‘Just Say She!’: Blue-Haired Florida Student Flips Out On Cop For ‘Misgendering’ Him

A Florida college student melted down over pronouns during a police call and left the scene in handcuffs.

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Bodycam video released Friday captures the February 2025 confrontation at the University of Central Florida. A campus officer working a vehicle theft report encountered a screaming student in a blue wig, according to footage published by Inside The Blue TV. The student in the footage is identified as 27-year-old Jarrett Vick of Treasure Island, according to the New York Post.

“Why do you let those kids get away with this? They are not supposed to be here,” Vick shouts near the start of the recording. (RELATED: ‘I’m A Former Federal Prosecutor’: ‘The View’ Co-Host Sunny Hostin Tries To Get Son Out Of Trespassing Ticket)

The officer warns Vick to bring the volume down or face involuntary commitment. “If you don’t lower your voice, I am going to put handcuffs on you and I’m going to take you to a Baker Act facility,” he says on the video.

Vick dares him to try. The exchange turns hostile from there, with the officer explaining he has a stolen vehicle to work and no patience for shouting. He radios for a second unit, telling dispatch the student is having a breakdown. “Just say the right pronoun,” Vick yells.

The officer draws his pepper spray and repeatedly orders Vick to the ground. Vick refuses, pleads to be left alone and accuses the officer of abuse. A university employee named Josh tries to calm him without success.

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“Josh, can you please just tell them to use the right pronouns?” Vick asks on the video. “Please. You know, it’s causing me a lot of distress.”

The officer pepper-sprayed Vick when he would not settle down, the Post reported. Officers eventually wrestle him to the floor and deploy a Taser. Vick stomps and screams “just say she” as they work to cuff him.

Police booked him the same day on charges of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, according to court records cited by the Post. Vick pleaded not guilty to all three counts and appeared in court most recently on Jan. 16, though Orange County records list the cases as closed, the outlet reported.

Vick told the Post police had harassed him and blamed them for the media attention that followed. Arrest records identify him as male, and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office and campus police did not respond to inquiries Sunday, the Post reported.

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