You want to say something, man? What's up then? What's up then, [ __ ] Chris, what's going on? Shut the up. My name is Christopher this year. You guys shot me 2020. You guys didn't pay me any money. Shot me in my right shoulder. We know, bud. Chris, what is going on? Don't arrest me. Don't touch me. I have broken no laws. Shut the up. Did you do that? Chris, did you say I love you, bro? Did you say that to me, Chris? Did my Was my brother there? You're not the one that I saw. I can't I can't I can't if you calm down. You want me to be mad, bro? You have a kid. Listen up. These the moments when the tough guy regretted his actions. My name is Christopher Henderson. You guys shot me 2020. You guys didn't pay me any money. Shot me in my right shoulder. Know, bud. Chris, what is going on? Jeez. The police arrive at the call where it is stated that the man is behaving inappropriately, approaching the scene of the incident, already heard screaming. Hey, Chris, Reno PD. What's going on, man? I got no guns. Okay, who are you? I'm with the Reno Police Department. I work with your brother. Get your hand off the weapon right there, mother. I got my hands right here. The first signs of a growing threat. Despite saying he does not have a weapon, the man is aggressive, pointing, yelling. Can I get a hold of my brother? We try to get a hold of him. He's not answering right now. Chris, my name is Christopher Henderson. You guys shot me 2020. You guys didn't pay me any money. You shot me in my right shoulder. We know, bud. Chris, what is going on? Jeez. The suspect then offers the officers a look at his muscular body and takes off his sweatshirt, which leaves the officers stunned. If I asked you guys nicely, I'm going to tell you guys right now. Whoever could go toe-to-toe with me, head to head. Push up the push-up. Let's get going facing the west right here. You're facing I'm not saying I'm yolked. Okay, back up and stay. You scared? You're scared. You're scared. Are you scared or not? Be honest. I'm not scared of you, dude. I know. I know you're not scared of me. I'm scared of me. I fear one man and his name is Do you want to know what his name is? The police try to make contact, even citing a personal connection through his brother. But Chris is already in a state where logic doesn't work. He offers to fight the officers to which they refuse. What's going on? Shut the up. Why are we out here tonight? Because I want you to shut the up. Why do you keep yelling? Shut your mouth, please. Chris, put your taser down and shut your mouth. I see your taser right there. I know cuz you got me amped up right now. Chris, all your weapons. I see them right here. Chris, I got you amped up cuz you guys are soft. Chris is begging to leave him, then provoking him again. You can see how his state is unstable between fear, rage, and depression. Can we get you some help, my friend? What's up? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 You're going to shoot me? I got no weapons. Chris, you want to see You want to see the song, Chris? Want to see the Sheen SOG, dude? Oh, you real. Chris, you guys stick your hard Navy Seals are hard. Let me be quiet. Let me be quiet and go in my own house that I earned with my blood, my sweat, and my tears. I understand. Shut the up. Touch me. I'm going in my window. No, we're not going to I'm going to my apartment. That is my dog's in there. Stop. My dog's in there. Let's go. All right. Take me. Thank you. Let me take for real. You guys taking your hospital. [Applause] Chris continues to rebuke officers, talk about the past, mentions, "They killed me in 2020." His behavior becomes more and more detached from reality, but he lets the officers handcuff him. Yeah, I can. No, I don't need one. I got one right here ready for you. Yeah, I got it right here, man. I don't need it. All right. They call me the white gironimo. The white gironimo. What position you want to play football? Running back 34. I want to go get tattooed right now on my chest. A big heart right on my chest and 34 right underneath it on my ribs. Right next to the fighting iris. They're somewhere. I'm just visualizing. Chris fights back, but the cops are methodical, slow, controlled, no injuries. Back behind you, but I can't put them. Uh, sounds like Take me to jail like this. I don't care. Go ahead. You guys take me take me to the hospital. Can I have the cuffs off or re Can you guys redo the cuffs? Stand me up and then redo the cuffs so it' be comfortable. At least we can put them back behind you. Okay, cool. An ambulance takes Chris away. The police record a victory. Not physical, but tactical. He wasn't beaten. He wasn't injured. He was simply neutralized professionally. How many days you give me you going to take my job from you, too? Sean Gibson, give me my shirt. Give me my shirt. Don't touch my Give me my shirt. You Sean. Okay. Have a seat. I was I was speaking to my brother Sean. Sorry. I shouldn't say that. Sean, I'm angry with you because you're making this decision. I can tell you're the sergeant. You can be angry at me. I'm gonna grab your phone for