They Called 911 on Me for Filming – Then Lied to the Police

At this point, I checked the business hours posted on the door and saw that the Housing Authority was actually closed. So, I wasn’t going to push the issue—I wasn’t trying to go somewhere that was closed.

But since she had already called the police, I stayed put to document everything.

Filming While Waiting for Police

For the next few minutes, I continued filming:

• Through the windows, I saw that the offices were completely empty.

•I walked around the back of the building, but aside from some bird feeders, there wasn’t much to see.

•At this point, I still wasn’t sure why Christela reacted the way she did, but I wasn’t going anywhere until I spoke with the deputies.

Then, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office (PBSO) arrived.

The Lies Begin

Deputy Sheriff B. Del Valle (#31825) was the first to respond.

He approached me and asked what was going on.

I explained the situation—that Christela flipped out and called 911 just because I was filming.

I asked for his name and badge number, and to his credit, he provided it. But then, another person joined the conversation—a male employee from Families First.

And this is where the lies started.

This guy told the deputy that Christela was trying to leave the building, and I was blocking her. That was a complete lie.

I wasn’t blocking anyone. I was simply trying to enter a building I thought was open. When I realized it wasn’t, I backed off and waited for the police.

But the Families First employee wasn’t interested in the truth—he just wanted me gone.

Trespassed Under Threat of Arrest

At this point, Deputy Del Valle didn’t investigate or ask whether this was public property—he just started copsplaining, telling me I had to leave.

I pushed back, arguing that this was public property, but he wasn’t having it.

So I asked him point-blank: “If I refuse to leave, am I going to be arrested?”

His answer? Yes.

Rather than get arrested over this nonsense, I left and moved to the public sidewalk.

The Final Word

Before leaving, I stopped Deputy Del Valle one last time.

I asked for the case number, which he provided. Then, I told him exactly what I thought about how he handled the situation.

I called him a tyrant—because that’s exactly what he was in that moment.

I stayed on the public sidewalk, filming until he left.

Final Thoughts – What Really Happened Here?

Let’s break it down:

1. Christela Arcelin from Families First had no authority to remove me from the property.

2. Instead of simply telling me the building was closed and moving on, she escalated the situation by calling 911.

3. A Families First employee lied to PBSO, claiming I was blocking the door, when I wasn’t.

4. PBSO Deputy Del Valle didn’t ask the right questions—he just enforced what Families First wanted.

5. I was forced to leave under threat of arrest, despite being on what should have been public property.

This is exactly how private companies manipulate law enforcement to do their bidding. And PBSO? They didn’t even hesitate.

What’s Next?

I know a lot of you are waiting for my Palm Beach International Airport audit video—trust me, it’s coming. I’m just waiting on the PBSO bodycam footage to complete it.

And if you think this was bad, wait until you see what happened at the airport.

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What Do You Think?

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