WATCH: Bodycam video of beach arrest released, shows woman, officer exchange hits

Watch the full video released by police showing the incident between officers and the 20-year-old woman.

WILDWOOD, N.J. — Wildwood police have released body camera video of a confrontation between officers and a 20-year-old woman on the beach this past Saturday afternoon whom authorities accused of underage drinking.

A video taken by a bystander, which showed one officer punch the woman, went viral earlier in the week.

Wildwood police said the delay in releasing the bodycam video was due to hiding the identities of others on the beach not involved in the incident.

Now that it’s been released, the video is offering another view of the viral incident from Memorial Day Weekend.

Wildwood police release arrest video: Christie Ileto reports on Action News at 10 p.m., May 30, 2018.

The bodycam video shows 20-year-old Emily Weinman of Kensington getting breathalyzed by a Wildwood police officer, after having been approached for suspicion of underage drinking.

Weinman places a call to her aunt, who is of age, who she said brought the alcohol.

After a back and forth between Weinman and the officer, she refuses to give the officer her whole name.

The officer then goes after Weinman, who backed away from him.

Watch the report from Trish Hartman on Action News at 6 p.m. on May 30, 2018.

According to the police statement, she is seen striking the officer on the torso, which also turns off the body camera, according to police.

During the struggle, police say the camera resumes recording.

The officer can be seen striking Weinman in the head, and she is handcuffed and walked to a police car.

The officers involved in the incident have been identified as Ptlm. Thomas Cannon, Ptlm. John Hillman, and Ptlm. Robert Jordan.

In a statement released by Wildwood police, they said: “This matter is still under investigation, however, in an effort to insure transparency with the public we serve, it was imperative that this video be released as soon as feasibly possible. Upon the conclusion of the investigation in the coming days, and only after final review by the Cape May County Prosecutors Office, the Wildwood Police Department will release the findings and outcome of the investigation.”

Woman in viral video seen assaulting Hazie’s staff arrested for public intoxication

by: Alex Baker, Dan Kerman

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A woman seen verbally and physically assaulting restaurant staff in a viral video that ripped across the internet Monday was arrested for public intoxication, KRON4 has learned. The video, which was posted Sunday by an employee of Hazie’s in SF’s Hayes Valley, opens with the unidentified woman berating staff while filming them with her phone.

The San Francisco Police Department confirmed the woman’s name as Shireen Afkari.Strava fires woman at center of SF viral restaurant video

Miguel Marchese, a bartender at Hazie’s, told KRON4 the incident occurred sometime around 9 p.m., after the woman and her date were refused service because they appeared intoxicated.

(Watch the video in the player above)

“The night was quite chaotic, the couple came in, they were requesting dinner service,” Marchese told KRON4. “Initially, the server verbalized to me that she could tell that her table was not only intoxicated, but perhaps on some other substances and they were giving her quite a rough time and being quite verbally abrasive with her and then I do believe after that, they asked for the manager to intervene.”

According to Marchese, after speaking with the couple, the manager made the call to not serve the couple.Customers flocking to celebrity-chef founded SF restaurant after viral video

“He retracts her cocktails from the table, because I just made them, he brings them back and he simply tells me, ‘They’ve had enough to drink, we shouldn’t serve them anymore.’ And then later, it just kind of spiraled into chaos,” he said.

As the video continues, Afkari is seen striking the phone of someone filming the incident.

“I was hoping that when I told her to leave the bar, physically leave the bar, that’s when things just spiraled out of control. She ends up assaulting one of the bussers who was recording the situation,” Marchese said.

Later in the video, the woman is seen getting into more physical altercations at the bar. At one point, another woman sitting at the bar, later identified as a restaurant employee, gets up and takes the woman to the ground, before returning to her seat.

Eventually, a group of staff members and customers are seen restraining the woman and her date and ushering them outside of the restaurant to the sound of rousing cheers from customers.

“I knew at the end of the day, we just had to get them out of the building,” Marchese said.

But that was not the end of it. The scene continued outside the restaurant and at some point in the melee, Afkari grabbed ahold of Marchese’s hair.

“As soon as I’m about to let her go, because she’s off the property, she’s someone else’s issue, she grabs my hair really tight, because I have very long hair,” Marchese said. “She wraps my hair around her hand and just pulls on it for dear life. It was quite painful.”

Marchese said she only let go of his hair after he grabbed her phone.

“I’m able to grab her phone hoping it would give her an incentive to let me go, and it does. I grab the phone, she lets go of my hair finally, and I throw it. I throw it far away so they can essentially wander off, and we can go back into building and lock the door, like throwing a bone at a dog that’s attacking you just to distract her.”

After Marchese threw Afkari’s phone, she can be seen running toward him in the video. In the video, the bartender appears to stick a leg out to trip the woman who falls face first onto the sidewalk.

As Afkari gets up from the sidewalk, she is heard berating her date as he helps her up. The man then gets into a brief altercation with restaurant staff before the two of them are ushered down the sidewalk, away from the restaurant.

“I kind of just need to neutralize this situation just for a quick second and yeah, she stumbles on the concrete, and you think that’d be enough, but it wasn’t,” said Marchese. “She gets back up she yells at her boyfriend that he’s not man enough and he starts to re-engage in fighting with some other people.”

It was at that point that the police arrived.

“It was quite chaotic, but eventually, at that time, the police arrive just right after that and they start to detain them,” he said.

The San Francisco Police Department confirmed that officers responded to a business on the 500 block of Hayes Street about 9:41 p.m. Sunday regarding a person who was escorted from the business.

Officers arrived on the scene and located the woman who was removed from the business. SFPD developed probable cause to arrest her for public intoxication. She was transported to SF County Jail and detained for public intoxication.