On July 5th, 2026, officers on routine patrol were flagged down after a male subject, having been denied entry into an establishment, attempted to gain unauthorized access through the rear entrance while claiming to know the owner. The following footage commences as officers detain the subject. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You got to talk to yourself. [music] >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> Was this worth it? >> Are you serious? >> Was this worth it? You work for the fire department? Was this worth it? You had to come in here that bad? >> [music] [music] [music] >> Right here, right here. You think you're going to get away with this? >> No, sir. >> All right. >> Listen, you almost committed burglary, which is a felony, okay? >> [music] >> Are you merely a volunteer firefighter? >> He said he's a firefighter, so. >> Here? >> Yes, sir. >> This is stupid. Like, what? You had to go in there that bad? Is this worth it to you? >> I'm just proving a point, like so I'm talking to Joe. I know Joe. I've worked with him plenty of times. >> Right. And his people told you not to go in there and you decide, let me go in there? It's just stupid. Like >> Listen, we're going to see you guys tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. You'll be released. It's just a misdemeanor. It's not against It's not >> You're fine. >> [music] >> I think he's a county firefighter. >> [music] >> You work for Honor County or Key West? >> Key West. >> Uh Mary Ellen's is two blocks >> Thank you. >> No, he does >> Huh? >> He does work for Key West. >> fire >> So, well, they were thinking that maybe you were from Honor County. You had Honor County business cards, so I'll talk to you. >> Please, thank you. >> You want to take a take a picture to send to your phone? >> [music] >> All right, so so listen. I think they're going to remove handcuffs over there in a couple minutes, all right? You will be able to make a phone call again. It's just a misdemeanor. It's not a felony. They're going to charge you with like burglary and nothing like that. Just a misdemeanor, just a trespassing. I think you will be able to keep your job and everything. Step outside, please, for me. >> you, God. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> I'm sorry. >> You have no worries. Again, listen, it's just >> I got it. It's all right. >> It's alcohol. I got it. Yeah. All right, let's go. Again, they will remove handcuffs over there. And I have all all your stuff right here. >> Thank you. >> It goes with you. >> Thank you. >> So, there's a bench to the right. You just have a seat. >> Okay, that's no problem. Thank you. >> To the right. Just sit down, please. Thank you very much. Yeah, actually Is it which one? Right hand? >> No worries. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. No worries. >> Just right. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah, yeah, again, they're going to remove it in a couple minutes. >> No, you're good. I got >> You know. >> All right, just put it down. >> Oh, I'm just >> All right. Walk. Hello. Hey, guys. Hey. Just uh trespassing. Nothing bad. >> The suspect was charged with criminal trespass. No further information is available at this time as court records indicate the case has been sealed. On May 21st, 2026, an officer was dispatched to a downtown business in reference to a medical call. The officer reviewed surveillance footage that had captured a battery incident between two male subjects. At the hospital, the victim told the officer the two men worked at neighboring businesses and that the man who threw the rock had been accusing him of having an affair with his wife. The victim denied it. The officer identified the man from the surveillance video, located his residence, and attempted to make contact. >> I work place. >> Who is he to you? >> My boss. >> Oh, Aldo is your boss? >> He's my husband. No, no, no, it's Aldo, he's my husband. >> Okay. >> He's talking to my lawyer now. >> Is he at work, Aldo? >> I mean, I thought he was. >> Where does he work at? >> Uh Holdy Holdy Holdy Street Holdy Galleries. >> Is he supposed to be at work today? >> Yeah. Holdy Holdy Holdy Gallery. Let me show you what it looks like. >> If you just give us the the street address, that's fine. >> Yeah, no, don't worry. It's on Holdy Street. >> What time is he working till? Do you know? >> So, um Give me a second. They change his They always change his schedule. It's up here. >> What's the What's the number? The street number? >> it's Holdy Street. >> Yeah, just Can you click on that? >> Um it doesn't show. Is it one of those expensive ones? L >> How do you spell Holly? >> H O L L >> 608 at all? >> 608? >> Yeah. >> Do you have his phone number? Your um >> yeah. >> 80305 >> 305? >> 80972 >> 78972 >> 972? >> 39117 >> Okay. >> Okay, it's really important that we talk to him, okay? >> Yeah, if I see him >> What What was your first name? >> Um Eva, E V A M E D O L L A G O N. If I If I know if he's here, I'll call you. Um do I have to call 911 or which number should >> You can. Either or. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right, thank you. >> Hi. >> Yeah. You can go my cousin he's going to help you. >> He's what? >> My cousin he's going to help you. What is it called? >> All right. Is he inside? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> Yeah, or you got it? >> Yeah, I got it. >> Oh, yeah, I see you. Yeah. He's right there. Coming right now. Hey, how you doing, sir? >> Good, how are you? >> Officer this is uh Officer Young. >> Okay. What's your name, man? >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Just Just Turn around. Turn around. Just put your hands >> Can I Can I get my stuff or can I talk to my dad? >> We'll let you get you all of this stuff, right? Get your dad here? >> No, I need to call him. >> All right. What is it that you want to bring that you want to bring? >> It's in my [snorts] room. >> Do you mind getting What do you want? Your phone? >> My wallet and stuff so I can pay for >> Do you guys mind getting this wallet and this phone? >> Yeah. Is that okay? >> Where Where are you? >> Can I get it? I mean >> No, no. You're not You're not You're with us now. It's It's over. You're with us. All right. They're going to get your stuff. I want to get this handcuffed, okay? All right. Unfortunately, something happened. This We're acting on another officer's probable cause at this point, okay? All right. That's why we're