Hello. >> How are you, ma'am? I'm good. >> Are you Lisa? >> Yes. >> I think we've met before. You're the one that sells the candy around the neighborhood, right? >> What's going on? >> Yeah. Well, my ex >> Robert Simpson. >> Yeah. >> What does he look like? What is he wearing? >> Um, he has black black shirt, black pants. I think he had on a black cap. I don't know. >> Is he younger looking? >> Is he like a young kid? Does he have glasses? >> No, he is a real young kid. I'm like 54. So he's >> You look You You look good for 54. You're That's not He looked the I saw someone wearing that, >> but they look like they were like 19. >> No, he's about 57. >> 57. Is heavy? >> Probably could fool you. He's about my size. Probably a little bit bigger. >> Okay. What What happened? >> Well, you know, I don't want to I don't want to be with him no more, so he's showing out a little bit. That's all. >> Okay. And I just want >> Did you guys have an argument? >> No, I haven't seen him since the last time I called. You know, he got his clothes and his he left, but I haven't seen him since then. >> How long ago was that? >> Um, the last time I made a call. When did I when was the last call? >> I would check, but my computer's in the last time I made a call. >> Okay. So, the last time you ever made a call, it was about him. >> Yeah. The only time I don't call. >> All right. So he came he knocked on the door and then you you saw it was him and you didn't want to open >> No, I didn't open it. >> You you didn't? Right. And then he left. >> No. >> No. What did he do? >> I called you because he was on the porch cussing and yelling and screaming and >> Yeah. >> Yeah. A little drunk. >> 51 to 38. They never had this. >> Did he talk? >> Oh, okay. >> No, he look like >> slender. About my size. >> Dad's like this long. >> Yeah. >> Skinny. Wear a black shirt. >> Yeah. >> With a black hat. the guy that was waving to us when we drove in. >> So, I saw someone matching >> way down the street. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> There's a lot of people wearing black shirts right now. >> That is true. >> Literally a whole group of people. >> Well, I'm glad you called us. >> So, call us. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Get a restraining order. >> Okay. >> Get a restraining order. >> Oh, I was about to say, did you want some water? You something nice. >> Ma'am, do you know how to get a restraining order? >> Yes. I'm kind of hoping it didn't come to that, but I kind of think it's going to come to that. >> Is this a current boyfriend, ex-boyfriend? >> Exboyfriend. And Jesus. >> You ever called the police on him before? >> No. >> I don't you know. >> Hold on. You said the last time you called was about him, right? >> Yeah. I mean, I don't you know, typically, >> you know, is there a record of his his misbehavior around him? >> How before this? No. >> Is that him right there? Perfect. [Applause] >> Go inside. >> Never. She never said you did anything wrong. >> That's why I turn around. I don't need you to run and let me need it for nothing. Man, >> how y'all doing? >> So, I'm all right with y'all, too. >> What are you doing, buddy? >> Uh, yeah, but telling her the truth. >> Okay. >> People use me, man. >> You are not welcome at this property. Okay, >> man. That's cool. That's all I need to know. >> Won't you trespass? >> Okay. >> Which means you are not legally allowed to be on her property >> and that's cool. >> 32. >> That's cool. >> 32. What's the What's the Keep your hands? Let me ask you, bro. >> Or just take the knife out of your Well, you can't just search me now. Come on now. Come on. Come on, sir. All right, come back. >> No, I ain't going to say this. You got to talk to me, man. You got to get your hand off me, man. Please, bro. Stay right there. >> Please, bro. Please, bro. I'm only being with y'all, man. I'm only being You wrong, man. Y'all wrong. I ain't doing nothing. You wrong, bro. >> Come on, man. Come on, man. >> Come on now. [Applause] >> Hey, man. Y'all stop, man. Y'all stop, man. Stop. Please let me get up. Please, man. Let me get up. >> Stop resisting. >> Come on, man. Come on, man. >> Behind us. >> Come on, man. >> For what? >> I ain't resisting. Grab me for nothing. I don't resist. You grab me. >> Well, you can talk. You ain't got to put your hand on me. For your safety of life, [Applause] >> cuz you have a knife on me. Understand? Even though you ain't doing this right, bro. Come here. Got my keys at my house. Got you. Come on. Be back in there. >> You wrong. You wrong. >> You wrong, man. >> You can talk to me about this [ __ ] >> You going to be back home tomorrow. >> You wrong, bro. >> You can talk to me. I'll come back to y'all. >> Y'all ain't to run me down. Oh, you mad. You mad, bro. I can see it in your eyes, bro. Mad, bro. >> Yeah, you ill. