Idiots Among Us In Where Else Rock Hill - You Can't Fix Stupid

While at one of Rock Hill's most likely to be caught on camera from dozens of angles convenience stores, Patricia Pizer thought it was not only wise to harass police while they were arresting someone at the local Quick Trip but that throwing her drink at an officer and a few punches was a good idea as well.

Later she claimed her arrest was unnecessary and resulted in great bodily harm. Even claiming she received a fractured skull. However review of the video shows her skull may have been fractured since birth. Proof once again there is no cure for stupid. 

Leave it to one of Charlotte's little known television news channels to "spin" the victim angle.

A woman accused of assaulting an officer is taking to Facebook to tell her side of the story of a violent arrest she says happened at the hands of the Rock Hill Police Department. 

Officers disagree, saying she’s the one who put up the fight when the handcuffs came out. 

“This has been really hard and really frightening,” Patricia Pizer said in a Facebook live video Thursday afternoon. She believes Rock Hill police used excessive force while arresting her Wednesday evening at a Quik Trip. “I felt really, really isolated and scared,” Pizer said 

According to the police report, officers responded to the gas station around 5:00 p.m. for a domestic call. While one officer was arresting the man in the domestic situation, Pizer intervened to tell the officer he was arresting the wrong person. That officer told Pizer to leave multiple times since the conflict did not involve her or she would be arrested. 

Again the officer asked Pizer to leave. She then pulled out her cell phone to record her interaction, that's when the officer grabbed her left arm to place her under arrest. 

The report continues saying Pizer threw her drink at the officer and then punched him in the face multiple times, causing his earpiece and sunglasses to fall off. As the struggle continued, the officer was able to use a foot sweep to knock Pizer to the ground. Her face hit the pavement and that's when she lost some teeth. 

She was eventually arrested for assaulting an officer while resisting arrest and cited for hindering police. 

Pizer and her husband dispute the police department's report and believe they used excessive force. The couple gave FOX 46 several photos of Pizer after the arrest. They say she suffered a fractured skull, five broken teeth, a dislocated shoulder, and several scrapes and bruises. 

In an afternoon press release, the police department stated in part: This review found that the officer involved made a lawful arrest and used force necessary to effect the arrest of Ms. Pizer and her only injuries included abrasions and possible chipped tooth, sustained during the resistance of arrest.