My name is Christopher Henderson and you guys shot me 2020. You guys didn't pay me any money. Shot me in my right shoulder. >> We know, bud. >> Chris, what is going on? >> Hurt. >> What's going on today? Chris, >> let me do some pull-ups. Tell you guys right now, whoever could go toe-to-toe with me, head to head, push-up to push-up. Let's get >> and go in my own house that I earned with my blood, my sweat, and my tears. >> It's 1:30 a.m. in Reno, Nevada. Police are called to this apartment complex for the second time that night after neighbors reported a man yelling. What you're about to see has never been shown to the public before. So, let's get into how it all went down. >> Hey, Chris Reno PD. What's going on, man? >> I got no guns. >> Okay. >> Who are you? >> I'm with the Reno Police Department. I work with your brother. >> Get your hand off your weapon right there, mother. I got my hands right here. Take your hat off. You >> Chris. Chris. >> You. >> Chris. What is going on, man? >> All right. >> Where's my brother? I need a hug, man. Don't shoot me. >> Where is your brother? I don't know. We've been trying to get a hold of him. >> Can I get a hold of my brother? >> We trying to get a hold of him. He's not answering right now. Chris, >> my name is Christopher Henderson. You guys shot me 2020. You guys didn't pay me any money. Shot me in my right shoulder. >> We know, bud. >> Chris, what is going on? >> What's going on today? Chris, >> let me do some pull-ups. Get the out of my way. Move away. All of you. All of you. Move the away. Back the up. >> And if you do the back, shoot me the tas. >> I got you. >> You going to tase me? I'm in my own apartment. >> Chris. >> Chris, stop it. >> You got a bunch of your neighbors are calling. You guys trying to take me to jail? >> Officers say the man is 45year-old Christopher Shehan, an army veteran and the brother of a police officer. >> I'm going to walk to the hospital with my dog now. Get the out of here. >> All of you. Now, >> what is going on today, man? >> If I asked you guys nicely, I'm going to tell you guys right now. Whoever could go toe-to-toe with me, headtohead, push-up to push-up. Let's get >> going facing the west right here. >> You're facing that. I'm not saying I'm yolked. >> Okay, back up and stay. Are you scared? You're scared. You're scared. Are you scared or not? Be honest. >> I'm not scared of you, dude. There's >> I know you're not scared of me. >> I'm scared of me. >> I fear one man and his name is Do you want to know what his name is? >> Can I do a push-up? You guys won't shoot me in the back. >> I'm not Chris. >> You promised me I'm Listen, I'm I'm a man. Chris, do you remember? >> I'm a man, right? I'm a man. >> Chris, you remember me? We talked at Sports West. >> What's your name? >> It's Goodrich. >> Good. What's your last What's your name? First name? >> It's Elliot. >> Elliot what? >> Elliot Goodrich. >> When's your birthday? >> Well, Chris, it's in February. >> What's your number of your birthday? >> Chris, what's going on tonight? >> I'm doing 14. >> Chris, >> my brother. February 14th, 1979. >> Yeah, I know your brother. I know Mo'Nique as well. >> Dude, shut the up. >> Chris, what's going on? >> Shut the up. >> Why are we out here tonight? >> Because I want you to shut the [ __ ] up. Why do you keep yelling? >> Shut your mouth, please. >> Chris, >> put your taser down and shut your mouth. I see your taser right there. >> I know cuz you got me amped up right now. Chris, >> all your weapons. I see them right here. >> Chris, >> I got you amped up cuz you guys are soft. Every one of you out here is soft. >> Okay, >> every single one of you, especially that guy right there. >> That's when Chris spots another officer nearby. And let's just say it doesn't go over too well. >> I think he's some kind of cowboy over there. >> I see you, dude. I'm not trying to hide. >> You think you're hard? >> You think you're hard, mother? You think you're standing there hard? >> Stop, my friend. >> You're going to shoot me because I'm Because you think I think I'm better than you. >> I was there when that happened, my friend. Do you want >> Shut the up. >> You weren't there? >> Yes, I was. >> Did you come up and hit me in the chest, man? Are you okay? >> I tried to show up and hit me in the abs, man. You're g >> Did you do that? >> Chris, can you >> Did you say I love you, bro? Did you say that to me? >> Chris, >> did my Was my brother there? >> Hey, Chris, can we get you some help, my friend? >> I already got you. Officers hold their ground, keeping their distance from the 45year-old as this tense late night standoff drags on. >> Mike here. