I want my $12. I don't want that damn pizza. I'm not giving you my ID. You need to leave or you'll be under arrest for trespass. Walk to the car. >> [screaming] >> Yes, you hit me in the face. When pride costs more than the refund, the damage goes far beyond the receipt. A simple dispute became a meltdown, and once no turned into a challenge, jail was the only place left to land. I ordered a pizza about 20 minutes ago. Cuz they didn't tell me that it was a dollar fee. They should have told me that. She told me to come back. I told them I was going to send my my stuff to get the I had to get the pizza. She gets on the phone telling me about a dollar. I said, "What's the dollar for? I already paid for the pizza. Got the receipt right here." I got some other [ __ ] My The kids didn't ate that [ __ ] already. That was 40 minutes ago. I don't even want the pizza. I don't trust the pizza. >> We're mad. We're mad at you. Can I get my $12? They left. She dealt with Goldie. She dealt with the mom. Okay. They left. When you buy a frozen frozen pizza on link. Yeah, well it's a dollar fee to cook it. That's her problem that she didn't tell her. Okay. And like when I got here when she told me what happened, I said, "Well, just get them a the [ __ ] pizza and that's fine. We can pay for the dollar." They left. I can't deal with that. So it's >> But when I told her it was it was it's not my fault. It's her mom's fault for not explaining it. When you buy a frozen pizza, I don't know what's going on. My mama don't want the pizza. I was batting for them. Now I don't want it. I want my $12 back. I don't want the pizza. Okay. >> I'm leaving. They're going to come Well, you got Here's the deal. As you engaged in a transaction that made something that expires or goes bad. So they made this pizza for you. I don't want it. I don't trust it. I know, but you can't return something that is like made. >> you eat. I want my $12 >> don't want to eat it. I don't want to eat it. You already made this Well, they should have stayed here when the police came. The police came. I need my money. I don't I don't want the pizza. I don't even trust it. You don't trust the pizza? No, I don't. The officer explains the policy clearly. Once it's made, the transaction's done. I don't want that damn pizza. She said she don't want that damn pizza. Do you want It's already paid for. I want my $12. It's not paid for. She still got to pay a dollar for it. I'll pay the dollar. >> Okay. I told her I told them I would have paid the damn dollar. It ain't about the dollar, baby. I got plenty of money. It's not even about the >> It's not about the dollar. It's my boss. I got plenty of money, baby. Plenty of money in here. It's not about the dollar. I'm not about the I only make This isn't This isn't It's not about the >> isn't This is not her fault. I wasn't dollar. even going to call Goldie to come back up here cuz I don't want the pizza. They ain't coming back. They got to go to the bank. They ain't coming back. That's why I'm here. >> Okay. Well, give me my $12 back cuz I don't want the pizza. It's already paid for. It's already made. I don't want it. Excuse me. It's in the kitchen. I'll throw it away later. Then y'all want to cuff me up right? "It ain't about the dollar" always means it's exactly about the dollar. I'm sorry, what? Cuff me this white. What What y'all going to do about the pizza cuz I don't want it. And can I get my $12 >> I mean that's it. You don't have have to come down here and buy anything from them. You know what I mean? That's the She helping them think about me? Yeah. You come to this store every day for You come here every day. Wait. Um she asked me to go pick up. That's it. You don't know what the dollar fee is or what. Mhm. Okay. I don't know about that one, Cassie. Do you have your ID, ma'am? I'm not giving you my ID. So you don't I called the police cuz Goldie Damn it. When you buy a pizza, what you got to pay? >> You got to pay a dollar. They didn't tell me. My mom I wasn't here. My mom was here. My mom didn't tell me. tell me that. So when he came to pick it up I don't even trust the pizza. Uh so where we're at here Is y'all going to give me my $12 I'm not giving you anything. Could they give me my $12 back? I don't want the I don't believe that they can because the pizza was made. So do you want Do you want your pizza? I don't want the pizza. Why would she want the pizza if they don't Okay. So you can uh you can file a civil suit against them for $12. for $12? I'm saying. That's it. It's a civil situation. Okay. What her name is? I'm not from down here. I don't know what's going on. Where's your supervisor? I am the supervisor. Okay. So why can't you make them give her $12 back? Uh because this is a civil interaction is what it is. It's not a theft. It's not a civil >> The pizza >> situation. >> They