This beach bully is finally going to get what he deserves. >> I said why? He said I said so. I gave him the finger. >> Casper called after he assaulted a lifeguard and refused to leave the area. >> What's up? Sir, he was out here one of our guards made a water rescue on him. He was out there exceeding, you know, we're going to make contact, make sure he's okay and bring him in closer. All right? So, guard makes contact. I should have kind of last heard he was already back on, but he was in an altercation with our guards. Then he started uh yelling back and forth with some families over here. >> Okay. Which guy is it? This guy that parked all sideways? >> upset about the exceeding standpoint, but again, our job is to bring him in. But he's getting saying he wants to follow charges on one of the guards for assaulting him and >> Okay. >> you know, at the end of the day we're >> We'll go. >> we're trying to bring him in and get him to his family. >> Yeah, definitely. >> But he did tell me the guard. I said, "Well, what did he do to you?" What did you say? He said he needs nothing medically, he's fine, he has no injuries. But he is saying, "Hey, you know, um I told him I'm fine. I don't need your help." shot the guard and said, "F you." So, that's just what he basically just told me. >> Okay. >> Again, it's not a debate. We got to bring him in. >> Yeah, yeah, definitely. What's going on, sir? >> This employee assaulted me in the middle of the water. >> he assault you? >> Kicking me twice under water when he said, "You need to come back." I said, "Why?" He said, "I said so." I gave him the finger. He kicked me twice under water. >> he kick you at? >> In I was trying to swim. >> Where did he kick you at? >> Right in the stomach. >> Okay. >> I don't have any bodily injuries. >> I don't know. I'm going to call BS on that. Come on. >> He assaulted me twice. I want to press charges, please. >> Okay. >> Can I do that? >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Uh I have a passport. I can give you my name and a >> Passport. Fantastic. Grab it, please. In my 24 years with the LAPD, I've seen entitlement before, but this kind of takes the cake. The pause after asking for his passport, if you can see through his sunglasses, there in the headlights look. I've seen this movie back in my patrol days. >> Just take my name and number. I don't have any ID. Seriously. >> Well, I need a passport to verify who you are as a picture on it. >> name and number and my address on the >> Why are you making things difficult? Please just get the passport. >> I cleaned the car because I'm coming to the beach. >> Do you have a passport in there? >> In the car, no. I have my credit card. >> passport? >> I thought I did. >> Come on, man. >> I I It was. I emptied it to come to the beach and load the stuff. It was in a box and I took the whole box out. >> Okay. >> I wasn't trying I show you my car. >> Where is Lake Lotta? >> Lake Mary. >> Okay. >> Okay, this is becoming difficult already, man. >> Is that your car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Listen, I came and parked here this morning. >> Yeah, I can see you're parked sideways. >> No, no, outside. >> Yeah. >> And they say you have to pay. I paid $20 $23. I paid 20 here and 30 there. No one, I told everybody this is not fair. They're only concerned with their conviction. I'm a citizen that got charged twice and I shouldn't >> Okay. So, do you understand what the lifeguard what their job is? >> No. >> It's to save people who are drowning. >> Okay. I'm I'm I used to be Listen, I won my high school >> Do you Do you think Do you think they know that? >> Look at this beach. Tell me Tell me, can people swim in this water? >> Yeah, but they can also get drug out by a rip tide. >> Come on, bro. >> what they do they have So, they have years and years of training, okay? >> He's only 20 years old, a punk. >> Okay, 20 years old. >> I'm as old as this guy. >> Damn, already calling names, a punk. >> Do you think Do you think maybe when he was grabbing you that he has to >> He didn't grab me. I told him stay away from me. >> you kick your feet when you swim? >> No, I do the froggy style, no kicking. >> Okay. I don't believe that. >> I'm I'm telling you. >> All right. >> You know the froggy style? >> I think he means breaststroke, by the way. Look, he's admitted he doesn't know the duties of a lifeguard. His entitlement is getting worse and he should earn respect before you get respect. >> Earn respect is good enough for me. >> He's very