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> You're going to shoot me. I got no weapons. >> What else you want to see? You want to see the song? >> Chris, >> want to see this song, dude? >> Oh, you real? >> You guys stick your hard >> Navy Seals are hard. David Doggins. Jaco Willick. Joo run this country. David Doggins run this country. >> Kyle Milikin. You guys know who Kyle Milin is. You know who Marcus Petrell is. >> You guys know who they are. I bet you read their books. You guys think they're hard? I'm hard. >> I'm hard as >> Tommy did it. Shins, baby. Shins. Shins. Shins. 44. 444. >> Get the back now. Go read your Bible. Shut the >> No. Stop, boss. >> Chris, can you stop and listen? We need to get your help. You know, stop with us. >> Don't shoot me, dude. >> No. Chris, >> please don't shoot me. I'm going I'm going to get my own help. >> Stop. >> We're going to stop. We need >> I'm going to put a shirt on. I'm going to get my own help. >> Don't shoot me in the back. >> Hey, >> don't shoot me in the back, Reno P. Don't arrest me. Don't touch me. >> I have broken no laws. Shut the up. Let me be quiet. Let me be quiet and go in my own house that I earned with my blood, my sweat, and my tears. >> I understand. >> Shut the up. >> We're going to get you some help. >> I'm going to go get some right now. >> We're going to get you to >> I'm going to go get shut the up. I'm walking. >> No, >> you need to stop, my friend. I'm here to help you. We're trying to help you. >> You will not put your hands on me. You guys will not touch me. You especially, you're all weak. >> Okay, Chris. >> Think I'm think I'm cranked out? Wood. >> It isn't long before officers make their move, deciding the chaos has gone on long enough. Can >> I pray, guys? >> Chris, >> can I pray? >> No, >> I can't pray. >> Stop. We need to go get you some. >> Okay, I'm going. Don't touch me. I'm going to in my window. >> No, we're not going. >> I'm going to my apartment. That is my dog's in there. >> Stop. My dog's in there. >> Let's go. >> All right, take me out. >> Thank you. >> Take me for real. to the hospital. >> Relax. >> My dog. >> Relax. Relax. >> Chris is cuffed, but keeping him calm, that's a whole different battle. >> So, why does it take so many of you guys? >> Because you're amped up. Because you're amped up. >> No, I'm not amped up. >> Okay, leave me alone, please. >> We're not here to hurt you, Brad. >> We want to take you to the hospital. I don't want to. >> You're not taking me to jail. Pull my pants. Somebody pull my pants. Pull up my pants, mother. >> Get your pants. >> You pull up my pants. You >> pull up my pants. Chris, >> pull in my pants right now. >> Pull in my pants. Pull up my pants. >> You got your keys so we can close up. >> I don't even have my keys on me. >> Leave me the alone. >> Make sure that is closed. >> We'll get everything closed up. >> We'll help you. Okay. Can you hold >> Let me touch my dog if you're going to help me. Let me touch my dog if you're trying to help me. Mother, you shot me in my mother. My dog's inside my apartment. Let me go in my apartment, mother. >> Let me go in my apartment. >> Please. I don't have weapons, guys. I don't have anything to hurt anybody. Please leave me the alone. I haven't broken any laws. Let me go to the VA hospital. Let me call my buddy Doug Doder to come and take me to the VA hospital. I need to go. Leave me the alone. Please don't cuff me. I didn't break any laws. I will calm down. I'll take a knee. Can I take a knee? Can I please take a knee? Guys, take a knee. Take a knee. >> All right. Now, cal