you. I know you're touchy about your stuff. Okay. Grab my shirt. Yeah. I'll grab it. I'll grab it from the other side. That way we're not getting it all in. I don't trust you guys to get Hey, hold on. Grab it. Grab it. Grab it. I've been respectful towards you. You know, I'll grab your minute. All right. Straight up here for me. Chris, this will get you through faster. Just open your eyes. Okay. Look at the camera. Yeah. Keep them open. Yeah. Chris could have ended this evening peacefully, but his aggression, fear, and refusal to comply made the situation much more difficult. The police did everything they could to prevent an escalation and for that they deserve respect. Well, we move on to the next case. You want to say something? Go upstairs. What's upstairs? Go upstairs. What's up then, [ __ ] The behavior is typical. The man does not hear the interlocutor. He is already fighting no matter with whom. Probably alcohol or just a heated ego. I basically told her to leave and she freaking went off for me. Cuz you didn't want her in the house no more. No. Did you strike her back in any way? To get her off of me. So you pushed her off of you or did you slap it? I pushed her off of me. You pushed her off? Okay. But she came at you. Yes. I could be better. Can you raise your right hand for me? Yes. Your right hand. Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth? And nothing but the truth? Yes, sir. All right. You can put your right hand down. You want to tell me what happened tonight? Tonight? Uh me and me and Well, I have a girlfriend. Yep. Are you guys You guys are girlfriend. We're girlfriends. Are you fiances? Fiances. Would she tell you that? Are you engaged? We're kind of Yeah. So, are you girlfriends or No, we're girlfriend. We're engaged, but she's married still. The policeman gives him a chance to talk, but the man keeps going into accusations, repeating the same things without listening to the questions. So, what else happened? Okay. She said you were drinking too much. You're saying that she pushed you? She pushed She kicked me in the head. She kicked you in the head. Yeah. There's no mark or nothing, but she kicked me in the head. All righty. And then what else? Because you're not independent witness. She's saying one thing. Your mom's saying another thing. I can't determine the primary aggressor. Everybody got to go. And I put it this way. I won't let that happen. I won't go. Huh? I said I won't let that happen. So, let's go the the easy route. Yeah. Okay. I'm put it this way cuz that happens. You guys can see that. All right. Well, you're not going to stand here and threaten me. All right. I'm not threatening. I have a job. That's an opinion. My opinion, okay? But that happens. My mother. I'm just saying cuz you guys take both of them when I saw what happened and everything. All right. But I'm here with the state. All right. the state. There's different criteria. You guys are a city patrol, not sheriff. I know there's a difference on one of the sheriff. I know. I said state. State. What do we What's our regulations? You guys state? Yes. State stat. That's what I said. State. Everyone runs on state. All right. Typical tactic. Lots of words, little meaning. He gets confused. speaks in repetitive sentences. All this points to either alcohol or internal stress or both. I told him the truth cuz if we do not have them separate, they both go. It's not one or it's both. I can't determine the primary aggressor. They both go. So, and now he's upset. Well, they're both they both have conficted. Exactly. That's why cuz the only thing with them there's nobody you can call try. Can I get my phone? Yeah, that's fine. Go get your phone. Can she get her phone? Yes, sir. They don't know how to come to agreement for nothing. No, I'm just I just I just wanted to go home. I didn't get out of here quick enough. He is no longer talking but justifying himself. A very important point is that in such situations, a person tries to convince himself that he is right. We were having ice cream for birthday. I understand. So, to be honest, I tried to do it the right way, but since we don't have a primary aggressor, both of you have to go to jail tonight. So, I need you to put your hands behind your back. I'll call you. The word stop is repeated three times. This is the moment when third parties, perhaps relatives, intervene trying to keep him from making a conflictual move. The bad gun ain't nothing. No [ __ ] car. Yeah, we're good. [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Oh, just wait. Just wait. Just cuz you're taking I'm not coming at you. A closer. Let's go. I'm in your bubble. I'm in your bubble. All right. You want to say something to me, [ __ ] You want to say something to me? Go upstairs. What's upstairs? What's up then, [ __ ] Go upstairs. No, you ain't got to tell me that my [ __ ] property. Let's go, everybody. Let's go. Nope. I can walk. It's my [ __ ] property. No. What am I doing? You want to pull your [ __ ] taser out? No. Grab it. Can you walk him upstairs, please? I could not. Please. Can you please try to walk