
I work with LE daily and reviewing uses of force is part of my job. Normally I'd agree with you, but the circumstances here were different. If you're being a jerk and are asked to leave but don't, then yes, at that point you are trespassing. Being asked to leave at that point is a lawful command and resisting said command is grounds for action by officers, up to and including arrest. You'll get no argument from me there. She was sitting on the bleachers, socially distanced, with her own family and affecting nobody else around her. She was attending a public event and broke no law, edict, ordinance, so on and so forth, and thus there was no reason to forcibly remove her. The officer should have known this and informed the school officials, yet she was cuffed, forced down, drive stunned and then hauled out.
She did pick her fight, and I'm glad she did. This country needs more people like her right now because this ridiculous mask charade and the draconian enforcement of it are the least of our concerns at this point. Like I said, I hope the school and Logan PD are ready to pony up because any lawyer worth his salt will take one look at this and eviscerate them both.
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