I'll break the window. Get out of the car. >> You break my window, I will break your window >> again. You're threatening an officer. >> Get out. >> Get out of >> now. >> No. >> It's shocking how far pure stupidity can go before it turns into one of the craziest encounters officers have ever seen. >> Kyle, GET OUT OF MY FACE. I'M NOT GOING TO ASK YOU TO GET CHILD. >> LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT today's craziness in cops versus dumbest men in the craziest moments ever. Starting with this case where an elderly man got into a super duper intense chase with the cops on the road in his vehicle equipped with cuttingedge technology. 51. We're going to stop him. Oh, he's going around another unit left of center. Do you know it? Southway. Yeah, we're at the intersection right now. He's going eastbound. Eastbound on Southway. Going about 4 mph on the lawn mower. Toro. No license plate. halfway 4 miles an hour. >> He just waved his hand as to wave me off. 13 to 50. What do you want to do? >> I'm westbound on southway. I see him coming. Maybe we'll give a stop. We're headed towards the construction zone. No traffic. Eastbound southway at Denmont 9 to 10 mph. >> Copy. Eastbound south at Denm. He's going through a yard. He's going through two yards northbound. >> What a weird pursuit. As the suspect went off the road, the officers continued their pursuit, >> continuing north to other [music] front yards. 3900 block at Clark headed towards Hazelbrook. >> Copy Hazel. The suspect is currently still in the yards to the right. As these officers redirect themselves, another officer initiates a pursuit on foot and attempts to make contact. >> I know he's crazy. Very long. Continue east. Correction. Continue west. Continue west. Little action in your neighborhood. He's going back east. He tried to run over 30. He's going back to Hazerbrook. You >> all right? >> Yeah. >> This is not doing anything though. >> He's got that thick coat on. Okay, we're going to terminate this. We know who he is. He's not going to stop. He's out of control. 30 tried to get him off the mower. He tried to run him over. Okay, we'll file charges. >> The taser's effective cuz he has that big coat on. >> Yeah, we'll just file felonious assault on him. >> He had a thick jacket on. Didn't even penetrate it. I had I lit him up. Bill lit him up. >> That guy's out of control. >> You're okay? >> Yeah. You see me go for >> the next day, the officers located the suspect and took him into custody for his original warrants that started this whole ridiculous incident. He was released on bond. However, due to officers filing new charges against him for his actions on the lawn mower, they need to take him into custody again. >> Did you guys track down his stupid mower that he was evading yesterday on? >> Yeah, we have his mower. Crazy Bill. >> Oh, he's a nut. >> I don't know why he does the things he does. Well, I can explain that to you why he do it. Because he's old. He's scenile and got a whole lot of dementia going on. He's got a whole lot of this, that, and the other going on with his wife stealing his money, moving to Thailand. He just He's just all stressed out. You're discombobulated. >> Yeah, >> that's pretty much what it is. I know that for a fact. >> 51. That's the vehicle right there. That silver one that just turned. Come on. Holding traffic. >> All right, Bill. >> All right. Now, what the hell you guys want? >> Hello. Do you have any pocket knives or anything like that on you? >> I got a machine gun. >> You do? Do you have any pocket knives? >> I got a weapon. I don't have my uh gloves on. Just check them real quick. >> No, I ain't got nothing. Oh, don't knock me over. >> Come on back here, Bill. >> That one? >> Yep. This one right here. >> Yeah, you're going to jail. >> Why? >> For yesterday. So, what you got arrested for yesterday was for the warrants that you had already before that. And then what you're getting arrested for today is what you did yesterday. Oh, >> come on. Driving a lawnmower. >> All you got to do is stop. Well, I they charged me $600 the last time I stopped. >> Well, now you're facing much charges. >> They towed my lawnmower. >> We did. You're right. >> I didn't have $600 to mow the grass. >> Why is there a law against riding a lawnmower? >> Have a seat, buddy. >> I'm serious. >> I'll put the windows down for you. Okay. >> Good idea. Get my wrestle for what I did yesterday. >> Yep. If I know that I wouldn't come home. >> I probably agree with that. You saw us there. That's why you turned down this way. >> Huh? >> I said you saw us there. That's why you guys turned down this way. >> I figured you guys up to something though. Good. >> I'd prefer not to deal with you, Bill, to be honest with you. >> Crazy. I'm I'm handicapped and older. >> The officers then transported the man to the station. >> All right, Bill. Oh, look. Smile. >> What's that? Come on. >> Said smile. >> Come on. >> All I can't get my foot off in front of the damn seat. You got a kind of a smith for midgets back here. Look. Where's the dog? It's >> right there. >> You don't see it? >> It's invisible. >> 85 years old. You're 83. I was born in 1940. You're not good. Straight in there. In the end, he was charged with fleeing or eluding, reckless driving, and felony assault on a law enforcement officer. Fleeing only postpones the inevitable and guarantees worse outcomes. If you're wanted, running just multiplies the trouble you're already in. Compliance might cost you a day in custody, but reckless choices can cost you years. But the next case shows you what happened when you tried TO PUNCH COPS. ON JULY 25TH, 2023, a man walked into the police station to file a complaint about his neighbor. However, when an officer saw him, she immediately recognized that he was a suspect in a recent retail theft. When she walked over to him with a detective, she had no idea things were about to turn into absolute chaos. >> Hey, Benjamin. So, um, have you been to any woodman lately? >> Not lately. Why? that lately. Okay. So, we actually have footage of you um stealing some items from Woodman's. So, you are under arrest at this time. So, I have you turn around and place your hands behind your back. >> I'm under arrest for coming in here for that. >> Yes. >> N you don't have to wait. I got to call my mother. >> It's only It's only going to be quick. >> Call her. Bring your hand. >> Brandon, call my mom. >> 262. >> FIND YOUR Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Do it now. >> For what? I can't. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> You want to get >> No. Let me call my mom. >> Get on the ground. >> You cannot do that. >> Get on the ground. >> You are under arrest. >> Get on the ground. easily. >> I'm going to get pepper sprayed. Get on the ground. >> No. >> Get on the ground. >> Let me call my mom. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. >> While the body cam doesn't catch everything, the department surveillance cam picked up the full incident. As the officer and detective tried to detain him, he didn't just resist. He threw hands and fought both of them while going Super Saiyan. And as the backup officers rushed out, he still hadn't given up. >> Hands behind YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. GET out of here. >> Hands behind your back. >> He's gone. >> I can't I can't breathe. >> Don't touch that. >> This way. >> Okay. >> Why am I getting arrested? 302. We are 1080. Anyone else knows anything? >> We have an ambul. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> No. >> We'll send an am said something hurts. >> Oh god. I'm sleeping the whole time. >> All right. Are you going to stop resisting now? >> Oh my god. Get an amble for him. >> Two. We'll take a second amading for conscious. >> I just want to call. >> All right. Do not resist anymore. >> I literally came in for a formal complaint. >> Well, >> and nobody dealt with anything. >> That went a little bit sideways, didn't it? >> Can you call my mother? >> Absolutely not. >> Not right now. >> Why? >> You're an adult. >> No, cuz that I'm under guardianship. >> Okay. >> He physically cannot arrest me without that being done. Watch us arrest you. You're under arrest. Okay. You just punched a cop or two cops in the face. >> I'm going to see you guys for this. >> Okay, you do that. >> Get in line. >> Oh, I've already won a few times against you. >> Okay. I'm sure you take the first. >> Okay. >> All right. Let's roll in the other direction. We'll check the other pocket. You guys are good. >> After securing the man, the paramedic arrived to check on the officers who got punched in the face and the man. Go inside of the officer first. You got two of them got jacked in the face by this dude. He's fine. He just said he wants an ambo. >> It was not excessive. >> You punched cops in the face. >> I said I'm manic. