Florida woman says a group kept coming to her Texas Roadhouse table to preach. So, she allegedly ‘blessed them back’

A dinner at a Texas Roadhouse in Panama City Beach, Florida, reportedly ended with a woman sitting in the back of a police vehicle. Karle Davidson claims she flashed a group of Christians who kept approaching her table to preach while she was trying to eat, according to The Nerd Stash. She now says a judge found her not guilty.

She and a friend were minding their business at the Texas Roadhouse, but she says the group refused to respect their space. Davidson said she and her friend asked the group to leave them alone several times during the meal. The situation reached a breaking point when the two women decided to head out.

Davidson chose a very public way to voice her frustration, as she reportedly flashed her breasts at the group while walking out of the Texas Roadhouse. She described her choice as a way to return the favor. “When we went to leave, I blessed them back,” Karle Davidson wrote, adding that she was wearing pasties at the time.

Davidson couldn’t stop laughing in the back of the police car

The aftermath was captured on video. The footage shows Davidson sitting in the back of a police vehicle while the group she confronted stands nearby outside the Texas Roadhouse. They appear to be praying while the scene unfolds, and Davidson keeps laughing throughout the interaction.

She loudly says, “God bless,” while sitting in the cruiser. Her friend appears to try to keep things calm by urging her to stop, likely to avoid more trouble. However, a police officer eventually rolls up the window to end the interaction.

Police arrested Davidson following the encounter at the Texas Roadhouse. She claims that the officers charged her with disorderly intoxication. She also mentioned that she asked for a breathalyzer test but did not get one from the officers on the scene.

Many commenters questioned why Davidson was the one arrested when she claimed the group was harassing her. Davidson replied to one of them that she had wondered the same thing. Davidson suspects that someone from the group called the police. However, she says she wasn’t worried at the time, as she apparently believed the pasties meant she had done nothing illegal.

The clash may sound familiar, as an evangelist at Five Guys reportedly urged diners to repent in another viral video. Davidson later appeared in court, where she claims the judge called the incident the funniest thing that had ever hit his desk. Courtroom humor has surfaced in other viral cases, including a tourist who stole flamingos from a Las Vegas casino. However, her not-guilty claim comes from her social media posts and has not been verified.