Two sisters filming a TikTok in their bras turned a noise complaint into a full-blown circus when Hanover cops showed up, and one of them decided the Constitution meant she could spit on an officer and run.
Bodycam from March 8, 2024, shows Hanover PD rolling up to apartment 210 after neighbors called about screaming and a “circus” spilling outside. Officers found Zeta and her sister Kayla mid-argument, half-dressed, and in no mood to cooperate.
Zeta cracked the door like she owned the building and the Bill of Rights. “We don’t have the right to open or search my door,” she snapped, claiming they were just “cleaning” and making a TikTok. When an officer told her to keep the door open, she tried to slam it in his face.
That’s when things went sideways.
Cops say she resisted, swung, and spat, classic assault-on-an-officer territory. While they cuffed her sister for obstruction, Zeta bolted down the sidewalk still in handcuffs. A deputy chased her down and took her to the ground. More officers piled in to finish the job.
“I didn’t hit you,” she protested as they wrestled her. The bodycam begs to differ.
Both women were charged with resisting arrest, throwing bodily fluids, obstruction, and disorderly conduct. They were released pending court dates. No word on whether the TikTok ever dropped.
The video, recirculated this week by accounts calling it a “FAFO moment,” has viewers split between “she earned that lesson” and “they shouldn’t have gone inside without a warrant.” Either way, the lesson landed: you don’t get to play constitutional scholar while screaming at the people your neighbors called because you wouldn’t keep it down.
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