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, that's not an excuse, man. >> There's plenty of people that are manic that >> and when I asked to quickly call my mother, >> you guys would not even let me. >> Two, three. All right, stay ne. >> My body hurts so bad. >> What's your name again, guy? >> Hey, what's your name? What? >> What's your name? >> I'm not answering any more questions >> until I call up to the hospital. >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, we got a cop coming. So, you're going to take a seat on that? >> I'm going to like my phone call to calm my mother. >> Okay. You're not getting any phone calls right now. >> Truly noted. >> That is not acceptable. >> Okay. Neither is your behavior. >> I got to call my folks. >> Neither is your behavior. >> You have to call them when this happens. >> All right, let's stand up. Ready? One, two, three. >> You don't have to lift. I'm sorry. >> All right. Well, then we'll lift you up. >> One, two, three. >> $14 retail. decided to go nuts. >> Oh, 15. >> Yeah. Yeah. We'll round up cuz there was some change in there. >> Back at the station, medics checked on the injured officers. The detective was noted to have a cut on her lower lip, redness on her face and ear, and a roughly 10-in scrape on her left forearm. The other officer showed significant redness and swelling on the right side of her face and neck, along with bruising and scratches on her arms. Meanwhile, the man was transported to the hospital where he repeatedly made the same particular demand. All right, let's go wait for your folks. [bell] Tony, under parental guardianship and more, you cannot do anything to me without contacting my folks. >> Okay. Well, you're under arrest. >> That was per the jurisdiction of the states. >> I even said that and then they hit me in the head with a baton. >> Nobody did. >> Okay. >> And I said I'm schizophrenic. No one wants to listen to that either. >> They're bleeding cuz you punched them in the face. >> I don't think we're trying to ask any >> both of them. >> Well, Call my folks. >> I get the I get the I get one phone call and I got to call my folks due to this >> or they're going to call them for me and you guys are still going to be in [ __ ] >> Yeah. Okay. >> Believe. >> Uh yeah, you got >> probably six out of eights. >> Oh, taser pros. >> Akin to three tasers. >> Okay. Three tasers. >> What's your name, sir? >> Ben. fan. >> I literally went in to call complain about my neighbors and then they're trying to arrest me for something I didn't do. >> Go figure pigs in this state. As per what's on my thing, you have to call my folks though. It's on the record on there and they won't even allow me to call them. So, please call them and have them come here ASAP or they're going to have to deal with seven lawyers. Not even playing. >> You got them identified as a guardian. >> They're guardians. They literally you can't do to me without talking to my guardians first. >> But you're in police custody. So >> you have to call them first >> as per the jurisdiction of the state >> to you without that. But I mean so we'll definitely give him a call. >> Let them know you're going to county jail. That's fine. So >> for what? I didn't do you guys assaulted me first. You assaulted me first. In the end, he was charged with two counts of battery on an officer, two counts of resisting an officer causing injury, two counts of resisting or obstructing an officer, and disorderly conduct. He was later released on a $10,000 cash bond. After a 4-day trial, he was found guilty only of the misdemeanor charges of resisting or obstructing an officer and disorderly conduct. The jury ruled that he was legally insane at the time of the felony offenses, meaning he could not be held criminally responsible for them. However, they determined that despite his mental illness during the misdemeanor offenses, he understood his actions were wrong. He was subsequently committed to a mental health institute for 9 years and placed on 2 years of probation. Escalation never fixes a problem. Violence against officers guarantees the worst possible outcome, regardless of why it happens. Getting help early before things spiral is the only path that prevents situations like this from turning into lifelong consequences. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a father who got felony charges over a parking spot. >> I'll break the window. Get out of the car. >> You break my window, I will break your window >> again. You're threatening an officer. Get out. Get out of >> now. On February 7th, 2024, a school resource officer at an elementary school in Wisconsin noticed another vehicle parked in her assigned parking space. A woman and a child stepped out of the vehicle and headed to school while the male driver remained inside. When the officer asked him to move his vehicle, things started to get heated up. >> Play for >> You're parked in my spot and you're giving me an attitude. >> Your spot is right here. >> This is not a parking spot. Do you see a line? >> I'm the only I'm NOT THE ONLY ONE THAT STOP YOUR YELLING. >> I DON'T HAVE TO. >> YES, you do. Knock it off. What is your deal? >> What is your deal? >> I just told you. >> I'm sick of you, mother. >> What did I do to you? >> I'm just tired of all you idiot. >> What's the deal? I need to know who I'm talking to. None of your business. >> Roll the window down. >> No, I'm not. >> Roll the window down. Go ahead. Nope, you're not. Roll the WINDOW DOWN. ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. >> GET THE AWAY FROM MY TRUCK. >> I NEED ANOTHER UNIT. ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN. >> WHAT FOR? >> THIS IS A TRAFFIC STOP. STOP. >> NO, IT'S NOT. >> ROLL THE window down. >> I'm about to punch you right dead in your out. I need another unit. Get out. >> That was a dumb move he just made. Threatening an officer. This is going to end badly for him. >> Not the elementary school. Get out of the car. >> No, >> I don't have to. >> Yes, you do. >> I didn't do nothing. >> You are under arrest right now. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> We'll see when my wife comes out. >> What does that have to do with anything? >> I'm not under arrest. >> You just threatened me. No, I DID NOT. >> I GOT IT ON CAMERA. GET OUT of the car. >> 104. He just threatened to punch me in the face. He's under arrest once he gets out of the car. William, you're under arrest. Get out of the car. >> Are you resist? That's resisting. Get out of the car. Yes, it is. That's a lawful order. Get out of the car. >> I'll break the window. Get out of the car. >> You break my window, I will break your window >> again. And you're threatening an officer. >> I am not. >> Yes, you are. >> YOU'RE THREATENING ME AND BREAKING MY WINDOW. >> Step out of the car. >> An idiot. >> Step out of the car. >> It's like talking to an actual child. Even so, she still gave him multiple chances to comply and step out of the car. >> This is not a parking spot. Take this mother concrete pole down. >> All you had to do was move the car. You escalated the situation. You did by getting out and [ __ ] me. >> I told you you had to move the car. YOU TOLD ME >> I WAS GETTING READY TO. I'M SICK. OKAY. I HAD TO PULL MY >> You were moving the car. >> Where's my wife? We'll be >> Doesn't matter. You're not leaving. >> Yes, I will. >> No, you are not leaving. >> Get out of the car. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> NO, I AM NOT. >> YES, YOU ARE. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'm giving you one more chance. Get out of the car. >> My wife's right there. >> I don't care. You are under arrest. >> No, I am not. >> Yes, YOU ARE FOR THREATENING AN OFFICER. YES, you are. >> LET'S GO, BABE. >> WILLIAM, you got one more chance. Step out of the vehicle or I will break the window and pull you out. That is your option. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I can't I can't drive. I don't have my life. >> He's under arrest. Get out of the car. >> What are you doing? >> He threatened me. >> So, he told me he was going to punch me in the face. >> Get out of the vehicle. She kept telling ME SHE WAS GOING TO BREAK HER WINDOW. He's going to get out of the vehicle now. >> With the appearance of the backup officer, the man finally cracked and opened the car. The officers then immediately put him under arrest. >> I can't drive home. >> Get out. Get out of >> now. Hands behind your back now. Well, >> get your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> You're going to get tased. Get out. You pay me your filming. Can I see? >> Can I grab my head? >> 39 miles. 95. >> You can leave my phone and secrets in the truck. 25. I lost 1023. >> You don't need us for anything. >> No. From what? >> I wasn't asking you. >> Take my keys out. >> That's how we burn the truck. [music] >> This is good. So, you're going to leave my wife here all by herself? >> We're going to figure it out. >> The officer then talked to his wife about his situation. >> So, when's going to When does he >> So, he's got to get booked into jail. It didn't have to go this way. I don't know why he got so nasty with me. >> He's been having a rough day cuz he he got uh uh in a fight in Rhyander. >> Okay. And he hasn't >> Okay. Okay. Well, I mean, that's no excuse to be acting like this on school grounds and everything. If you want to wait in the truck, you're more than welcome to. Um, I know you say it's going to be a minute, but >> how long how long do I like how long is it going to be? I guess you would say. >> Um, well, he's probably going to have to see a judge. So, depending on when I get that report done, you can see once today tomorrow, but he can make a phone call there, too. So, >> where? >> At the jail. Oh, so he can call you. Does he have your number? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Eventually, he was charged with disorderly conduct, threats to a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. Later in court, he was found guilty on the charges of felony battery or threats to a law enforcement officer. He was issued a $500 cash bond with conditions. Authority figures don't need your approval to enforce the law. Arguments, threats, and stubbornness don't make you right. They make your situation heavier. When a lawful order is given, especially around a school, the smartest move is cooperation. Pride lasts a moment. Charges last a lot longer. Moving on to the next case where a husband snapped after the police arrested his wife. >> KYLE, GET OUT OF MY [screaming] FACE. I'M NOT GOING TO ASK YOU AGAIN. >> KYLE, STOP. >> OFFICERS in Illinois responded to a crash report. What the officers didn't know was that this case was anything but routine. >> There is a uh gun in this vehicle. >> Okay. >> Can I get it for you? >> I'll hop out. I'll get it. >> Okay. Middle console. >> Middle console. Okay. >> Yep. And there is a uh loaded shell in there, too. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> I am fine. >> Were you with her? >> Yes. He was He was in the passenger seat. We were arguing and I ran into the bridge. It It's my bad. >> You said you were what? >> I was drunk. >> Okay. >> I ran into the bridge. We're arguing. It's my bag. >> Okay. Okay. How much you had to drink? >> Uh, probably two beers and three shots. >> Okay. Come over here. >> You said you had two beers, three shots. So, you want to take a couple test? >> I don't really I'd rather just have a blood test. That's okay. >> Okay. Do you want to take a PBT here? A preliminary breath test? >> It's I mean, it's up to you. I'm just going to ask you. You know, the tests will just determine whether you know you're good. I don't want to lose my license. I just I know I [ __ ] that up. >> Is that all right? >> He's got a job to do, Kyle. We all have jobs to do, brother. >> I don't know. I I' I've never done this before. >> Okay. It's up to you. >> Come on. >> Kyle, stop. >> We got jobs to do, Kyle. It's part of it. >> All right. >> It's their job. >> My truck is destroyed >> because of me. It's fine. You guys think that you were worried about your job? >> Kyle, >> we have a job to do. >> You wreck. She admits that she's been drinking. She says she's drunk. >> This might be the only time a DUI suspect was acting suspiciously sober in this type of video. Also, Kyle needs to chill out or he will regret it deeply. >> Do you need medical attention for your knee? >> Did you just have no Can I just go for a blood test? >> That's up to you. You don't want to take a preliminary breath test or you want to do any of the tests? Well, I am very uncoordinated, so there's no way. >> What about? >> Yeah, you just follow. >> Can I take my shoes off? >> You're just going to stand there. Yeah. >> No, I am very uncoordinated. >> Do you want to go to jail for obstructing? >> Absolutely. >> No. Stop. >> Cuz that's about where you're going to >> stop. >> Kyle, stop. >> Move on down the road. Please move on down the road for me. Okay, >> Justin. >> Kyle, should I go? You're going to go to jail for my wife. >> So, what we're going to do is you're either going to have to calm down or we'll put you in the back of a car. Okay. >> Well, but there's two things. >> Kyle, >> tell me. Tell him one. >> Well, he's not GOING TO TELL ME I'M in charge. >> I don't care what you are, brother. >> I love you. >> I understand that, Kyle. >> Stop disrespecting my wife. >> I'm not disrespect. I'm treating her. I'm treating her. >> The officers then proceeded with the eye movement test. So, you're going to stand there with your hands your hands at your side, feet together, and just follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. You understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Don't move your head. Just just No, sorry. Just your eyes. Okay. >> God damn it. Stop with my wife. >> Have you smoked any marijuana? >> Oh, no. >> Okay. >> He's being very respectful, Kyle. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. He has a job to do. He's got to conduct some tests. That's what he's doing. >> You don't want to take any of the other tests, the walk and turn or the one leg stand. >> I am not coordinated enough for that. >> And then what about a preliminary breath test? It's not admissible in court. Just kind of help you better judge where you're at. >> I can't believe very well anyway. >> So, here's what's going to happen. You're going to be placed under arrest for DUI right now. >> Okay. You're being cooperative and I'm not even going to cut you. I'm just going to have you have a seat in the backseat of the car >> and then we're going to go from there. Okay. >> Okay. >> Let's go back here. >> Is there any way I could have a a little puff of cigarette before? >> Yeah. If you want to smoke a cigarette. Yeah. You don't have anything on you, do you? Nothing in your pockets. Okay. >> No. You want to here? >> Let's just make sure you got no weapons or nothing. >> God, no. >> God damn it, dude. >> Kyle, stop. >> Not run. >> What do you want me to do? >> Are you serious? Do you have any idea how many times that I have stood up for both of you? >> Both of you. >> Walk up and get a ride. >> I love you. Come on, man. Why? Why? >> Because she's admitting she's been drinking. She said that she's intoxicated. >> We've all been drinking. >> Hey, >> have we both been drinking? >> I [ __ ] up. >> We've all been drinking >> with the truck wreck, Kyle. >> Sure. >> I up. Hey, >> do you think we on purpose? >> No, I know you didn't. >> I up. It's fine. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> No. Do not the officer. >> As Kyle was getting more agitated by the second, further investigation shows a little twist about the real driver. She was not in the vehicle. And then he got out, walked into the woods, went to the bathroom, came back, his pants were all undone, and she come out of nowhere. >> What What do you want me to do? Everything's on body camera. It's not like you can hide anything. >> Are you going to arrest my wife? >> I am. >> Seriously, I'm going to get your purse. Yes, I'm going to arrest your wife. >> Are youing kidding me, Jones? >> Are you kidding me, Kyle? >> Are you kidding? >> Stop. Calm him down and take him home. You're just not cool. >> Well, this is how it's going to go. >> No, this is how it's going to go. >> This is how it's going. >> No, this is not how it's going to go. >> Listen to me right now. This is a bad situation, but you're going to wake up tomorrow and you're going to realize it's not as bad as it can be. Nobody's hurt. Your truck's tore up and she's getting arrested for DUI. That's the way it's going to go. >> You'll realize it wasn't that bad. >> Do you remember whenever you used to trace me >> as a child? As aing child. You put your hands on me and you're going to jail. Then back out of my personal space right now. >> Get out of my personal space right now. I'm not going to ask you again. >> Get out of my face. Get out of my face. >> You used TO DO >> KYLE. [screaming] GET OUT OF MY FACE. I'M NOT GOING TO ASK YOU AGAIN. >> Or what? >> You're going to jail. You're not going to intimidate me. >> Stop doing it. Stop. >> Ridiculous. >> Stop. Kyle, STOP. >> WHY? QUIT RESISTING. >> WHAT DID I DO? >> SO STUPID. STOP. >> WHAT DID I DO? >> You're not going to GET IN MY FACE. >> WHAT DID I DO? >> YOU TOLD YOU TWICE, THREE TIMES TO GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> I DID NOT DO any of that. >> You're not going to get in my face. >> What did I do? >> What did I ask you to do, Kyle? Justin, >> what did I ask you, sir? >> To get out of my face. >> Justin, >> give us your arm. >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> THE OTHER ARM. >> What the dude? >> Taser deployed two times. Another subject in >> that really wasted the chance his wife gave him. Now both of them are going to jail. >> Kyle, >> I gave you absolutely gave you every opportunity to get out of my face. >> You didn't mean to be in your face. >> Well, you were. And I asked you three times. Get off me. >> I told you walk away. Decker told you walk away. Sally told you walk away. >> Didn't have to go like this. >> Justin, you tried to assault me when I was a child. >> We're past that. Okay, we're not doing that. >> You assaulted me as a child. >> After a thorough investigation and speaking to multiple witnesses, officers had enough evidence to believe that Kyle was actually driving the vehicle and his wife took the fall for him. The wife was originally arrested for charges of DUI, speeding, and improper lane usage. But after the investigation, the traffic infractions were reassigned to Kyle and her charge changed to obstruction. Kyle was additionally charged with obstruction, aggravated assault, and resisting a peace officer resulting in injury. Lies compound consequences. Investigations don't stop at the first story. They follow the facts. Covering for someone doesn't make the problem go away, it spreads it. Honesty might not erase the original mistake, but deception almost guarantees that everyone involved ends up worse off. Let's move on to the next case where a delusional man thinks he's above the law. >> You're the only one in the tri county area that's calling the police on. They won't serve me. I mean, completely delusional like crazy. >> I'm taking your entire company down. Your entire species. >> You people have no clue. On February 16th, 2022, officers responded to a postal service facility regarding a man being unruly with staff. Here's what happened next. >> Three workers all said no to servicing me. >> Well, she's going to go inside and talk to them. Can you talk to me? >> Wendy, >> press the button or we can't serve you. >> Just calm down a little bit. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. All right. >> Are you >> No. Are you sure? because you didn't pick up on this socially whatsoever. >> Okay. What >> special? >> When you walked in, what did they say to you? >> I'm done talking to you. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm done talking to you. I already told my story. Press the button or we cannot serve you. >> Okay. Why Why are we going this route? Why are you saying you're not going to talk to me? I'm trying to get you. >> I call the state cops on you guys. Look at how illegal this is. I'm going to charge all of you in court for this illegal driving. Literally. Get the out of my way already. Well, you're not. >> Yeah. >> You get called, we got to get respond to an incident. >> Committing a crime under badge is a felony. Even driving infractions, which are crimes. >> You're leaving the scene. >> They break the state driving law. >> You're leaving the scene after causing disturbance. We need to figure out what's going on first. >> Great. These old people love delays big time. >> They got nothing better to do but to sit there and role play police officers and, you know, I'm going to do this and I'm going to do that as long as you obey my instructions. Look at this. Holy Christ. How the is that possible? >> Well, would you like to go in a parking spot so we can move >> again? You're not picking up on what I'm putting down. Holy Christ. >> I'm saying the magic >> to allow a Jeep Wrangler and a snow plow to scoop off. >> When we respond to an emergency one of you even wants to talk about that, >> we talk about old like crazy. >> When we respond to an incident, we can just park our cars wherever we want to. You can't literally what happens when you lose that court case then I charge you next with a felony after I find you guilty. I mean talk about stupid like crazy ID. >> No. >> I need to see your ID. >> If you ever wonder who you're arguing with on the internet, it's this guy. The dude now tried to frame the staff as being discriminatory. >> What a nightmare. >> Well, there's reported discrimination. Those three employees arrested >> for what they do. I don't I don't understand. >> You don't know what a discrimination is is when they don't serve the black people. >> I'm the black and brown person and they wouldn't serve me. >> For why is that what they said? >> Correct. >> Because you're black or brown. We're not going to serve you. >> That's correct. You got to press the button. You handicap disabled mother. >> That's what they said. Yes. >> Verbat. Don't care if you're disabled. You still have to press that button. If you cannot press that button, then get the out of my office. >> That's what they said. >> Correct. >> Okay. Well, we have another officer talking to them to get their story. There's I'm sure witnesses in there that can confirm it then, right? >> This is all stock default [ __ ] Does not work in this war zone. >> Stock default? What do you What do you mean by that? >> This is just a routine traffic stop. We're going to get their side of the story. Then we'll get your side of the story for the fourth or fifth time. We won't make a report. Maybe we'll write some [ __ ] on a business card and then we're case closed all washed off. >> I'd like to see these people get arrested for discrimination when they admit he refused to press the button on the keypad. Boom. Clear and easy to federal discrimination like crazy. When the security [ __ ] you people over like crazy, big time. I mean, this is outrageous. Driving the wrong way, preventing my path of travel. Literally, >> you got three people in there discriminating with no problems at all. >> So, can we figure that out first? Can we make >> You're telling me confirm that out ASAP because I'm getting discriminated against everywhere, private and public properties. Okay. >> I mean, this [ __ ] is crazy. >> So, wouldn't you want to tell us about the whole incident so we could get it straight so we can get documented so we if there are charges to be filed, they can be done so >> done that. >> Okay. >> Multiple times >> without involving us. >> As this officer was dealing with the man, another officer came into the facility to speak to the staff about the situation >> or >> uh you're involved heavily at this point. I mean, you committed how many crimes? >> Right. Several. >> You've committed how many crimes? But when we don't know what actually occurred from your standpoint, how are we supposed to document that properly? >> You do know though. You do know at this point >> as far as >> Are you still confused? >> No. >> Great. Okay. >> Can you You got You hear this all the time, right? And you know, discrimination at the post office, at private and public businesses. This is like your number one call these days, right? They won't serve me. I don't wear the mask. These are all the same types of calls. They won't serve me. They are the they won't serve me type of calls. Right. I know. Drawing a blanket and a deer in the headlights like crazy. >> Not quite, sir. >> I'm sure. Right. You're the only one in the tri county area that's calling the police on they won't serve you. I'm not yelling at you. I mean, completely delusional. Crazy. >> Literally. >> I'm being nice to you. I'm treating you with respect. >> You're not even answering my question on the they won't serve you calls. How many of those do you get per day with this [ __ ] Literally, >> you're yelling at me again. >> Delusional. >> I'm trying to talk to you respectfully. >> I'm talking to you respectfully. This is how I talk. How many times do I got to say that to you heads? Literally, this is some [ __ ] beyond recognition. >> But you're you're calling me names like that in the beginning. >> You want a Kleenex? Literally, get the out of here. >> Okay. >> Can I ask you what happened? >> She was just explaining to me I don't even know what happened. >> Have you talked to an officer yet at all? >> No, I have not. >> What's going on? >> The guy walked in >> to me. He appeared drunk. That's what appeared to me. He handed me his package. I'm doing my job. Okay. >> I put it on the scale and I weighed it. I read off our hazmat question. The next step that we have to do is going to ask him to reread it and tap no. He looked at me and he told me no. And I said, "Well, you still have to tap no." He said, "I'm not going to do it." I said, "Well, [clears throat] I can't do it either cuz you're the customer." And then he says, um, >> it's like an acknowledgement that you had after. >> That's our rules here at the post office. That's what we have to do. He tells me, "No." I said, "Sir, if you can give me one minute, let me um talk with the postmaster because I can't do that for you. I don't know what's in your package." So, he stood there and I saw the lead clerk, Laura Justice Struce. I told her what was going on. She came up in front of me and she said the same thing. Sir, if you do not tap the hazmat question, we cannot take your package. And then he says, "Well, I'm not going to tap it. I'm not going to tap it." So, I hands him his package back. He walks away. I greeted my next customer. He walks over to the kiosk to use the kiosk that Lord Justice Struce told him he would have to use. As he walked over there, he get the fussing and cussing real loud. >> Isn't this some [ __ ] They won't take my package. And that little up there, she that's what he that's what he called me and I just exploded. I mean, because no one calls me out of my name a racial slur like that. And I was only being nice to him like all of my other customers. >> Okay. >> You think this is funny? >> No. >> You think this is a big joke? >> No. >> Literally. You see me? >> I'm taking your entire company down. Your entire species. >> You people have no clue. >> Okay. >> Literally. >> Who the Aren't you an actor in a movie? >> No. Holy Christ. >> No, I am not. >> What a nightmare. >> How many times do you get the they won't serve me type of call >> all the time? I bet. Or am I the only person in the county area that calls all over town? They won't serve me. >> So, it's safe to say that your piece was served. >> Yes. >> Are you the postmaster? >> I am. >> Are would you want to sign complaints for disorderly conduct? Yes, I will sign whatever you need me to sign cuz I do not want that gentleman stuff being put in this post office ever. >> After getting the complaints for disorderly conduct, the officers then came back to the man to put him under arrest. >> Postmaster was like the manager of it all and then the clerk that was also getting yelled at. They're willing to sign complaints for disorderly. >> Okay. >> He's saying you have comprehensive issues and you can't understand. >> Yeah. >> Well, I don't know how else I'm supposed to help you if I don't know what's going on. Oh, >> take him for the >> disorderly. >> Disorderly conduct. >> What about his uh vehicle here? >> If he's if he allows us to park it, we'll park it. >> If not, then we can tow it. >> Completely separate issue. >> Get him out of the car. >> You want to be here so you can see? >> Yeah. >> We're all adults, sir. >> All right, the HBO H2O department. >> We're going to have you step out of the vehicle right now. >> Why? >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> What's the point? >> Please step out of the vehicle. I'm gonna explain what's going on here. >> Oh boy. I'm going to get spannerly. >> It's just stupid like crazy. >> Okay, let's talk like men standing upright. Let's see what we got here. >> I can't control what I what comes out of my mouth