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you. Why you on one dick? No, I'm not. >> Why you on one? >> Cuz I'm trying to tell you. >> No, you ain't telling me nothing. You put your hand on me trying to explain. >> Talk to me, man. I got no >> to put your hand. >> I come back to you. I come back to you. >> For what? >> I told you. >> I tried to tell you. You started resisting. >> What I did wrong, though? >> I tried to explain to you. You have a >> what I did wrong. >> Okay. >> I I work in the corn field. >> All right. But I'm trying to explain to you, man. >> I got to talk to you >> that you got a knife on you. >> I don't want to hear. I don't want to hear. I don't want to hear. Okay. >> I ain't done nothing to you, sir. >> You can talk to me, man. >> You ain't got to put no cups on me to talk to me. >> I ain't got to put my hand on that. I work in the field, man. >> All right. I work in the field, bro. >> You're a little intoxicated. You have a knife on you. We're trying to talk to you. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Okay. Yes, you are. I can >> I can smell it on you. We're here because you're intoxicated. >> I got my beer, bro. >> And you're banging on her door. >> No, I didn't. >> Why do you think we're here? >> I didn't touch no door. Everybody see me. >> Why do you think we're here? >> Ain't nobody see me hit that lady at the door. Let's see me talk, sir. >> Okay, >> I'm being honest with you. >> Just put your legs inside for a second. Put your legs inside. >> So, why you going to just put me in the car like this, man? >> Why you doing this, man? >> Listen, put your never have I ain't done nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> Why, man? Why? Put your feet inside the car. Thank you for grabbing your legs. >> I wasn't sure where you guys were and then I saw that you tried to turn them so I figured >> let's uh [Applause] >> I mean I knew where you guys were. >> Robert, I ain't touch a never touch. >> We're going to talk. And you're on camera. You're on camera. Look at >> And I know. Okay. >> I ain't touch nobody. I ain't even touching all that, bro. >> Listen to me, >> bro. I ain't knock on no door, bro. >> Bobby, listen to me. >> I can't listen to y'all. This going to throw me down for nothing. I come by. I come back. >> I'm trying to talk to you right now. >> I try to talk to you first. >> I got a I got a supervisor on the way to talk to you as well. Listen to me. >> Well, I got to stay in C for nothing. >> Listen to me cuz I haven't searched the rest of you yet, man. You've been I rate since you got here. Relax. >> No, I ain't trying cuss you out. I told you why you bother me. You telling me what I did and I ain't do it. So, I got to respect you. >> Trying to explain to you. >> You're not explaining. You can talk to me, man. Take this [ __ ] off me, please. >> Listen to me. When I When I told you to put your hands on the hood of the cart, >> I didn't had to. I didn't do nothing. >> Listen to me. >> I didn't do nothing. I had to put my hand on the hood. >> I wrecked in the corn. That's not for me in the cup. Strangers, man. >> Okay. >> I ain't do nothing, sir. I didn't do nothing, sir. I ain't never tapped on that door, sir. I never tapped on no door. >> When a when a when a scene is deemed dangerous for us, okay, and we >> That was dangerous for you. >> Yes. You're intoxicated in your arms with a man. >> I ain't coming to you with threat. I'll come back to you. Is that dangerous? Hey man, come on with that dude. Dude, once y'all just take the cuffs off me, I can talk without these cuffs on me. >> No, I was trying to talk to y'all then. That why I come back. So why why I'm running? What I'm running for? What I'm running for? Tell me what I'm running for. >> The state that you're in right now. I need you to calm down >> because you harassing me. >> I'm not harassing you. >> I come back to you to talk to y'all. Man, you >> We got We got called over here. >> I ain't never touched no. >> All right, listen to me. We got called over here. I come back to y'all >> by your ex and you come back to >> correct to tell us your side of the story, right? That you wanted to tell us your side of the story. You came from I want to tell you I want to tell you my side of the story. >> No, I ain't saying I ain't want to tell you nothing. >> What were you saying on the street as you were walking? >> They told me don't come like I'm going to jail. I told them to be quiet. I ain't got no business been going to jail. I ain't touch no dope. I ain't cussed nobody. I ain't cuss y'all. Why I'm in handcuff? Why you can't talk to me like peoples? That's all I'm saying, man. That's really all I'm saying. I ain't cussing yet. I get I get upset, man, when people try me, bro. >> You're yelling. You smell of alcohol. >> They don't mean that. I'm a DJ. I've been I drank all day. I'm a DJ, bro. >> You're not acting coherently. And your arm. >> Yeah, I am. I'm custod. >> Okay. >> I come by generously on my own. >> Listen to me. And you had >> Come on, man. >> And you had a knife. >> So I told you, put your hands on top of the hood of the car >> for what? So I could take that knife away from you and that's it. >> That's all you had to ask me then. Whatever in my pocket like the mother police did do. What's in your pocket? I would have took it out. I would have had you everything out of my pocket when no drugs going to come out my pocket. I don't see >> I don't care about the drugs. I'm I'm talking about the weapon that you had on you. That's just crazy. I really I believe you. I believe you that you work in a cornfield and I believe that that that that knife is not used usually for anything nefarious. >> But why? But why? When I come back to y'all, I'm not running. Why? I got to be harassed. That's all I'm asking you. >> No one was harassing. >> Yeah. Well, you say get you say you see a weapon in my pocket. First thing you told me when I come out, put your hand. No, I ain't got to put my hand on car. Call one arrest. >> Okay. >> And I haven't done nothing wrong. >> Listen to me. >> Come on, man. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm trying. >> God, why I can't get the cuffs off me and then I can talk. Car don't need them on me. I ain't done nothing. That's all I ask. And if I'm wrong, put them back on me and I'mma go. >> I don't want them on me when I ain't done nothing. I'm being honest, bro. I'm being honest, bro. I come back to y'all, bro. I'm just being honest. >> Robert, >> I only can be honest, man. God set you free, bro. I ain't done nothing. I ain't tap on nobody, though. >> I'm telling you this, sir. >> What's Listen to me, Robert. >> I didn't cuss that lady. I just talked. >> It's not a crime to cuss a lady out. It's not That's not what we're >> I ain't cuss you. >> Listen to me. No one said you were cussing me out. What I asked you to do, you weren't. >> But put my hand up there for nothing. >> No, it's not for nothing. >> It was for something for nothing. >> Well, why you ain't just tell me what you got in your pocket? >> And I would have hand you everything. What you had in your pocket? >> A knife? >> Yeah. >> I I >> Yeah, I knew you had a knife. >> So, I can't have a knife, man. I ain't got a gun. >> Listen. Listen. >> I don't have a gun. >> Listen to me, >> man. That's crazy, man. It's crazy, bro. I come back to y'all. >> Can you cause harm with a knife? >> Can you cause harm with a knife? I ain't trying to hurt nobody. >> All right. I know you're not trying to hurt, but you're under the influence, man. >> Hey, man. I'm a DJ, man. I've been doing this many years, [ __ ] But I'm f to say, man. But what is that? >> Ain't no [ __ ] J ball, bro. >> Because you're a DJ. That mean >> that mean alcohol I drink all night. That don't mean I'm under influence. >> But when you never get in trouble being a DJ, man. Come on, man. Come on. You can't tell me that, >> Robert. >> Man, that's other people, but you can't tell me that. And I ain't done nothing wrong, >> Robert. >> That's what I'm telling you, man. I haven't done nothing. I don't want the cups on me. You can talk to me even without these cups. That's why I'm upset. Take them out, man. Talk to me, man. >> No, we have a supervisor on the way over and he wants to take pictures of you, okay? Cuz we have >> Well, we want to take picture how y'all slam me. You got bruises on me. >> No, we got to we got to take pictures of you. >> I don't need no picture, Tuck. I ain't trying to do none of y'all. I just want to go. That's all I ask. >> All right. Wait here. You didn't have >> I never done nothing, man. Okay. What's up? I was just here. You should get the door open, huh? I lose some, man. That's all I ask you. I just a boss and do karate. It's too tight. My wrist been broke, man. Done nothing wrong to none of y'all, man. I'm loosen this, man. Please. You hurt my wrist. Telling you, you heard my wrist, man. You can see them all, man. >> And I ain't done nothing wrong. Why you still apprehending me? >> Look, stick my fing on this one. This one was loosened just a little bit. >> That's all I needed like that on my wrist, man. I ain't trying to escape, man. I want you to let me go. >> Turn around. >> Why won't you let me go? >> Locking it. Just relax. >> Well, I did. Why? I got to stay in handcuffs. >> We're going to have We're going to have the supervisor come and take pictures. >> Why I can't just stand up? >> You understand me? >> Why I can't just stand out? Because you're in custody right now. >> For what? What you charging me with, sir? What did you charge me with? >> Resisting without violence. That's what I >> didn't resist. >> Yes, you did. >> No, you didn't ask me what I had in my pocket. That's not resist. >> All right. [Applause] >> Well, can you guys go somewhere for now? for now. Just for a little bit. >> Okay. See you later. >> All right. >> [ __ ] embarrassing, man. embarrasser. That's not going to be able to go on. >> You want it? >> Look at it. >> Well, don't pay me wrist, man. You already heard me, man. You hurt me, man. I'm trying to stop. >> You hurt me for nothing. >> Y'all heard me for nothing. >> Going in your pocket and give me your your wallet. I don't need you to do it for me. I got it. >> Y heard me. All right. [ __ ] embarrassing. >> [ __ ] embarrassing. >> They're going to They're going to take this off. This little clip. Okay. >> [ __ ] embarrassing, man. I've been to jail a lot of time. Never been treated like this. belt probably. >> Yeah. [ __ ] embarrass. [ __ ] embarrassing, man. I ain't never done nothing, man. I ain't never, man. I come to y'all. This [ __ ] embarrassing for me to come to y'all in like this. [ __ ] embarrassing, man. [ __ ] embarrassing. I come to y'all and start screaming.