Hearay is not immissible in court. >> Okay. >> You're under hey, >> I'm sorry. No. >> No, I'm not. >> A family dispute has brought officers to this location, but what initially appears to be a routine argument will soon develop into a confrontation that tests compliance, officer safety, and arrest procedures. >> Good luck out here. >> Yeah. >> Good. How are you? >> We're good. How you been? >> Been all right. How's your day going? >> I'll be out at 1091 North. >> Can you keep your hand out your pocket for me? >> Well, I ain't got nothing in my pocket. >> No, you're fine. Just keep your hands out of them. >> So, what happened today? >> My sister gave me a ride and took off with her in the car. >> Okay. Did you and your sister going to fight or anything like that? >> Uh, yeah. Not really a fight. >> Like an argument? Yeah. No, that's not illegal to argue. >> I got out the car. She was supposed to wait for me. See, my brother was there and she wanted to take off. >> Oh. >> Because I was talking to her about something. illegal. >> Okay. >> Okay. That I will probably need a ride to the governor's office if uh next three days don't go as planned. >> Okay. >> All right. [snorts] >> So, do you think there's going to be any more issues with your sister today? >> No, I don't blame you. It doesn't sound like >> anything has to do with me over there needs to stop. >> I I understand that. I I get that. My face getting used for money and I'm not getting there. >> Yeah, >> I want some of mine. >> I understand. >> All right. You having a nice day? >> Well, where are you going? >> Where are you doing? >> He told me to wait. >> Wait. >> He's going to call your sister. >> That's fine. Well, come on up here. >> You can come on up here. >> I am. >> We ain't done nothing wrong. >> No one said that you did anything wrong, >> right? >> I I I'm just here to be here. I don't know anything about what anything's happening. Well, I'm going to stay out here if you guys want to stay out here with me, please. I'd appreciate that. It's a nice day out. >> I'm sorry, drink. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Yeah, >> and sister just aren't getting along right now, right? >> Okay, >> Storm, you get back. Good. sending you an animal complaint in the area 602. >> Yeah, I appreciate the other night when whatever happened with her. >> Okay. >> But yeah, >> like I said, I'm just here. I don't know anything about why he's here or what it's about. I'm just >> I'm just here just hanging out. >> I was in the car and waved at him. >> Yeah. >> As he passed by me. >> Mhm. [snorts] >> So, it makes it easier that way. >> We pass by here. We want to stop here, >> but the girl driving didn't want to stop here, so we went over here in steps. >> Yeah. >> And thought y'all was going to come over and talk to us, but you didn't. >> Uh, yeah. I don't know anything about that, unfortunately. >> Right. >> I mean, I like come down here and talk to her. I really would. >> Yeah. >> Really, really, really, really would. >> We probably can. We can. >> If you can I just patch you down and make sure you don't have weapons. Like, I won't go in your pockets. >> Yeah. I just want to patch you down. Make sure you don't have everything. Can you turn around for me? >> I got keys. >> Yeah. Like I said, I'm not going to go in your pockets. I'm just going to make sure you don't have any like rocket launchers or anything like that on you. Be impressed if you did. Thank you. I appreciate. Now you can put your hand in your pocket. You're okay. >> I know it's a habit. It's just natural. >> As officers compare statements from those involved, they begin focusing on allegations that physical force may have been used during the argument. At this stage, investigators are assessing witness accounts and determining whether probable cause exists for an arrest. Cool. >> Can I talk to you then? >> Yeah, no problem. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Your sister earlier, >> she said that you guys were getting a ride and big argument happened to the car. >> She said she asked both you guys basically to get out. >> She says that she was trying to get out, but you weren't you told her to stay in. >> Yeah, I asked her to stay in here so she'd stay in, not run off with my stuff in the vehicle. >> Okay. I was going up there to see my brother. >> She said that she was trying to get out. She said but you were slamming the car door. She said at least twice. >> I did close the car door and asked her to stay in there and she did and that's what she took off. >> Did you close the door on her leg and arms though? Like repeatedly because they're saying that it >> huh? >> Is there any footage of it? >> No, but they're both they're both saying that happened >> here. Say it's not invisible in court. >> Okay. You're under hey I'm sorry. No. >> No, I'm not. Hey. Hey. Y'all need to get off of me right now. >> You get off me. >> Hey. Hey. Call the sheriff. Taser right now. Tasing. >> Get on the ground. >> No, I'm not. >> Get on the ground. >> Hey, I don't care. GET ON THE GROUND. >> I don't care if you PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR TAS. I have >> Oh, I stop. >> Hey, you're you're on my property doing this. >> Put your hands behind your back. I don't have the taser call. >> The encounter changes instantly when officers announce an arrest. Rather than complying with commands, the suspect pulls away and actively resists. Situations like this rapidly increase risk for everyone involved and often require officers to escalate force options to gain control. >> Right now, put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK1. >> Call 911. >> I'm sorry. No, >> I didn't do nothing. >> I'm going to lock you up. You ain't locking me nowhere. >> Stop resisting. >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> YOU NEED TO GET OFF ME. >> Your back. >> You need to get off me. What's going on here? >> Hey, CALL SHERIFF RIGHT NOW. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> Get off of me. >> Get off me right now. God damn it. No. No, help me, man. Sheriff chair. >> Sit even closer. God damn it. >> Call 911 now. like that. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> I'm not going no >> video, you stupid [ __ ] >> Hey, help us. >> Yeah, please help us get the off. >> STOP. >> YOU'RE GETTING ARRESTED, TOO. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> GET BACK. >> GOOD. >> I did not do nothing. I need a terrorist now. >> God damn it. >> You're under arrest for domestic. >> Not domestic. >> Sorry. >> Thank you, sir. >> No problem. >> I'm not going to jail today. >> Sorry. >> Somebody help me. >> Somebody help me. I GOT ONE ON. >> YEAH, >> I got one on. >> I got one on. >> I can't stop it. >> Give me your arm. >> Give me your arm. >> Turn the loot. Get it. I seen the >> here. Stop resisting. >> Somebody help me. >> Stop resisting. >> Don't let go. >> Somebody help me. >> Somebody help me. >> I'm not. I'm not doing nothing. >> That's the second time. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm done. >> I'm done. >> Pull your thumb out. God, >> why didn't you answer the door? >> Don't reach. >> I'm not. >> I've already down, but I haven't searched him. >> I don't have nothing. >> Stop grabbing my hand. >> I can't double lock him. >> I'm done. >> Please stand up. >> Please stand up. That's my fiance. >> She kicked that guy, too. >> He needs cuffs. She kicked him. >> She is getting arrested. She kicked him. I watched >> her. >> No, I don't know. >> Stop grabbing stuff. >> Can I get out, please? >> No, you are to lay where you are. No problem. >> I knew you should never >> last time I attack you. Tell me how they are pain. >> Yeah, they are. >> We're going to lay on your side here, man. We're going to roll you up. >> Did you put your knees together? >> Put them together. We're going try to sit you up. Please help me. >> All right. Ready? Hold >> on. I got I got to breathe. Hey, I don't know. There you are. Right there. One, two, cone. >> Ready? >> Lightning two cone. >> We're going to stand up on three. One, two, three. >> Down. >> Yeah. >> Some water, please. >> I need something to drink. >> That's fine. You can hang out for a second. >> Good. >> Thank you. >> Oh, there's right there. >> Get below all of them. Thank you. Hold on. I'm about to throw up. >> I ain't doing nothing. >> I got it. Just anybody else hurt. >> Are you okay? >> Thank you very much for your help. >> Come on. Hug your hands. >> Come on, man. >> Thank you very much, sir. >> Come on. >> He straight turned and punched me straight in the face. >> Okay. Hit assault, too. >> You got kicked by her. >> Yes, he did. >> What's your name again? >> I think I think the other one missed. Turn around for me. Can I have your name? >> Okay. >> Had a punch in the face. Oh yeah. >> Come back and get hold so I can do this. >> My off. >> Stand still so we can fix your cuffs. >> Yeah. >> Now I need medical help. I need >> I'm going to take this cuff off. Do not move your arm. >> Don't go nowhere. >> To be fair. I got tased a couple times. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> Yes. >> Pizza hitting me. >> That's me. That's me. >> No. Do you need anything? >> No. Do you have water? eventually. >> Do you care to drink after me? I took like a sip of mine. >> No, I really don't. >> Huh? >> I wish I would have gotten two of them. I almost got two. Sorry. >> At this point, I don't care. >> I can't wash my room. I let nobody in it. I'm >> What began as a family dispute ultimately escalated into a prolonged physical arrest that required multiple officers to gain control of the suspect. Throughout the investigation, officers gathered statements from witnesses who alleged that the suspect had used force during an argument involving his sister. Based on those statements, officers determined they had probable cause to place him under arrest. The most significant turning point occurred when the arrest was announced. Instead of submitting to the process and addressing the allegations through the legal system, the suspect immediately resisted. Video evidence shows officers issuing repeated commands for him to comply, place his hands behind his back, and stop resisting. Those commands were ignored multiple times, resulting in a lengthy struggle on the ground. As resistance continued, officers deployed force options in an attempt to gain control and safely complete the arrest. The situation became increasingly dangerous as additional individuals became involved, creating distractions and adding uncertainty to an already volatile scene. Officers were forced to divide their attention between controlling the suspect and maintaining overall scene security. Following the struggle, officers checked for injuries, adjusted restraints, and discussed medical treatment after the suspect reported being tased. The footage also includes allegations that an officer was struck during the incident and that another individual interfered with the arrest, potentially creating additional criminal charges beyond the original domestic battery allegation. Cases like this highlight an important reality of law enforcement encounters. Once probable cause for an arrest has been established, resisting rarely improves the outcome and often leads to additional charges, greater safety risks, and a more dangerous situation for everyone involved. The legal process provides an avenue to challenge accusations, but those disputes are resolved in court rather than during an active arrest. If this body cam footage made you stop and think, hit like, share your opinion in the comments, and subscribe for more real life police body cam breakdowns.