dismissive. >> Do you have your uh notepad? >> Yeah. >> Can you grab his name real fast? >> What's your name, officer? >> Is this your car? >> Yeah. >> Why did you park like that? >> Because >> You notice all the other ones are parked the other way and yours is different. >> I might get two marks. >> Yeah, it's definitely two marks. It's two. >> Oh, yeah? >> Yeah. >> Because I can do so. >> So entitled, man. >> Where you parked or you parked at? >> Because I paid $50. How was that for >> So did everybody else. >> When did they hear >> Yeah. >> No, no, it's a holiday. >> Good point. >> I paid 20 bucks today, yeah. And when I brought it in, I told them I shouldn't, I should 30. And I know another 30. So for 50 bucks, you got to park that way. Unless they can give me back my money. >> All right, I'll tow your [ __ ] car. >> Yeah. >> Don't use the [ __ ] F word with >> Okay. >> I'll use the F word. >> I'll use whatever language I want. You've been nothing but disrespectful since when I got here. >> Okay, I'm leaving. >> Good call. >> Can I get a refund? >> You're not going to leave yet cuz we're going to run your run your name. >> Run it. That's what I thought. I'm leaving, [ __ ] >> Okay. >> And take all this trash, boy. >> Pick up all that trash, too. >> You I can [ __ ] on. >> Okay, then we'll write a county ordinance for that, too. >> Damn. >> Where is the trash can that I can throw in? Where is it? >> Right here. Your car. You brought it here, you can take it with you. Your car is your trash. >> Stick to your job, okay? >> Yeah, yours, too. >> Stick to your job. >> I'm going to run it real quick and make sure he doesn't leave. >> Damn, telling the cop to stick to his job. Not cool at all, man. I've been there, though. Having flashbacks now. >> [ __ ] You ever read the Constitution? >> Mhm. >> Yes. We know it well. >> I only got >> Okay, that's something you're going to take up with Volusia County Parking. >> where is the [ __ ] guy that's complaining about the way I'm parked? Let him go get me my money. >> No, he's not going to. >> Oh, of course not. Once they take it, you have to go >> So, >> it's their fault that you paid for outside parking and then you had to pay to come on the beach. Now you're mad at them? It's like you're mad at a lifeguard for saving your life. You don't make any sense. Okay. Okay. Okay, Michael Phelps. I'll bet on that race. My money is on the lifeguard. >> I'm all in. >> All chips are in. >> And that trumpet [ __ ] that talked to me, I swear if it wasn't for you, I would have peed on him. >> Okay. >> I do want to press charges. I hope getting the video >> Oh, here we go with the pressing charges again. >> I was assaulted officer. >> Okay. >> So, I'll sit and wait. You tell me what to do. >> Yep, sit and wait. You leaving, big dog? >> I want to press charges. >> Are you going to leave? >> Don't touch my car, please. >> Okay. >> Are you going to leave? >> You're good to go, you jail dog. >> That's my car, officer. Leave. Take your hand off. >> So, I'm going to write you a COV now for littering on the beach for throwing your cigarette. So, you go ahead and stay there, sir. Now, I'll get you one of those, all right? And I'll write you another one for another violation if you want to do. All right. Keep Keep talking, dog. This guy is Turn the music down. You're going to go to jail. It's your last warning. I'm I'm telling you. You are this close to going to jail. Thank you. >> I am waiting. I want to press charges. >> Okay, you're waiting for the citation, so you can have a seat or you can sit back in my car. >> No, no. I'll sit till you >> We're trespassing him, too. I I was this close >> Did he get >> to a 10-15 and I'm writing Big dog. >> What did you call me? >> Big dog. >> Sir >> Whatever you want to call me. >> All right, well >> Stop calling me that. I'm not a [ __ ] dog. >> You're going to sign >> You, get me somebody else. >> All right, you're going to go to jail. Hey, free bro. What's going on? >> Don't call me a dog, you [ __ ] You don't call citizens dogs. What's this big dog man? >> behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Isn't >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Isn't that >> Way to walk yourself into cuffs. Gave you multiple warnings. >> Big dog is not a >> No, it is not. >> He's calling me He's been calling Look, he's going to Can I call my lawyer? >> I got you. >> Can I call my lawyer? >> You can get them when you go to jail, yeah. >> You can get it after. >> Why am I being arrested? With littering >> Littering, disobeying a lifeguard, and music. All three county ordinance violations. You violated all three of them. >> In addition to the violations, kicking the lifeguards who just rescued you, littering on the beach, refusing every lawful order, and giving non-stop attitude to the police, I'm sure this comes as a complete surprise. >> I still want to press charges, please. >> Okay. >> Can I get an 81? >> You don't You don't call me [ __ ] dog, you big dog, okay? >> All right, whatever I want to call you. >> You. >> You're going to go in the back of the car. >> You. >> Okay. >> I don't want my car to be >> to go with you? >> He's getting in too. >> I don't Go to the lawyer. >> Go to the Go to the lawyer. >> Stop, buddy. >> Girls. >> I'm going to charge >> Take video. Please take video, guys. >> small thing on our chest? It's recording a video. >> Yeah, okay. No, no, girls. Video, please. >> Video is on. There you go. Don't understand why people don't think that body worn camera is not on or something. >> Inside the truck. >> Don't get that. If you don't get in here, you're going to drive me crazy, all right? Go and step up in there. >> Step up. >> Step up. >> Call medical. >> Oh my god. >> Call the Call medical. I have a heart problem. >> You don't have a medical. I have a heart problem. I can't move. I need medical help now. Now. Now. I need medical help now. I need medical help. I need help. I need >> Mr. Olympic swimmer now you now you have a problem. >> medical help. >> You need to get into the car. That's what you need to do. Get in the car. I'll get you an EMT to come check you out. >> Now. Now. No. The law says if I need help >> We'll just add a resisting charge to it since you don't want to obey our commands. >> Let's do. >> Okay. Sweet. Let's keep stacking it up. What else you got? >> I need medical help. >> That's already four so let's You want to make it five? >> Okay. Go. Throw the book at me. Throw the book. >> Say less. Yeah, man. Say less. >> Sign up the >> If you get in I will. Okay. I'll get up. >> Just leave me. I'll get up on my Just give me one foot. >> Go ahead and get up in there. >> I can't get up with your left foot. >> I cannot. I'm too old, man. I need help. I need help. I'm telling you. >> You can sit there. Big old drama queen. Well, you wanted all this attention. Now you got it. I hope you're happy. >> This guy went from big d o double g >> Did you just call me dog? >> or d a w g to a beach whale quicker than his charges are racking up. I'm not sure what's more impressive. >> Okay, let's search the vehicle see what we find. >> Hey, you can hit him with the possession of cannabis charge too. And you're catching a marijuana charge dog. Oh no. >> Hello. >> Don't get in my car. I I have a medical license [ __ ] >> This is ridiculous. Get up, man. Come on. >> No, I'm good. >> Can't stand up. >> Just hook him around the corner. >> Crying. Can't believe it, man. >> I need help. I need help. I need help. >> You need to get in that car is what you need to do. Get in the cruiser. >> Please. >> Can you just sit in the car? What the [ __ ] deal, dude? >> Get me an EMT. >> No. >> They're literally on their way right now. >> Get him to Burger King, McDonald's, get him on your way. >> I need help. I need a doctor. >> You're going to get it. You're going to get help from the jail. >> I'll watch for you. Stop resisting. >> He's going to going to break my truck, too. >> You got to You got to hobble. >> You're going to be fine. Stop resisting. >> You must be a trumper. I don't like it. >> I'm not a trumper, but sit back and relax. Sit back and relax. >> I have a heart condition. I'm fainting. >> You're not making it. No, you're not. >> Please loosen my cuffs. >> She's telling you no, you're not. >> He won't even loosen my cuffs. Uh he called me big dog. He called citizen dogs. Is this America? >> D O double G is what he's calling you. >> Call me dog. >> Relax. >> I'm a big dog? >> No, you're a little girl. >> But mama is. >> She is very small. >> Okay, so I talked about the hobble restraint in other videos, and this dude is not going with the program, resisting big time. Hopefully it works to get him inside the cruiser, door closed. But if not, let's get a backup plan going. >> When I'm done with you, she's going to wish she never had you. >> Okay. >> Smith. >> Yep. >> Or luck shut. >> Nice cuff dropping, though. Clever. >> I lost my voice. >> Yeah, from crying. >> Over your dead mom. Over your dead mom. >> Oh, yeah. She would never touch him in her