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Who is Bailey Breedlove?

Bailey Breedlove is an autistic mother who reportedly accused a park administrator and a police officer in Frontier City, a Six Flags theme park in Oklahoma City, of embarrassing and threatening her over the clothes she chose while visiting. with his 11-year-old son. -Eldest daughter.

Breedlove shared a video of the confrontation on Facebook and TikTok where an officer berates her because her shorts are “too short” after visiting the park on April 30, while her daughter, sitting next to her, cried.

Mom almost gets arrested at Six Flags, after the guard says her shorts were too short https://t.co/WLRY7rcJ74 pic.twitter.com/fElIMFRVb5

– New York Post (@nypost) May 11, 2021

How old is Bailey Breedlove?

Bailey Breedlove of Colorado is believed to be in her early 20s.

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Breedlove said they started recording the altercation so that people would have a video of the “illegal tactics” used by the police officer. In the clip she shared on social media, Breedlove is seen sitting next to her daughter in the park as the manager tells her that she is being “messy.”

Both the manager and the police officer ask for her identification, so they can prepare a search warrant against her mother.

“Look at this one. Look what you’re doing to my daughter,” the mother is heard saying, pointing to her son, who is sobbing next to her.

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In a lengthy post accompanying the video, Breedlove wrote: “My experience there was traumatic.” She explained that she and her family were greeted at the park at 5pm. The problems started a few hours later.

Breedlove claimed her daughter was “yelled at by a park police officer” after she rolled down the hill in her Heelys skate shoes. The officer then “grabbed” Breedlove by the shoulder of her and turned her around, telling her that her denim shorts were “too short”.

“I did not commit any crime and proceeded to walk towards my boyfriend because I am autistic and it is difficult for me to talk to the officers,” she said. “[The officer] kept yelling at me and calling for reinforcements. Then her incompetent manager appeared and began to embarrass me.

“They told me that I have to go buy new shorts, that I am not obliged to buy anything that I do not want.”

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She eventually agreed to buy new shorts so that her family could “enjoy her vacation”, but she claimed it was not the end of her nightmare. She was “threatened with burglary” and “then pushed and escorted to the entrance.” “Then they pushed me and escorted me to the entrance. Accepting this, we were about to leave and her female officer prevented us from leaving and she took off the handcuffs and demanded my identification, ”she added.

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When Breedlove demanded an explanation for allegedly being treated degradingly, she did not give it to him.

“When we asked for probable cause, her response was ‘because they are the police,’” she said.

She added: “They did not provide us with license plate numbers and she was terrified that she was about to go to jail for a pair of shorts. Her officers made my 11-year-old daughter cry hysterically thinking her mother was about to be arrested. Her policies are vague and confusing and the way her body shames and discriminates against is illegal. I paid a lot of money at your park for our family vacations and I think I deserve a refund for the trauma caused to my family by a pair of shorts on a hot day. “Continuing, he said,” I will not let this happen as we are in 2021 and not in high school. ”

She “She has contacted the Oklahoma Police Department as well as an attorney. I have a five-year ban now, but I won’t go back to any of your parks if that’s how they treat [women] and law-abiding citizens and visitors. You should be ashamed of yourselves. ”

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In her latest update, Breedlove said that she spoke to the captain of the Oklahoma Police Department and was told that it was not an Oklahoma City police officer who had confronted her in the park.