We're getting a call of people trying to break into the house. >> Quiet. I can't move again. I'm going to take you again. >> This is the day police finally ended the reign of a toxic neighbor. What began as a simple 911 call quickly spiraled into chaos. And no one saw this coming. As you watch, hit like, leave a comment, and subscribe. Your support helps us keep bringing real stories like this to light. Officers respond to a quiet neighborhood after a call from a concerned neighbor. Someone's reportedly breaking in through the side door of a nearby home. >> What are y'all doing? >> Trying to get open our door. We live here and Aubrey and everybody, their moms, they just left out. Literally, literally got her on the phone. >> You have ID on you? >> I don't have my ID, man. I Everything's the house. >> Okay, hold on. I'm I'm just trying to figure out who you are, man. >> I don't know. >> We're getting a call with people trying to break into the house. The man identifies himself as Adam Herszburg. But even that turns into a spelling contest. >> Watch yourself. Adam. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Middle name. >> Don't have one. >> Spell your last name. >> Hersburgger. H E R >> S H. >> Sorry. >> H E R >> S. >> Yeah. Why are you doing that? You're Oh, you confusing me. You I thought you Hersburgger. H E R S B E R G. >> No H. Not a second H. >> H E R S B E R G. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your birthday? >> 11 15 95. >> 95. And you live here. >> I'm just saying. 85. You're going to catch that one. >> I don't know your birthday, dog. >> You messed me up with them. >> That's a What did you say? Harshburg. >> Hburger. That's pretty. >> What's happening? >> Are you guys twins? Who? >> I mean, this guy's first. >> I mean, your your his picture looks like your face. >> I know. >> So, he's going to be in a lazy eye. >> Yeah, that's when I um >> don't make fun of his lazy eye. >> Whose truck is that? >> Who's >> That's our rental. >> It's yours. >> No, it's not mine. It's uh >> But it's your rental. >> That's why whoever called I don't even know why cuz I know him. Hershey's crazy. It's Hersburg, right? >> Hsburg. >> H E R S B E R G E R. >> No. Okay. >> Is he Burger? >> We've been out here in the summer. >> While officers try to confirm who he is, a woman named Aubrey, the homeowner, calls in and clears the confusion. >> Let me talk to her real quick and then we'll continue that. >> Hey, who is this? Hi, my name's Aubrey, the homeowner. >> Oh, hi Aubrey. Um, so we got a call. I don't know who called, but somebody called and said that somebody was breaking into your house. Um, and I have Adam and Steven here and they're I guess they're locked out of the house. Adam, where are you going? >> Okay. >> Um, and that I guess they locked they're locked out of the house and they're trying to bust through the side door to get back in. >> Yeah, they locked the keys in the house. >> Okay. So, they have permission to be here. Thank you. >> Okay. Um, >> thank you. >> Oh god, that felt nice. Do >> it again. >> Sorry, you just sprayed me with a hose. Um, >> I don't know why we didn't think of that. >> Sorry, we got you. My bad. I'm so sorry. >> Now we really spr. >> All right. I just want to make sure they're allowed to be here cuz we got a call from somebody. So, >> yeah. No, they're definitely allowed to be there. Um, and they're allowed to do whatever they got to do to get help. And your mom lives here, too? >> Yeah, she does. She's a little crazy. >> Is she supposed to be Is is there a way you can reach her and see where she's at? Maybe they don't have to break the door. >> Yeah, she she didn't have a key, so she left the door unlocked. Um she couldn't find her key. I don't know. But so they they'll probably have to do whatever they have to do. She said that she would be there in like 45 minutes. I told her to come sooner. Um I can't get in touch with her like by calling her anymore and texting her. So I don't know. But yeah, they're they're cool. They can do whatever they got to do. >> Okay. All right. I just want to check with you, make sure. >> All right. Thanks. >> Another question. >> Yes. >> With things calmed down, the officers relax a bit, but Adam just can't stop talking. Suddenly, he's explaining how he's born into an Amish community. No records, no ID, no social security number. And that's when the story gets stranger. >> How can I in the state of Florida? How can I get in? >> Get what? a social ID, anything. >> Okay. So, explain to me what your what why you don't >> Yeah, you're good. You're good. So, CO So, CO hit. >> Okay. Where were you born? >> In Greensville, >> North Carolina. >> Yes. But I was >> Okay. You know where That's where we started. >> Crazy. >> So, you were born into an Amish community? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Amish don't believe in social securityities. >> They don't get them. Some If they do, if they go out of town, they do. I don't know anybody that has one. So, when we came down here, we started So, we started migrating down. We made down. Boom. We went to Asheville first. My uncle was like, "We got to change." So he was like, "He's the head of the operation. He's a ding-dong." >> Okay. >> Anyway, so we >> So you're So you were born into an Amish community with your parents, >> but we do midwives basically. You guys call now. >> Yeah. Okay. So you're born in an Amish community. You left the Amish Amish community and you've never received a social security number ever. >> They don't give us some. They don't >> You never went and applied for one. >> I You tried, but I don't know. I don't >> You have your birth certificate? >> I don't have one. I don't have mine. with this stitch in the side of a tree. >> It's a they mean they have come here >> on this day at this time. >> Adam was born. Um >> so you have to go to social security office and they're going to have to explain to you how to apply for it. I mean >> that be like a US citizenship. >> I got to go all the way down to do that >> to go down to uh what is it called? The um what is it called? >> The social security office >> to do that. The exchange is oddly calm, but Adam keeps going on about his socially ID problem. Sounds