💙🚔 THANK YOU, TEMPLE TERRACE POLICE DEPARTMENT: SEE BLUE, NOT RED. SEE INTEGRITY. ⚖️🙏🏽

By AyeDNicole | October 10, 2026

I want to thank the Temple Terrace Police Department for the respectful conversation today. The two officers were very polite, professional, warm, and understanding. It’s ironic the police gets called because people like Camille Baker who posted about her mother wanting to call the law on me on her Instagram story after she cyber stalked me which is a violation, and after BROOKSIE McGraw was insinuating I’m mentally unstable to my best friend Cameron as well as inquiring about a gun. It’s so funny how these individual and others are running out of ways to stop me and stick to their old story of “oh she’s mentally unstable” because of the defamation when I was wrongfully arrested and went in a Baker Act after being laced. That was 2018 and I been okay ever since. Folks that wanna see me down wanna keep me down cause they are jealous and mad they did not grow up with their parents and take it out on me is crazy work . Projection is real

One of the biggest positives of today’s interaction was that we were able to have a respectful discussion while maintaining appropriate personal boundaries, approximately 2–3 feet apart. There was no harm, no foul play, and no arrest.

I appreciate how the Temple Terrace officers approached the situation, listened to my concerns, and assessed what was happening without making me feel disrespected.

I respectfully let them know that I believe individuals are trying to pin “mental instability” on me due to the situation that occurred at FAMU, which I maintain was illegally leaked. I also explained my concerns about individuals affiliated with Beta Alpha and Beta Nu whom I believe have continued trying to use my past experiences against me.

All in all, individuals such as Michael Jenkins Jr., Jared Eummer, BROOKSIE, Camille Davis, and others whose conduct I have questioned need to understand that I am going to continue expressing myself lawfully.

I find what I perceive as passive-aggressive, premeditated behavior and attempts to involve law enforcement or contact my father deeply concerning.

The officers were very professional and understanding, and no arrest has been made.

As an upcoming artist and future law student, I explained that I believe certain individuals oppose me speaking out about Greekdom mess and defending myself publicly.

🎤 LET ME ALSO MAKE SOMETHING VERY CLEAR.

The Temple Terrace Police were also informed that I am a rap artist and that the alleged “threats” being discussed were me cussing folks out and expressing myself, without any willful intent to harm anyone.

They were not even trying to arrest me.

To me, this shows that the individuals I have called out cannot bring me down simply because I refuse to be silent about my experiences.

I also told the officers about my concerns regarding alleged affiliations or dealings involving certain individuals and other rap groups outside of Paper Route Empire (P.R.E.).

From my perspective, these connections may help explain why I believe certain people are going this hard to silence me. These are concerns I shared, not findings established by the officers.

I made it clear that my music is my artistic expression.

Cussing somebody out, speaking about my experiences, and choosing violence on a rap track do not mean I have any intention of committing literal violence against anyone.

💚 MY MENTAL WELL-BEING IS NOT A WEAPON TO USE AGAINST ME.

The officers also asked me about my mental well-being, and I explained to them that I am fine.

I expressed that I believe certain individuals try to stick mental health labels on me because of how I feel my character has been defamed over the years.

I also shared something positive that came from my past Baker Act experience: being introduced to music therapy, which ultimately helped start my journey into rap music.

That experience gave me another avenue for creative expression.

As I explained to the officers, I only choose violence when I pop my shit in the booth — not by physically harming anyone. 🎤

My music is where I express frustration, tell my story, exercise creativity, and turn difficult experiences into something productive.

I do not promote literal violence against people.

The officer smiled and nodded during our conversation. I respectfully stated that I will not be going to law school being Shiesty or conducting myself like the individuals whose behavior I have criticized.

My music is not an invitation for anyone to misrepresent my intentions, and my pursuit of a legal education is not an invitation for anyone to interfere with my future.

⚖️ RESPONSIBILITY, PERSONAL SAFETY & RESPECTING THE LAW

I also informed the officers about my intentions regarding firearm safety and responsible ownership.

After finishing my gun class, I intend to follow applicable licensing requirements and make sure I am properly trained, legally eligible, and equipped to carry in accordance with the law.

I explained my process and the steps I intend to take.

The officers did not express anything negative to me about those plans during our conversation, and I appreciated their respectful approach.

For me, responsible firearm ownership means understanding the law, practicing safety, and never using a weapon to intimidate or harm anyone.

