After losing his job, one man's anger spiraled out of control. Instead of moving on, dot he made a dangerous decision dot to take revenge on his former boss. >> Step away from that. >> No, it runs on spirit, dude. Teen spirit. I'm trying to clean it up right now, dude. I swear to God. >> I know. Listen. Listen. >> Whose motorcycle is that? >> That's goddamn mine. >> Late at night in Antioch, deputies got a call about a fire outside an auto shop. When they arrived, they found 31-year-old Jonathan Tracy setting fire to a motorcycle and other items in the lot. >> Why? [ __ ] around now and find out. >> All right, can we step away from that? >> No, it runs on spirit, dude. Teen Spirit, cuz it's been molested. >> I know. Well, let's come over here. >> Molested it, bro. >> I know. I don't want >> I just molested back now. Wait for dude. Come on. I got fired today. It's all fired up now. I couldn't even leave, dude. >> I know. >> Because um gas up. It's got up. It's got other in it and no one came to around to find out. I'm trying to clean it up right now, dude. I swear to God. >> I know. Listen. Listen. >> I just don't want to get hurt by the fire. >> I don't want to get hurt. >> Can you come over talk to me over here? >> I need Wally to come cuz I'm not leaving the circle till that Jagoff comes over here. I don't want to get beat up by you, man. >> No, look, I'm chilling, man. I'm >> I mean, I'm chilling, too, dude. >> Yeah, we're chilling. I just don't want it to blow up or something. >> Oh, trust me, dude. I've been trying to >> So, who's you said? Wall-E. I don't know what his name is anymore. Um, >> so you work under No, not anymore. He coped you. >> Whose motorcycle is that? >> That's goddamn mine. >> Oh, why' you Why you burn your own motorcycle, dude? >> Why? Because it's not able to leave here anyway. I'm What does it matter? Walk everywhere anyway. >> I'm a felon jack off lowife fired living in a tent down by the river mechanic. So maybe tomorrow I'll access Walmart's, you know, shopping spree for free and you guys come up and I can finally go back to Lake County and meet all these >> fat rallies I want to slap the [ __ ] out of. So what do you want to do, man? >> Yeah. >> I mean, it's a good time. It's a I'm not here for a long time. I mean, >> I can't even leave, dude. >> I walk up here, I want to leave. I don't care if it's illegal or not. I'm trying to get the out of here. Obviously, I can't get out of here. I mean, >> I got you. >> So, uh, I'm not cleaning that up. >> Okay. >> Unless the guy wants to come here and he clean it up. >> How long do you work for? >> Uh, irrelevant. >> He clears it out. Do you tend to? >> I Yeah, I just >> I I work for him long enough. I've been up here for 12 years. I worked on every boat out here. I work on every car that comes through here. And I get fired because someone wanted to do some stupid [ __ ] I'm sorry. Clear as hell. >> They're upset about it, so they fire me. >> Well, it's not very I mean, I'm I'm very open and honest, so I get fired. >> But the bike gets with. Why? >> So, I'm kind of a really religious bike guy. So, when my bike gets with >> Yeah. >> Now, I'm very upset because >> not everybody can ride a bike like me. >> No, I got you. How long you been riding bikes? >> My entire life. But now I can't ride a bike. So now I resort to every drug I could possibly get my hand on, slapping a around to get some excitement, and making $100 every three days. >> By the time officers arrived, the motorcycle was already engulfed in flames. But instead of backing off, he moved closer, recklessly fiddling around the burning bike and putting his own life at risk. >> So I mean, uh, maybe I could kick the thorn in with one hit. Like I because you know I'm pretty good at it and I can take the no [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Right. No, but I'm not that guy. >> I just I my own [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> So I mean >> are we going to bring command here and everything or can can the works here >> Well, first we're going to try to put the fire out. >> A dude. The fire's out. Trust me. That's the no longer. Dude, I'll put it out. No. >> I got the fire department coming. Dude, that's like $4,000. Calm down. You call them. I'm not paying for that [ __ ] >> No, I called them. You don't You don't have to pay for it, man. They >> The fire department's fine. >> Hey, back up, man. >> Man, this is my mother. I'll put out the fire. >> They're They're They're coming, dude. >> It's fine, dude. >> Dude, leave it. They're right there. >> I've been >> I called them. You don't have to pay for it. >> Look at it and make a crime scene about it. >> Okay. >> I'm putting out my fire. This is my [ __ ] I don't have people putting out my [ __ ] Yeah, >> I [ __ ] myself. >> Well, here they come, dude. You're have to step back. >> That little one right there, bro. >> Well, they still got to do it because it's like Look. See, there they go. Right there. >> Oh, that was crazy. That was some crazy [ __ ] huh? [Music] >> Sorry guys, nothing for you to do. They're still >> Sorry, I failed my seat. >> They're still going to have to spray it, man. >> No, they ain't going to have to spray it. Oil fire. It's spray it with nothing. Dude, I like the smell of >> broken dreams. Don't you? >> No, I don't like the smell of that. >> Yeah, dude. That's what broken dreams smell like. >> Well, let's let's step over here so they can spray it. >> No, dude. It's fine. Well, I have to listen to you. Actually, yeah, sir. Sir, I'll step over here. spray my bike down. >> I just How about they just leave my [ __ ] alone because everybody else has already been touching on my [ __ ] >> How about I be the last mother touch my [ __ ] >> That's their policy, man. >> No, my policy is I last and now it's dead. So they can leave it alone. They can look at it, but I snuffed it out. You watched me snuff it out. >> Yeah, I got you. >> So boom, it's done. Video's over. Can we go on now? Don't touch my bike. >> Well, I got to spray it, bro. >> No, don't touch my mother bike. I lit it on fire. I put out the bike. Someone else molested the bike. I