deep, right? Well, don't be fooled. That whole Amish backstory. Yeah, it turns out it's a lie. >> One name. How do you get another name? >> I'm just asking. >> Well, that's through social security. I need to do it. >> I I can't get nothing. I haven't been able to get help. They won't even I can't even get the food stamps, they say. >> Why? >> Nothing. Cuz I'm not They don't have none of that. >> How long have you been down here? Ain't no not too long. >> I ain't been down here too too long. >> Like a month? >> No. No. Like a year and a half? >> You've been down here a year and a half. You've never worked >> through. If I find somebody hustling or >> Have you ever been arrested in the state of Florida? >> No. >> No. Never been in an accident? >> No. >> Nothing. >> No, I don't. Where do I go? I don't do nothing. >> I'm just asking. >> Do too much. I'm my uncle. >> I'm just trying to confirm who you are. >> Oh, no. Oh, I'm sorry. Oh, sorry. Um, no. For my uncle when he just died. Wasn't too long ago. >> Do you have any family that lives around here? I don't have family down here. I don't have family like that. >> So, >> I'm not I've been down here >> about a year ago. You moved down here from North Carolina. >> Well, we're already in South Carolina. From North Carolina. That's what I was trying to tell you. And then we went down to South Carolina. And then we go down. My uncle, he has a guy that he used to work with to come down here to do this. >> And that's what we did. We came down here. We're supposed to work with this guy, but he's like, I don't know. He treated us like the darker skinned people. >> Okay. >> So, it was kind of sucky. But anyways, >> my uncle passed away after when he died. And I was like, I got that's all we're trying to do is I'm trying to get back up to home now. That's all I'm trying to And >> I had all I had all >> you've never received an ID or any kind of identification through the state of Florida ever? >> No. >> Not even North Carolina? >> No. You >> or South Carolina? I'm just asking. I got to ask. >> They don't They don't issue them. They don't have that. That's what we don't have. We don't have none of that. That's what I'm saying. My uncle kind of like jumped us off a little too. I was ready to go cuz I was like, not for me. But >> how long ago did you get out >> of there? >> Amish. Yes. >> Without you call it Amish. You don't get out of Amish. >> Yeah. You know, I know you know what you mean. >> Anyways, uh >> leaving the Amish. >> Anyways, uh >> TV show. You know, there's a TV show about people leaving the Amish community. >> Nuh-uh. >> Oh, wait. You don't watch TV, so you wouldn't know. >> Stop it. >> The whole story isn't adding up, and the officers are getting suspicious. Just as they move in to detain him, Adam suddenly takes off running, sending the cops straight into chase mode. I guess I don't know. We don't go in there. What's up, dude? >> What? >> From what? Drop the pursuit. All right. Bye. >> Stop. Stop. >> Get out of my stomach. >> What's wrong with you, Adam? >> What are you doing? >> Your hand right now. >> For what? >> You got to get it again. >> You're going to get again. >> I can't. I can't. >> Thank God. I can't. >> Please stop. On your stomach now. >> On your stomach right now. You got to get it again. >> Holy [ __ ] >> Ridiculous. >> After a brief struggle, officers detain him safely. It turns out the Amish story wasn't the full truth. >> What do you want to be honest about? Your name? >> You guys already know who it is. Adam, wait. Go ahead. Yes, sir. >> All right. Look, seriously. >> They hit me with So, you guys hit me with a charge. You guys did. >> Uh-huh. >> Well, technically, guess not you guys, but >> Yeah. >> T hit me with a charge. I never had a gun, dude. >> I never had aing gun and they hit me with a gun charge. >> Okay. >> Well, now you get another charge. But now you get two more charges plus all the warrants that you have out for you. >> I know the warrants and the >> when you could have just been honest. >> Listen, honestly, they're get I'm about to get a life sentence, man, for something I didn't even do for a They're trying to habicize me violent offender. >> Okay. >> What do you think I'm How do you think I'm supposed to react to y'all? I'm not trying to do that. >> They take that into consideration. Not you running across. >> No, they don't. >> Yes, they do. >> Look at my arrest record. Look at it. I have not not one I have not one resisting arrest. >> You got gloves on you. >> I don't have not one resisting arrest. >> I mean, please that's really going to give me a license. It's like I'm for real. Please. >> No, that's what you're getting. Resisting times, too. >> No, there's no burglary. You got me. >> He lives here. >> He does live here. >> I I was on the phone with >> Once in custody, Adam admits he'd lied about his identity. His real name, Adam Herszburg, appears in police records along with multiple outstanding warrants. I'm just saying like you could punch me in the face. You could fight with me. >> I hate lying to you, but the end got me nowhere telling the truth. I haven't. >> No, it hasn't. >> Girl, it hasn't. So, I apologize, but no, it hasn't. >> I mean, I don't like that either. But the one number one thing I do not like is when people just >> lie for no reason. >> There's no I'm not lying for a reason. You think I've already lied to you for real? You think I did that purposefully just for just for >> You made up a whole ass Amish story, dog. >> Already made up, bro, because I got a life sentence for some I didn't do. That's what I'm getting mad at. That's what I'm going to have a problem with. >> Adam is charged with providing a false ID and obstructing an officer. In court, he's found guilty on two counts and sentenced to 15 days in county jail along with $743 in court fees. Thanks for watching. If you found this breakdown helpful, leave your feedback below. Like and subscribe to support our growing community that explores the truth behind real police footage. >> Can you tell me your first and last name? >> First name's Adam. >> Adam. Last name's Hersburgger. >> No, it's not. >> Last name's Hersburgger. >> What's your real birthday? 11 >> 1585. No sound.