life. You're ugly, bud. >> I can't. >> Here. You want some water? >> Give me some water. >> Not from you, [ __ ] >> Okay, we're not >> Oh, man. I can't >> I'm giving you water. >> What are you doing? >> Trying to take care of you. >> Yeah, he's got to tie your legs up cuz you're acting like a little girl. >> You got it. >> All right. Now you just got mad, Leo. >> Nice. >> Nice one. Get a felony, too. >> This is totally unnecessary. >> Hey, you want to get him You want the ambulance to take him and then we can >> Yeah. Yeah. >> No. You don't get this. >> This is not >> All right. >> No, one thing is, dude, it's like >> We don't >> No. >> My hands. I am ruined. >> Let's grab him and put him up on the seat. >> I eat my Look at my hands. >> The handcuffs, please. >> The handcuffs, please. >> Just loosen >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> No. No. No. No. >> Quit grabbing my butt, weirdo. >> Just easy, Louise, dog. >> Loosen the handcuffs, please. >> No, dude. >> Please. I'll do anything. I swear. I swear I will. Just loosen the handcuffs, please. >> Quit grabbing my butt, dude. >> Just loosen the handcuffs, please. >> I hope you feel good about yourself. You're tying up three deputies and lifeguards. They could be actually out there doing stuff. And you want to sit here and cry, act like a little kid. >> I want to be treated as a good citizen. >> You cut up. All you had to do was >> Man, the drama to a whole 'nother level, man. >> You think you're higher than everybody else? You have to make a point. It's ridiculous. >> I'm I'm I'm the lord of this beach is packed. Packed with people swimming, packed with people. And you're tied up multiple resources. >> I didn't touch his leg. I just want to be treated like everybody. Not because I look different. That's called discrimination. >> ridiculous. >> Oh. >> That's that's pitiful. It's pitiful. >> That's that's called discrimination. >> get all the charges that we can give you. >> Add more, please. >> We will. >> Please. >> Did you hear what he said? I was like >> Why'd you park your car like that? He said, "Cuz I paid more money than everybody, so I can park however I want." >> No, no, no. I didn't say it. I didn't say that. >> Big bank can park however he wants. >> I didn't say that. You're twisting it. >> Big bank parks on >> All right, here comes the SUV cruiser. >> All right, we're on your beach, dog. >> Okay. Let's see how this goes. >> Hey, let's keep it all in. >> Yeah. >> It's going to be hard to pick him up. Are you trying to bite me? Okay, yep. I've seen that. You see that? I ain't leaving, dog. >> For a guy who doesn't like to be called Big Dog, he's really committing hard to living up to the name. >> Hey, that's not a good way. They matched that. >> That's bad every old time, too, buddy. >> You want to get on that side? I'll get on this one. You got it. >> Ain't leaving, dude. >> He tried. >> Easy. >> Hey, watch it. >> I got his I got your mouth print on my >> Yeah, I'm going to stop. >> Can you stand up? >> He's a big boy. >> Yeah, he's >> He's sweaty. He should just slide in there. >> Yeah. >> Pick his head up. >> Hey, get his head up. >> You can you can just grab my legs. >> I see my face. >> Like a little torpedo, you all right? >> He's slick, too. >> Like a little torpedo, buddy. >> Get up. Get him in the way. >> Yep. >> Good job, guys. >> Thank you. >> In my 24 years with the LAPD, man, I've seen plenty of these main character moments. Lessons learned here is when the lifeguard or the cop tells you the party is over, just get out of the water. And parking like you own the beach and running your mouth at officers is a fast track to handcuffs. But the biggest lessons of all, a little humility and common sense would have saved this guy a felony record and a very expensive day at the beach. Small egos create the biggest problems every single time. Stay safe out there and maybe leave the Froggy Style Olympics at home. Okay, so Su Hill was charged with the following: possession of cannabis, resisting arrest, battering a law enforcement officer, as well as littering, and using a loud speaker on a public beach. However, the latter two charges were ultimately dropped. He was sentenced to 24 months probation with a $970 fine for court costs. Ring that bell notification, smash that like button. Don't forget to subscribe. If you want to see me talk to other cops about internal affairs and other law enforcement topics, go to the Marlin Murach Show. Thank you for watching and we will see you on the next one.