A Detroit woman wanted on fugitive warrants allegedly grabbed a seven-foot metal pole and swung it at a security guard after getting fired from a South Florida strip club, leading to a chaotic chase that ended with her arrest on multiple felony charges.
Violent Outburst After Termination
Princess Bell, 23, was fired from Taboo Miami by G5ive on Monday night after what management described as ongoing friction with other employees and bizarre behavior. When she returned to collect her belongings, Bell allegedly went on a rampage through the building. She threw objects, screamed profanity at staff, and seized a seven-foot metal pole before security forcibly removed her from the North Miami Beach establishment. The incident quickly escalated from workplace dispute to criminal matter.
Police Chase Ends Near Highway
After leaving the club, Bell headed to a Shell gas station at Northwest Seventh Avenue and 171st Street. When officers arrived and ordered her to stop, she fled on foot. Police pursued her and caught up shortly before midnight near the westbound entrance ramp to State Road 826. Bell refused to cooperate with the arrest, planting herself on the ground and declining to stand. She also allegedly gave police her sister’s name instead of identifying herself correctly.
Multiple Charges Filed
Officers called Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and staff from Jackson Memorial Hospital West to evaluate Bell before transport. She was booked into Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center around 5:10 a.m. Tuesday on seven charges: aggravated battery, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, providing false identification after arrest, and four counts of resisting arrest without violence. Corrections officials held Bell without bond on outstanding fugitive warrants from both out of state and out of county. The North Miami Beach Police Department has not yet commented on the incident.
What This Means
The case highlights how workplace disputes can rapidly escalate into serious criminal matters when emotions run high. Bell now faces significant legal consequences beyond her existing fugitive warrants. The seven charges could result in substantial prison time if prosecutors secure convictions, particularly on the aggravated assault and battery allegations involving what police classify as a deadly weapon.
