If I left and came back, then you could arrest me. But you can't arrest me now. I cannot be trespassed. >> I'm not going to go back and forth with you. So, are you going to leave or are you not going to leave? >> I'm going to collect my belongings and then I'm going to leave. I am going to leave. All right. All right. All right. >> Hey, bro. What are you doing? >> Oh, what do you think? >> You kick me again, you're going to get bad Leo. Take him to the ground. After a man gets into a heated confrontation with two security guards at a gated community, he's informed he is not allowed to enter the property. Instead, he blocks the gate and deliberately waits at the entrance. Officers then speak with the security staff, explaining the proper steps needed to escalate the situation and remove the man from the scene. >> Not living in paradise, right? >> We got we got to talk with these guys. So, >> head in, bro. >> All right. >> You have a good day. >> All right. So they said that if you guys want security because they disrespectful you guys can trespass. >> So it's a yes for me explaining everything. >> When he refuses to to leave, which he probably will, we're going to arrest him for trespass as a warrant. We'll just need a statement from you guys saying so and so on this date was trespassed. We will press charges. Okay. She's already said that you guys you guys want to do that, you can do it. So, I just need to know who wants to do the trespass and who wants to do the statement and we'll go from there. Okay. >> With the man trespassed, officers hope to simply tell him he's trespassed and he can leave. But they'll soon realize this is the last thing he has on his mind. >> All right, Mr. Pash. So, this is the situation. Okay. They want you trespassed off property. Okay? So, you're going to have to leave. Okay? And if you refuse to leave, then you'll be subject to arrest for trespass after warning. >> Can you show me back out with >> Okay. >> Okay. So, what's it going to be? >> What do you mean? What's it going to be? >> What do you mean? What's it going to be? >> Are you going to leave? >> You told me. >> Or are you not going to leave? >> What do you think? >> I I don't know what to think because I don't know you. So, if you're going to leave, great. If you're not going to leave, then we'll handle it. It's not a hard concept to to grasp, >> right? Exactly. >> So, are you willing to leave? >> That's what I'm going to do. >> Huh? >> That's what I'm going to do. I'm going to collect all my belongings first before I leave, though. >> No, they want you off property. >> I'm going to collect all my belongings before I leave. >> That That is That is not what's happening. After you trespass, >> you don't you don't you can't be arrested until >> you pop on the property again. >> So, you pop on the property? What do you mean? >> I'm here already. So, I'm going to grab all my belongings and then I'm going to leave. >> If I left and came back, then you could arrest me. But you can't arrest me now. >> If you refuse to leave, yes, I I do have the authority to arrest you. >> Not now. Not until I leave and come back. >> No, sir. I don't think you understand the concept of trespass. >> Explain it to me. >> Okay. Private property. >> Florida statute. >> Okay. Private property. If the pro property owner or a representative for the property wants you trespassed, then you are getting trespassed. Okay. What does that entail? >> You are being kicked off property. >> Okay. What does that entail specifically? >> Specifically, you need to leave the property. >> Okay. In hopes of removing the man, the security guard tries to explain in plain English what the man needs to do. Now, >> do you not understand those statutes? >> Are you listening to me, sir? >> Over here. Over here, sir. So, I've instructed you multiple times to leave. You refuse. >> You never said, >> but now you're being told. >> Now, you trace us from the property. >> You never said to leave. >> Okay, now you are. That's fine. Don't worry about me before. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Hold back. Oh, I Oh, you don't want to >> You You You Are you refusing to leave now? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. Cuz it really sounds like you are. >> No. >> So, why don't we turn around and let's go? >> I'm going to collect my belongings and then leave. >> I don't think you understand how this works. >> You don't understand. >> That's not refusal to me. >> Oh, man. You [ __ ] do not understand the Florida statute. I cannot be trespassed unless I leave and come back. I'm going to grab my and I'm going to go. >> I don't think they want you to do that. >> They want you gone now. >> I don't think you want to do that just like >> just like any other time. That's what I'm going to do. >> Okay. You can come back and require a police escort. We come with you >> and you collect your belongings. >> Right now though, they want you off property. You don't understand the Florida statute. >> Okay. I'm not going to go back and forth with you. So, are you going to leave or are you not going to leave? >> I'm going to collect my belongings and then I'm going to leave. I am going to leave. >> Out of nowhere, the trespassing man makes a sudden move that instantly puts officers on edge. >> You want him to collect his belongings? >> Don't start that car, dude. Turn the car back off. >> Make things real bad. Turn >> the car back off. Now >> that's a refusal. >> It's not. >> Turn the car off. >> Okay. You >> take