We were telling you he was disabled the whole time. And we was telling you >> So I'll talk to you later. >> another ear. >> receptive of information, okay? So when we say, "Hey, we're investigating a peace disturbance." And we get told, "Hey, [ __ ] off. I'm not talking to you at all." And you're a prime suspect in a peace disturbance, I'm not going to let you just walk back into your home. >> I'm sitting in [ __ ] jail. They kissed my ass. >> You're not going to jail. >> Yeah. Good. Where's my phone? This is [ __ ] Yeah. I will have your jobs. Who grabbed me? I want the footage. Watch it. It's your ass. >> Hey both. >> As soon as I I grabbed his arm cuz he tried walking back in, he just dropped to the floor, buried his face in the stairs, and started screaming at me for throwing him on the ground. >> This is Ray, a disabled man relying on a walking cane to navigate his apartment complex. A routine municipal dispute between neighbors over balcony spitting instantly deteriorates into a horrific display of physical violence when Branson police arrive on the scene. Instead of acting as objective peacekeepers, officers choose to weaponize their authority, physically assaulting a disabled citizen, and immediately fabricating an arrest record to protect their own badges. >> I don't I need a >> We've got We've got an ambulance coming. 55, just out of curiosity, how far out are you? >> You want pills? >> Hold on, brother. Hold on. >> That's clear. All right. >> For tremors, in case you need to know. >> Please, water. Wow, you guys. >> This is outrageous. >> And I'm telling you something right now, the [ __ ] downstairs is getting to know this, too. This is [ __ ] We didn't do a [ __ ] thing to these people. >> Okay. So if you just talked to us >> And we're trying to. The man tried telling you he didn't have an ID. >> And I tried telling you the man is disabled and [ __ ] up. >> Well, yeah. That's right. >> So, so here's the deal. I don't know right. Okay? >> Well, okay. >> So, I don't know right. >> BUT HE WASN'T COMING TO YOU. He walked away from you and you grabbed him. >> We did. >> All right. OKAY. OKAY. EVERYBODY STOP FOR A second and I can explain the situation. >> Okay. >> And you grabbed him like that. >> So, do you know how many people have a cane that aren't disabled? >> No, we were telling you he was disabled the whole time. >> Okay. So, I'll talk to you later. It seems to be the only one that's receptive of information. So, when we say, "Hey, we're investigating a peace disturbance." and we get told, "Hey, [ __ ] off. I'm not talking to you at all." and you're a prime suspect in a peace disturbance, I'm not going to let you just walk back into your home. You have to come out and talk to us. You're a suspect. >> Okay, but he didn't do anything. >> Okay, we explained very clearly >> He even apologized to the man downstairs before anything else went on. >> Okay. We explained very clearly >> going to arrest him? >> Okay. Right now he's under arrest for peace disturbance. >> I think you're full of [ __ ] and I will call the >> It's Florida. >> That's part of the fun. >> You're more than welcome to do that. >> You will love it. >> Honey's right. >> You follow them. We're going I'm sitting in a [ __ ] jail. They kissed my ass. >> You're not going to jail. >> Yeah, good. >> Where's my phone? >> This is [ __ ] guys. >> This I will have your jobs. Who grabbed me? I want the footage. Watch out. It's your ass. >> They both >> I 100% grabbed your arm. >> You did. >> I grabbed your arm. >> You did. >> I grabbed your arm. >> No, I got you. NO, DUDE. NO, YOU DIDN'T. NO. YOU GRABBED I GOT IT ON TAPE. I GOT IT ON TAPE. >> So do we. >> YEAH, OKAY, GOOD. >> OKAY. I HOPE YOU WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO? >> I'm sitting the [ __ ] down. Leave me alone. >> I'm going to go there with >> You said I ain't going to jail. Kiss my ass now. >> Okay. Okay. You're still under arrest at this point. >> Yeah, okay. >> We're not leaving. >> I don't care what you do. >> I'm just going to let him sit. >> Okay. Okay. Y'all are terrible. This is what the police is now, huh? >> When he gets up here, I'm going