What did it say? >> They said you had a knife on you. >> A knife? >> Yeah. >> You can't be walking around with a knife like that. >> It's for my personal use. >> Well, you pulled it out on somebody. You freaked him out. >> Bro, the me because I can I can kill your family. >> On April 27th, 2025, officers responded to reports of a man walking near a BP gas station with a knife. When they locate 27-year-old Kendrick Munos, he admits he has the weapon, but the conversation immediately starts heading in the wrong direction. What's going on, my man? Somebody called on you cuz you could car get a knife on you. >> What is it then? >> What way? >> Huh? >> Yes. What way? >> Where's the knife at? I don't know. >> Where'd you put it? >> What did it say? >> It said you had a knife on you. >> A knife? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> You have it? >> Yeah. >> Take it out of your pocket. >> Why? >> Well, take it from you. >> Why? >> You can't be walking around with a knife like that. >> It's for my personal use. >> Well, you pulled it out on somebody. You freaked them out. >> Up, bro. >> Don't talk to me like that. I'm not being rude to you. >> Okay. It's my personal use. >> Okay. Well, what are you using it for? >> No. I need your ID now. Be careful. Don't do that. >> My way. >> Don't do that. >> My way, bro. >> By this point, officers are trying to understand why Munos has the knife and what happened before they arrived. He insists it's for personal use, even after officers tell him someone reported being threatened with it. To me, this feels like one of those moments where a simple explanation would help. But his attitude is doing the exact opposite. >> All right, J. What's up? >> Bad if says he has a knife on him. Isn't going to give it to me. So, >> okay. Who are you, bro? >> What's going on? >> At this point. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. >> He's got me. Let go. Let go of the officer. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. You're under arrest. Stop. >> 61 for a second. >> Oh my god. >> You just put a knife on somebody. >> I'm bro. >> All right. >> I'm 31. We got one person. >> Set him up. >> Where's the knife? >> Got you, bro. I got you. >> I got everybody. >> Where's the knife? >> You said >> Yeah, you can open it up. We're 1157. Hey little boy. Hey, when I'mma get out, I will your wife. As officers continue dealing with Munos, the situation turns physical, and he is eventually placed under arrest. Even in handcuffs, he keeps yelling, insulting officers, and making threats. In my opinion, once you're already under arrest, threatening the people taking you to jail is a pretty creative way to make your situation worse. >> You talk to an electric detail? >> No, but I come up to him. I said, uh, you scared somebody. Yeah, I got it on me. >> Hey, now you're going, now you're going. Watch your leg. Call 911. Call 911. >> What's your name, man? >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> What's your name? 997 from the army. Yeah. the me because I can I can your family >> going to do this >> 997 from the army >> stop 997 bro and I don't give a bro >> stop moving >> STOP MOVING >> why mother >> you hungry He's not cooperative at all. >> You hungry? You hungry? Are you hungry? >> By now, officers are still trying to locate the knife while keeping Munos under control. They eventually recover it and secure the scene, giving investigators the evidence they need to piece together what happened at the gas station. What started as a weapons complaint ends with multiple charges and one very avoidable arrest. 31, you can survive. They received a proper pass, so >> I think I remember the legs. >> Yeah, for sure. >> You already knees here, right? >> Yep. Down. >> So, they go under him. >> I think that goes on the bottom side of him like this. Oh, yeah. He's here. >> Hey, I'm okay. >> No, >> no. There ankles are >> I'm l right. [laughter] You have to You're supposed to roll him on his stomach, bro. >> Yeah, you're supposed to roll him onto his stomach for >> that. I got my So >> I could just try to grab >> if we can do it without you, bro. I got to get this. >> No, I know. I screwed it up. >> Do it either. >> Let's make sure we check that pocket before we >> Oh, yeah. We haven't found the knife yet. >> You guys haven't found it yet. >> He just told me he had There we go. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't feel it in the last >> He just told you it was in a pocket. >> Kendrick Munos, 27, was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated battery to a peace officer, resisting a peace officer, unlawful use of a weapon, aggravated assault. So, what do you think? Did Munoz's behavior make this situation far more difficult than it needed to be? Let me know in the comments. And for more real body cam breakdowns, subscribe to Code 3 Cam and stay tuned for the next case.