the keys out of the ignition. >> I sorry mother. You're supposed to enforce the law and you don't even know it. You are some ignorant mother to say the least. I'm going to collect my belongings and I'll leave. >> What do we got? >> They're not doing that today. Yeah, you're not collecting your belongings. So, it's either you turn around and leave now willingly or you go to jail. >> What am I going to go to jail for? >> Trespass after warning. >> Trespass and No, it doesn't count, man. Because I'm still here. >> I haven't left and came back. >> Come on, dude. >> All right. Well, >> get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get him out. Put your hands on the seat. >> Get him out of the car. >> Too late for that. >> Take him out of the car. Y listen, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up. >> Step out of the car, then we're not trying to hurt you, >> [ __ ] You're not trying to hurt me. >> You're not trying to hurt me. >> We're not trying to hurt you. >> You are some sorry piece of Sorryy punk [ __ ] ass [ __ ] And that's just to say the least, man. Y'all you [ __ ] man. >> Hey, they told you plenty of times for you to leave. You got the chance to leave. I I didn't get to tofully chill >> unlawfully. >> Relax. >> Nothing you have said to me has been lawful. You sorry piece of [ __ ] punk ass [ __ ] >> You got anything on you? >> Yes, I do. >> What you got? >> I got a big sorry mother. >> Yeah, I got >> Hey, bro. What are you doing? >> Oh, what do you think? You You just You pushing on me. Hey, you trying to grab my [ __ ] bro? >> Listen, listen to me right now. If you grab that holster again, you're going to the ground. Do you understand me? >> Do you understand me? >> You already me up. I'm sorry. >> And just when things seem over, the suspect pulls a risky move that he'll instantly pay for. >> Weapons on you? >> Yes. >> What weapons you got? between my ear and ears. You sorry piece of bullet mother. >> My weapon is not good at all. It's defective. So >> you kick me again, you're going to get bad Leo. You understand me? Take him to the ground. >> How many How many chances you got to get? >> No. You Now you got Bat Leo. >> Now you got Bat Leo. >> I didn't kick you. >> You stomp it on his feet. >> Are you serious, man? >> No. You just kicked me right in my shin for no reason. And you were trying to grab my whole >> sorry lion ass [ __ ] >> Roll in this way. I got camera. >> Okay. Search him. >> You sorry piece of punk [ __ ] ass [ __ ] lion. My lion ass [ __ ] I didn't kick any. >> I stepped on your foot because you were stepping on my foot. >> Okay. Rolling back towards wind. >> Rolling back this way. >> Mother. >> All right. I'm going to stand up. All right. Put your foot right here. >> One, two, three. Let's go. Put him in on the other side. >> Hey, get the off my taser. >> Get the off it. >> This guy keeps on trying to grab my >> Get in there. You're just making it hard. Mother >> you come this way. >> Hey, somebody get me a statement, please. >> Are you going to hit him with that? >> Yeah, 100%. Give me Yeah. Give me his phone. >> We'll take care of the car. trespass bat Leo uh and resisting and wouldn't get in the car. So, he's going to be sideways or face down. So, >> okay. Fantastic. Do you have a name on it or anything? Oh [ __ ] What his name? >> Ronald Leo trying to grab our guns, our tasers. >> Oh [ __ ] >> The whole night in Ronald. >> Why not? >> Ronald say he no problem. >> All right. We'll see what's >> 50-year-old Ronald is hit with five separate charges after deliberately striking an officer and kicking him, making direct contact with the officer's shin. He is charged with battery on a law enforcement officer under Florida statute 784.07. He then faces a second charge of battery on a law enforcement officer after grabbing the officer's departmentisssued firearm holster and ripping the hood cover off. Ronald proceeds to place his hand around the pistol grip of the firearm in an attempt to gain control of it. As a result of that action, he is also charged with attempting to deprive a law enforcement officer of a firearm under Florida statute 843.025. 025. Next, Ronald is charged with resisting an officer with violence after actively using force against law enforcement. This charge is often split between resisting with or without violence. But when an officer is kicked, it typically results in both battery and resisting with violence. Lastly, Ronald is charged with trespass after warning under Florida statute 810. nine. After repeatedly refusing to leave the property despite multiple lawful orders and clear warnings, Ronald's vehicle was eventually towed from the scene. Battery on a law enforcement officer and attempting to deprive an officer of a firearm are both first-degree felonies, each carrying potential penalties of up to 30 years in prison, 30 years of probation, and fines of up to $10,000. It's important to note that multiple first-degree felonies can be stacked when they arise from the same incident. In this case, we clearly see how a simple trespass warning, once ignored, quickly escalates into multiple felonies and misdemeanors. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. As always, share your honest thoughts on this case in the comments below, and I'll see you in the next video. You sorry piece of punk [ __ ] ass mother liar. My lion ass mother. I didn't kick any [ __ ] >> I stepped on your foot because you were stepping on my foot. Okay. Rolling back towards rolling back this way, mother.