here. I mean, ridiculous. >> All right. You're going to be placed under arrest for disorderly conduct. Okay. Based on the witnesses that were >> What about the discrimination? >> We're included in the report, but you're under arrest. Okay, great. >> So they don't get arrested for filing a felony. >> Place your hands behind your back. >> Okay, >> you guys do everything else. Literally. >> Bye-bye. You're going to jail. I'm going to court. You know what that means, worker? You're going straight to prison. You'll get the subpoena tomorrow morning. They're smiling and laughing. >> Okay. >> Unbelievable. >> All right, we're going to go right here. >> Jim Crow beyond recognition. Literally, you people are want to get into courts like crazy. An honest judge. You hope so. Literally. >> Is that protected? Who the knows at this point? >> Disorderly conduct. It's like there's a proper conduct in this country. >> You got anything on you, sir? >> Stupid. >> Yeah, right. You guys have that. >> I'm towing it on you. >> Uh, no. We're getting a tow. Absolutely. >> Yeah, we are. We're maxing this [ __ ] out beyond recognition. >> Okay. >> Nine cops go to jail today. Majorly stupid. >> Hey, if you're not that smart, then I guess you can't survive. That's how that [ __ ] works. >> Hopkins, sir. >> Oh, great. Look at this. This looks nice and comfortable. Would you like a full cage? Um, let's see if I can fit in this [ __ ] hole first. Holy crunch. >> I can't fit in here. Don't even close. >> We're going to lower this car. >> I can't believe you have a bad gun. I I don't think I can fit in here either. Look at you got less than 1 foot between the edge of the seat and the front. Literally. >> Well, if you can try laying down that way. >> I Yeah, I won't try. I don't think I'm going to fit though. >> I mean, what do you do with fat people? I can't look. My shoulders are touching this [ __ ] >> They're not ridiculous. Comfort, sir. >> Holy Christ. Can I not fit in this thing? >> Holy Christ. Take the handcuffs off. Are these necessary for disorderly conduct? conduct that is unbecoming of a citizen. I mean, talk that can't fit here at all. Holy Christ, look at the assistance. Holy Christ, the guy not fit. >> Your toes. >> Holy cow. >> The man was initially charged with disorderly conduct. However, following a review of witness provided video footage which showed him repeatedly using racial slurs towards staff, he was additionally charged with hate crime. Accountability doesn't stop at physical actions. How you speak to people matters, especially in public spaces. Trying to weaponize accusations or rewrite reality won't save you when evidence exists. If you lose control of your words, you can end up facing consequences far more serious than you ever expected. Moving on to the next case where an entitled young man turned a simple traffic stop into full-blown chaos. Get out of the car right now. I get permission for this. >> What the [ __ ] is you call yourself a police? If you can't pull me out of my car and if you want, bro, I'll give you my address. We meet up to see how tough you are. >> You're not going to open the door, my [ __ ] What the [ __ ] problem, bro? Open the door. >> Hi. >> Hello. How are you? >> My name is Officer Coff PD. Get your license, registration, insurance for the car. >> Why? >> What's that? >> Why? >> Stopping you for speeding. >> How much speeding? >> 118 mph and a 50. >> There's no 50 here. >> Okay. So, I need your documents. Look. >> Why? >> Driver's license, registration, insurance. >> Take your supervisor here. We'll take that to court. >> Okay. >> You going to give me your stuff or not? >> No. >> You're not giving me your stuff? >> No. >> Okay. Why is that? >> Am I suspected of being in a car? Am I detained? >> Yes. >> Why? >> What? For speeding. >> How? You know why I'm Why I'm in an emergency line. >> Please explain. >> You see that girl right there? >> Mhm. >> She has surgery in her arm. >> Okay. >> And I was not going 118, whatever you're saying. >> Okay. >> And you know I wasn't. >> And you know that's not a 50 line. That's an emergency line. >> Mhm. >> You want another emergency? You want to prove the emergency? She's going to the hospital now. >> And I was not going 118. How you telling me I was? >> Okay. >> And you know I wasn't. >> I see. >> And you know that line is not that line is not in 50 mph. >> No, no, no. Route one is 50 m per hour. No matter which lane you're in, that's the speed limit, right? >> What's the What's that what's that line for? >> What line? >> The line that I was in. >> The line or the lane you're talking about? >> Yeah, the line. The lane. It's the same thing. the lane. >> What line is that for emergency? And I was not going 118. How you telling me? >> Oh, you're talking about the fast lane. >> I will give you my information if I had to reason to give it to you, but I don't. >> Mhm. >> Bring your supervised thing. You take it a I go to anywhere. >> Okay. >> And let's see what's going to happen. >> The officer then asked the young man to step out of the car, but he refused to do so, forcing the officer to pull him out of the car. >> You know, I wasn't speeding. >> I know you were. >> Come on. I know as a fact you were speeding. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> You got you got you got to prove that. >> I do. >> Okay. >> So, I told you already. Take me to court. Bring your supervisor in. What you got to do? I go anywhere I go. I got to go. >> Okay. >> And I show you anything I got to go. Bring your supervisor in. Am I suspected of being in a crime? >> Am I suspected of being in a crime? And you're going to tell me why am I detained in the court? Why am I I'm I'm >> You're detained for a motor vehicle violation. Step out of the car. >> I don't have to step out. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car right now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car or I'm taking you out of the car right now. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car right now. Let's go. Out of the car right now. Out of the car. You're under You're under arrest for obstruction. Get out of the car right now. Right now. Right now. Don't fight it. Just get out. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car right now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car right now. >> I see you recording. Get out of the car. Get out of the car right now. You're under arrest for obstruction. Get out. Get out. >> Get out. Get out. >> GET OUT THE CAR. GET OUT THE CAR. GET OUT THE CAR. >> Get out, bro. >> Get out. >> Get out right now. >> Hey yo, I'm not going to tell you again. Get out the car. >> Get out. >> Look what you're doing. Get out of my car right now. You're in the car. >> Get out of the car right now. >> Why you open my door? >> Get out of the car right now. >> Can I give you permission to open my door? >> Get out of the car right now. >> Did I give him permission for this? >> Get down. >> Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for the last time. >> Okay. Enough. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> After securing him, the officers then move the man to the squad car. >> You want me to get me half? >> That's it. Just stop. >> You got to stop. >> Stop. That's it. Just stop. >> Okay. Roll to your side. >> Roll to your side. >> Roll. Roll to your side. >> Special for what? Shut the >> roll to your side. Bring your knees in. There you go. >> Dumb ass. >> Look at 1 2 3 four. >> Let's go. We got to walk. Come on. Let's see what you're going to do in court. >> Let's see what you're going to do. >> One second. I just got to search. >> Search what? You're a searching me out. >> Yes, I am. >> Face the car. >> Face the car. >> Stop. Shut the up. >> Relax. Relax. >> Even though his fate had already been sealed, he continued to run his nasty mouth on the back of the squad car. >> Don't erase it, [ __ ] I got proof, [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm >> not racing. I got proof. You [ __ ] fat [ __ ] >> How old are you? >> Shut the [ __ ] up. I don't want to talk to you. You [ __ ] dumb. I ain't telling you [ __ ] You're going to see me in court. You [ __ ] [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Or not. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. That don't matter to you. You [ __ ] white [ __ ] >> Dumb ass [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] ass. Why you stopping me anyways? You [ __ ] [ __ ] ass. You see what's going to happen to you. You seen the videos on Tik Tok. This is what's going to happen to you. You [ __ ] white [ __ ] looking little ass [ __ ] We got five. I wish you couldn't get me out the [ __ ] court. Dumb ass. See what you're going to do. I'm not bringing you to court. Dumb ass [ __ ] bro. That's the funny [ __ ] that you think that you something else because you got a [ __ ] uniform on. [ __ ] bro. You don't got nothing else to do with your life, bro. >> Open this [ __ ] my [ __ ] What the [ __ ] your [ __ ] problem, bro? You're not going to open the door, my [ __ ] What the [ __ ] problem, bro? Open the [ __ ] door, [ __ ] What the [ __ ] the problem, [ __ ] Open the door, [ __ ] Breathe, you [ __ ] deaf [ __ ] >> Yeah. Don't kick the door >> then. Don't [ __ ] open it, bro. Because I'm telling you nicely, bro, to open the door. >> I've been telling you, bro. Open the door, [ __ ] Going nohere. You got me in cam hub. What the is your problem? You think I'm a super bean or what? [ __ ] got me a handcuff, [ __ ] Open the door. I can't [ __ ] breathe, [ __ ] >> Open the window. >> Then look where the [ __ ] window, you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Okay. You okay? Oh, you don't want to open it. Okay. >> You saw what he did. >> You going to relax? >> I don't got to relax, bro. Then open the window. >> Would have hit me would have been problems. >> What problems? What problems? >> Are you over 18 or not? >> Yes, I'm over 18. >> What's your name? >> You don't got to know my name. As long as you want here. Okay, then we're going to be here all night. >> To call my lawyer, >> we're going to be here all night if I don't tell you. You don't tell me. >> You can't let me call my lawyer. >> Tell me your name. >> You can't let me call my lawyer. >> No. Well, we don't need to talk to your lawyer right now. >> I need to talk to my lawyer. >> You can talk to them after. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Angelino. >> In the end, he was charged with obstruction, resisting arrest, and contempt. He was also cited for speeding, reckless driving, driving without a license, and failure to exhibit documents. Once you ignore lawful commands, you give up control of the outcome. Compliance doesn't mean you agree. It means you're choosing the least damaging path. Arguing, refusing, and being disrespectful only pile consequences on top of violations that were already avoidable. But the next case must be one of the most ridiculous police pursuits I've ever seen. Officers from Ohio responded to a report about a stolen gold cart from a university. What happened next was one of the most bizarre pursuits the officers had encountered in their careers. There you go. All right. He's abading going on the sidewalk. It's going to be It's going to be uh Helen Deuhas. He's blowing a stop sign. He's not stopping. >> Which way did you turn out? Lafayette. >> We're going west on central approaching Chestnut. He's going the opposite traffic. Try to cut him off here. He's going on the hiking bike. We're on the hike and bike trail going towards D Street. PULL OVER 30. Try to cut him off back there so he doesn't go on the road again in the railroad. Get out OF THE CAR NOW, MOTHER. >> All right, let's try to box him in cuz he's not stopping. We're going. >> This is a certified moment that you see in GTA. Totally ridiculous. >> He keeps leaving it out on each side. I can't really get around him with the narrow road. again particularly. Get going road turning on Lincoln going on the sidewalk going 22 mph west direction east on Cleveland waiting for other units to back up so we can box them up Here I behind me. I'm going to go on the sidewalk. Let's box him in. He just hit my cruiser. >> Get a hold of 100. We need more units. After another failed attempt at blocking him, the officers continued their pursuit. >> GET ON THE FREAKING GROUND NOW. [screaming] OPEN THIS THING UP. GET ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. >> I AM. >> WHOA. WHOA. WHOA. I >> got his arm. Hold on. Control. Control. We got him. We got him. >> Ow. Man, >> idiot. >> What's your problem, dude? >> WHAT DID I DO? >> YOU GUYS didn't stop me for no reason, man. >> Get up. >> You struck my vehicle. So, let's try Let's start off. >> You ran out in front of me, man. >> I'm trying to stop you. You're not stopping. >> For what? >> They're That car is reporting stolen. The car report and stolen. >> Yes. Oh my god. >> You guys got them? >> Yeah. Can you check my back of my cart? How bad is it? >> Yeah. Scrape mark. Cracked bumper. >> Way to go, buddy. Didn't you steal one of these already or get in trouble for stealing stuff? All you had to do was stop. >> Man, I didn't know you guys were going to get all crazy like that. >> When you don't stop and you're going on the sidewalks and you're not stopping for police, what do you expect? >> I'm scared of police, man. Because of the stuff that's happened to me. >> Like stealing, running from us. You don't think that that >> No, the police. The police. I'm scared of the police now. >> Just to verify that his property of Kent State. They were not aware of it. >> Yeah. Or something. >> It wasn't even reported. >> Dude with almost half a dozen police cars on his tail and still thinking he can make any excuses. >> Did you take it? You know what? Don't even answer. I'm >> It wasn't even reported. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to have an attorney present before any questioning. You understand those rights? >> All right. Where did you get that? >> Where did I get that? >> Yeah, I was I was adjusting the brakes on it. >> Well, where did you get it at? Like, did you get it in >> the maintenance man? I told him I was adjusting the brakes on. I drove it out here. >> From Kent? >> Yes. Yes. The brakes are bad on >> All the way from Kent. You drove it out here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm like, whoa, man. I didn't >> Why didn't you stop then? >> Because you guys You got I'm like, why are they messing with me, you know? I mean, cuz I don't trust you guys. I mean, you guys I don't trust you guys. Yeah, that that that golf cart that golf cart was never reported stolen. It's not even Kent States. It's got a Kent State sticker on it. >> Kind of a pursuit through half the city on this side. >> I'm sure that sounded ridiculous over the radio was like the dumbest thing ever. >> I was like trying to flip over cuz they're like I just went by Cleveland Road and they're like they're on Cleveland Road. I'm like going around. >> Well, he kept going on the bike and hike and then he would like go through the grass and went around. >> It's got to be stolen from campus somewhere. >> Yeah. Some lady like I'm talking to him. Some lady pulls up to me. She's like, "Hey, I work for Kent State. This car, they're not supposed to leave the campus. It's stolen." I'm like, "Okay." And then I light him up and he's like looking back at me like, and then I'm like, "Wait, that's Allan freaking does not stop." So, >> I got into a pursuit with him on a Skag lawn mower. >> Yeah, I remember that. Where he tried to steal his dirt bikes and >> I I have I I have permission, you guys. I have permission though. >> All right. You ready to go backwards here if we can? Little bit more. A little bit more. Little bit more. All right, we're good. >> They don't want to hit your car now. >> That was different. Never got into a pursuit with a uh golf cart. More of >> a gator. But yeah, >> I was like, man, how long is this going to go for? >> The man continued to argue about his action. >> Alan, I do got I got a question for you. >> It was never reported stolen. >> I do I have a question for you. Was it worth it? >> Well, they're not I never did anything. >> He ran from us. I'm asking. No, but you guys pull you guys didn't have any right to pull me over. I mean, I the thing ain't stolen. I'm I'm adjusting the brakes on it for someone. Then you guys run me off the road like for a stolen. Even if it was stolen, it's like that's insane what you guys just did. >> If I was pit certified, I could have pit you. But what I'm saying you would have rolled over and even reported it stolen. You guys are doing all that crazy. >> He was charged with failure to comply and grand theft of a motor vehicle. He pleaded guilty to both charges and was sentenced to inpatient care at a mental hospital. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> On September 13th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a Publix after employees spotted a man who had previously been trespassed. Now shopping inside again. >> Hey sir. Sir. Sir. Key West police. Key West Police. Sir. Sir, I need to talk to you. Sir, >> I need to talk to you, sir. >> Sir, Key was West Police. >> Sir, sir, you need to stop. >> You need to stop. >> Sir, you're trespassing, >> sir. Sir, you're going to make this a lot worse. You need to stop. >> Stop. Stop. You're resist. >> Sir. A5. I need another unit. >> Officers attempt to detain him as he resists and refuses to cooperate. >> Sir, stop. >> Get on the ground. Turn around. >> I'm dead. >> Okay. Turn around. >> Stop shooting damn thing. >> Turn around. Stop doing that thing so loud. You understand what I'm saying? >> Stop resisting. All right. >> You understand what I'm saying? >> Stop doing damn thing. >> But you said okay. I stop. >> I said stop doing damn thing. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop losing it. >> Stop. >> Stop using it. >> Scsky, right? Right. You understand? >> You said okay, >> man. >> I know who you are. Scumsky. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Come on. film. Okay, keep moving. >> You look right at me. >> I'm going to be The man began speaking in what sounded like random or unfamiliar language, raising doubts about whether he actually understood what officers were saying. You all right? >> Yeah. Going handmade. Good. >> Okay, let me adjust his head. >> You understand? First thing stop. >> So what you got dropped? >> Sounds like it. Yeah, it sounds like he tossed him. >> Hip toss. Hip toss. >> All right. >> Hey, Bubble. You have anything sharp in your pocket? His wallet is right here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> You know him? >> Yeah. >> What language does he speak? >> Sign language. >> He speaks English. He understands. >> I've been doing this since I started. The man is transported and later charged with criminal trespass and resisting arrest. >> No mine's on my throat. >> Are you injured at all? Can you understand me? Are you injured at all? >> I'm guess what? I know, but can you read lips and stuff? >> Yeah, the damn thing you [ __ ] know yourself, man. [clears throat] Okay. >> No, it's fine. All right. No visible injuries. >> And all right, we got you. >> You're good. >> You think I'm my girl? >> Huh? >> My color. My color. >> I don't know. All right, we'll take care of you. You can't fight the police. Okay, >> don't fight the police. >> All right, this is what happens. >> Like sign language. Don't fight the police. >> All right, [laughter] >> is this your handcuff kick? >> Yes. There you go, man. Bro, you okay there. She >> I ain't taking nothing. I'm not taking anything, y'all. >> On September 9th, 2022, police received a call about a suspicious male attempting to steal an Acer monitor from the electronic section at Walmart. When confronted, the suspect dropped the monitor and attempted to flee. >> She ain't taking nothing. I'm not taking anything, y'all. I not taking nothing. I'm not taking nothing, y'all. I ain't doing nothing. I'm not doing anything, guys. I'm not doing nothing. Okay. Okay. Let me get up. Let me get Let me get up. Hey, just let me get up. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Still fighting. Still fighting. Loosen up. Loosen up. >> I got y'all. I got y'all. I got y'all. If y'all let me up, I can I can >> Oh, we don't want you to get up. Okay. Loosen up. >> Lay on your stomach or you will get tased. Do you understand? >> Okay. Lay on your stomach. Okay. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Stomach. Elbow. Elbow. >> Lay on your stomach. >> I'm on my stomach. >> I'm on your stomach. Not your side. >> All the way on your stomach. >> I'm on my stomach. >> Give me your other hand. >> I'm on my stomach. >> Give me your other hand. >> I can't even move. >> ROLL OVER NOW. >> Y'ALL GOT MY THUMB. >> ROLL OVER THAT. WAIT. We don't have >> got me twisted. Bro, >> we don't have you. >> Yes, I do. >> Your arm is free. >> Roll over, bro. Y'all got me twisted. >> Your left arm is free. >> Y'all barely got me twisted. I got the arm. And I get on your stomach. >> You able to do that? >> I'm trying to get on my stomach, y'all. >> I'm just trying to get on my stomach, y'all. >> Yeah, >> that's it. I'm going to hand over my stomach. >> Let me have your other hand. >> Thank you, smart. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing nothing, y'all. Why y'all got me like this? I I didn't do anything. I didn't do nothing, y'all. I got him. I got him. >> I didn't do nothing, y'all. Somebody help me. Record this. Record this, y'all. >> Record this. I'm not I didn't do anything to record. >> I didn't do anything. What happened? What happened? >> Ready. I'm going to start my unit. >> What happened y'all? >> Be on the ground with one. >> What happened, y'all? Literally, what happened? >> Not anything, you guys. >> You're not going to get away. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> You can comply. There are other officers in route. >> Do you understand? >> Just lay on your stomach. >> Do you understand? >> I feel I feel in >> No, I'm not. Okay. I'm not doing anything. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I'm not doing nothing. You You're trying to get my arm in. You >> inside the office, the suspect continues denying everything despite the evidence. Did one of y'all go where he was all get all that stuff that's on the ground already? >> I don't feel anything. [clears throat] >> Oh, y'all got it already. >> All right. Thank you. >> Ow. This cup is hurting. >> There you go. >> How? >> That's stepped. >> Is that yours? >> It's stepped. >> I told you I >> Where's that? >> No. No. Do you have ID on here? It's not. Do you have a name? >> ID. That's my >> This one? >> Yes. >> Officers discovered multiple IDs under different names, raising suspicions of forg. Where you all at? office. >> What's your name? >> So, who's Newberry? >> Blueberry is the guy who I was working for >> doing what? >> Long care. >> Does it say lawn care on here? >> See? Well, that's not longer. How much he pay you? >> Like eight. >> Hey, what? >> So, we contact him. When we when we go to his house, >> he's going to tell us that you were doing work for him. >> I mean, is is that guy >> When we go When we go to his house, he's going to say that Joseph was doing work for him. >> I've never been to his house. >> So, he's going to pay you to do what? I didn't. >> How'd you get the check? >> So, I'm saying when I come up, I'm going to take a picture of you and I'm going to go to this house and I'm going say, "Do you know this guy?" >> And he's going to tell me what he says. >> He's going to tell me what? >> Yeah. >> Black guy. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Close. >> Yeah. >> You guys, what happened? What did I do? Everything. >> He said everything. What did I do? >> In the next case, a male shoplifter quickly tries to outrun police when pursued. Back to our man. Additional unexpected evidence was discovered, causing the charges against the suspect to quickly escalate into much more serious offenses. >> I didn't stop lifting it. >> Yes, you did. We watched you. >> I didn't stop looking at >> that uh monitor. >> I didn't get the monitor. >> Did you not have that monitor in your hand when we stopped you right here? >> Oh, yeah. But I didn't I DIDN'T TAKE THE MONITOR. I went to customer service. >> Your your logic >> is ridiculous. And then you and I listen to me. Listen to me. You and I don't have to discuss nothing. All the proof is here. >> But I didn't take anything out. >> You passed the last point of sale. >> Hey, stand up and turn around. >> Do you own a Porsche? So, whose porch? It was all I told you. Everything we know was little bitty bags. Like even that's mine. >> This This is yours. >> That's mine. I put this on and I found the bag. That bag right there. Just two little bags. It was all in there. Hey, tell me all types of [ __ ] was in the bag. It ain't mine. >> And where at? Where did you find these at? >> Flex >> just so we can get it back to the owner. >> Flex. >> What is that? >> Uh, it's a spa downstairs. cars and all that. >> All that was in the bag. You know what I'm saying? >> You just hit the jackpot with the bags, didn't you? >> I did. Messing everything in there, bro. This my bag. >> You said what? >> Messing everything in there, bro. [ __ ] on the side in the green bag. The green little thingy, coke and everything. It was coke and everything [ __ ] >> said there was meth coke in there. >> I don't even know all in that [ __ ] or not. For real. For real. I just know what it is. What was right there? And it look like And it look like me and it literally just look at me. Oh boy. >> Right. All this is evidence. Where you at? >> All right. Uh down. >> All right, stand up. Finally, the suspect was charged with theft by shoplifting, forgery, possession of marijuana, possession of methamphetamine, possession of drugrelated objects, obstruction, and financial transaction card theft. The suspect was arrested for shoplifting and indecent exposure. >> What did I do? What did I do? On February 20th, 2025, police respond to a disturbance at a Walmart after reports of a man behaving inappropriately. >> That guy right there. >> That guy right there. >> Take the L. everything. >> What did I do? >> What's your name? >> Ro. >> What did I do? What did I do? >> There's allegations that you're exposing yourself. >> No. What? >> I hope the cameras don't lie. >> Do you have any merchandise on you or anything? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Okay, here we'll take. >> It wasn't just shoplifting. Officers reviewed the surveillance footage and discovered the suspect was involved in other disturbing and inappropriate behavior. >> Have you been in here a while? >> Have you been in here a while? >> No, I just came in. >> You just came in? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What are you What did you come here for? >> I came here to buy something. >> What were you coming in to buy? >> I'm being accused for, sir. >> Well, because we they they've been watching you on cameras and you're following girls around. It's supposed to >> No, I'm not. >> That's what they told us. >> So, what you coming to buy? >> I came here to buy some groceries, sir. >> Okay. So when we come in here and we look at these cameras, we're not going to see you on your >> while you're following girls. >> No. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything on you, by the way? >> No, sir. >> You don't have anything illegal or anything on? >> No, sir. >> Here. Have a seat right here. >> He looks familiar. >> It's Rome, isn't it? Rome. >> Yeah. I don't care. >> What? Ma'am, Miss What What did I do? >> Uh, I'm not sure. I just got here, but >> a few things. >> You want to see what >> this is when we first walk into a woman's bathroom. >> I just I just came up here. You talking about in a woman's restroom. >> What is that? >> I can't even see. [laughter] >> Well, we we have, you know, several different shots, right? Okay. Here's the first female right here. Look over here first. This is supposed This is one of That's about three different female shots. But here's this one right here. >> I'm calling this female. She's right here on this one. See, like he goes in his bathroom. We had passport. So that's weird. See right there? >> I think he can still some Vaseline on his person. >> Rome, do you have the Vaseline on you that you took off the shelf? Officers discovered the suspect repeatedly moving around and following multiple women, followed by behavior that was hard to believe. >> Is it in this this pocket? >> I don't think there's anything in this pocket. >> Probably so. >> There's nothing in this pocket. Is it in the hoodie pocket? >> No, probably. So, in this pocket that you take I don't feel it in there. Do you not remember where you put it? I mean pick up picking up a Vaseline but um that's >> check right there. >> Right here. >> Got it. >> Right here. >> Okay. Uh >> yeah, I'll talk to her if you want to. Hello. Hi. You're not in any trouble, but I was wondering if you noticed a man following you earlier. Yeah. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Did he say anything or >> No, he didn't. >> Okay. >> But thank you for asking. >> Okay. I'm 97. >> Um well, he's been walking around following women and he's been exposing himself. >> Oh, yeah. And but I've seen like >> Okay. But you didn't you didn't see anything? >> Yeah. He just said like, "How are you now?" Okay. All right. >> Yeah. It's kind of odd like >> Yeah. Okay. Thank you. You know, we're looking for that blonde woman with a puffy jacket, like a a silver gray puffy jacket. She uh you know, she pushing shopping. >> I think she did have a shopping cart. She's the victim of of this dude that we've got up there. >> There's another dude in the office. >> Yeah. So, I know they're walking around looking for her and >> looking on cameras, but she's not in trouble. We just They >> just want to grab her. >> Yeah. CAN >> you show her a picture of everything? >> Uh, not yet. I I haven't brought her up to speed on anything yet. >> Okay. She knows she's not in trouble. >> Yes, I do know. I'll let her know she's not in trouble. I will get a picture of him. >> Okay. Um, was it Hey, did that happen in the garden center? >> Yes. >> Okay. While you were over in the garden center, did you notice anybody following you? >> I felt like I was being followed. I did. >> Okay. Did Did you But did you notice anybody? I noticed a male. >> Okay. >> I didn't look or but I just kind of felt like somebody and I walked away. Then I forgot something over there. I walked back and I did kind of pay attention more when I walked back over there. >> Okay. You saw him that time or >> No, I didn't see him when I was over there again, but when I walked away, I kind of felt like he might be following me. >> And >> can you describe him at all? just average person. >> Okay. >> But I don't know for sure cuz I didn't turn around and you know stare at him or anything. It just feel >> Okay. Um well he So we have a guy in custody up there. He's been following women around. >> Okay. >> Um and he's been exposing himself behind your backs. >> Oh. >> Um the clearest shot on camera that we have. They started following him cuz he was looking weird. He was acting weird. So they thought he was stealing stuff. >> Okay. >> But then they called us. They're like, "No, this guy's exposing himself." And so we came in and found him and took him into custody. >> Oh, I didn't get that feeling. I just thought he was just going to >> I don't know. But I did have a feeling that somebody was following me for whatever reason. But yeah, no, I never did turn around. >> Okay. He's going to he's going to bring a picture out and I'm just going to see if you can identify him. I'm going to have another officer come talk to you real quick. >> Okay. Okay. And she'll be right here. So, just stay right there for me. >> Officers directly confronted the suspect. >> Okay. Yeah. So, Rome, just be honest with me. What What are we doing? >> I just be honest, sir. I came in here to buy some food. >> Yeah. >> And I did pick that gas up. >> Okay. But why why are we following girls around? >> I'm not following girls around. >> I'm watching you on camera. Do it. >> I'm not, sir. >> Okay. I'm I'm watching you on camera follow girls around and pull your out. So, what is that about? >> I I'm I see you doing it on camera. You can't tell me you didn't. I see it. >> Can I see it? >> No, but I'm watching it. I'm watching you pull your out while you're following girls around. >> I'm not. Can I see? >> I I don't know what to tell you when it's on camera. >> Can I see? >> No, you can't. Why? Why do you need to see it? It's you. You're the one who did it. You said that I pull my out on camera. >> Yes. >> Can I see it? >> No. You You were doing it in person. You probably saw it yourself. Why do you need to see it on camera? >> Because I I >> She looks like technically >> I don't even mind that I did this. She's >> okay. >> You hear me? >> Can we be honest about it? >> I mean, I'm giving you the opportunity to tell me. >> Yes, sir. >> And you're not. >> What did I do? >> I just told you what you did. You said I pull my out on on a female. >> While you were following girls around? Yes. >> No. >> I don't know how you're going to tell me no when I'm looking at it. So, you don't remember doing that at all? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink today? Alcohol? >> I I had a little bit to drink today. Yes, sir. >> Do you feel intoxicated right now? >> Not at all. >> I mean, I can I'm asking just cuz I can smell it on you. >> Yes, sir. >> When's the last time you had something to drink? probably two hours on the way. >> Two hours ago. What did you drink? Was it like beer? >> It was a uh wine. >> Wine? >> Yeah. >> Gotcha. Just one? >> Yeah. 13%. >> 13%. Gotcha. Is that like normal? Do you like do that every day or just occasionally or? >> Yeah, occasionally. >> Occasionally. >> Okay. Do you feel like you're drunk right now? >> Uh, not. No. >> Okay. Why'd you take the Vaseline? >> Uh, it was for my lips. You just didn't want to pay for it or >> I didn't have them. >> Okay. Rome, why did you why'd you go in the women's bathroom? >> That was accidental. She she had came in and told me that I was in the women's restroom and I had walked out and uh she didn't say uh nothing further. Despite being confronted with clear evidence and each specific action laid out, the suspect stubbornly denied everything, repeatedly demanding to see the footage and attempting to justify his behavior. >> Okay. She just mistakenly went in the girl's bathroom. >> Yeah. >> She had walked in. She was like, "Uh, this is the female's restroom." And I was just like, "Oh." and I walked out and uh she didn't she didn't say nothing after that but uh the people that that that she was with >> was uh following me around where I was working at >> and then uh that's what I had seen. >> Okay. Roman, do you know what your warrants are for? You got county warrants? Did you know about them? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Do y'all need him for anything? Do you want him trespass? >> Yes. >> All right. All right, let me go ahead. >> You hear that? You're trespassing from Walmart. >> All Walmart Santa Claus Murphy's nationwide. What's my charity? >> Well, one, the the warrant that you have from county is for lararseny. >> Lararseny? >> Yes. It's a past charge. It's a warrant. And then two, for what I told you about, you're exposing yourself in Walmart. That's obviously not allowed. >> So now you're never allowed to come back to Walmarts ever again. >> I didn't though. >> On camera, buddy. Go out here. Face this way. I'll pass you. >> Me doing what? >> I told you 10 times. You have any other on you or is it just that? >> Uh yeah, I think so. >> We're at >> No, I don't. >> Or is that it? >> Yeah, I think that's it. >> Okay. And before we get to the jail, so I obviously we pulled the off you. Do do you have anything else in your pants? In your underwear? >> No, sir. >> Nothing else? Oh, no. >> So, >> if you take it into the jail, it's going to be a felony. >> Okay. >> So, nothing else? >> No, sir. >> Okay. All right. Here, I'm going to put you down in here. >> You just trying to get comfortable, >> huh? >> Are you just trying to get comfortable? >> Yeah, I hear you. 678. We're all 98 and I'll be 10:15 when time run out to the jail. My starting is 303. >> Yeah. So, no. So, you're not they're not charging you with the Vaseline. >> Huh? >> They're not charging you with the Vaseline, but you're you're getting charged with indecent exposure. You're getting charged with the And you also got the warrants. What was the warrant? >> It was for petty larseny. >> Petty larseny? >> Yeah, it's a past charge. It's not anything new, but I you might have like missed some payments on it or something. >> What was the petty larseny on? >> I don't know what it was for, but it's it's from this year. >> How long How long ago? >> Give me a second. I'll see if I can find it. Trying to find your charge. >> 97. >> So this So this already had been out for a while. >> Yes. Yeah, it was in February. So it was it was like this month. It's like two two weeks ago. >> From what? >> It's Petty Larseny from UCO PD. Were you over Were you over by the college? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Yeah, that's what it is. >> You said UCO. >> Did you Did you like steal something from a gas station maybe a month ago? >> No, sir. >> What's your name? >> Okay. Yeah. I I don't know. But that's Yeah, it's from UCO, which is here in Edmond. >> What did it say I stole? It doesn't say. It just tells me who who arrested you for it. >> But no title to what I stole. >> I mean, you could probably pull up their report and see, but >> Huh. >> When you get when you go to court for it, I'm sure they'll tell you. >> So, would I be going to what? Uh, county. >> The suspect was charged with indecent exposure, had an outstanding warrant for petty lararseny, and was banned from every Walmart nationwide.