said that she could have the They said that she can't have the pizza. It got to be Either my mother's got to give that [ __ ] $12 to my sister or it's going to be that Being told to file a civil suit for $12 is the exit ramp. She just refuses to take it. You charged somebody a certain price. You tell me that the pizza is $11.99, $12. You don't tell me about no charge to fee. I tell you it's going to be ready in 20 minutes. Come back in 20 minutes. You owe me a dollar. This is all over a dollar? Are you going to pay the I need the cash. Are you going to pay the dollar because they should have apologized? What? It's not It's not even about the dollar. It don't even matter. It don't matter about the dollar. I want my $12 back. Do you want them to leave? Yes, please and thank you. All right. I'm going to ask her if they want their pizza. That's the law. It's the law. Okay. It's the principle. I want my $12 back. I don't want the pizza. Okay. It's the principle of the situation that y'all don't get. Ain't no deal. >> can have your pizza. I don't want the pizza. Then you need to leave. Yeah, you need to give me my $12 I'm not giving you anything. You need to leave or you'll be under arrest for trespass. Ain't nobody trespassing. Ain't nobody trespassing. I know. You are now being told to leave. >> Trespassing doesn't start when you enter. It starts [music] when you refuse to leave after being told. Hey. Walk out. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Get back. Get back. Walk to the police. Turn around. Get your hands Right now. You're going to get charged with obstructing. You are under arrest also. Let my sister go, bro. Walk to the car. The moment a sibling decides to intervene on an arrest, they're not helping. They're adding themselves to the passenger list. Walk to the car. To the car. You want to go to the ground? Get back. Get her off right now. >> [screaming] >> Stop right now. Stop moving. Right now. You are under arrest now, too. Oh my god, bro. We need more Officers down here. bro. Right now. Go Stand up. Bro, let me stand up, please. Okay. You're sitting in my car. I'm getting very irritated. Bro, You're getting in my car. Turn around. Passenger side of my car. For real. Yes, you hit me in the face. Because you got my sister, bro. If she would have obeyed, she'd be walking out the police department in 15 minutes. Now you're going to jail. Instead of calming it down, the sibling escalates, striking the officer and arguing louder. The response is blunt. Compliance would have had them out in 15 minutes. She resisted. You're not even supposed to be touching me. You're a whole dude. You're a whole dude. You're not even supposed to be touching me. You pushed me. All right. Get up. Y'all touching on me. Y'all need to take these handcuffs off. Walk to that car. No. Walk to that car. Call my lawyer. Okay. You can call your lawyer. Call my lawyer. Make sure they know. I'm in the middle Come on. Come on. Come on. And he pushed me. So I did put my hands on him. 10-4. What's y'all names? Get all our names. What's y'all our names? Sit down now. Have a seat. Sit down, please. Check the cameras cuz y'all been Sit down in the car. Why y'all won't let me leave? Sit down in the car. Sit down in the car. Get in the car. I am in the car. His name is Pinder. Sit down. His name is Brian. Sit back. Your name will be on your cuffs. He don't play that. You can record back there, okay? Sit in the car. Get in the We have all your information. Get in the car. Back up in the car. Back up in the car. Get in the car. Move your leg. She going too? Criminal damage. See if she damaged anything. Yeah. Was anything damaged? Do you want to charge her with criminal damage? All right. Yep. 95 Asking if they want [music] to press charges for property damage is the formality before the second set of handcuffs. 95 All right, you're under arrest also. Don't touch me. Yep. Hands behind your back. I'm not under arrest. You can Yes, you are. Yes, you are. Yes, you are. Criminal damage to property. Do not. Do not. Do not. Hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. We'll get your glasses. Put your hand back. All right. Let's get you up. Roll to your side. Roll to your side. Can you roll to your side? Okay. We're going to help you get up, okay? We're going to help you get up. Yeah. Yeah, I'm not real comfortable with you guys right now either because I got pushed in the head, so We're not going to argue about it. It's okay. And that's what happened. Have a seat in there. What is your Do you have a name? What's your name? All right. Okay, then you will go to Henrico County Jail. Yeah. We might need some help or call somebody in. Refusing to let go always cost more than the fight was worth, and those who defend the indefensible pay their own price. 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