Every piece of piss, please don't do this to me, guys. Please, this is a mistake I've been doing. I'm on my way to your piece of piss. I'm on my love. Don't do this to me. Oh, I'm trespassing, man. >> What should have been a simple walk to Subway turned into another police encounter when officers [music] spotted a man they had warned before. This time, his shortcut across private [music] property was about to land him back in handcuffs. >> I'm on my way to Subway. >> Okay. >> I know I >> Do me a favor. Put your hands in front of >> Woah, woah, woah, I'm on my way to Subway. >> Okay. Well, you know you're not supposed to be here. I just saw you standing here the whole time. >> I'm on my way to Subway. >> in front of you, please. >> I'm on my way to Subway. What are you doing to >> Put your hands in front of you. >> What are you doing to me? What are you doing to me? I'm on my way to Subway. >> Okay. >> I'm not I'm not banned from here. I'm on my way to Subway. Wait, nobody called. >> Okay. Well, I saw you. >> I know, but I'm on my way to Subway. Listen, listen, listen, I'm on my way to Subway. I haven't done anything wrong. >> Okay. >> I haven't done anything wrong. I'm on my I'm on my way to Subway. Listen, I haven't sto- I haven't stolen anything. I haven't asked for money. I'm on my way to Subway. >> Well, you're trespassing on the property, period, regardless whether you ask for something or not. You're not supposed to come here at all. >> Man, I believe somebody >> If you're going to Subway, go on the sidewalk. >> Oh, man, this is the best thing, man. I'm on my phone and I and I cannot go on the sidewalk all the way that way. This my Subway Subway. Subway is the best thing in life. >> Okay, we've had this conversation many times, okay? >> sucks. I'm sorry I did that. I I promise I respect you guys like [ __ ] I respect you guys every day. I don't want to do this, but I have to go to Subway. That way, that way. I will go to Subway every day in this way. I've done the right thing every day, but I don't need to go to Subway this way. >> You can be sorry all you want, but we told you this many times. The last time I arrested you, stop coming back here. I don't care if you're going to Subway. Go on the sidewalk. >> Yeah, I understand. I'm sorry I did that. >> literally saw you this whole time. I said, "Okay, you're in front of the building." >> I'm sorry I did that. I I talked to the lady and she said, "Okay, I'm sorry." And I'm I'm sorry, I'm leaving. And she was okay with it. >> charges, we'll let you on your way. >> she said the main manager she don't want to pursue. I told her I'm sorry. I did this. I'm on my way to Subway and I left right away. I told her I'm sorry. She didn't want to pursue. I would have gone to Subway. >> At this point, officers already knew who Eduardo was. The real question wasn't whether he stole anything, it was whether the store wanted to pursue charges for violating a trespass order. >> Hello, guys. >> Hello. >> What are you guys dealing with Eduardo versus >> Oh, yeah. >> What did he do? >> He didn't take anything. He didn't get inside. He was just on premises. >> Okay. Um so, he's trespassing on premises. >> Yes, he is very much on premises. >> Can I see the trespass card, please? >> Uh yeah, um >> And do you guys want to pursue him on trespass? >> Yeah, I mean, well, I don't know. He last Well, we did that to him last week. But more than likely, yes. >> I just passed you. I I am I am only knows to go home and go home in my life. I have I I never do this in my life. I did something dumb. I did something dumb. I finally had you do something dumb. I did >> Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate it. >> Was he over there or did that happen over there? >> [laughter] >> That's him? >> Yeah. >> Can I get a picture? >> All right, Eduardo, since you do want to pursue, okay. >> I'm so sorry. >> Is that your daughter? >> Uh yeah, that was me. I remember I see that I remember I see that picture and I was loving it. Loving it. I look like somebody can do music. I was happy, happy. That's why pictures come out better out of it. That's the picture I never never had. I love my pictures sometimes. Sometimes they I love pictures. >> Yeah, I remember. >> I love pictures. >> Well, I am taking you to jail today, okay? >> I don't need to go to jail. Listen, listen, listen. I don't need to go to jail. >> Okay. You're going to jail. You're going to jail. >> Once management decided to move forward, Eduardo's focus shifted from explaining himself to desperately trying to avoid another trip to jail. But officers reminded him this wasn't the first warning he had received. >> Eduardo, the fact is that you're trespassed from every Walgreens. Especially >> Yes. >> You know I don't play it like that. We did this last time, too. Sit down, Eduardo. >> [snorts] >> We did this last time, too. It's a felony that's bigger than mine. Remember last time? Can't get a jail over it. You'll be out You'll be out tomorrow. The fact that you're on the property, Eduardo, is what man. Yes, please. Sit down. We have to take you. Huh? You We last time, too, when we were at the Walgreens last time. >> All right, bro. I'm not I'm not doing this. We're like we're not going to be going out on four. >> Despite repeatedly insisting he was only heading to Subway and hadn't stolen anything, officers explained that the issue was the trespass order itself. After the store chose to pursue charges, Eduardo was taken into custody and transported to jail for trespassing.