I'm calm. I'll calm down. You guys, please let me go to the hospital right now. >> Officers lead the suspect out to the parking lot where an ambulance is already standing by. >> Somebody video this. Please, somebody video this. Reno, help. Reno PD, you get out of my Where's my dog? Where's Remy? Where's Remy? Come on. Where's Remy? Where's Remy? My dog. Give me my dog. Pull my pants up, you mother. I'm sorry for calling names. >> Okay. Can you stop? >> Sorry for calling names. >> Chris, we're just trying to get you. Help my friend. >> I just want to get my dog. Get the out of my apartment. You >> That is my place. >> Agreed. >> Chris, ambulance right there, my friend. >> Where's my dog? Where's my dog? >> It's in the house. Where's my Let me close up my stuff. My windows might open. You guys winning. You're smoking a cigarette. >> Let me have my dog. Let me have my dog. Remy >> ambulance right there. What kind of dog you got, my friend? >> You guys are so weak. >> Right there. >> You go. >> Okay. >> No, you go. >> Chris, come on, man. >> What am I doing wrong? Am I breaking a law? >> Yes. >> How? >> You're being too loud. Would you piss all your neighbors off by screaming? >> Yeah, I'm sorry. >> Chris is finally strapped onto a stretcher, but he's nowhere near finished talking. Can I go back in? Cuz I have broken no laws. I've done nothing wrong except for yell and I I will shut the up and I just asked you guys to leave me alone so I can do push-ups. You guys won't leave me alone. Don't look through my go in your house and look through your >> Okay. Well, maybe I will. Would you like it? >> Close your window. Lock it. >> I won't I won't let go, man. You You guys are going to arrest me, aren't you? You're going to throw a charge into or a disturbing beast or something like that? Most likely. Yeah. >> Christopher tonight. >> You're going to take me to jail. >> Yep. I knew you would. I knew you would. >> Moments later, one quickthinking officer steps in and cracks the case. Take a look. >> Push my elbow back a little bit. >> Back like this. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Keep going. >> Say when. >> Keep going. Yeah. Keep going. Just go, dude. Send it full send. I'm not going to go too hard. I don't want to hurt you, man. >> Do as hard as you can, bro. >> I know, but I don't want to hurt your joints or nothing. >> Just I just I need it to break. I need it to pop. >> Chiropractor, so we'll let them figure that out. >> Yeah. >> Better. >> Yeah, Reno. >> There you go. >> Thank you for shooting me, man. That was the best thing you ever did. >> Here's where our guy shows off his inner Uncle Rico. >> Did you fall at all or anything, Chris? Looks like you have a little scrape on your back back here. >> Yeah, >> you fell. >> I fell. I did a I did a back roll. >> Okay. Hey, did you So, did you hit your hat at all? >> No, I just did it on purpose cuz I'm just practicing. I'm going to walk on at UNR. >> Okay. >> For football. >> All right. >> I've been training for it. >> Yeah. Thanks. Hey, I need a blanket. >> Get it. Sorry. >> I cracked the whip, though. >> We can grab you a blanket. >> Yeah, I can. >> No, I don't need one. >> I got one right here ready for you. >> Yeah, I got it right here, man. >> I don't need it, man. >> All right. They call me the white gironimo. >> The white gironimo. >> What position are you on playing football? >> Running back. 34. I want to go get tattooed right now on my chest. A big heart right on my chest and 34 right underneath on my ribs. Right next to the fighting iris or somewhere. I'm just visualizing. >> What's the 34 stand for, my man? >> He's the best running back ever played football in the history of the NFL. >> Who's that? >> Yeah, buddy. >> Okay. Chris finally leans back on the gurnie only to land himself in a sticky situation. >> Pull up from my right arm. You're real strong. Yeah. Pull up. Come on, Mr. Strong guy. Have a good day. We'll get you down there. >> Need some help and go from there. >> You want to just kick your legs up here for me, my man. >> No, you can't play. >> Can you guys please get the cuffs off