A Florida sheriff is clarifying an incident where a woman claimed to be arrested for paying a flower vendor in a TikTok video. Annika Olson was arrested for refusing to comply with police orders and interfering with an investigation into a vendor violating a county ordinance.
Florida authorities are setting the record straight after a woman claimed she was being arrested for paying a flower vendor in a TikTok video. , posted a video of a woman, later identified as Annika Olson, yelling while being arrested on August 16.
Authorities also said Garcia is a Nicaraguan national, who spoke only Spanish and only had Nicaraguan identification. They added that Garcia had previously been deported from the U.S. in September 2022. They also said she was previously warned about not selling merchandise in the roadway.
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