My intentions are to remain lawful, responsible, and properly educated.

💚🩷 ADVOCATING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE INTERESTED IN GREEK LIFE

I also expressed how important it is for parents to protect their children if they are interested in joining Greek organizations.

I used my own story as an example and explained why I believe certain individuals have attempted to revive the character defamation I experienced in 2018.

From my perspective, these police-related encounters have raised concerns about whether others are trying to undermine my reputation because they disagree with my public statements.

I have expressed similar concerns regarding my experiences involving Jasmine Herbert.

Nevertheless, I will continue speaking about my experiences, advocating for accountability, and pursuing my future as a female rapper and law student.

My freedom of speech, my artistry, my future legal education, and my willingness to advocate for young people interested in Greek life should not be mistaken for mental instability or a threat of literal violence.

💙🚔 SEE BLUE, NOT RED: A MESSAGE ABOUT RESPECT, INTEGRITY & LAW ENFORCEMENT

I also want to take this opportunity to encourage individuals who may find themselves in situations where people they have disagreements with call the police on them.

Remain respectful. Be genuine in your conversation. And most importantly, remember: DON’T SEE RED at the cops who didn’t do anything to you. SEE BLUE. AND SEE INTEGRITY. 💙

Just because someone calls the police on you does not automatically mean the responding officers are your enemies or that they have already made a judgment about you.

These officers have a responsibility to assess the situation, ask questions, and determine what is occurring.

You also have a responsibility to conduct yourself appropriately, remain calm, and understand your rights.

Don’t redirect your frustrations with another individual toward an officer who is simply responding to a call.

Be honest about your experiences. Explain your concerns respectfully. Maintain appropriate physical boundaries, avoid threatening gestures, and remember that you can exercise your rights without being disrespectful.

You can respectfully decline to answer questions when legally permitted and request legal counsel when appropriate.

Seeing BLUE means recognizing the human beings wearing the uniform. Seeing INTEGRITY means holding yourself and law enforcement to standards of honesty, accountability, fairness, and professionalism.

Today, I experienced what I personally consider a positive example of respectful communication with the Temple Terrace Police Department.

They listened. I listened. We maintained our boundaries. There was no harm, no foul play, and no arrest.

And my mother was on the phone praying for my safety throughout the experience.

Respect should always go both ways.

🙏🏽 MY MOTHER’S PRAYERS & GOD’S PROTECTION

One of the most important parts of today’s experience was having my mother on the phone.

My mother was present by phone and sent prayers that I would not be harmed.

That meant everything to me.

As a daughter who loves and respects her parents, I appreciate having a mother who prays over me and wants me to remain safe.

Psalm 91:11 (KJV)

“For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways.”

Romans 12:18 (KJV)

“If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men.”

I believe in God’s protection, but I also believe in exercising wisdom, respecting authority, following the law, and conducting myself responsibly.

💙 THANK YOU AGAIN, TEMPLE TERRACE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Today’s interaction reminded me that respectful communication matters.

We maintained appropriate physical boundaries, discussed my concerns, addressed questions about my well-being, and talked about my music and personal plans without harm or foul play.

The officers were warm, professional, and respectful throughout my interaction with them. They had nothing negative to say to me during our conversation, and I appreciated how they respected my process and the steps I am taking.

I will continue choosing music over physical violence, education over ignorance, lawful advocacy over intimidation, and faith over fear.

No arrest. No violence. No harm. Just a respectful conversation.

Thank you to the Temple Terrace Police Department, and thank you to my mother for keeping me covered in prayer.

DON’T SEE RED. SEE BLUE. SEE INTEGRITY. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, LET GOD GUIDE YOUR CONDUCT. 💙⚖️🙏🏽

Respect should always go both ways.

Amen.

— AyeDNicole 💚🩷🎤⚖️

#TempleTerracePolice #SeeBlueNotRed #SeeIntegrity #AyeDNicole #RespectLawEnforcement #MusicIsExpression #FutureLawStudent #FaithOverFear #CommunityAccountability

Disclaimer: Statements concerning named individuals reflect my personal experiences, opinions, concerns, and interpretations of events. They are not presented as independently established findings of criminal wrongdoing or misconduct. My description of the police interaction reflects my personal recollection and does not constitute an official statement, endorsement, or legal determination by the Temple Terrace Police Department.

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