Can you go to jail for trying to kill a spider? This guy claims he was just hunting an insect with his skateboard, but Chicago police saw it as vandalism and damage to public property. >> What started as a ridiculous misunderstanding turned into chaos within seconds. A dog attacking an officer, tasers being used, and a dangerous chase right on the subway tracks. Was this a spectacular police failure, or did the suspect dig his own grave? If you want to understand where your rights end and lawful police force begins, subscribe to the channel. Here we break down the truth without censorship. >> So you hit it with your skateboard. >> My It was right there. >> I swear to God it wasn't like that. >> Put your hands behind your back, dude. >> I promise to go. No. >> Drop the skateboard. It's not like that. >> Drop the skateboard, please. Sir, it is not like that. Drop the skateboard. Sir, >> it was a bug. >> It was a bug. Sir, >> relax. Sir, please. >> Relax. >> Are you going to the ground? >> Hey, hold on. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I promise to go, bro. I promise to go it was just the bug. >> Hey, profession. >> It was just the bug. Please, please. It was just the bug. I don't want to go in the ground. Please. I got him. Get back. Get back. Get back. I got him. Get back. >> No. I'll get him. I'll get him. I'll get him. I'LL GET HIM. >> PUT YOUR HAND behind your back right now. I'm tasing your dog. I'm tasing your dog. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> Stop resisting. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. >> Stop resisting. >> Hey, get us another gun. >> I said I'm not resisting. God damn it. >> Stop resisting. >> I said I'm not resisting. Sir, please >> let me kill you. Please sir. Please sir. No. YOU shooting my [ __ ] dog. No. >> YOU SHOOTING MY DOG. YOU SHOOTING MY [ __ ] DOG. HOW ABOUT THE CAMERA? >> YEAH, GO GET IT. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND RIGHT NOW. Get on the ground. We'll get your dog. >> Your dog [ __ ] bit me. >> What direction is he running? >> Get off the tracks. >> What direction? >> He's on the tracks. He's stationary. His dog is running away from us. His dog bit me. His dog was tased. >> We sent EMS. >> Uh, we don't need EMS for the dog. Standby. Stop train traffic over here though cuz we got the dog running the tracks and we got him. All right. So, the dog and the subject is running on the tracks. South contract. >> Dude, get over here. Metro Police Zone at 7. >> Metro Police. >> Can we get a couple cars at 63rd in Dorchester at the metro station? We have a subject that was fighting with us. He's now on the track. We just need a couple cars this way. >> Okay. I need some cars. 63 cars police had a male fighting them and now he's on the track. Can we get a description of the offender >> here? Male black tan shirt gray pants. >> He's with us still. >> CAN WE PLEASE GO? >> YES. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK AND WE'LL GO GET the dog. >> Turn around, dude. We're done. >> I didn't do this. >> I didn't TRY TO GET YOUR DOG. >> OKAY, put your head back. Do you want your dog or not? But can arrest me for nothing? >> I was trying to get your dog. You wanted to get her away or not? >> Well, you're going to arrest me for what? >> Dude, you just [ __ ] battered me. >> I was >> put your hand behind your head. >> I did not batter you. >> Put your [ __ ] >> Police. You're under arrest. >> But I didn't do [ __ ] >> You tit. >> Don't Don't tape me. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> I JUST WANT MY DOG. >> I'M TRYING TO GET IT. I CAN'T GET IT. >> YOU'RE SCARING ME. >> GET ON THE GROUND, MAN. >> JUST WALK WITH ME. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> WE will get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> We're going to help you. Please, so I can GET YOUR DOG. >> DO any lay down now. >> Last chance. We're going to get your dog. >> Please. >> PD. >> We're 104 Metro PD. 104. We got that subject at taser point. >> I need >> We're on the train track, >> dude. And I heard a taser deploy. >> Hey. Yeah, they tased me because >> Come on. Please [ __ ] Stop. Running. >> I'm not even running, BRO. JUST CHILL. I JUST HIT A BUGGY meas down. You hit me multiple times. >> I CAN'T GET IT. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> BRO, 63rd Street. For what? For what? For what? I didn't do this. >> On the ground. If I get on the ground, we have >> Dude, STOP. >> RESISTING, BRO. >> I just let you. >> We're secure. Hey, can you please >> stop? >> What? Dude, >> hook him down for what? >> Excuse me. >> And now 1929 has cuffed, >> dude. >> Is he a sheriff? >> That's CPD. >> CPD. >> Get off the track. We're going this way. >> Let me know if I can. Now I got to get your >> dog right there. >> Slow it down. >> For what? >> Not sure if police on his own. Give me an ambulance for myself. Our subject. [ __ ] >> [ __ ] tried breaking our cameras. Hey, do you guys mind locking them so we can get our squad up here? >> That's we'll get you. We just need the exact location. >> 311 just to take him to the car. No, >> I want to bring a car up here. I got Do you know how to get up here? You know what? We'll we'll bring him this way. [ __ ] it. >> Let me see if this metro guy got his dog. Maybe >> let me get him. Let me get my dog. He t my dog. >> Like on the real won't even listen to me. He's the first one. He t you. >> Yeah, cuz your dog [ __ ] bit me, dude. >> Because you grabbed me. I TOLD YOU. LET ME get my >> Yeah, you didn't listen to our commands. >> Yeah, >> I need the ambulance. >> Him, too. I called over the zone for one. >> Is the dog still down there? >> 67th Street tower. >> Can we go down there and try to get this dog? >> You can try going down or that dog's running? >> Is he? >> He's running. >> Do you mind doing me a favor, please? >> Yeah. >> Just keep an eye on the dog. >> I I The dog's gone. >> How far gone? >> 67th Street tower down there. >> Yeah. It was a full full run past there. >> All right, >> so yeah, dog's gone. >> We'll try to look for it. >> I can't tell them, bro. I got it. Let me just >> They should be all off. >> [ __ ] for real. >> You all right? >> Metro 166 County, can you make sure all train traffic including freight is stopped? >> Metro 63rd, we have a prisoner on the track. >> You all right? >> Yeah. We were looking for the church said they're in there and the church had some stupid disturbance. So we went into the church >> and uh [ __ ] he earlier caused a disturbance on the train about not paying. >> I wasn't trying to do anything but >> and then I the people watch our podcast. He just nailed our camera. >> Oh yeah. So we went to detain him >> and then he grab he grabbed when everything decided to break loose. >> Yeah. Let me wait for get confirmation that he's actually stopped. Okay, 31, if you're coming to this call, go to 67th in the right away. See if you can locate this guy's dog. It's like a black uh Doberman, possibly. One of the maintainers said it was last seen over at 67th Street. >> Completely unreadable. Go with your traffic, please. >> Have 31. Go to 67th Street. to see if he could locate this guy's dog. It's a black Doberman with a black leash. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> Yes, bro. Because he tried to put me on the ground for nothing, bro. >> I believe you want to go to 67. I didn't do [ __ ] >> If you see it in the area, we'll call animal control. man. >> He changed me again. >> I can't ask for what I thought he would do. >> You hear the sirens coming down? Are you on the upper level or lower level track? >> Upper level track upper level track. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I know. It's our main set is at 67 Street. >> Do you need someone to go pick it up? >> If you guys have someone that can >> [ __ ] Yeah, it [ __ ] bit me. match my ID. I'm waiting for >> county. Do we have confirmation the trains are stopped? We have a train that's closed here. We just need to make sure before we move this guy. That's going to take hours. Y got to find them. Then you got to get them. You don't like everybody. >> That's where they said they last saw it was up on the track. >> All this is because I smacked the bug on the [ __ ] camera. Are you serious? >> All right, they're stopped. So, we're going to bring them to our car that way. >> Yeah, the gate's open over there. >> I got it. You >> might run, >> dude. I think my fingers broke down. Guy is off the track. Further money in that location. >> All Hey, all trains are stopped. Just FYI. All of them are stopped. He walking here so >> yeah we're going to we're going to put him right through here. >> Oh the entire time. >> Very much out. >> [ __ ] Somebody help me. >> Max three, can you confirm which camera he damaged? >> My bad. 103. Go ahead. >> I think I [ __ ] broke my finger. >> Really? Yeah, I [ __ ] dropped it somewhere. >> It's somewhere out in the tracks. >> [ __ ] >> You want to count for two? >> A baton. >> Your baton? >> It's over here somewhere. I I end up I think I see it. >> You guys do uh bulbs or anything for your inventories or nothing? No. >> Yeah. Hey, it it's the cows. Which camera was it? The one he struck that exterior one or interior. Is it still functioning for you guys or did it break