Part 2: A single form of address sparks outrage: Florida transgender student erupts in fury, ending in a shocking twist
Viral police body cam video appears to show a self-described transgender Florida student freaking out on a campus police officer for “misgendering” him — and then being hauled away in cuffs.
The footage shows a blue-haired University of Central Florida student, identified as 27-year-old Jarrett Vick, screaming at a police officer after the cop arrived at a campus building for an unrelated call.
“Why do you let those pigs get away with this? They are not supposed to be here,” says Vick at the start of the video, which was filmed in February 2025 — but released Friday by Inside The Blue TV
Bizarre video shows the moment transgender woman Jarrett Vick is arrested after cursing out the police for “misgendering” him.
The officer tells him to lower his voice, or he will be put in handcuffs, at which point Vick starts cursing out the cop.
“F–king try it. Are you threatening me? You’re threatening me,” Vick responds, prompting the officer to request backup on his radio.
“He is having a breakdown,” says the officer, at which point Vick screams, “She! She! Just say the right pronoun!”
The officer gets out his pepper spray and orders Vick to calm down, pepper-spraying him when he doesn’t calm down.
A university employee appears to step in and try to deescalate the situation.
The man in the video swears at the police before turning victim.
“Get away! F–k you! F–k you, cop!” Vick screams, at which point the exasperated university worker starts walking away.
Later, Vick is seen screaming “She!” and stomping his foot as he yells at the cop for “misgendering” him, and asks the university employee to “please just tell them to use the right pronouns” because it is causing him “a lot of distress.”
Vick was eventually taken into custody in handcuffs, but not before being tased by another officer after reportedly trying to kick and swing at the cops, according to the video.
He was later shown being placed in the back of a police car.
Later, the footage shows him being placed in the back of a squad car.
The bizarre incident reportedly took place on Feb. 5, 2025.
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Approached by The Post, Vick said that he was being “f–king harassed by the cops,” and blamed them for him now “being harassed by the media.”
Vick, of Treasure Island, Florida, was charged with battery on law enforcement, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct on Feb. 5, 2025, according to court records.
Vick’s mugshot following his arrest.
Vick pleaded not guilty on all three charges, and his last court appearance was dated Jan. 16, although the cases were marked as closed according to Orange County records.
A mugshot showing Vick without the blue wig also appears in Orange County court records.
He is listed as male in his arrest records.
Neither Orange County Sheriff’s Office nor the University of Central Florida Police Department responded immediately to requests for comment Sunday.