now? They're hurting my shoulder, bro. Can you put them in the front? Can you put them in the front? >> What's that? >> I can put them back behind you, but I can't put them in front. >> Uh, sounds like take me to jail like this. >> I don't hear. >> Go ahead. You guys take me take me to the hospital. >> Hospital. >> Can I please have the cuffs off or re Can you guys redo the cuffs? Stand me up and then redo the cuffs so it' be comfortable. At least >> we can put them back behind you. >> Okay, cool. >> You going to be all right with me, Chris? >> Absolutely, bro. Swing off to the side over this way. >> Officers adjust those cuffs and get Chris ready for a trip to the hospital. >> Here's your phone right here in between your legs. >> Put it right on my >> Put my phone on my big old Please. >> All right. This is [Music] >> Can somebody put on the song on my phone? It's called Donimo. [Applause] N I mean, no, don't do that. Don't touch my phone. >> I don't know, >> but it's awesome. It'll get you going, guys. It'll get you woken up in the morning. >> And it'll also warm you up when it's nice and toasty warm in the cool. I'm doing it to you. [Applause] >> But as you might have guessed, Chris isn't done yet because keeping quiet is clearly not in his playbook. >> Everybody, please pour a cold cup of water right on my nuts. >> The only thing I need to do here is for >> make sure it's locked up. As Chris is being taken off to the hospital, officers turn their attention to the neighborhood, checking in with a few neighbors to get their side of the story. Let's hear what they have to say. >> History of just not being stable, unfortunately. >> Yeah. So, he's he's a veteran. I don't know what service he was in, was he? And uh he suffered some sort of a brain injury. >> Yeah. >> Um and then that mixed with, you know, the steroids doesn't really help anything. So, >> you know, seeing as it was just Veterans Day, >> I don't know if that triggered him. >> That's what we were just talking about. I'm sure it has something to do with it, but the when we're looking for his phone right now, we found some some drug. So, that >> definitely doesn't help. So, >> there's a there's a whole lot of demons that he's dealing with right now, unfortunately. >> As officers work to secure Chris's apartment, one of them shares a telling detail. This isn't their first time dealing with him. Hinting at a history that goes deeper than tonight's events. >> Well, yeah. >> This guy, he's a big big dude. >> Well, out. >> Last time I dealt with him, he was using hero. I'm sorry. He was using roids and meth >> in combination to power through those extra bit workouts. >> But now we got roids and heroin >> both. >> Well, probably using the heroin to come down from the early. >> Following a medical checkup at the hospital, Chris is ruled fit for custody. From here, officers prepare for the final leg of the night, booking the 45year-old into jail. I'm just trying to get home to my family. I'm cold. I'm out here with no shirt on >> and Sean Gibson is going to watch me go to jail when I could go home and be comfortable and be a healthy veteran >> if I went home and slept with my dog. >> But you're going to make me go to jail because I was yelling >> tonight. >> How many days you give me to take my job from you, too? Sean Gibson, give me my shirt. Give me my shirt. >> Don't touch my Give me my shirt. you, Sean. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> I was I was speaking with my brother Sean. >> Sorry. I shouldn't say that. Sean, I'm angry with you because you're making this decision. I can tell you're the sergeant. >> You can be angry at me. >> But why are you taking me to jail, dude? >> Cuz that's our solution for tonight. >> No, the solution here tonight is get help here or have me sleep it off. >> They've already cleared you out. So, we're going to go up there and then you can work on getting help further from there. All right. There's people up there that'll help you as well. Dude, >> shut the up. Okay. You're a [ __ ] >> Yep. >> Made in every way. >> Okay. >> Everying way, Sean. >> And I see it, too. >> I