completely when he hit it? Okay. When you hit it initially, it went completely out. Okay. >> Okay. Perfect. Whoever watched that happen, we're going to need to take a statement from them >> and then we need that we need the the clip and then we're going to need that video clip as well of him of him hitting it. >> [ __ ] >> Hey, Metro said they're going to start the trains back up. >> Get on the track. >> [ __ ] 69. >> All right. Sorry, Connie. We're tending for calls. Myself and K92 anywhere. >> Well, we've seen this chaos with our own eyes. At first glance, it's a tragic comedy, but from the perspective of Illinois state law and police protocols, it's a multi-layered criminal case. Let's break it down piece by piece to understand how a guy with a skateboard managed to ruin his life in just 15 minutes. It all begins when the suspect puts forward his version of the defense. I was just trying to kill a spider. To the viewer, this sounds comical, but for the law, it makes no difference. In US juristprudence, there is the concept of criminal damage to property. Even if you really were hitting a spider, but in the process broke a camera worth several thousand dollar, you committed a crime. The officers on the scene are not required to take your word for it or conduct a pest control examination. A little later, we hear the dispatcher confirm that the camera went out of order immediately after the strike. From that moment, the police have not just reasonable suspicion, but full-fledged probable cause for an arrest. Resisting at this point is the biggest tactical mistake one could possibly make. Notice the classic conflict at the beginning. The suspect shouts, "I'm not resisting." But his body tells a different story. He is tense. He pulls his arms away. He tries to dictate the terms of the arrest. In American law, resistance does not necessarily mean a fight. Passive resistance or refusing to put your hands behind your back is a lawful reason for police to use force. The officers act according to protocol. They issue a warning about the use of a taser. Why is this important? Because being on a subway platform is a high-risisk zone. An officer cannot afford an endless struggle near the edge of the platform or high voltage tracks. The most difficult moment in the video is the use of a taser on the dog. Many viewers sympathize with the animal and that is understandable. However, from the perspective of the law, the responsibility lies entirely with the owner. When you resist arrest while holding a dog on a leash, you are using it as a living shield or a weapon, whether intentionally or not. The officer confirms that the dog bit him. >> This instantly shifts the case from the category of minor disorderly conduct to aggravated battery to a peace officer. That is a felony. A police officer has the right to protect his life and health by using special means. >> Had the dog been trained or had the owner simply complied with commands from the very beginning, this would not have happened. Look at what happens next. >> The conflict has moved on to the tracks. This is a critical situation. The officers are forced to halt all train traffic, including freight trains. This is not just an inconvenience. It is a colossal loss for the transportation system and a direct threat to the lives of the officers themselves. The officer says he may have broken a finger during the struggle. Any injury to an officer in the course of resistance is a guaranteed prison sentence for the suspect in most states. Outcome and consequences. What awaits the protagonist of this video. The list of charges will be substantial. Felony criminal damage to property for the broken camera since the amount of damage clearly exceeds the threshold for a misdemeanor. aggravated battery to a peace officer for the dog bite and the officer's finger injury, resisting arrest, for the prolonged struggle and escape onto the tracks. Most likely, the defense will insist on a mental breakdown, but the body camera recordings show a clear sequence. The officers gave explicit commands which were ignored. >> This video is an excellent lesson that arguments with the police belong in the courtroom, not on the subway tracks. One strike against the camera in the name of killing a spider turned into a potential five to seven years of imprisonment and tens of thousands of dollars in legal expenses for this man. And what do you think? Did the officers have an opportunity to deescalate the situation earlier or was the guy intent on conflict from the very start? Share your thoughts in the comments. Let's discuss. 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