A few hours before she's taken into police custody, the transgender social media star took to her social media account to write about looking 'like a Doll on the outside' but 'still hit like a Dude.'
- Nov 9, 2022
AceShowbiz - Fans believe there's something wrong with Nikita Dragun. Before being arrested for causing a disturbance at Miami Hotel by walking around naked, the social media star shared a cryptic post on her social media.
On Sunday, November 6, the transgender YouTube personality turned to her Twitter account to respond to an incident that led to her being escorted out of a trendy Miami nightclub. "bottom line. i see a man put hands on a woman. please 'call the cops.' cus need u forget," she wrote. "i know i look like a Doll on the outside, but i still hit like a Dude."
Then on Monday, November 7, Nikita was arrested at luxury The Goodtime Hotel after "walking around naked by a swimming pool and dousing a police officer with water," TMZ reported. She's taken into custody after police responded to a report of a person being "extremely disorderly" and "causing a disturbance" at the hotel.
The hotel staff then reportedly told officers Nikita had been walking around the pool area naked and causing a disturbance for a "long time." It was further claimed security told police that the model ignored demands to stop causing a disturbance and then threw water onto the staff.
Police were said to have accompanied security to her room where loud music was playing, with security telling the star she needed to stop her behavior or leave the hotel. Nikita then allegedly slammed the door in their faces before opening the door again and asking security, "Do you want more?"
The publication claimed officers said Nikita swung an open water bottle, causing water to splash onto the security guard and officer, which saw her arrested. The star, who looks disturbed in her mugshot, was booked for felony battery on a police officer, misdemeanor disorderly conduct and misdemeanor battery. She was booked at Miami-Dade County's Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on a $5,000 bond.