see it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry I said that. I'm just angry you're taking me to jail >> because I just want to eat. >> I don't take any personal offense. >> But why are you guys taking me to jail when I need help? >> We're trying to get you that help. >> My my meds are at home. >> I understand that. >> But you're going to put me in jail where I got to fight. >> They can give you medicine. You guys want me to fight in jail? >> No. >> Yeah, you do. Cuz you haven't been in there. >> You don't. >> You don't even know what it's like in there. You have no clue. But you think you're hard, dude, with your little freaking goatee. >> Oh, I don't think I'm hard. >> I know I'm not. >> Me neither. I don't think I am either. I just want to go home. >> Hey, Chris, what we can do is we can try to >> Can you guys just issue me a ticket like you did after you shot me and let me go home? >> I promise to be calm. >> Can you have a seat? >> I promise to be calm, guys. >> All right. I appreciate it. Chris is brought to the jail and right alongside the officers, we watch as he's about to be processed. >> All right, Chris, let's get you out of this piss, man. I'm sorry. Do you want me to grab your phone for you? I know you're touchy about your stuff. >> Okay. Grab my shirt for me. >> Yeah, I'll grab it. I'll grab it from the other side. That way we're not getting it all in this. >> I don't trust you guys. Get >> Hey, hold on. Grab it. You want to grab it? Got it. >> Thanks, guys. >> I've been respectful towards you, but certainly you know like that. I'm the man. >> I'm the man. >> You're the man, Chris. >> No problem. >> I'll get this. >> I'm not trying to be aggressive. >> I I get it. >> I know who the I am. I got >> doing something. Don't grab me. >> Okay. Okay. Just don't touch me, dude. You ain't hard, man. >> There's real hard mothers out in the streets. >> Like real ones. >> You ever heard of the the the real ones? I'm a real one. >> Thank you. Thank you, father. All right, Chris. Come on. We got to go in this way over here. Can >> Somebody put this shirt on for me? Do you want it like over your shoulders or how do you want it? >> Got it. >> Hey Chris, we need you to sit down, buddy. Okay. Go back. Okay. >> Sit right here. >> That's fine if you want to sit right there. But we just need you to sit down. Okay. >> Okay. >> I got the moment. >> Um the VA. They took me to the VA already. I'm sorry if I was being rude first. I'm not meaning to. I'm just not happy to be here. Um actually, I'm kind of happy I could lay down. Can I lay down on this pole? >> Not right now. I just want to get you back. We just got to research all your stuff. All right. >> Why do you have to do a search? >> But I I'm a vet and I was uh So why do I why is there so many officers here? >> Are you guys scared? >> What do you have the mustache? Are you scared at all? You scared of anything in the world? >> Maybe spiders, but that's about it. >> I'm scared of rats, dude. That's the only thing. Filthy rats. Hate them. >> Now that you mention >> smelling, you know what I mean? Yeah, >> I don't smell your >> Oh, snakes, too. Can't forget about snakes. >> Yeah, snakes. >> Especially rattlesnakes. >> Yeah, >> they bite. >> Mhm. >> All right, Chris, we're going to walk into the next room. We're going to take your photo real quick. Okay. >> My right hand, please. >> Right hand. There you go. >> What you doing, bro? >> Why? I know you just grabbed me like trying to push me. >> Come on. >> He's just trying to escort you, Chris. He's not trying to approach you. >> Trying to handle me. I don't understand. >> I'm trying to be relaxed, but you're trying to walk. >> Yeah, you are. You're not strong. >> Chris, nobody's trying to be out strong. >> Chris, remember we talked about the faster you get through the process, the quicker you get out of here. Chris was officially booked on charges of disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. He later entered a no contest plea and the court handed down a 60-day jail sentence, closing this chapter of a night that clearly spiraled out of control.