STOP. HEY, STOP REACHING. Hands up. You're under arrest. >> I'm not there anymore. >> But you're fighting. >> On May 12th, 2023, police responded to a South Elgen home after a man resisted arrest, injured an officer, barricaded himself inside, and threatened to shoot officers. It's 113. I'll be traffic in front of the bus. He's going slowly, but he's going through the target parking lot. >> Yeah, it's going to be a rollover. We'll be out. >> Yeah. Hey, please show us your hands. Hey, go go go real wide ON THIS. PLEASE SHOW US YOUR HANDS. HEY, please show us your hands. Hey, show me your hands. Door's open. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. STOP. HEY, STOP REACHING. HANDS UP. >> You're under arrest. >> Put your hands up. Stop. Turn around. Come to my for what? You just crashed. Come to the sound of my voice. Do it now. >> I got cover. >> Turn around. >> Actually, tell you what. Switch. I'll go. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> Like a jacket. >> Get on the ground. >> Get down on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> I get down. I get down. I get down. >> Suck at listening. >> Yeah. I got him. >> I got him. I got him. Get down. >> Your hands behind your back. >> Behind my back. >> Okay. I'm not going to fight. I'm not going to fight. are fighting. >> I'm sorry. I'm not going to fight anymore. I swear. I swear. I'm not going to fight, sir. I'm sorry. I'm not going to fight. >> Do not grab my taser. >> I'm not going to fight anymore. I swear. >> As officers secure the suspect, they report that he attempted to grab an officer's taser during the struggle. With the suspect now restrained, officers begin assessing the scene and the circumstances surrounding the pursuit. As additional details start to emerge, >> get this. >> I swear I'm not going to fight. >> I got it. I got me. I'm not going to fight. You're fighting now, though. What are you doing? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Get me up. Okay. I'm not going to fight anymore. >> But you're fighting. >> Okay. I'm not I'm not going to fight. >> You're reaching. And you tried to grab my taser. >> I'm sorry. Get me up. Get me up, sir. Get me up. I'm not going to fight anymore. >> Cuffing. >> I'm not going to fight anymore. I swear to God. >> Well, you can't. >> 113. He's in custody. Everybody else can slow down. >> Okay. Okay. Get me up. >> You need an ambulance. >> Can you get me up, please? Can you just hit me up? >> Pat him down. He was reaching for his waist. >> I don't have anything, sir. I don't have anything. >> Okay. Well, you sucked with me. >> Yeah. And driving. >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah. >> Didn't have anything at all. >> Remember when you drove through that Target parking lot and almost killed a bunch of people? >> No. >> I I didn't I didn't kill anybody. >> Come on. Come on, man. Grow up. >> Okay. >> All right. Let's be an adult now. >> Okay. Can you get me up? >> You're face down in a farm field. We don't want to be insulted anymore. >> Okay. Can you get me up? >> Yeah, we'll get you up. >> Are you going to listen now? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. >> Cool. Get real good. Can you tell me why am I being arrested? Hey, what? There's that wire right there. One of the least smart moves I have ever seen somebody pull. >> Okay, >> you turned a little [ __ ] warrant into >> I know >> all that and a bunch of felonies. >> It was really ridiculous. We just You could have bonded out. >> I just got ped. >> Yeah. So, next time you see flashing lights, just stop. >> Okay. Get this. So, >> how did you guys know it wasn't? >> So, so there's cameras all over the ground. >> But what did that mean? >> Also, when you run your license plate, it shows that you have a warrant for your arrest. >> And when the plate gets run, your name pops up and there's a warrant for your arrest. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. >> You popped up twice. >> The first time we didn't find you, it was down by Le Fox and 31 in South Belgium. >> Sorry. crack and all the telephone lines now. The whole community is Hey, what's up? >> Yeah, I should turn crazy. >> Do you do any drugs or anything? >> No. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Nobody else. I didn't see anybody. The county deputies are the easiest going guys in the county. You just got to pull over and we'll hand out like >> 113. Ambulance is 23. I also don't know if we talked about it, but we need KMED because he took out a power pole at the same time. and go ahead and confirm on his 99. >> Hey, can you um watch him? I'm gonna get his rest here. Clean up. >> Okay. >> So, he managed to snap the pole underneath and it doesn't look like there's any wires other than a guy wire down, but they are all hanging. >> Oh goodness. What is it? What is it for? What is it? What am I? >> Sit. >> I can't sit upstairs. >> Listen to directions. >> I can't sit. >> Put your butt on the bumper. >> I'm cuffed. >> I understand. Sit down. There you go. You got to be freaking difficult for everything that you do. You totaled your car. You turned a little [ __ ] warrant into a felony, multiple felonies. >> With the suspect secured, officers begin documenting the damage caused during the pursuit and reviewing his actions before the crash. What started with an outstanding warrant has now developed into a much more serious investigation with the full extent of the incident still being established. >> Uh he's got a little bloody finger. Other than that, he says he's fine. >> Dude, I was literally going to come talk to you. >> Okay, >> that was going to be it. >> I'm sorry. >> I was going to tell you, hey, you got a warrant. We're going to take care of this real quick. >> I'm so sorry. >> And then sorry, >> bro. >> Sometimes the brain just >> Yeah. Well, I'm going to charge you with every felony I possibly can. >> Why? >> Because you >> drove at least 50 miles an hour through a target parking lot. >> Go easy on you. >> No, I cannot. >> Nope. Not not one little bit. I am going to charge you with every possible thing that I can. >> Please, >> because you are a complete >> because you almost hurt and killed a bunch of people today. >> But I didn't, right? >> Yeah, but you didn't. So, I guess I should give you a break, huh? No, that's not how this works. Welcome to accountability land. >> Yeah. So, you're going to catch a bunch of new charges and you're going to sit in the K County Jail for a while. It's going to be awesome. Uh the Target parking lot, >> he like flew through there at about 50 mph and busted throughout the stop sign. So, you should be super thankful that >> nobody was coming out. >> Nobody was coming out at that exact time. Otherwise, I'd be charging you with reckless homicide. >> Car insurance >> cuz you got into a crash. Do you have car insurance? >> No, I don't. >> No. Okay. So, whatever Comed's going to charge you for that poll, I'm going to tell them to send you the bill personally. So, you're revoked. You don't have any insurance. You're not very aware of your actions. >> Do you have a phone number? >> Not making real good decisions today. Give me your phone number. Are you good with your insulin? Your blood sugar is not off right now. >> You're good. Check that. Okay. We'll check it just in case before you go to the monitor. >> Yeah, thank you. >> Uh, do you got any allergies and medications? >> Clean up the scene. Um, >> yeah. Uh, Garcia's rookie said they're going to take the crash report. >> They're going to they're going to do a written for everything and >> Yeah. I don't I don't know what he ran over coming through that neighborhood. >> Yeah, we'll we'll go backtrack. >> Okay. me when you get a second. I'm going to pass it on one of his arms. >> Oh, y >> target. >> Yeah. So, he came out onto Silver Glenn from behind there. You know, there's a little cut through. >> I think he took some mailboxes out. He cut through this cornfield uh between Sage Brook and Crane that retirement home. >> Then he decided to Dukes a hazard, do some donuts in the field behind Sagebrook and then exited someplace on Sage Brook through somebody's yard. >> Okay. Um, do you use cocaine? >> No. >> No. Okay, then why do you have your nails like that? >> Do you mind his coat off? >> Check. >> I know. You just weren't very good at listening. So, >> he's got money in this pocket. >> Oh, here. I got I got a bag with all his property. So, if you want to give it to me, I'll put in my pocket. >> Yeah, I'll take I'll take all that stuff, too. >> Put in my pants pocket. Put everything out that pocket. >> No, I'm going to take it with you to put in your jail property. >> Yep. >> Yes. You're going to jail. >> All right. Go grab a seat. >> Oh man. Oh man. Oh man. >> All right. I'm going to reach over you. Put your seat belt on. Okay. >> Okay. Check the the trunk. >> Officers begin piecing together the suspect's route, including the path he took before the crash and the damage reported along the way. As they reconstruct the pursuit, they also continue checking for factors that could explain his actions, adding another layer to the investigation. >> Oh, hold on. Let me take your seatelt off. Go ahead and stand over here in front of this door. >> All right. Okay. The suspect was taken into custody and charged with aggravated resisting arrest, threatening a public official, and two counts of resisting [music] a police officer. Be sure to subscribe and don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments below.