don't care, dude. Lock me up. Send me away. Lock up my Everything in my life gets >> We're not, >> dude. And I don't want to. >> So, respect me. They can't leave it. They have to They have to put it with >> Oh [ __ ] No. A red dot. A red dot. 10 years. Oh, no. >> We're not trying to do this. >> We're not trying to do that. They have to spray it is water. >> They have to spray. >> They have to spray. There's a bunch of gasoline everywhere. >> No, there's not gasoline. It's not gasoline. It's all over. It's probably something else, don't you think? >> Oh, it still can catch on fire, right? >> I'm pretty not a crime scene investigator, but that's not fuel. Um cuz it would have burned a lot hotter and not for as long. I could burn it for like four [ __ ] hours now. >> It was on fire, but they still had >> It wasn't even on fire. It was It was It was like fire, dude. >> I don't know. I I thought I was cleaning it. There was a bucket there and everything. I was cleaning it up. So, I mean, Jesus, dude. Now we got these guys out here. God forbid all the taxpayers money is going to something. I mean, these guys like to get out and do [ __ ] anyways. >> Yeah. >> Guess what? I'm spraying spraying with like [ __ ] >> Let's go. >> I got you. So, what what's going on other beside other than besides you got fired? >> I don't know, dude. >> Did you take anything tonight or >> No, I'm not. No, I can't even get that if I wanted to. >> Yeah. >> No, I'm not allowed. >> You're just upset about being fired or >> are you serious? >> Yeah, I'm just I'm just trying to talk. >> I need a Pop-Tart. That's what I want to say. Snicker bar in the gas station's closed. And my wallet somehow disappeared. And my bones disappeared. And I have a life. I have a knife, by the way, guys. A knife. And nothing there. I have a belt. >> God forbid. And this is my only pair of clothes because my female companion like to she like just all over my clothing and then left it there. I mean, it would have been better if she peed on me. But hey, my bike got peed on. >> Even as firefighters worked to control the flames, Jonathan began yelling and arguing with them, turning help into more chaos. >> That's my whole life, dude. Watching you get here. >> Human form. How'd you get here? >> Oh, my Subarus, dude. Your Subarus? >> Yeah. >> Where you live at, >> dude? I thought I lived out here, dude. But now I'm I'm seeing him. >> This is a giant graveyard and I just walk the around all night with a lantern because I can't leave obviously and you won't lock me up and I don't make any money and I really don't feel like stealing [ __ ] cuz it's kind of boring, dude. I don't feel like being a vice guy, dude. It's I don't I don't really like all the [ __ ] dude. >> I don't like it. I'm going to talk talk. Yeah, I got you. >> Thanks, dude. [ __ ] yeah. Spray it on me, dude. Jesus Christ. I can go jump in the chain. Hopefully, I can catch the gift in there and I can die of blood [ __ ] something. Hopefully, I get a red vein soon, dude. Cuz I am getting bored out here. Come loot me of my life cuz >> Well, that's not >> Why are you guys here? Why doesn't someone that around come here and get me? >> Well, we're here because >> I don't want the guys that wearing the uniforms. Want to thank all everyone comes in their colors over here so we can do cool. >> That's how it's what it's all about now, right? I'm the random >> guy walking around up and down the street, dude. Right. >> I can't believe on my mother bike, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> What was your first? I never got your first name. >> You do know my name. >> I don't know your name. >> Whatever, dude. I don't have a ID, so I don't have a name, dude. Someone took that. I'm I'm an organ donor. That's all I can tell you. I'm a felon. I'm aing organ donor. >> Okay. Or I'll give you my name if you're locking me the up. >> Okay, we can do that. >> All right. My name's Jonathan Vincent. Okay. >> Tracy lock. >> You want to infantry behind your back? >> Sure. >> All right. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Nobody saying you're under arrest. >> You need to go inside. I want to talk to you. >> I have a shower. >> Oh yeah, I forgot. I can't even shower out here, dude. Like my clothes are going like this. Super gray today. >> You got anything on you besides this knife? >> No. >> All right. I'm just going to take this knife out of your pocket. Okay. >> Yeah. Cool. Just keep it. I'm not going to get it back. >> I don't like the way it's shaped anyway. >> Nothing else on you. No weapons or anything. Any drugs? >> No needles. >> All right. You mind if I check? >> No, not at all. >> All right. I'm not going to dig in. So, you know, when I fell asleep, I actually fell asleep on my Sonic once I belly in my right. >> All right. So, what we're going to do, okay, >> I don't even I'm just going to stick you in the back of my car just so we're back there. Okay. >> I don't want to drive. >> Well, you you just And then we'll figure it out. All right. >> What are we going to figure out? Do I get to go back to the southside yet or am I >> Where's the Southside? >> Chicago, dude. This is [ __ ] >> Is that where you're from? >> Yeah. Or Vegas. One of the two. Get the out of here. >> It smells weird, right? It smells like It sure does. >> I appreciate you being cool with me. >> Oh, I mean, that's probably how you're doing. How you're being with me is cool. Some people >> I didn't know that was a female spray. I didn't mean it like that. >> No, you're good, dude. >> Unfortunately, my policy says I got to put you in the seat belt. >> I want to make it to Hopefully the mother jack. Let's make something up so I can get some time to fix my life. I have a pregnant girlfriend and I don't know if she's really even that anymore, but >> she's in a tent down by the river with a big dog. So, if you find the dog, let me know, man. It's dangerous. >> All right. One safe. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. The man's reckless attempt at revenge ended not in justice, but in handcuffs. His actions serve as a reminder that anger-driven decisions rarely lead anywhere but