I'll have to like cop you and put you in my truck, but I'm hoping I can just get you paperwork on a new court date. >> Wait, what charge was it on? >> On July 3rd, 2024, officers with the Downer Grove Police [music] Department contacted a homeless man outside a Starbucks in Downer's Grove, Illinois. After receiving a complaint that he was loitering on private property during the encounter, officers discovered [music] the man had an active warrant for failing to appear in court on a criminal trespass case. 180. >> I might I might be able to just cut them with a new one. >> We were talking about how to get out of the streets. 180 and 180 McDonald's goes out here for food or even if the church is in the city, there's $40 keys in the city. >> That'd be good. >> You do a hustle game by like selling pop out there and [ __ ] hot dogs and [ __ ] >> Candy bars, buy them. >> So if I bought 180, 360. Yeah, I think uh the TAC guys wrote you like a trespass ticket. They >> the tap guys either tag or cause they write you a ticket for trespassing at depot or something like that. >> Yeah, but that's on the 15th. >> Do you have another one with like Westmont or something? >> No, I don't know. >> Someone's got it worn out for you. Well, county has it out cuz it's a failure to appear for your court date. >> Really? >> Yeah. So, we got to handle that. With it being trespass, I'm hoping I could just I'll have to like cop you and put you in my truck, but I'm hoping I can just get you paperwork on a new court date. >> Wait, but what charge was it on? >> I could find out for sure. It says trespassing, so it's it's one of those. I know you had one with like Westmont, one with us. >> I don't have a trespass with Westmont. >> Is it like an old one? >> And I already went to court with Westmont thing. >> Oh, I don't know. I can confirm it in a second, but I'll find out for you. But it's most likely just going to be getting you on your court date. >> Okay. >> All right. If you want to, you can throw your [ __ ] in your bag. I got to text. >> Any chance I can get away with smoking like half a cigarette? >> Yeah, you can smoke a cigarette. >> All right, cool. I'm really stressed, man. >> Yeah. No, no problem. You've been cool with me in the past. >> Thanks. How are you guys? >> Three. >> Oh, makes sense. >> Right there. >> Are you two? >> Four. Yeah, I think you had a 48. >> I must remember it was last Monday, I believe. >> Oh, >> cuz I remember your name getting called and I didn't see you there. So, I'm guessing that I showed up on a Monday about a week and a half ago. >> I was at court. Yeah, >> I don't know. At least the one I saw your name called. I didn't see you there. At least >> it was on uh what day was it? I still have the paper. >> Okay. I know. I think there was something on the date. Yeah, it had to have been like the 27th or something like that. They called your name and I didn't see you there. I don't know who's uh who wrote you that ticket, but >> that's weird. I wonder what ticket it was for. I'd have to go over my paper to see. >> Yeah, I can try and find out for you. See if I If I had to guess it was probably one of our guys, you know, wears jeans and a t-shirt. >> Dude, I don't have any trespasses that other that I'm going to court for other than the depot. >> That's what I would have guessed. >> And and that's I already went to court for that. >> Yeah. When we get back to my computer, I'll see if I can find out which one's going on. Said he handled the Westmont one already, though. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's got to be whatever downers one you had then. At that Glendel Heights location, they called your name. But I'm not sure who's uh what officer's case that was. >> Did you get a winner at least? >> No, I I just started playing. >> Yeah. Nice. >> Sorry, man. I need a cigarette like 2 hours before this. Justin I want because I don't want to you know >> I'm I'm fine with >> it lo 105 view 5105 view of the 71 the building said you got a call from the tenants uh about a homeless male uh left wearing uh long pants mostly all hanging around the property. There's a bunch of trash behind the building. They don't want him hanging around there. >> Probably got about one drag out of that last one. >> Any knives on you or anything like that? >> Yeah. What you got to do? >> You want to throw your lighter in your your bag or anything? >> All right. Then I'll just have you turn around with you in the cops. >> To make things even easier, I'll throw on that suit. >> All right, that works. All right, go ahead. Just turn around for me. Let's get you in the box real quick. >> Nothing else should be in your pocket, R. I got 197. I want 195. I'll grab your bag here in a sec. >> For now, just have you sit in the truck, find out if I can get you into a port and touch you. That's what I'm kind of hoping for. >> All right, that works. Yeah, my it's a pretty minor charge. It's just the only thing is sometimes >> transient subjects sometimes they ask you to go in and stuff, but >> if you have a decent track record going in, maybe they'll cut you a break. >> But I'm find you a new one. >> Yeah. >> All right. Uh any knives or anything in the back or anything like that? All right. You good if I go through it? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. Just sit tight for a few minutes. I'll get everything figured out for you. After placing the man in the patrol vehicle, the officer continued reviewing court records to determine which prior case had resulted in the outstanding warrant. During the encounter, the officer explained that he hoped the matter could be resolved by arranging a new court date rather than taking the man into custody on the warrant. The final disposition of the case was not shown in the release body camera footage. Based on the body camera footage, the following charges or underlying offenses could apply. Failure to appear outstanding warrant. Criminal trespass to real property underlying offense. Disclaimer: Potential charges are presented forformational purposes only and may differ from the final charges filed or the ultimate outcome of the case. All individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of