Look at No. No. >> Don't touch me again. >> Sir. >> Get the [ __ ] off me. >> Sir. >> We clear? >> Yes, sir. >> And I'll SEE YOU IN ABOUT 5 MINUTES. >> November 19th, 2021, California. Police received a disturbance call about a man assaulting someone outside a store. Officers arrived within minutes and quickly detained the suspect, but the [music] man refused to get into the patrol car and kept arguing with officers. >> Ah, miss, can you stop pulling the cuffs? >> Just get IN THE CAR AND YOU'LL BE INSIDE. ALL RIGHT, JUST get in the car. >> Can y'all just tell her to stop? >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Just get in the car. >> All right, I'm getting in. Get your feet in. >> He claimed a female officer had pulled the handcuffs too hard, using it as an excuse to stall. That's when the team supervisor arrived. 47-year-old Sergeant Christopher Pullis, seeing his officers struggling to control the situation, Pullis stepped in himself, but things escalated quickly. >> Look at me. Look at me. Games? Playing with the wrong mother You're going to mace me? Mace me? You can't mace me. >> A rookie officer with less than 3 years on the job feared the situation was spiraling, so he grabbed the sergeant's duty belt and physically pulled him away. That moment only made the scene more tense. >> No. >> Don't touch me again. >> Sir. >> Get the [ __ ] off me. >> Sir. >> Just just let it be. >> Okay, man. I just I don't understand that. >> We clear? >> Yes, sir. >> And I'll SEE YOU IN ABOUT 5 MINUTES. >> FROM Pullis's body cam, we later saw him pull out pepper spray and warn the suspect. >> Hey. Hey. Hey, look at me. Look at me. Look at me. You want to play games? You're playing with the wrong mother