Public Disruption Leads to Arrests at City Council Meeting

 

Corpus Christi Police Department

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS (News Release) -During the City Council meeting on September 2, 2025, several individuals were repeatedly disruptive despite being asked to stop. Both the Mayor and law enforcement officers requested compliance to maintain order and allow the meeting to proceed. When those individuals failed to comply, the officers made the decision to proceed with arrests.

The disruptions included the use of profane language and behavior clearly intended to interrupt the meeting. While we strongly encourage the public’s right to voice their opinions and participation, it is important to uphold the integrity and order of public meetings so that all voices can be heard respectfully. 

Isabel Araiza (51)- Disorderly Conduct (Class C Misdemeanor)

Heather Shields (45)- Disrupt Meeting or Procession (Class B Misdemeanor) and Resist Arrest Search or Transport (Class A Misdemeanor)

Amanda Breland (34)- Hinder Proceedings by Disorderly Conduct (Class A Misdemeanor)

 
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