to go down and scratch one out. We'll have a chat after. >> Okay. >> We'll just leave it there for now. >> guys. I got this all on tape. >> Totally. So do we. >> Could you throw my brother into the stairs? By his face. It's on tape. And on his face. >> Yeah, I did not >> You did that, sir. >> do any throwing or pushing or nothing. >> Yes, you did. You pushed him right into the ground. Yes, you did. Yes. >> I held onto his arm and guess where that cane went. >> No, sir. No, sir. I'm not arguing. >> And I swung at him. >> No, he only grabbed your arm. He only grabbed your arm. That's all. He didn't push you or throw you or anything. >> I'm sure I managed to keep a job for 3 years pushing disabled people over. >> Are you What are you What is that supposed to mean? >> It means I don't It means I don't keep my job for 3 years if I make a habit of pushing disabled people over. >> I'm really glad you're saying all this, man. I really am. >> So Ray's on the couch with the cane. I'm just My plan for now is to scratch ticket. But But anyway, the reason Yeah, the reason we asked you is cuz I don't want him alone in here while I go scratch that out. So >> Okay. >> I'm going to get that done. I'll be right back. >> Sorry, man. >> All good. >> I told you they're right above me. >> It ain't no fault of your own. Absolutely insufferable. >> So, yeah. >> Um that's what I was afraid of. >> So, they're not playing anytime soon? >> Spitting over your railing? Yeah. >> Uh they seem to think that it's their right to spit even if some mist gets on your porch, which I disagree with. It's your place. You shouldn't have to deal with their spit on your porch. So, that's my opinion, but um whatever you want to do, we can send charges for peace disturbance as simply a municipal ticket, or they're just going to keep doing what they're doing. And that's up to you. >> Yeah, we've already called the the owners of the place to see if we can get moved, you know, or something. I don't want to deal with it, you know what I mean? Cuz I don't feel safe here now. >> Okay. >> Um I really don't. >> Okay. >> not with my wife and my animals here. >> So, I I understand you want to move. Uh my question is, are you wanting me to scratch out a ticket for the threats, the peace disturbance, the whole nine yards? >> Then I guess you know good, is it? >> I mean, it'll fix the behavior or at least give some sort of an encouragement to fix the behavior. >> doing anything. >> Otherwise, the next person moving in is just going to deal with the same thing. >> No, we're not doing that. >> I'm not I'm not trying to like convince you or sway you one way, but that's that's the fact of the matter. >> Yeah, I guess so. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have Do you have an ID on you? I just need to get it out of the call. If I do my job right, you should never have to do any like court appearance Oh, sorry. I didn't ask if I could come in. >> You can come in. >> He decided to tell us to screw off when I asked for his ID. >> I heard you. >> Yeah. As soon as I I grabbed his arm cuz he tried walking back in, he just dropped to the floor, buried his face in the stairs, and started screaming at me for throwing him on the ground and Oh. >> All they had to do was just be polite. Be polite, right? >> That was it. >> I tried reasoning with him and I couldn't. >> So, when you talked to me first, my plan was just go up there, reason with him, and come down and say, "Hey, they agreed to stop. Like, is this a peaceful enough resolution?" Like, that's what I wanted. But, he just >> I knew I hurt him to escalate. Sorry. I'm sorry. >> All good. It So, it absolutely no fault of your own. And And you as an American citizen as a private residence owner, like, you don't You shouldn't have to deal with that. So, >> Case details, the retaliatory pretext. Upgrading a neighborly peace disturbance complaint into a felony obstruction resisting charge because the citizen refused an ID order. Legal violations, Fourth Amendment violation, false arrest and excessive force under color of law, Americans with Disabilities Act non-compliance, malicious distortion of case facts.