What are you doing? >> Well, you can't be up here. >> Midday, Midtown Manhattan, and two people are standing on top of the Empire State Building's antenna, 1,454 ft up with no ropes. They're not stuck. They're not stranded. No safety lines, no rescue crew. And somehow they're exactly where they wanted to be. They hang a banner about love and peace. Then he gets down on one knee. But what started as a viral stunt quickly became a major NYPD emergency. Minutes later, the newly engaged daredevils would be facing multiple criminal charges. This is the body cam footage of that arrest. >> Hello. How you doing? Can you just stay where you are? >> Rob, you good? How you doing? >> Well, you can't be up here. >> What? >> All right. >> All right. >> Yeah, I'm okay. >> Yeah. >> Rob, come on up. >> Give me this. >> You guys going to be cooperative? >> Being cooperative. Uh, Matt, you're on >> on. >> All right. Bring her to the other side. >> Uh, it's open over there. >> Just bring her over there. >> All right. >> So, he can come down. >> Just so you're uh >> so he goes back up. >> What language you guys speak? >> Russian. >> Russian. >> I understand. >> What began as a climb for a message of peace and romance ended in handcuffs. After spending roughly 30 minutes at top the Empire State Building's antenna, Angela Nicolau and Ivan Khnets were taken into custody without injury. According to the NYPD, the pair now faces multiple charges, including burglary, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, criminal tampering, criminal trespass, possession of burglar's tools, and disorderly conduct. For some, it's an unforgettable love story. For others, it's an incredibly dangerous stunt that put lives and emergency responders at risk. Where do you stand? If you want to see more real police body cam footage with complete breakdowns and the full story behind the headlines, like, subscribe, and turn on notifications. We'll see you in the next one.