Local Florida officials have released an unusual video of a woman throwing bricks into her ex-boyfriend's window after she first denied the law and was arrested for a crime.
The Lee County Sheriff's Office released a video on Facebook last week, saying that 34-year-old Sabrina Coyne had released a “first date” brick a few days ago through the window at Bonita Springs House. The edited clip, which includes both doorbell cameras and police body cam footage, is captioned, “The woman throws a brick out of the window – “It wasn't me.”
“There's domestic violence here. There's zero tolerance policy because it can be very, very unpredictable and sometimes fatal.” “When it comes to crimes of passion and domestic violence, , It's amazing how things get so hot and crazy. And we have to go in and clean things up. ”
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Officers arrived at the residence after the homeowner clashed loudly and woke up by knocking at the front door. Marceno claims that Coin married a man, but said they had domestic relations and were separated.
“She rolls into the house. She finds a sentimental brick from their first date…and she continues to throw it out of the window. “You two won't fall from love at the same time. No matter how annoyed or upset you are, you can't throw a brick into someone else's window.”
In the video, you can see her throwing a “first date” brick through her ex-boyfriend's window. (Lee County Sheriff's Office)
In the video shared by police, officers can be heard asking a woman who claims it is a coin, “Did you launch anything there?” She replies “No” before cutting into footage that appears to show the video throwing bricks.
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Sabrina Coyne, 34, was arrested after police said she had threw a brick into her ex-boyfriend's window. (Lee County Sheriff's Office)
“I didn't break the window, I didn't break the window!” says the woman, who police identified as coins. “Official, officer, I didn't break the window.” All cap's “wrong” words are repeatedly displayed on screen every time the suspect denied her crime.
“She denies doing anything despite it being obviously caught up in the video, she denies it,” Marseno said.
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Marceno said his department values transparency and has a big social media presence.
“We have such a great residents here in Lee County. It's not their job to know what we're doing. It's our job to provide that information,” he said. said. “When you use a bit of humor… you're not making the situation lighter, but 'Hey, this is what happened. I don't thank God.' You're giving that information out and maybe a bit of humor. Just using it gives it a little cutting edge. ”
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The video, released by the Lee County Sheriff's Office, is said to show Coin throwing bricks into her ex-boyfriend's window. (Lee County Sheriff's Office)
Coyne was arrested, charged with criminal mischief, and threw a fatal missile into the occupied residence, police said. She was later released after posting Bond, according to Marceno and online records from the Sheriff's Office.
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“No matter what's going on… take a breath… we're not going to tolerate domestic violence, so a cool mind wins,” Marseno said. “One snapshot in time can define more days, nights, months, years.”