him upstairs? Because I don't want to make it the third person. Okay. Yeah. What you guys do with a [ __ ] tweaker and you want to sit here and [ __ ] pull a tweezer out on me? One guy [ __ ] tweaker. He's in this car, right? What? If he touches, he's gone. He's gone. Why is she getting naked for it? Yeah, you do. That's my mother. Yes, the [ __ ] I do. See what's up. You want to see what's up? You think you're all scared? You think you're all real crazy with your badge and guts? But he's degrading my officers and he's causing a scene. All your officers are pigs. You're a [ __ ] pig. All right. drunk and disorderly. When a person starts repeating short phrases and loses the ability to articulate, that's the point where logic goes away. Only emotion remains. What the [ __ ] Stay down. Stay down. Turn him around. Turn him around. Turn him around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. I'm good. I'm not bad. Moment of truth. All ostentatious behavior falls apart. Behind the aggression is fear, shame, an attempt to protect the self-image. I'm not doing anything. Can you please let me go? I need to be online. What did I do? Am I really drunk? Grandma, you heard them drunk in the orderly, right? Get in the car. Get in the car. You seen this, baby? Record it. Get in the car. He's trying to change his mind. Still doesn't believe the situation is real. A sign of shock and inner refusal to admit that he is wrong. All right. Huh? We're going to be Can she search though? They need to be searched. So we can This case is brief but illustrative. A man came in from a position of strength, threatening, screaming, "I know my rights." And he left in tears, pleading to his grandmother and saying, "I'm not stupid." Well, we'll move on to the next case. You're not the one that I can't. I can't. I can't. So, why? Because what did I do? What did I do? What did I do? What did I What did I do? No. I ain't No, I'm not going to take you. I'm not going to take a because because you're you're assaulting. You're angry. No. I'm crystal unrespectfully. Unrespectfully. Unrespect. No. Stop. Because why? Because why? Because I'm a student. I'm a US citizen. I'm a US citizen on the United States of America. And you are taking my right. You are taking my right. The man provokes the officers already stepping over the line. He responds to questions with defiance, raising his voice and stepping forward. This behavior often precedes an attempt at physical resistance. He warms himself up as if before a fight. Does your kid get shut the kid? Shut up. We're trying to take you out of here. Shut the up. I'm trying to take you out of those. Does your kid get arrested in front of you? Does your kid Does your kid get So you're not arrested right now. No, but you're thank you. Thank you. Hey. Hey, shut up. Shut the All right. Shut the At this point, officers already have grounds for enforcement action. He is not complying with lawful demands, is obstructing the investigation, and is behaving in a threatening manner. Hey, take a seat here. We're going to take a seat here. You know what? again listen I know for a fact I know my possession and I know that day bro you because I didn't admit to a ticket and yeah you can be a canine why because I can I can teach your K9 to check any thing I'm a dog trainer and I will teach your K9 to check any thing a classic change of rhetoric first aggression then complaining about rights violations theing American sniper for what For what? For what? For this. For this. For this. Because I'm a business. For what? I have done nothing. I have done nothing to serve my country. I have sworn in years. Not one for two years. Listen to me. No. Stop. I'm not listening to you. You're not in nowhere toing listen to me. you are going to spot. We're not going to give them understand if you're just because I will show them I will show them that they are nothing but safe because why? Why? Because at the end of the day I've done nothing will serve this country and I get paid for what? For what, man? What are you going to say? What did I do? What did I do to fight against you? What are you going to say? What's your case? What's that? Talk to us. We're going to talk to you. Okay. Tell them what the case is. Ask them what the case is. Ask them right now. Right now. When you're ready. In front of your face. What's the case? What are they fighting? What are they defending? What are they defending? Ask them. That's exactly what I thought. Use whatever the you can. This case shows his aggression, refusal to listen, an attempt to sell by authority end legitimately. Alpha is not about being loud and threatening. Alpha is about control. And in this video, we see who is really in control. Why do so many people in stressful situations lose control instead of simply cooperating with the police? What do you think is most often behind aggression, fear, ego, or ignorance of the law? Leave your opinion in the comments. We read everyone. Your view is important, even if it differs from the general one. And of course, subscribe if you want real time facts, not opinions.