On February 3rd, 2025, police responded to a restaurant where a highly intoxicated man was refusing to leave after repeatedly defying officers' orders. The situation escalated when he stood up and laid hands on one of the officers. >> Hi. How's it going? How are you doing? >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. I'm just chilling. >> Okay, well, you can't chill in here if you're not buying anything. You definitely can't have an open container of liquor, and you got to put your shoes back on. >> All right. >> They don't They don't want you hanging out here, okay? >> All right. I understand. >> Where are you going to go? >> Um I'm going to stay right here. >> They don't want you here. He just told me. So, where are you going to go? >> I'm going to stay right here, please. >> You can't stay right here. You can't stay right here. They don't want you here. Okay? So, go ahead and put your shoes on. >> Huh? >> Put your shoes on. >> Mhm. I'm just I'm just staying right here. >> Well, you can't stay right here. >> I understand. >> They don't want They called us, and he just told me that he doesn't want you here anymore. So, you have to go. >> No, I'm going to stay right here. I'm going to be right. I'm going to be careful. >> I'll tell you what. I'm going to go talk to him about it, and whatever he says goes. Cuz he's the manager here, okay? >> Okay, Dave. >> Give me a second. How you doing, sir? >> [ __ ] you. >> Yo. >> Thanks. Yeah, I know. [ __ ] you. I appreciate it. Yeah, I know. >> Why would you say that? >> you know. Oh, it's listen. >> up and asked to ask were doing. >> My name is David, D A V I G I E. Goolie Vader. >> Okay, spell it. >> Um [ __ ] >> I asked him if he had his ID on him. >> I'm sorry. >> Do you have your wallet? Do you have your ID in it? >> Well, it's I don't have it. I I apologize and >> Okay, spell your last name for me. >> Him. >> No, no, spell >> He needs to go elsewhere. >> have to go anywhere. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I do not. >> Stop. >> You better sit down. Sit down. >> Listen, stop. >> Get your hands off me. Guess what? >> Stop. >> Jenkins, give me your other hand. Okay. Okay. You good? Let's go. >> Nope, I won't go. >> You're getting put in handcuffs. If you want to go off and be a big boy, you're getting put in handcuffs. >> Why are you fighting? Stop. >> Okay. >> Three. >> Two eleven one skier. >> Why did you do that? >> Because this guy is a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> What did he do? He came over and asked how you were doing. That's it. Let's go. Get up. >> Yeah, get up. Come on. >> You get your [ __ ] You're you're going to [ __ ] pay for this. >> Oh, yeah? How's that? >> Just let me go, please. >> Nope. If you want to ass up, you're going to pay for it. Why you tensing up? Come on. I just said no. Yep. >> Who's taking him? >> Huh? >> Let's go. >> All right. >> All right, if you could give us just a moment. >> Yep. Get out of our way, please. Can you move out of our way? >> We're his mother and father, all right? >> What's that? >> We're his father and mother. >> Okay, well, he's just trying to put his hands >> my buddy here, so >> Yeah, he just stood up and put his hands on me. So, no, he's going to jail. >> He's not going to jail. >> Yes, he is, ma'am. >> He has a medical condition. He has epileptic seizures. >> Back up. Back. >> He ran out of his medicine, you understand? >> Back up. >> He ran out of his medicine. >> Back up. I will talk to you in a second. Back up. >> person. I'm going to shoot you. That's what I'm going >> Can you please let my my hands go? >> seizures. Mothers and fathers were here earlier. >> did was walk in there and ask how he was doing. He said "Fuck you." to me twice. >> Because he's having epileptic seizures. >> Let me finish. As my partner was trying to talk to him, he looks at me and says "Fuck you." again, stands up and puts his hands on me. Do you understand what that is? It's called battery on law enforcement. He's going to jail. >> Sir, >> What? >> Doesn't matter. He didn't need to put his hands on me. All I did was walk in here and ask how he was doing. >> If I go with you, what are you going to do to me? >> That's battery on law enforcement. Just stay away from him. My kid My kid wouldn't be putting hands on cops. >> Anything in your pocket or in your >> No, ma'am, I do not. >> are How do you like that? >> Okay, thanks. >> We're just as special as you, huh? >> You good? >> Yeah. All right, we're just >> I was just going to put my hands Back up. Back up. >> We will come back and take our stuff. >> Sir, since you're not listening to me and since you're yelling at me, please back up. We will explain to everything you all just a second. Okay. You should have told me. I'm worried. Back up. I'm fine. Okay. >> Well, obviously they may not be feeling well. He's handicapped. >> We didn't do anything. We were talking to him and he stood up and tried to fight us. >> He ran out of his medicine. You understand? He's got very high blood pressure. He's got epileptic seizures. He even had a bandage and bleeding in the brain twice. >> Okay. >> You understand he's very ill. >> that. He's in a business drinking, getting publicly intoxicated. All the business was asking him to have Let me finish. >> Yes. Okay. Okay. >> All the business wanted to do because he was getting intoxicated in there was have us come in and ask him to leave. As my partner was talking to him, I showed up. Again, asked him how he was doing. He said, "Fuck you." to me twice. I stopped talking to him, didn't pursue any further conversation. As my partner was trying to gain him more information from him, he looked at me, said, "Fuck you." again, stood up, and then put his hands out on me. >> All right. >> So, again, battery on law enforcement. >> the thing, but I don't think he really realized you were a cop in that condition. He would not have done that. >> My partner and I both are in full uniform. We're in a badge. >> Yeah, he must he must have he must have went and got some booze. >> Oh, he definitely did. I mean, there's a big old bottle of it in there. >> If I put my hand on you, why would I go to jail? >> Ma'am, he got up in an aggressive manner. Came at me. He put his hands on >> He did not know what he was doing. >> Doesn't matter. >> I think it does. >> Even when we're intoxicated, we still have some understanding of what we're doing. >> No, we don't. No, we don't. We forget everything. >> Okay, you can argue that with me all day long. >> forget. They forget. >> I don't know what he had on him or what he did. Literally, as I got up, I just tried to ask how he was doing and he started to get upset. Ignore him. >> Hey hey sir, give badge and ID number. Say that in court with me. >> I understand, but we just want what's right for our son. >> Ma'am, >> He's handicapped. I'm talking to him, yeah. >> I would ignore him. If you want my name and badge number, I'll give that information to you if you want it. >> need it. >> You can also request my body cam footage to see what happened. >> I'm just asking you. >> I can understand that, sir. >> know you were an officer. You could not have known that. >> full uniform. If I was wearing like a short and tee t-shirt and shorts and a backwards cap, then I would understand that. >> don't see that. They don't see that when they're handicapped. >> full uniform. >> But they don't see that. >> Can I go in there to see if he left a cap there or something? Are you talking about like a baseball cap? I think if there's something wearing there, my partner's handling that right now, okay?