putting you in cuffs. Do you understand? >> What does that mean? Officer another officer's probable cause? >> Yes. >> Appreciate that, guys. >> Thank you. [snorts] >> Thank you. >> All right. So, he'll do the same. 9:00 a.m. you got to see the judge for I get R O R'd out or a small bond or something like that. >> So, do I come back? So >> Hey, do I have to be overnight in the cell? >> Yeah, you have to be overnight, yeah. This one. >> Is there Is there no way I can >> No, there's no way you have to on that. Unfortunately, we don't have control over that, man. >> Why? >> It's up to the judge. >> I mean >> The judges are not 24 hours. So >> Yeah, but can you arrest me tomorrow then? I mean, it's a very >> No, it doesn't work like that. Unfortunately, it doesn't work like that, man. >> Were you guys [snorts] called over here? No. Can I at least call my dad then? >> No. You'll be able to make your phone calls. >> No, that's that's not my phone. That's That's not my phone. >> Okay, so this is This is what we're going to do. Get your phone. >> What's on the phone? What's on the phone? >> But what I don't want you to do is pull away from us again. All right? All right. When we get to the jail >> Am I going to be alone in my cell or what? >> No, when you When we get to the jail, they're going to allow you to to retrieve any phone numbers that you wish from your phone, okay? Um and then they'll You'll be able to make phone calls. All right. Our job is just to get you, take you there. >> Am I going to be safe in the cell? >> Yeah, you'll be safe. This isn't like what you see in movies. >> I don't know. I've never been in one before. >> So, you have anything on you? Can you teach him our camera? You have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, or anything like that? >> I don't think so, no. Except my phone and >> You don't think so? >> I don't believe so, no. I don't have any weapons on me or anything. >> Okay. Just do me a favor, widen your stance for me. Wider. >> What will be the bail on this? >> I I don't know, buddy. It's It all depends on the judge. We don't have no bearing on that, okay? We type up the report, we do what we got to do, we bring you in, and then that's it, all right? Yes, you're going to be in Laurel County's custody, so of course you're going to be safe. These are your keys to the house? >> Yes. >> So, you're saying this phone is not your phone? >> No. Okay, so that is my phone, but that phone's SIM card doesn't work, so I had to get a new phone from the company. So, that phone actually makes calls, that phone. It doesn't I think it works, but >> So, you can get the numbers out of that phone, so you can make the call on that phone? >> Well, I have all the numbers in that phone, so I don't need to say >> Oh, it's okay. >> They just swapped the phones. >> All right, so you want me to bring this phone back to them? >> I'll just take both of >> All right, let's just take it in. >> Is there a fee or something? >> No, there's no fee. There's no fee. What's your first name again? >> Um Eldar. >> Eldar. All right. >> Could I Could I send you a picture of my dad after I get >> Yeah, once you get there you'll be able to make a phone call, all right? >> I hope he answers. >> Hold on, let me get this for you. >> [snorts] >> Just go ahead and sit back for me a little bit? Thank you. All right. >> [snorts] >> You know they called the police on me. >> Hey man, it's going to be a little bit, all right? We got immigration and border patrol here, so >> Are you able to take the cuffs off at least now? >> Huh? >> Are you able to take my cuffs off? At least Okay, like loosen them maybe? The cuffs are >> I can't take them off. I can loosen them for you. >> Yeah, cutting into my skin. If possible, thank you. >> Which one? >> Uh this one. >> This one here? >> Yeah. Oh, that's tightening it. >> I don't know. I'm trying to uh unlock >> thank you. >> Is that better? >> Yeah, I appreciate it. Thank you. >> I don't want them to lock up on you. All right, there you go. >> Yeah, will be able >> It's still tight, man, all right? Once they're ready, then I'll let you know, all right? >> Okay. >> All right. >> The AC is on or no? >> We got the AC blowing to the max. >> Okay, I appreciate it. >> Do you want me to roll the window down or >> Yeah, can you leave the door open or No, I don't >> I can roll the window down for you. >> Yeah, that would work. You said immigration and border patrol? You said immigration and border patrol? >> I'm not going to say that it's not that big of a deal. >> Okay. >> But I'll be able to be able >> Get out tomorrow basically? >> Yeah, you So usually what happens is you'll see the judge in the morning. >> Okay. >> The judge will set your bond if you get a bond. Sometimes depending on the type of arrest your bond your bond amount might be zero. >> Is this one of them or is this >> I don't know. It's all up to the judge, so >> True, but from like your experience >> I've made arrests before where I thought that they were, you know, the bond was going to be high and the bond was zero and they were out by the morning. So >> The person that I threw the rock to he was having an affair with my wife. I'm divorcing her. And and also she's illegally here so if I divorce her she'll also get deported. So It's a lot going on. >> You can go ahead and step out. Want to go out this way here? How you doing? You want to go through this door? Yeah, so like I was explaining, so like this is When you see the judge in the morning, that's just for the judge to set your set your bond amount so that way you can get out, right? Um so let's say for instance, somebody was sentenced to let's say a month in jail, right? Or let's say that their bond amount is 10,000. And they don't have that 10,000. So the alternative to that would be what? I don't have the $10,000. Well, you're going to sit in jail for 30 days. So let's say your bond amount is set at whatever, let's say 500 bucks. You pay the 500 bucks, you get out of jail, but you're you're still going to have to go to trial or you're going to have to see the judge for the case. You know what I mean? And then at that point that's when you're able to hire an attorney and then You can take a seat on on that bench there, all right? >> The man was arrested on a charge of aggravated battery, a felony. Court records indicate the state filed the case as battery touch or strike, a first-degree misdemeanor. As of publication, no plea or sentence has been entered.